Roots of a Hillbilly Family from West Virginia

This is a journey which takes us to many countries and many states, a journey to find our family roots. We are thankful to Ancestry.com; Find a grave.com, Wikipedia and all the information about coats of arms and all the other family tree sites on the Internet which help us to find our roots on this special journey. This makes us appreciate more what our families have done for us all through the years. We give thanks to our Creator and His team for everything. We also thank our family...
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This is a journey which takes us to many countries and many states, a journey to find our family roots. We are thankful to Ancestry.com; Find a grave.com, Wikipedia and all the information about coats of arms and all the other family tree sites on the Internet which help us to find our roots on this special journey. This makes us appreciate more what our families have done for us all through the years. We give thanks to our Creator and His team for everything. We also thank our family who share photos and family information with us and to our parents and all grandparents who have sacrificed so much for us. They do this out of love, and we return this love to them, respect and appreciation for all they have done for us.Book 4 covers the names of Viquesney, Boulyer, L'Honore, Lallemand, Quenault, Mauger, Row, Rowe, Brown, Rinehart, Price, Sanford, Tabb, Barrow, Durrett, Langhorne, Randolph, Ruffin, Cross, Borror, Tracy, Tschudi, Proctor, James, Fuchs, Schaffner, Gassaway, Beard, Orme, Bohrer, Benjamin, Muller, Moore, Poling, Throckmorton, Reade, Wyckoff, Vandine, Orrick, Cooke, Gwyn, Wells, Schenck, Black, Porter, Shaw, Campbell, Scarburgh, Keller, Springstone, Davis, Lambert, Bowman, Bauman, Hottel and Rueger. Covers the states of Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Louisiana, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee and Ohio. Covers the countries of USA, France, Germany, Switzerland, England, Netherlands, Scotland and Ireland.There is a list of 12 people (great grandparents) who were brave souls in our genealogy who immigrated to America from other countries listed in book 4. The first Indian in our family is a Cherokee and is listed in Chapter 18.There is a list of 11 third to sixth great grandfathers who served their country in the French & Indian War, Revolutionary War and War of 1812 listed in this book. Gives a total of 31 of our greats grandfathers that we know for sure who have fought for our freedoms during the 1700's and the early 1800's.Book 5 will go into more details about our Phelps family from England.