- Scholtz - Curaçao to Venezuela to the US
- van Daalen - The Netherlands to Curaçao
- Statius Muller - The Netherlands to Curaçao
- Williams - Washington DC to Cuba to Brooklyn
- Ayer - Family of Ira Ayer I from New York State to Virginia to Brooklyn
- James - From Wales to Canada to Virginia to New York State
- Bemporad - Italy to New York and Connecticut
- Annibali - Turin, Italy
- Hertz - Barmen, Germany to Turin, Italy
- Huisberg - Barmen, Germany
- Royalty, Saints and yes, even a god
- Photo Albums
- Newspaper Articles and Documents
- Vital Records and Ancestor Charts
- Genealogies and Stories
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Scholtz, van Daalen and Statius Muller
- Genealogy PDF - Includes Scholtz, van Daalen and Statius Muller
- Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn - Includes Scholtz, Williams and Ayer
- Vital Records
- Earliest Scholtz (chart)
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Scholtz, van Daalen and Statius Muller
- Rear Admiral Adriaan van Daalen Newspaper Articles and Documents
- Genealogy PDF - Includes Scholtz, van Daalen and Statius Muller
- Vital Records
- Earliest van Daalen (chart)
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Scholtz, van Daalen and Statius Muller
- Genealogy PDF - Includes Scholtz, van Daalen and Statius Muller
- Vital Records
- Earliest Statius Muller (chart)
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Williams, Ayer, James and Bradley
- Ramon O Williams Sr Newspaper Articles and Documents
- Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn - Includes Scholtz, Williams and Ayer
- MacMahan Grandma's trip to MacMahan Island in Maine in the early 20s
- Vital Records
- Earliest Williams (chart)
Reminiscences from The Life of a Pioneer by Ira Ayer I
Written about 1885 by Ira Ayer, I (1802-1889) about some of the more interesting and funny events of his life. He was born in Haverhill, MA and when he was young his family moved as far west as they could, Eire County, NY, near Buffalo. I've transcribed the story for easy reading but have included the original drawings. I've included three formats, HTML (normal webpage), PDF and a scan of each page.
Memorial to Ira Ayer I by LeRoy Oatman
Among other things, Ira Ayer fought in the Civil War. He was captain of his regiment. When he died the James Ayer post of the GAR did a memorial to him. It includes a history of Company A of the 116th Regiment of the New York Volunteer Infantry. If anyone has a better copy of this I'd love to get a scan of it.
- Memorial in PDF
Project Ayer/James
Here are a collection of letters and documents that pertain primarily to Ira Ayer II, his wife Jennie James and her family. Most are from shortly before until shortly after the Civil War.
Alice Ayer Williams' Songs
Alice Ayer Williams used to sing us songs from the 18th and 19th centuries. Fred Scholtz has collected some of these songs on his page.
Other Items
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Williams, Ayer, James and Bradley
- Indians and the Bradley Family in Haverhill
- James Family Story - Includes Ira Ayer, II
- Ira Ayer, I - Newspaper Articles and Documents
- Ira Ayer, II - Newspaper Articles and Documents
- Ayer Vs. James - Lawsuit to settle the Jane F James and Clemens James estates - 1884
- Evans, New York - Includes Cemeteries and homes
- Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn - Includes Scholtz, Williams, Jourgensen and Ayer
- Earliest Ayer (chart)
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Williams, Ayer, James and Bradley
- James Family Story - From Wales to New Brunswick to Virginia and Washington to New York
- Ayer Vs. James - Lawsuit to settle the Jane F James and Clemens James estates - 1884
- Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn - Includes Scholtz, Williams, Jourgensen and Ayer
- Glenwood Cemetery in Washington, DC - James graves
- Vital Records
- Earliest James (chart)
Jane Francis James was said to have crossed the Atlantic 24 four times with her daughter Jennie born on one of those trips. Neither is true but she did cross the Atlantic at least three times. During a particularly rough trip she wrote Stansas, a poem documenting the account. It was written on the 1855 maiden voyage of the ship The Lillies from St. Johns, New Brunswick to Liverpool.
Stansas by Jane Frances Jamess
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Bemporad, Annibali, Hertz and Huisberg
- Earliest Bemporad (chart)
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Bemporad, Annibali, Hertz and Huisberg
- Earliest Annibali (chart)
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Bemporad, Annibali, Hertz and Huisberg
- Earliest Hertz (chart)
- Photo Album
- Ancestor Chart - Includes Bemporad, Annibali, Hertz and Huisberg
- Earliest Huisberg (chart)
Royalty, Saints and yes, even a god
- Royalty page - including saints and a god
- Chart of ancestors of Alice Freeman, the source of my royal ancestors
- Chart of House of Wessex (early Kings of England back to a god)
- Chart of House of Alpin and the Kingdom of Dál Riata Ancestors (early kings of Scotland)
- Family Photo Albums
- Evans, NY
- Green-Wood Cemetery and Brooklyn, NY
- Glenwood Cemetery in Washington, DC - James graves
- Unidentified Pictures - I need help with these
Newspaper Articles and Documents
Vital Records and Ancestor Charts
Vital Records
Ancestor Charts
- Scholtz - Includes van Daalen and Statius Muller
- Williams - Includes Ayer, James and Bradley
- Bemporad - Includes Annibali, Hertz and Huisberg
- Scholtz Genealogy PDF - Includes Scholtz, van Daalen and Statius Muller
- James Family Story - From Wales to New Brunswick to Virginia and Washington to New York
Written about 1885
by Ira Ayer, I (1802-1889) about some of the more interesting and funny events
of his life. He was born in Haverhill, MA and when he was young his family
moved as far west as they could, Eire County, NY, near Buffalo. I've
transcribed the story for easy reading but have included the original drawings.
I've included three formats, HTML (normal webpage), PDF and a scan of each page.
Among other things, Ira Ayer fought in the
Civil War. He was captain of his regiment. When he died the
James Ayer post of the GAR did a memorial to him. It includes a
history of Company A of the 116th Regiment of the New York Volunteer
Infantry. If anyone has a better copy of this I'd love to get a scan
of it.