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The top 10 family history treasures[]

Vietnam War[]

  • Norman Charles Winblad
  • John Earl Borland Jr. (1947-2020)
  • Michael Borland

Prisoners of War[]

Todo list[]

Veterans Legacy Memorial (VLM) entries[]

https://www.vlm.cem.va.gov/LouisJFreudenberg/731c36
https://www.vlm.cem.va.gov/EugenFreudenbergJr/92F1AEA
https://www.vlm.cem.va.gov/LouisJuliusFreudenberg/14DDC8
https://www.vlm.cem.va.gov/ThomasPatrickNortonII/81ffc9
https://www.vlm.cem.va.gov/NormanCWinblad/9daff0


https://www.vlm.cem.va.gov/JosephPatrickEnsko/4FB980
https://www.vlm.cem.va.gov/GeorgeWRankin/8DAB0D8

Illiterate[]

Earliest college graduates[]

People who spent time on the Isle of Pines, Cuba[]

Died young[]

These people were over one year old and less than eighteen.

Infant deaths[]

These counts exclude the day of death as a full day. Infants are under one year of age. After one year they become toddlers.

Body mass indexes[]

Age disparity[]

Twins[]

Passports found[]

Living relatives born in "old country"[]

Sweden[]

Norway[]

Alsace[]

  • no known Lindauers

Ireland[]

  • Thomas Joseph Hogan in Hollygrove, Ireland. There is one of the Hogans that now lives in New York City. He has the family home in Ireland as a place you can rent. There is an article in the New York Times about him having visa trouble reentering the United States.

Farthest back in a line[]

Germany[]

Holland[]

England[]

Strasbourg, Alsance[]

Ireland[]

Norway[]

Sweden[]

Top 5 farthest back in any line[]

All are from Swedish lines where the records go back the farthest

Nobility[]

Scotland[]

Sweden[]

Double crossovers of family[]

Cousins marrying[]

  • James Carr (born 1875) married his cousin Delia Conboy.
  • Anna Freudenberg (1846-1919) married her cousin Max Freudenberg (1855-1910).
  • I believe there is a third in the Salter and Oldrin line.

Wikipedia[]

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Tragic deaths[]

Syphilis[]

Murders[]

Death by alcohol[]

Car accidents[]

Suicides[]

Sepsis following a surgical procedure[]

Alzheimers[]

Institutionalized[]

Natural disasters[]

World War I deaths[]

World War II deaths[]

Influenza pandemic[]

AIDS[]

Great Northern War deaths[]

Holocaust[]

Deaths:

Survivors who each gave Holocaust testimony to the USC Shoah Foundation:

Kindertransport:

Prison[]

  • Charles Frederick Lindauer was incarcerated at the Old Essex County Jail for passing counterfeit money in 1870, he was pardoned by President Grant.
  • Alfred Freudenberg (1859-?) was incarcerated at the Philadelphia House of Correction.
  • Thomas Patrick Norton III

Tragic lives[]

  • Ralph Kohlman Freudenberg (1937-1995) fell out a window and landed on a spike from a wrought iron fence. Later neighborhood kids set him on fire and he was disfigured and in a wheel chair the rest if his life. He was declared an incompetent when he needed medical attention and no one in the family would take responsibility, so he died in the hospital and was buried in an unmarked paupers grave.
  • Marion Webb (1894-1931) was placed in an orphanage with her sister Lillie when her father abandoned the family. She later took her own life when she discovered her husband didn't have a valid divorce from his previous wife.
  • Ruth Staderman (1915-1934) died in the Leake and Watt's Children's Home after finally reaching age 18 and being able to leave.
  • Isaac Kershaw (1842-1894) died a pauper

Immigrant ancestors[]

These people migrated to the United States:

Free and Accepted Masons[]

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Holiday births, marriages, and deaths[]

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Legal profession[]

Scales-of-justice





Ministers by trade[]

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Teachers by trade[]

Brack Vocabularius rerum

Lived over 90 years[]

Insight

Soldiers by trade[]

1stEarlOfCallendar


Printers by trade[]

Printing Press, 1829 woodcut by George Baxter

Seaman by trade[]

Anchor

Norton Y-chromosome[]

Sorensen[]

Norton Y-chromosome

Genographic[]

Haplogroup R1b (M343)

  • 393 13
  • 19 14
  • 391 10
  • 439 11
  • 389-1 13
  • 389-2 17
  • 388 12
  • 390 24
  • 426 12
  • 385a 11
  • 385b 14
  • 392 13

Genetree via Sorensen sample circa 2003-2005[]

Your test results for the range 15950 to 16569 and 1 to 617 are: location 16223 16292 16519 73 189 194 195 204 207 215 263 309.1 315.1
your sequence T T C G G T C C A G G C C
reference C C T A A C T T G A A -- --

I just had my mitochondrial DNA tested and this is the sequence they found: 16223T 16292T 16519C 73G 189G 194T 195C 204C 207A 215G 263G 309.1C 315.1C
I know my maternal line is from Farsund, Norway.

Descent from Macleans of Scotland[]

Graduates of Uppsala University[]

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Graduates of University of Tartu[]

Jämtland regiment[]

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