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William Holcomb (1650-aft. 1705) and Simon Gross (b. 1711)
William Holcomb was born about 1650 in England. He was a minister in the Church of England. He and his wife emigrated before 1678 and settled in St. Stephen's parish, New Kent, Virginia. They had at least four children. Traces descent through their fourth son, John Holcomb (b. 1685). Simon Gross was born in 1711 in Baden, Germany. He and his brother, Theobald, emigrated in 1741 and settled in Penn- sylvania. Simon married Catharina Schneider and had two children. After Catharina's death he married Dorothea, who died in 1744. In 1745 he married Veronica Mayer and had three children. In 1767 they moved to North Carolina. Veronica died and Simon married Margaretha and had one child. Line of descent is traced through Veronica's first son, Simon, Jr. (b. 1746). Descendants and relatives lived in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Missouri and elsewhere.
Wadhams Genealogy, Proceded By A Sketch Of The Wadham Family In England
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A Dowling Family of the South.
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Calhoun, Hamilton, Baskin, and Related Families.
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Poetry, A Magazine of Verse (Volume XVIII)
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Frost Genealogy in Five Families (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from Frost Genealogy in Five Families A multitude of our mental and physical peculiarities, as well as our traditional attitudes, are inherited. These characteristics have been living and active in our line of ancestors for centuries. We ourselves are to a large degree a blending, a composite of our ancestors. They in turn were much like us. This book may chronicle only a name, a birth, a marriage, or a death of a remote relative. But that person was a witness if not an actor in great historic scenes, and we must picture him as a person similar to our brothers and sisters and ourselves; quite as much alive and pulsating with all human feelings. When the author found records of his ow...
A Family Called Fort
Elias Fort was born before 1646 and died in 1677/1678.
