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Welcome

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We hope you will find this site useful. We have a rich family heritage ranging from "The Father of Wisconsin" Charles Michel de Langlade, to "The Father of our Country" George Washington. Our family boasts immigrants from England, Canada, France, Germany, Poland, Russia and other countries. We have relatives listed from all across the United States.

We currently have over 27,000 individuals documented, involving more than 13,000 families.

Please note that information about living individuals will not be presented except to family members who register for a user account. Before using this site, please read our Terms and Conditions.

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Did You Know?

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NEW! Our Family Connections

We've added a forum called Our Family Connections to our site. On the new forum you will be able to interact with other family members and discuss research questions, family reunions, or just chat with other family members. Please take a moment to check out the forum by clicking on the Our Family Connections link at the left of each page. Be among the first to add your comments at the forum.

Event Maps

Please check out the Event Map section on each individual's page. Now you can see at a glance where a person was born, died, resided, etc. Click on the balloons on each map to see the events that occurred at the location. Click on the balloons to the right of each map and a new page will open containing a full map of that location.

Maps are also provided on the Cemetery pages to help you easily find the cemeteries. And if you look up a place, it will also provide a map.

What Was It Like Then?

Have you ever wondered what it was like to live during the times of your ancestor (or descendent)? Try out the Timeline feature found on every individual's page. After finding a particular person's page click on the Timeline tab near the top. What you will receive is a list of many the special events that occurred during the person's life. You can add (or delete) people from the timeline using the appropriate buttons. Give it a try. Did your ancestor live when they invented the slinky?

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Some of our Contributers

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Navarre-Gauthier Lines. Our special thanks go out to Gerald A. Shadduck who has been sharing a great deal of information about our Gauthier and Navarre ancestors. We are especially thanksful for his contributions about the Navarre family in France.

The Smith Family. We owe a special debt of thanks for much of the information in the Andrus branch of the tree to Janet Stein Smith. She has supplied photos and other support materials, especially for the Beck, Stein, Kerran, Black and Smith families.

The Baldridge Family. Many thanks to Mark Baldridge for his contributions to the Baldridge surname. He is continually adding to that branch of the tree.

The St. Louis Branch. Will Wissbroecker has been graciously sharing much information about the St. Louis branch of the family. Thanks, Will.

The Andress Family Thanks to James Blaine and Leonard Watson for sharing their research on the Andress family.

Staten Island Seguines Thanks to John Daggan for providing us with an in depth look at the Seguines of Staten Island, and for delivering a theory as to the parents of John Henry Seguine.

Ernest and Julia Seguine Descendants. A big thank you to Marjorie (Seguine) Fuller for filling us in on the details of her parents and her siblings.

Jonathan Shepard Descendents Thanks to Donald Dowling, we now have a great deal more information about the descendents of Jonathan Shepard and his wife Hannah Benjamin