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Ancestor’s of my Grandparents.

👋 HI Everyone! Has been a while, I know~

I have had a lot going on these past few months.

One of the neat things we did was we bought a house!

I have been setting up my new office and going through all of my files/documents/records as I do it. The goal is to get better organized!

I was making reference books on my direct lines and ancestors and decided to share them. Still have tons of work to do, but believe I have about 85% of it done and need a visual of the whole of the work and to use as a reference of where I need to focus more work on.

These research books are the ancestors of my grandparents.

My direct lines

Just click the book cover to open the file to view (Google Documents)

Alvin Allen
My Paternal Grandfather
2,497 pgs – 137 MB

Alvin Allen’s book is 2,479 pages and has been made into 9 parts

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Part 6

Part 7

Part 8

Part 9


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Native American genealogist and researcher for 30+ years — I've traced over 64,000 people, specializing in colonial families and tribes across MI, IN, CT, NY, RI, PA, MA, VA, VT, NJ, OH, KY, Block Island & Long Island. Barkhamsted Lighthouse descendant, author of The True Story of the Barkhamsted Light House Village, and developer of Heirloomie, my genealogy app. I run Ever Widening Circle research at conidubois.com.

2 thoughts on “Ancestor’s of my Grandparents.”


  1. Hi Ms. Dubois, I hope you don’t mind me reading your page ( I found it searching for “of course” genealogy records and this made twice I’ve came across your page, once from my carter’s in greene county a while back and then today in hancock county tn searching for an enumeration district map for a totally different lineage opposite direction lol if you are still active please contact me via email
    nataleemarlow@gmail.com
    My name is Valerie Diamond and I’m 48 years old, I live in very very rural northeast Tennessee, I like your blog…. Thanks in advance

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