CREDITS
We've met many kinds of people on our journey to find our roots - some competitive, some helpful, some skeptical, some friendly, some not and some just downright bizarre! What a long strange trip it's been! But it's been worth every one step forward and two steps back that we've had to take to get here!
Many people have contributed their time and effort to this project and we would like to acknowledge them and give them credit for all their hard work. If the name of an individual is hyperlinked, you may contact them for further information. Thank you all. Your efforts did not go unnoticed!
| Caul, Lila | Contributed information on the Caul, Goad, Sailor and Snow branches. |
| Darrough, Cindy | Researched and contributed information on the Bogus, Burnett, Darrough, Redfearn/Redfern, Sailor and Stewart branches. |
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| Hitt, Nancy | Contributed information on the Bogus, Blaha, Burnett, Calvin, Chesney, Hitt, McFarland, Sailor and Zambruski branches. |
| Pope, Flora | Contributed information on the Beasley, Burnett, Dodge, Galloway, Hester, Marrow, Miller, Pope, Redfearn/Redfern and Schellinger branches. |
| Redfearn, Raven | Researched and contributed information on the Burnett, Jett, Kovach, Redfearn/Redfern and Snow branches. |
| Redfern, Michael Robert | Researched and contributed information on more than 2,900 individuals from the Redfearn/Redfern branches. Author of "The Redfearn Family Revisited". A master in genealogy! |
| Schilling, Dorothy | Contributed information on the Burnett, Lewis, Mitchell, Moore, Newman, Schilling, Schulthies and Wisdom branches. |
| Scott, Douglas | Researched and contributed information on the Redfearn/Redfern and Reidelberger branches. |
If you have information that you would like to contribute,
please e-mail it to us and we will post it for you.
You will be given credit for your contribution!
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Genealogy is a collaboration of efforts that should be
shared!
We're all in this together!
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"Treat the
earth well; it was not given to you by your parents, it was loaned to you by
your children.
We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."
Ancient
Indian Proverb
