The Boyd-Trees Project is devoted to collecting and publicizing family trees that include the surname Boyd. It currently includes more than 60,000 individuals and over 13,000 Boyds.

The annual reunion of the Bobo family will be 19-22 April 2001 at the Comfort Inn, Clinton, SC. For complete details, visit the Bobo Web site.

Old obituaries, birth and marriage announcements, legal notices, old news, and more—all scanned from 18th- through early-20th century U.S. newspapers from Maine to California. The Web site includes an index of names and sites searched and is updated daily.

The Roads Family of Buckinghamshire traces the family's roots back to 1553 and includes many families who married Roads/Rhodes/Roades family members. Roads researchers in Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and America may trace their lineage back to Thomas Rodes and Joan Taylor, who married 15 November 1553 in Middle Claydon, Bucks. This tree may also be of interest to researchers of George Washington.

GenealogyPrinters.com, a family-run business in England offering printing services exclusively to the genealogist. It specializes in the printing of family trees and blank charts, which can be purchased online.

Kruse Family from Germany, a Web site that has Kruse from Klein Belitz, Reinstorf, and Vietzen with parish records from Neukirchen, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany. Related surnames are Schroeder, Juerss, Kopplemann, Papenhagen, Lehmann, Knaack, and many more.

John Ladd Family Genealogy - Five Generations of Ladds lists the first five generations of the John Ladd family of Virginia from the emigrant who was born about 1630 to the families of the early-1800s. Includes records from all Quaker and county records located at the Library of Virginia and numerous books.

Arnolds and others from Bonavista Bay, Newfoundland, Canada.

Barkley Family Genealogy Page. Includes Barkley, Robinson, McDowell, Boone, Gordon, Hunter, Perry, Steele, and Hutchison. There are 1,085 individuals and 364 families representing 267 surnames in this database.

The West Virginia Genealogy Guide provides links to genealogical data for all of the West Virginia counties. The databases include: census records, births, deaths and obituaries, marriages, military records, cemetery inscriptions, and biographies.

Jewish-Families.com is a Web site built to provide Jewish families a place to store virtual archives about their family. It has many services that look after the past, present, and future of each family member, and it is meant to enhance the communication between members of a family.

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