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Judy Curbow | Curbow-Montoya Family

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Lost and Found The Hunt for our Curbow and Montoya Ancestors. Author Archives: Judy Curbow. My name is Judy Curbow. Welcome to my blog. To learn more about me, please visit the "About Me" page. I need to get busy blogging more about our ancestry – I managed to eek out only 4 posts this year! Not to fear – I’m heading to New Mexico, Utah and Arizona this year – surely I will make some wonderful family discoveries there. Happy New Year! Here’s an excerpt:. Click here to see the complete report. One of the ...

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~ Husbands Coming out of the Woodworks ~ | Curbow-Montoya Family

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Lost and Found The Hunt for our Curbow and Montoya Ancestors. Hitting the Lotto – Family History Style →. Husbands Coming out of the Woodworks. One of the lessons that I’m learning in my family research is that you never really know. There is to know about an ancestor and you cannot make assumptions! And just when you think you know it all a new record collection pops up on line to shed new light on the life of someone that you’re researching. Sallye is the daughter of Charles Franklin Curbow. Once the m...

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Ham | Curbow-Montoya Family

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Lost and Found The Hunt for our Curbow and Montoya Ancestors. There seem to be a myriad of thoughts and ideas among researchers as to where the Ham surname originated. In fact, it is a very ancient name Noah in the Old Testament had a son named Ham. A very good reference site on all things related to the Hamm/Ham family (both here in America and in England) is: http:/ home.earthlink.net/ odoniv/HamCountry/HAMCountry.html. An Old English word;. A Cornish word originating in Devonshire;. Welcome to my gene...

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Lipsdorf | Curbow-Montoya Family

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Lost and Found The Hunt for our Curbow and Montoya Ancestors. I have been unsuccessful in locating information on the German surname Lipsdorf. It has been recorded as Lip or Lipp and interestingly enough this is an English surname with ancient origins. It derives from the pre-7. Meaning lip. Various surname dictionaries describe this name as being a medieval nickname, presumably either for somebody with prominent lips, or perhaps using it to describe a person who talks a lot! 3 responses to “. Notify me ...

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Geier | Curbow-Montoya Family

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Lost and Found The Hunt for our Curbow and Montoya Ancestors. The German surname Geier. Has different and somewhat inconsistent origins and meanings. German family names were introduced during the late Middle Ages. The German surname. Can derive from three sources:. The surname is traceable to the Middle High German term. Which denoted a vulture. Geier is a modern form of this medieval German term. It could also be a Jewish occupational surname from Yiddish. 1867-1931) and wife Anna Lina Kutsher. Going b...

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Atwood | Curbow-Montoya Family

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Lost and Found The Hunt for our Curbow and Montoya Ancestors. Is a very old surname, of Anglo-Saxon origin, meaning. Someone who lived by a wood. The first recorded spelling in 1243 of the family name is shown to be that of Thomas Attewode whose name was recorded as a witness in the “Assize Court Rolls of Somerset, during the reign of King Henry. Sanderstead, Surrey, England – old postcard image. Many of the Atwood families in America today have ancestral ties with Sanderstead, Surrey, England. 8211; Ind...

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Grantham | Curbow-Montoya Family

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Lost and Found The Hunt for our Curbow and Montoya Ancestors. The origin of the surname Grantham. Is uncertain, although it is said to probably be Old English, meaning grand. The surname had its beginning with the ancient Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. “Granta ham meaning Granta’s Village appeared as early as 1086 in the Domesday Book. In its present form. Our Grantham family research focuses on:. 1643-1704) and wife Elizabeth – Known as Old Edward – plantation owner near Jamestown, Virginia. Good evenin...

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Lost and Found The Hunt for our Curbow and Montoya Ancestors. I love to share and exchange information with fellow researchers; however, no portion of the materials listed in this blog ( http:/ www.curbowfamily.wordpress.com. Or the attached family history webstie ( http:/ www.curbowfamily.com. I very much appreciate your cooperation and understanding. Welcome to my genealogy blog which is dedicated to the Curbow-Montoya family and their collective ancestors! Odds and Ends (26). Times and Places (17).