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vital records

historical accounts and published works

family collections and oral histories

notes and miscellany

The Documents:

Paper Trails of Our Ancestors

This section houses our collection of the documents we've accumulated over the course of our research. Most are records we've found in online databases or open repositories elsewhere, and others have been transcribed and shared with us. Proper credit is given wherever applicable and possible not only to reference the origins of information but as a respectful acknowledgement.

We have not verified or validated every piece of information. What we have included here supports what we consider ample (not necessarily exhaustive) evidences pertaining to our ancestors. So even if the document is an original or reproduced copy, please keep in mind that there are varying levels of inaccuracies inherent in everything from firsthand accounts to transcriptions to handwritten genealogies passed down through the generations. Always use information judiciously.

Vital Records

Auvil, Charles Lewis - Death Certificate photocopy

Auvil, Charolette Rightsman - Death Certificate photocopy

Auvil, Daniel James - Death Certificate photocopy

Auvil, Daniel Moats and Eliza J. Lantz - Marriage Record photocopy

Auvil, Ernest Scott - Death Certificate photocopy

Auvil, Henry Christopher - Death Certificate photocopy

Auvil, Henry D. and Dorothy Sites - Marriage Record photocopy

Auvil, Henry Jackson - Death Certificate photocopy

Auvil, Lewis Napoleon - Death Certificate photocopy

Auvil, Marion Nestor - Death Certificate photocopy

Auvil, Rezin Edward - Death Certificate photocopy