Research by Coni Dubois
Ritaroberts’s Blog: Archaeology and The Legend of the Barkhamsted Lighthouse: http://ritaroberts.wordpress.com/archaeology-and-the-legend-of-the-barkhamsted-lighthouse/
Chaugham/Barber – William Brackett: http://www.rockvillemama.com/chaugham.htm Lighthouse Trihttp://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mypages/Lighthouse%20Tribe/Lighthouse.html
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I’ve been a family Genealogist/Native American Researcher for over 30+ years and have traced over 65,000+ people for my research - My main area of research is in MI, IN, CT, NY, RI, PA, MA, VA, VT, NJ, OH, KY, Block Island & Long Island areas - dealing with many of the colonial people & tribes in these locations.
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Narratives of the Fischer, Knight, Clarke and Gilbert families
Research by Coni Dubois
DOUBLE GENEALOGY: the ADOPTION WITNESS
Samson Occom's trip through England
Proclaim liberty throughout the land
Marldon Village, Life in a Devon Parish
This site is dedicated to the ancestors of the Johnson, Booker and Petruff families of Rhode Island, Connecticut and Pennsylvania and thier connecting lines of lineage.
My quest of finding my ancestors (& a bit of my life)
Searching for Forgotten Forebears - A Work in Progress
Myths, legends, folklore and tales from around the world
the spaces between
Serving the interests of genealogists since 1967
Thank You Rita! Constance is my name but everyone calls me Coni!! This has become my life’s work – even after 20 years of work I still have a lot to uncover! Can’t wait for the next 20 years to be honest – have so much more to do and see~ Thank You for the link back and share as much as you like – such a beautiful story and one I am very proud to be a descendant of~
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Hello,do I call you Coni? Thankyou so much for the link. And may I say congratulations on your dedication in all the work put into the Barkhamstead Lighthouse story. You must be very proud of your family history. I will put a link on my blog to yours.I have had a friend from Colorado staying with us and she has the same interest in the Native Americans, We met for the first time after corresponding for 4 years,we had a great time together. Looking forward to more on your blog Thanks again.
Best wishes Rita.
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I would be greatly honored by the link back! You are free to link to any thing I have on my blog! It is a fascinating story and I am very honored to be a descendant of these Native American~ Even thou I have 20+ years of research behind me I am “just starting” I can’t wait to see what the next 20+ holds! I travel extensively and record as much as I can on my research (always adding new videos and such) feel free to contact me personally at conidubois@ymail.com with any questions or comments~
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Hello, Thankyou for leaving the message on my blog.I am so pleased to hear from you and thankyou for reading my blog post about the Barkhamstead Lighthouse. I am fascinated with all your research.Would you like me to refer to your blog on mine for others to read as there has been a lot of interest. By the way I have always been interested in the Native Americans.Please keep in touch.
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