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The Collins Family History
The genealogy and history of the Collins family. Containing some history of the families :Alford, Alexander, Arcand, Barlow, Beausoliel, Becker, Beeston, Bidwell, Bryan, Bulkeley, Cane, Charlton, Chartier, Chauncey, Chevalier, Coleman, Collins, Converse, Cooley, Coon, Crete, Dibble, Dolbere, Doucet, Dudley, Eno, Eyre, Forcier, Gauthier, Gaylord, Gillette, Goodale, Goodrich, Gregory, Grosvenor, Hammond, Harper, Haskins, Hubert, Hus, Kelsey, Kuhn (Coon), LaFarr, Leppard, Loescher, Marcot, Marvin, Mathieu, Mudge, Phillips, Robitaille, Seeley, Schneider, Skinner, Sturges, Treat, Turney, Vacher, Vore, Weller, Wies, Williams, Winegar and Woodbridge
Collins Family Reunion
Two cousins, so alike, yet so different. Jim Collins---the kind of relative families brag about. A royal after marrying Crown Princess Diana of Taraverde. An over-achiever, now with the chance to compete in the Olympics. David(Dac) Collins---the kind of relative families don't talk about. A womanizing Marine, the black sheep of the Collins family. Jim knows that Dac's lifestyle hides a painful past. He tries to help his cousin become the man he wants to be. But Jim has problems of his own. Demands of his career & international competition leave little time for his family. His marriage begins to suffer.
Collins Family Reunion
The third novel in the Collins Family series.
The Collins Family
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The Collins Family
This is a genealogical book describing a vast number of descendants from the Collins family. It chronicles several generations, going back all the way to the 1700s. Several images are also featured. It is a wonderful reference of family history.
The History and Genealogy of the Collins Family
This book contains the descendants of Charles Thomas Collins born 1501 in London, England, as well as ancestors including the Arringtons, Sluders, Nethertons, Candlers and Spurlings. There are over 1,700 individuals in this book with roots in England, Ireland, Germany and France.
