Wildermuth and Newkirk Family tree

 

This is what I have so far on the Wildermuth Newkirk lines. Both families came over in the early 1700s. At that time there was a book printed in England that was named as "The Golden Book" or something like that. It described the Pennsylvania countryside as lush and easily tilled.........kind of an advertisement of sorts.

So people from Europe came over and started to populate the land. I think the Wildermuths and Newkirks were two of those families.

As I find out more, I will change these statements and post!

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Fisher Leonard Tunnicliff Family Tree

 

This is how I think the family tree - for these families - lays out so to speak. As you might notice "John Leonard" is hanging out in the world by himself as I do not know his background.

If you can't read the names well enough, click on the image and it should expand. I tried to expand it farther than it is on this page, but it "hung over" the sides.

Carpenter, Champlin, Van Natter Family Tree

 

I have been working on this family tree since the mid1980's. I took a break for husband, kids, school, and work. After moving to the "Rocky Mountain West", I eventually restarted in 2009 or so. I started this blog and a few others in 2018 as a way to show my sons who they were named for.  

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Wildermuth Family - Introduction - Page 1

This blog is an collection of information regarding the Wildermuth, Newkirk, Fisher, Carpenter, and Leonard families. Other families will be added as research finds them. 

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