Please find below some examples of our family history websites, you can click on the image to access the full website:

The Story of our Schladen Ancestors

This is the story of our Schladen ancestors, whose known roots reside in Bischwiller, Bhis-Rin, Alsace, France. Living along the French-German border and subject to fluctuating rulers and increasingly invasive laws, our ancestors emigrated in the mid-19th century. Settling in Trumbull County, Ohio, they helped establish the Apostolic Christian community and worked hard to raise their families. This is their story, starting with our 5th-great-grandfather Jean Schladenhauffen I and ending with our grandfather George Schladen.

“…Firmly Rooted.” Our Huxley and Webb ancestors

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Our Huxley ancestors contributed to a fundamental shift of scientific and literary orthodoxy. Our Webb ancestors, in America since the 1600s, played key roles in the development of the United States, and many of their experiences are the subject matter of museums and libraries.

The Maddoxes: Tracing back to America’s original settlers

One of our most complex family narratives is the Maddox family story, which required original research to discover and prove the customer’s grandparents. We were able to go six generations further, with extensive research.

The Quinns of Boston: A classic Irish-Italian immigration story

The Quinns, Sciarrinos and Purpuras are three families that escaped the Great Famine of Ireland in the mid-19th century and the economic implosion of southern Italy around the same time. The families would unite in Boston and establish themselves as leaders in their community. It’s one of those stories that keeps getting better as each family member adds to it.

The Fischers, Knights, Clarkes, Gilberts and Julians: American founders

Rarely does a family include so many incredible stories. The Fischer Narrative includes Plymouth pilgrims, Revolutionary War soldiers, American industrialists, and even a witch. They participated in the formation of the New England colonies and founded more than one American city.

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