This is a launchpad to genealogy sites that I maintain.
Use these quick links, or scroll down the page to view the detailed descriptions.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
 | Visit the Genealogy of the Clark and Pace Families site. Here you will find a transcript of William Henry Clark's booklet, "Genealogy of the Clark and Pace Families," written in 1905. Also included are notes related to the families described in his book. Included in the booklet are a number of the members of the John Bowles family. |
 | Read the will of John Pace of Middlesex County, or the will of Captain John Pace of Henry County, Virginia, or the will of Henry Clark of Henry County, Virginia. John Pace and Captain John Pace were ancestors of Nancy Gatewood Pace who married Samuel Clark. Samual Clark was the son of Henry Clark. Samuel and Nancy Clark were the parents of Nancy Hayden Clark who married Austin Washington Bowles. |
 | Links to pages about the Family of James S. Wallace are on a separate page. Here you will learn about a man of considerable literary talents. You may also view the several newspaper obituaries for him. Also visit the page about the immigrant, James Wallace, who was James S. Wallace's ancestor; and the page about Chloe Dickinson Wallace who was James S. Wallace's grandmother. Other links include information about the Durang and Garniss families, both related to the Wallace line. In addition you will find two links to minor celebraties whose lives briefly touched a member of the Wallace family. |
 | Visit the Barren County, Kentucky 1799-1850 Marriages page. Sandi Gorin has permitted me to place her index to the marriages of Barren County's first 50 years here. These are listed alphabetically by both grooms and brides. |
 | Visit the John and Celia Bowles site. Here you will find what we have learned about John and Celia (Sally) Bowles of Barren/Metcalfe Counties in Kentucky, their children and their families. The photo to the left is Gilford Bowles, great-grandson of John and Sally Bowles. |
 | Visit the Veluzat Family site. Here you will find what we have learned about the Veluzats including images from Lewis Veluzat's Bible, a letter written by Joel Veluzat, and images of French documents related to the family. |
 | The Mary Jane Wade page provides a preliminary biographical sketch of this lady. Mary Jane was the mother of Tisie Huffman who married Hezzie Morgan. Hezzie and Tisie were the parents of Rosa Morgan who married Gilford Bowles. |
 | Visit my Metcalfe County, Kentucky Graves site. There are pictures and descriptions of grave stones for many of my Metcalfe County ancestors including these surnames: Bowles, Morgan, Veluzat, Pace, and Clark. |
 | Visit my Document Transcriptions pages. Here I have collected together many of the genealogical documents that I have transcribed. Most pertain to the Bowles and related families. |
 | Visit our John Petree Family site. Here you will find what we have learned about the Petrees of Cherokee County, Georgia, including grave site pictures, and various documents related to the family. |
 | Visit our Groome Family site. Here you will find what we have learned about the Groome family of London and then Vicksburg, Mississippi. |
 | Visit our Vicksburg City Directory Entires for the Groome Family site. Here you will find entries from a variety of Vicksburg city directories for the Groome and related families. |
 | Visit our Alexander and Nida Smith Family site. Here you will find what we know about them and their children. |
 | Visit our Wilhite Related pages site. Here you will find what we have collected on various Wilhite (all spellings) families in North-Central Kentucky. |
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