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This volume of the Warner family tree starts with John (Jack) Warner, his wife Anna (Lodermeier) and their offspring. Pictures and accounts of the family of over 380 descendants and their spouses contained within this book.

Joseph Lee Metcalfe is my great great grandfather, and he was a trunk maker for almost forty years. Joseph is the incredible man that spawned the genealogy of an entire family that has stretched over 100 years, and has led to me. This is his, and our, story.

The Buell and Griswold ancestors from England to New England in 1630 and 1639. Prior family lines going back to 1500 in England. Family Puritan background and progress to Iowa in 1860's. Brown ancestors from England joined to Buells in Litchfield CT in 1800s. McPhail ancestors from Scotland to Iowa in 1850's. Joining of Buell and Griswold lines in Connecticut in 1660,s, the Buell and Brown lines in Litchfield CT in 1820's, and of Buell and McPhail lines in Iowa in 1870,s.

Kirchen family history for Tobin and Collins ancestors from Ireland around 1845 to Sioux Falls around 1888. Marriage of James Buell and Grace Collins 1903, Grace's life to 1968, and youth of Evelyn Buell and marriage to John Kirchen, 1930. 110 pages including pictures and documents.

History of the Kirchen ancestors who came from Luxembourg around 1850 to arrive in St. Donatus, Iowa. Anna Maria Pull/ Kirchen/Portz moved to Sioux Falls, South Dakota where her children and grandchildren lived for a while. This volume sets the stage for the story of John Joseph Kirchen in Volume 4.

Kirchen Family History Volume 6 John and Evelyn Kirchen in Los Angeles with ten children 1933-1987. 81 pages with pictures and documents.

Kirchen Family History Volume 7, the Tan Family from China 1860 to Manila to San Francisco 1967 with the youth of Shirley Kirchen. 55 pages with pictures and documents.

Retracing his spiritual journey, Charles reflects on the legacy of faith left by his ancestors. It was a rewarding genealogy study that led to the discovery of ancestors who loved God and openly confessed Christ as Lord and Savior. It was humbling to discover ancestors who felt that the most significant legacy they could leave their posterity was not material possessions, but faith. +Henry Wolcott left England in 1630 to find religious freedom +Henry achieved fame in this world, but it wasd his faith that shines +Two ancestors, Joseph Wolcott, Jr. and Oliver Henry Wolcott, were soldiers in the Revolutionary War +With gratitude to my ancestors, I prize the legacy of faith that ...

This is the lineage of one man; Hiram H.H Wiggins. Updated in 2018 by Aaron S. Wiggins from the original manuscript drafted in the late 1970s.

The LePore family journey begins with my father, Gene Richard LePore’s, side of my family. The son of David Donato LePore and Angeline Mirabella. My father and his siblings are first generation American’s of the LePore’s who immigrated from Ripacandida, Italy in the early 1900’s, settling in Altoona, Pennsylvania.