Family Histories. A Genealogy Research Database Maintained by Wayne L Cornelius
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Families Cornelius, Gabel, Hildebrandt, and Suchsland
Conrad Cornelius 1806-1865
Magdalene (Dietzel) Cornelius 1807-1856
Descendants of Elizabeth (Cornelius) Gabel
Descendants of Conrad Wilhelm Cornelius
Descendants of Margaret (Cornelius) Hildebrandt
Descendants of John Cornelius
Descendants of Nicolaus Suchsland and Anna Elizabeth (Cornelius) Suchsland
Some Unrelated Corneliuses We Have Found
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Davison and Sheehan Families
Francis Holiday Davi(d)son
Nancy Hazen Davi(d)son Jameson
Descendants of William B Davison and Frances Anna Owsley
Descendants of William B Davison and Emeline Jane Campbell
Descendants of Sarah H Davison and Patrick Sheehan
Germans From Russia (the culture group)
Philipp Bieber: German emigrant from Glückstal, Ukraine
Jacob Dewald: German emigrant from Neudorf, Odessa
Katherine Lebsack: German emigrant from Frank, Russia
Daniel Roloff family: German emigrants from Kulm, Bessarabia and Art-Zies, South Russia
Philipp Schleich: German emigrant from Huck, Russia
Fred Stroh: German emigrant from Kherson Oblast, South Russia
Carl Wieland: German emigrant from Friedenthal, Bessarabia
Other People of Special Family Interest
Descendants of Chris Gottlob Daudel
Descendants of Andreas Ehl
Descendants of Hamilton Bert Lindsey
Jackson Frost--and some ringers, who all lived in Jackson County, Iowa
Erastus Jackson Frost
Andrew Jackson Frost
E J (Edmund James) Frost
KRAUSS, Mathilda Seidenspinner ("Mutti")
WEANT, Charles Augustus ("Uncle Charlie")
North Carolina State University Statistics Department
NCSU Statistics Department Faculty-Staff List
Grace Lutheran Church-Raleigh NC
Grace Lutheran Church Membership Index
Columbarium memorial garden
Find A Grave Virtual Cemetery
North Carolina Synod ELCA
Find A Grave research
Surname Index
Master Index
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Emma Cornelius and Charles A Johnson, 1911
See:
Emma Emilie Cornelius
Charles August Johnson
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