clmroots: Happy 4th of July

Happy 4th of July!

Remember our Revolutionary War Ancestors.

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Welcome to clmroots

This blog was created to share the findings of my family history research. My ancestors were the colonists, pioneers, adventurers and scallywags who helped to settle and establish this great land of America.
My research is organized into my 4 grandparent lines, which are:
Ancestry of Elmer Matthew Martin
Ancestry of Maymie Pearl Wilson
Ancestry of Jess William Baldwin
Ancestry of Mabel Edna Leffel
The above links will take you to Rootsweb.com (free) for pedigrees and family groupsheets. More up-to-date databases containing these family trees along with sources can be found at Ancestry.com($).
If you have stories or photos of any of these families, please leave comments or contact me. If we all work together and share, we will have a more complete family history to leave for our posterity. As always, I am happy to share and would love to get to know new cousins.
DISCLAIMER: All the information posted was researched and gathered from sources I felt were reliable, but I am sure that there may be inaccuracies. As further research or new records become available, hopefully any errors can be corrected. I reserve the right to edit or correct any previous post.
Thanks for visiting clmroots.blogspot.com.

Family Names

Martin Family Line starts with my grandfather Elmer Martin and includes the family names: Martin, Weiss, Castner, Heim, Radel, Maendle & others

Wilson Family Line starts with my grandmother Maymie Wilson and includes the family names: Wilson, Hatfield, Huff, McNeil, Day, Jay, Cole, Goble, Cock, Coddington, Hockett & others

Baldwin Family Line starts with my grandfather Jess Baldwin and includes the family names: Baldwin, Stewart, Sadler, Medlin, Lindley, Whitley, Brown & others

Leffel Family Line starts with my grandmother Mabel Leffel and includes the family names: Leffel, Box, West, Johnson, Miller, Fulcher, Hellums & others

The clmroots blog was created to share family history research findings, so that grandchildren and descendants may come to know their ancestors. Along with the information being shared, there are some rules that need to be followed.
Some of the information on the site came from other family members. You must obtain their permission to further use any materials (photos, research and/or stories). Leave a comment and I can give you their contact info.
Personal and family use of materials on this site is granted.
If you use items created specifically for this blog, such as the research, stories, photos, etc., you must always use a text link back to this blog or use the following wording attached to or placed nearby the information used:
"Information and/or image courtesy of clmroots.blogspot.com"

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Sunday, July 4, 2010

Happy 4th of July

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