SHOEMAKER GENEALOGY

DISCLAIMER: The index, as well as the genealogy, is under construction -- and largely unverified. Entries marked with red question mark are probably accurate in most cases, but their link to this researcher is, at best, an intelligent guess. The icons resembling coats of arms are for navigational purposes only: they may or (almost always) may not indicate that the individual following had a right to bear that particular crest.

FAMILY GROUPINGS:

AMERICAN FIRST NATIONS LINES:

1. ONEIDA families (from Oneida, NY)

1. OWANECO and related families (from CT):

NEW ENGLAND LINES:

1. STUBBS and related families (W Engl → Plymth & Barnst, MA):
   (NEWTON Lancs), READ (MA) , WINSLOW, WORDEN
2. BLACKWELL, CLARK and related families (E Engl → Plymth & Barnst, MA):
   BREWSTER, CROWELL, FISH, HILLIARD, LATHROP, LOBDELL, RING, SPRIGGE, WARD
3. ELLIS, BOURNE and related families (SE Engl → Plymth & Barnst, MA):
   AUSTIN (Kent), BASEDEN, BISBEE, CHANDLER, CHILTON, COLES, COMBS, FREEMAN, GALLION, GIFFORD, HODSOLL, MILLER, TUPPER
4. MAYHEW and related families (S Engl → Plymth & Barnst, MA):
   PRENCE
5. LEONARD and related families (Wales & SW Engl → Plymth & Barnst, MA):
   BURGESS, PERRY

1. SOULE and related families (W Engl → RI & vicin):
   BUCKETT, GRISWOLD, MILLS,
2. PARRISH, PIERCE, STEVENS (Essex) and related families (E Engl → RI & vicin):
   BECKWITH, DANFORTH, EDMUNDS, FLETCHER, FROST, HEARNDEN, HILL, RICE, TRACY, WHITE (Derby)
3. PAGE and related families (SE Engl → RI & vicin):
   JEWELL, PETER, STEERE
4. ANGELL, ROOD and related families (S Engl → RI & vicin):
   ASHTON, BENNETT, DEXTER, FULLERTON, GARDINER, HACKLEY, HONEYCHURCH, PEMBROOK, WICKENDEN
5. THOMAS and related families (Wales & SW Engl → RI & vicin):
   GREEN (Devon)
6. MARINER and related families (Fr. & Walloons → RI & vicin)

1. WELLS (Ft. Ann) and related families (W Engl →Ins & Frontier New Engl):
   BRECK, CHADWICK, FARNSWORTH, MARSH, NASON
2. BUTTOLPH, STONE and related families (E Engl → Ins & Frontier New Engl):
   BANCROFT, BARBER, BARNARD, BUCK, CRANE, FOOTE, GRAFTON, HARDING, HEMMENWAY, KIMBALL, MOORE (Notts), PARKER, RANDALL, STARBUCK, WHIPPLE, WISEMAN
3. WHITNEY and related families (SE Engl → Ins & Frontier New Engl):
   REYNOLDS (Sfk & Kent)
4. FARR, GILLETT, BUELL, SIBLEY and related families (S Engl → Ins & Frontier New Engl):
   AUSTIN (Hampshire), BASSELLE, BLYSSE, CHURCHILL, COGGAN, EASTMAN, EDWARDS, FRIAR, GARDNER, HAYDEN, KEENE, MEADER, PINGKY, POST, SHATTUCK, STOWERS, SWAIN, TAYLOR, THURLAY, TRESCOTT, VERIN, WHEELER, WYER, WOLCOTT
5. HOLCOMB and related families (Wales & SW Engl → Ins & Frontier New Engl):
   CHAPIN, COFFIN, DOLBERE, FOLLETT, MANNING, REYNOLDS (Wales), STEPHENS (Devon)
6. INNES and related families (Scot-Ire → Ins & Frontier New Engl):

NEW NETHERLANDS LINES:

1. ROELOFFS and related families (Sweden → New York)
2. LYMEN and related families (Norway → New York):
   JANS (not Webber)
3. VAN SICKLE and related families (Dutch-Flemish → New York):
   JORIS, SMIT, VAN HAARLEM, VAN HOOREN, WILLEKENS
4. REYNIERS and related families (poss. Rhineland → New York)
5. SPICER and related families (SE Engl → New York):
   BOUGHTON, GRANT
6. LAKE and related families (S Engl → New York)

1. JACOBS and related families (Sweden → Esopus)
2. VOLKERTSEN and related families (Norway → Esopus):
   BRADT,
3. SHOEMAKER and related families: (Hamburg, etc. → Esopus)
   BROEERSEN, JANSE, SMIT, VAN BREESTEDE, VON ROTMER
4. VAN GARDEN, DECKER and related families (NE Dutch → Esopus):
   ALBERTSE VAN NORDEN, CORNELISSE, GERRITS AERTS, LEONS, LUBI, JANS VAN NORDEN, NEWKIRK, WESTERCAMP, WIGGERS
5. ROOSA, BRINK, CORTRIGHT, WYNKOOP and related families: (Dutch-Flemish → Esopus)
   ALERTSE, ARENTS, BOS, CORNELIS, DE HOOGES, DE JONGH, GERRITSDR, HORNBECK, JANS of Amsterdam, JANSDOCHTER, KUIJST, JOOSTEN, LANGENDYCK, PELS, ROSENKRANS, SLEIGHT, SWAEN, SWART, SYMENS, TYRON, TITSWORTH, VAN DER LINDE, WARNAARSDR, WESSELS, WILLEMSZ
6. DEPUY and related families (Fr. & Walloons → Esopus):
   CUVEILLE, DE FOREST, DE VOS, MOPTIJ, DE LA MONTAGNE, DU CLOUX, VIGNE, WIGGERS

NEW SWEDEN LINES:

HOHLEYSEN and related families (poss Denmark, etc.)

LATER AMERICAN COLONIAL LINES:

BLANCHARD and related families (E Engl):
KENYON, NUTON (Yorks), TEASDALE

MCDOWELL and related families (Scot & Ire):
LOUDON, O'NEILL

HOVER and related families (prob. Rhineland)

PISON and related families (French or Norman)

NATIVE ENGLISH LINES:

FEREDAY and related families (from Birmingham & London):
CUTLER, WALKER

1. INCE, MARTIN and related families (from Suffolk & Essex):
   BLANDE, BUTCHER, CLARKE, DEEKS, HARPER, PAINE, PALSEY, PARKER, PURKIS, REED
2. UNDERWOOD and related families (from Clare, Suffolk):
   NORMAN, ROBINSON
3. LARTER and related families (from London & prob. Suffolk):
4. SHRIVES and related families (from Huntington & Norfolk):
   POWERS, WORTLEY

COX and related families (from London):
GALE, NICHOLS, THOMPSON

1. LEWIN and related families (from Herts & Bucks):
   BURNELL, FIELDS, MARSHARL (Herts), SHILLINGFORD, SMITH (Bucks), SYARED, WEST
2. FRICKER and related families (from Wiltshire):
   RIDEOUT, SUTTER, STURGES, TARGET, WOODINGTON

BROWNING and related families (from Devonshire):
CLITTER, DONEY, EARELL, LAVERS, LAVIS, MORRIS, PHILIPS, RANDELL

HUEGUENOT-ENGLISH LINES:

RACINE and related families:
SORRELL

GERMAN-ENGLISH LINES:

TANNER and related families ( poss. Westphalia)

SWEDISH LINES:

1. KARLSSON and related families (from Blekinge, formerly Danish):
   AKESDOTTER, JOHNSDOTTER, MANSJON
2. HANSDOTTER (from Blekinge, formerly Danish)
3. HENRIKSSON and related families (from Malmöhus, formerly Danish):
   ANDERSSON, BENGTSDOTTER, OLSDOTTER
4. LINDEN (from Småland?)

AUSTRIAN-SLOVENIAN LINE:

SCHLAMBEYER? (from Willendorf, Austria?)

NATIVE SLOVENIAN LINES:

1. DONIK (from Slovenska Bistrica, Maribor)
2. HRIBERSHEK (from Šoštanj, Celje)
3. SITAR (from Godic, Krain?)

CROATIAN-SLOVENIAN LINE:

MARCIC (from Krk, Dalmatia?)

JEWISH-SLOVENIAN LINE:

DRUKS (from Bursztyn, Galicia)

NOTE: New England jurisdictions of the 17th Century followed the Julian Calendar (old style, or o.s.), not the Gregorian Calendar (new style, or n.s.) in use today. The British Empire formally changed systems in September of 1752; the date 2 September was followed by 14 September. To convert o.s. dates to n.s., one adds ten (10) days when dealing with the 17th Century, eleven (11) for the 18th. Also note that New Year's Day in o.s. came on 25 March; in n.s. on 1 January. Therefore, o s. dates falling between 1 January and 25 March give two years, erg. 1628/9, which means on that date the year was considered to be still 1628, but by modern accounting it would be 1629. -- http://www.army.mil/cmh/reference/mamil/Mamil.htm

SHOEMAKER & DUNCAN LINES

NATIVE AMERICAN LINES

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