FAMILY TREES
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PINEY WOODS HISTORY
I generated the following charts and registers from the family tree I constructed for my RootsWeb
site, called "Piney Woods History: Bland, Goddin, Thomas, Callahan and related families in
Holmes County, Florida." Click here to go visit that site, which may contain families and
individuals not listed on this page.
These family trees are based on census and other records, as well as correspondence with distant
cousins; however, they may very well contain errors. In some cases, I have relied on hunches and
guesswork, and I would appreciate hearing from anyone who can provide corrections.
I respect people's right to privacy; if I have inadvertently included the names of any living persons
in these materials, please e-mail me so that I can remove them.
Note--By no means can it be assumed that all the families and individuals named in these files
were considered "Dominickers." Judging by the FWP article and typescripts (under the
Documents tab), the name was applied to certain people living in the "Dominicker Settlement,"
but not necessarily to others. The exact definition of the term remains an open question.
site, called "Piney Woods History: Bland, Goddin, Thomas, Callahan and related families in
Holmes County, Florida." Click here to go visit that site, which may contain families and
individuals not listed on this page.
These family trees are based on census and other records, as well as correspondence with distant
cousins; however, they may very well contain errors. In some cases, I have relied on hunches and
guesswork, and I would appreciate hearing from anyone who can provide corrections.
I respect people's right to privacy; if I have inadvertently included the names of any living persons
in these materials, please e-mail me so that I can remove them.
Note--By no means can it be assumed that all the families and individuals named in these files
were considered "Dominickers." Judging by the FWP article and typescripts (under the
Documents tab), the name was applied to certain people living in the "Dominicker Settlement,"
but not necessarily to others. The exact definition of the term remains an open question.
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My Holmes County Genealogy Files
| For links of Callahan, Cooley, Simmons, Hall, and French families of Holmes County to Mayo and other so-called "Redbone" families in Louisiana, see the "Mayo, Thomas" register by Jean Mayo Hirsch on the Holmes County GenWeb site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~flholmes/famhistories.htm |
| Tip: Use CTRL+F to search for a particular name in this long document |
| Click here to see my Hood ancestry --still very much a work in progress. Hood, Sellers, and Kinsaul lines are probably close to right, but the rest needs much more research. |