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Below you can link to our family tree. This site includes a series of automatically generated HTML pages using Second Site. This program directly creates web pages from a TMG (The Master Genealogist by Wholly Genes) database. The Second Site format will allow you to browse our database of 15,542 of our non-living ancestors and relatives. Our New World ancestors and relatives include both early European immigrants (earliest born @1550) and Native American ancestors (earliest born @ 1415). New World surnames include: Alden; Anderson; Blair; Bowling; Brink; Bullock; Carroll; Chandler; Coffin; Cosby; Cuthbertson; Day; Dickenson; Eades; Eaton; Fairbanks; Fletcher; Garland; Gillaspie; Greenleaf; Harris; Johnston; Jones; Kirtley; Lewis; Maupin; McAlester; McCotter; Merrill; Miller; Moore; Patterson; Powhattan; Randolph; Robinson; Simmons; Spencer; Stith; Rugg; Taylor; Tyler; Walker; Westlake; and Witherspoon. Our early immigrant families were located primarily in Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, Vermont, and Pennsylvania and include a number of Plymouth and Jamestown Colony settlers. Our database of ancestors and relatives in the Old World, begin with our New World immigrant ancestors and extend back to ancient and/or speculative Old World ancestors. Links for our family tree site are as follows:
You can also view our family tree and download select parts of it at RootsWeb Note to Genealogists regarding our New World data: Our New World genealogies are generally well documented, including references from family documents, DAR records, published histories, etc. Most of the sources have been referenced on the site and in the GEDCOM .zip file. Should you have questions, answers, corrections, etc., please feel free to e-mail Benjamin McAlester Brink (Ben) at ben@benbrink.com or Janet Louise Day Brink at janet@brinkfamily.net. Note to Genealogists regarding our Old World Data: Our Old World genealogies are very extensive and are still definitely a work in progress. Some documentation is very good, some is spotty. Some family lines have been cleaned up, others are still being correlated with duplicative and sometimes contradictory trees, acquired mostly in electronic form. Some royal lines go back to antiquity, including ancestors from Egypt, Rome, Greece, and Israel, as well as early British and Norse lines. At some point in many of these lines, reality blends quietly into legend and fades to myth We are trying to make it clear where there is and is not good documented evidence, but this project is only just begun. Most of the sources have been referenced on the site and in the GEDCOM .zip file. Records without references are from our early work and references will be added in time. We upload corrections and additions on an irregular basis. Should you have questions, answers, corrections, etc., please feel free to e-mail Benjamin McAlester Brink (Ben) at ben@benbrink.com or Janet Louise Day Brink at janet@brinkfamily.net.
For beginners or those experienced in genealogical research, the following sites are great resources.
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