Shaking Family Trees

Shaking Family Trees
 
 

   
  

    
    by  Myra Vanderpool Gormley

    
    Certified Genealogist^SM 
 

   
  

    
    

    Member International Society of Family History Writers and Editors

    former editor of the RootsWeb
    Review and retired syndicated columnist 

    and feature writer for the Los Angeles Times Syndicate
    

    

     
    

    
      
        
        
        
          Tracing the descendants of 

          Abraham VANDERPOOL (1766-1831) and

           Phoebe
          ISAACS (ca 1773-1833)

          who married ca 1793 in probably Wilkes County, North Carolina. 

          They
          both died in Marion County, Indiana. 
 

    

 
    
  They
          had two sons and five daughters.

   

          Surnames include VANDERPOOL, BAIRD, SWIFT, LEWIS, et al.
          



        


          

           Rachel Vanderpool
          Beach, a granddaughter, ca 1864
    

          

          
          Abe and
          Phoebe's Family Tree


          
        
            

            
        

    

        
      
    
    

    

      

    
      

      
       

      

      Other family lines I'm researching:
      

      
Awtrey/Autry, Bankston, George,
      

       Isaacs, and Kimbro
      
      
      (German)

      
      

      (all Colonial American lines, 

 primarily in North Carolina, South Carolina and/or Georgia)

      

      
      

      


         ISAACS. Scanned image of the will of Elijah Isaacs (Pendleton County, South Carolina) in PDF in two parts. Recorded in Book C, page 173, 24 June 1799.
        Part 1
        Part 2


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Some of my articles you might enjoy:



In Ancestry magazine:




  
    Going
    Fishing
  
    Wanted!
    On the Trail of an Outlaw
  
    Prospecting
    for Genealogical Gold Out West
  
    Vinegar
    Pie, Cat Eyes, and the Tales from Grandma's Kitchen
  
    Scrutinizing
    Broken Limbs on Family Trees
  
    Scratching
    on German Branches


  

          Other of my articles you might find of interest:
   
    
      
        Tying the
        Knot: English Style

      
        Family
        Legends: Facts or Fantasies?
    

   






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I am not accepting clients for genealogical research

     projects and  I am unable to offer personal advice of this nature.

Thank you for not asking.
    
    
    
 I am interested in hearing from cousins and those
    researching my ancestral lines,

  especially Vanderpools, Bankstons and Awtreys in America.

   


    
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