Research Quaker Records for Family History
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn how to research the Quaker records for your family history. If you have found Quakers in your family tree, this is a must-see video. Learn where to find the records online and what is not online. Talks about the various records & the best ones for genealogy. Guest Elizabeth Saunders.
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W.W. Hinshaw’s Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy - Six Volumes
📕 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1: North Carolina Yearly Meeting 4th Edition
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📕 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 2: New Jersey and Pennsylvania Monthly Meetings
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📕 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 3: New York Monthly Meetings
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📕 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Volume III: New York City and Long Island Hardcover - 1940
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📕 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 4, Part A: Ohio Monthly Meetings
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📕 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. Listing Marriages, Births, Deaths, Certificates, Disownments, Etc., and Much Collateral Information, In two parts, Vol. 4, Part B: Ohio
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📕 Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 6: Virginia
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Index to Hinshaw's Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy
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📗 Southern Quakers and Slavery on Google Books. books.google.c...
📗 Southern Quakers And Slavery: A Study in Institutional History
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📗 The Carolina Backcountry on the Eve of the Revolution, by Charles Woodmason amzn.to/2Y9PedM
📗 The Annals of Newberry; In two parts, by John Abney Chapman amzn.to/2Yj6CwF
Resources
🌐 Tannery Books (Elizabeth Saunders, guest on “footnotes” on Genealogy TV), TanneryBooks.com
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🔎 Hege Library & Learning Guilford College, Greensboro, NC has all files digitized. library.guilfo...
🔎 Quaker Cemeteries library.guilfor...
🔎 African American Quaker Genealogy library.guilfor...
🔎 Underground Railroad in Guilford College Woods library.guilfor...
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Excellent video. I have been researching my Quaker ancestors - mainly Hollingsworth and Hawkins related families - since the 1980s. Will definitely rewatch this video, probably several times.
Wonderful! I love doing Quaker research.
I just discovered your site a few days ago. I have found it both entertaining and the most helpful of any site I have encountered. So a very heartfelt thank you. I have been doing genealogical research for almost 40 years ( I am that old). During our quarantine time for the covid-19 pandemic, I have been going through my previous research and doing my DNA and revisiting some of my "old" ancestors. Most of my ancestors arrived in the 1600-1700's. One of my maternal great -great grandmothers was Lucy Jane Hart. She was a descendant of John Hart 1651-1714. My notes from back in the day, show that he was a Quaker. After watching your video I am ready to begin to delve into any Quaker roots that I might have. Again, thank you so much for your informative videos, I feel as if I've found a friend who shares my interest and questions about this new era of doing genealogical research. From sending a $5 check with a SASE to a town clerk for a copy of a record to utilizing the Thru Lines on Ancestry......we've come a long way!
Me too researching over 40 years Miss Linda. Thanks for the compliments.
Thank you. I'm Clan MacGregor. My 8x great-grandfather came over with William Penn.
Excellent information!! I have Quakers in my family tree also. So this has great interest for me. Thank you so much! I will be watching this few more times.
There is a ton of great quaker records out there. They were very good at keeping good records.
Just found my Quaker’s today! Thanks for the video!
Great show! Thank you Elizabeth and Connie!
+Christine Cochran thanks Christine!
Just started my Quaker research . Names are from NJ. Hackney, Wilkins, Haines, Stokes, Holingshead, Bernard, Stockdell and Allen.
OMG!!!That is so weird about their dates. Yet, it actually makes sense. If I find records I would need a Quaker handbook to talk me through it, like a devoder. Wow!
My Quaker ancestry kept a lot of good records. My direct bloodline started the Friends hospital in England and then donated the property in Philadelphia for the Friends hospital here.
I love Quaker records.
My Quaker ancestors are through the Coffin line. This is very informational to my genealogy!! Thank you
Wonderful!
Thank you for such a great education on Quakers. Mine are from Eastern NC, Nahunta, Contentnea. Surnames are Pike, Colyer, Edgerton, Cox, Arnold, I have done a lot of research on my line of Quakers and also find it fascinating. My Pikes is the family that the town of Pikeville is named for.
Excellent. Thanks for sharing and watching Genealogy TV.
I have Westfield MM ( Burcham, Sumner, Denny, Stoneman etc.) and some moved to Galax VA. Also have another branch who attended Goose Creek MM in VA but they lived in Pittsylvania Cty VA. Also, the Burchams and others are first found at New Garden MM near Greensboro, NC and Sumner in Guilford Cty. Amazing how they seemed to migrate with each new MM opening, but maybe they did not. Common names are what gives me trouble as it seemed everyone had same legal name and married a cousin, who also was named same as her cousins!
I think it was part of the tradition to him down names to each generation. That makes a little more difficult. I have lots of John Henley’s and Rebecca Henley’s in my quicker ancestry. Thanks for watching.
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just subscribed looking for to your videos. Quakers in my lines from western part of Kentucky. Hope with your help I can find information regarding my grandmother whose mothers and fathers were quakers. She was born in the year 1899. Can't find any information about where in Kentucky - just guessing Providence. Carner,Lowry,Towery,Eskridge,East,Davis,McDowell as starter families. Thank you...
You might try looking in the Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, Vol. 1 is North Carolina. Some folks migrated that way from NC. If you're on Ancestry, they have an index there for those books. Here is a list of all the volumes.
Volume Information
Volume 1: North Carolina Meetings
Volume 2: New Jersey and Pennsylvania Meetings
Volume 3: New York Meetings
Volume 4: Ohio Monthly Meetings (Part 1)
Volume 5: Ohio Monthly Meetings (Part 2)
Volume 6: Virginia Meetings
My Rogers ancestory is just obscure. It needs help to be rediscovered.
My mother’s fathers side of the family originated from Ireland their name was Reynolds they became quakers and went to England , from their William Penn brought the quakers to America when they were ousted from that country. These are records that my cousin researched from the Mormon church whom he’s been a member of for years.
According to his findings my great great great grandfather married William Penns daughter when they came to the US. I would have to look up the dates in my records. It may have been John Reynolds. They were a family of strict ministers settling in Colorado. My grandfather hated all of he beatings he got so ran away from home at 13 taking freight trains to Chicago. Their he settled and found my grandmother at 23 years old married and had 5 children. My mother only met his family once as a small child so she didn’t stay in contact with them till she was in her 80’s. Sad I did not know my grandfathers family.
Interesting story. You might want to take a DNA test (if you haven't already) to help verify the connections. Quakers had great records... so much of it is likely documented. I love the Quaker records. They're awesome.
My paternal grandmother was born a Hall in Quaker city ohio. I was told that land was originally given to an ancestor. I'd love to know the truth.
Research the land records in that county.
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