My Genealogy

The following research is the result of a big update in February 2018.
This is the Sixth Edition of my ongoing research documenting the lives of my ancestors. The following files include an introduction, a list of cemeteries, a list of references, an index of all of the names throughout the books, and hundreds of pages of research. Each file is saved as a pdf which should open on almost any device.

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Introduction
Details how I have organized my research and explains the notation I have used.

Index Of Names
An alphabetical list of every name included in these files. The letter/number combination after the name is the section where that person is mentioned. If the number is B-6-2, go to the "Section B" file and scroll down to B-6-2.

Cemeteries
All of the cemeteries mentioned in my research are listed here with the full name of the cemetery and its location.

Sources
All of the superscripts found in my research refer to these 619 sources.

Research

• Section A
  • The ancestors of Doris Bauguess Duncan were all in Wilkes Co, NC, back to 1850. Even at the time of the Revolutionary War, they were still fairly contained within North Carolina and Virginia.
  • Research (161 pages)
  • Family tree of her father, John Sherman Bauguess
  • Family tree of her mother, Verna Ingool
  
  
• Section B
  • The ancestors of Roy C. Duncan were all in the vicinity of Pulaski, Carroll, and Floyd Co, VA, as far back as the late 1700s.
  • Research (216 pages)
  • Family tree of his father, Perry C. Duncan
  • Family tree of his mother, Mary C. Mitchell
  
  
• Section C
  • The ancestors of Bill Brooks lived in Wilkes and Alleghany Co, NC, since the early 1800s.
  • Research (136 pages)
  • Family tree of his father, Ransom Brooks
  • Family tree of his mother, Edith Blackburn
  
  
• Section D
  • The ancestors of Lois Billings lived in Wilkes and Alleghany Co, NC, since the Civil War. Before that they were in North Carolina and Virginia with the exception of the Williams line which came from England in the 1850s.
  • Research (130 pages)
  • Family tree of her father, Elmer Billings
  • Family tree of her mother, Carrie Williams
  
  
• Section E
  • The ancestors of Robert Donithan were mostly in Wilkes, Surry, and Stokes Co, NC, as well as Grayson Co, VA, going back to the early 1800s.
  • Research (119 pages)
  • Family tree of his father, Ernest Donithan
  • Family tree of his mother, Alma Caudell

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