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Randy Seaver’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun Assignment is to list one’s 16 great-great-grandparents, include their dominant ancestry and to calculate one’s own dominant ancestry. My spin on this is to look back an additional four generations from the ggg’s in order to identify their ancestry. Many, many of my ancestors were already on these shores at that . . . → : CONTINUE READING  Leave a comment  Uncategorized  Baxter, Bradley County TN, Burke County NC, Butler, Cass County GA, Ellis, England, Fannin County GA, Forrester, Fun Facts, Garrett, Georgia, Germany, Gilmer County GA, Hemphill, Ireland, Johnson, Kendrick, Lankford, Maryland, McEntire, Murray County GA, Native American, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Patterson, Pennsylvania, Polk County TN, Roberts, Scotland, SNGF, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Ward, West, Whitener Let’s recognize ancestors and close relatives who were born in August: Agnes Kattermann, 9x-great-grandmother, born 20 Aug 1634. Leave a comment Uncategorized Baden-Wurtemberg, Butler, Cunningham, Dellinger, England, Fannin County GA, Fun Facts, Garrett, Johnson, Katterman, Lancaster County PA, Mawson, Murray County GA, Whitener The Kendrick surname is usually considered to be of Welsh, English, or Scottish origin. The Welsh and English origins of the name are quite similar. In Wales, it was derived from the personal name “Cynwrig,” meaning chief man. In England it was derived from the given name “Cenric” or “Kendrich”, from the Old English pre 7th . . . → : CONTINUE READING |
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