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CINDY'S FAMILY HISTORY PLACE
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Hello! My name is Cindy Alldredge
and I am happy to welcome you to my place.
Come on in and look around, I'm glad you dropped by today.
You will find genealogy and personal histories here
and also links to some of my other interests and favorite places.
My husband, Michael Alldredge and I have five children
(Travis, Nichole,
Danielle,
Erin, and Adam
ranging in age from fifteen to thirty-one)
a daughter-in-law, Cassie, a son-in-law, Travas Walker,
seven
grandchildren:
Tanner, Alexandria, Teagan, Emily, Tiara, Jocelyn, and Chiana.
We love our family, they are the top priority in our lives.
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I really enjoy genealogy and love to track down my ancestors.
I especially love to find, edit, and publish journals and histories
so I can get to know this "gone but not forgotten" family of mine.
Please write and let me know if our research or family lines cross,
I'd love to hear from you.
(cballd@aol.com)
Six generation Pedigrees (text):
Michael K. Alldredge
Pedigree
Cynthia Burgess
Pedigree
Personal Histories and Pioneer Stories on-line:
I've gathered most of these life-sketches
from family members' Books of Remembrance.
The histories were either handwritten, typed,
or old photocopies (the kind that goes dark.)
I did compile a few from bits and pieces of others.
If any of these are copyrighted please let me know.
The Chapman and Brown histories are not LDS pioneeer stories.
It was their descendants that joined the church.
-Cindy's Ancestors-
Thomas
J. Adair and Mary Vance Waggle Adair
Mary Elizabeth Adair
Adams 1858-1926
Ann (Page) Adams
1877-1943
John S. Adams 1844-1935
William Morley Black
1826-1915
William Burgess Sr.
1794-1880
Harrison Burgess
1814-1883
David H. Cannon
1838-1924
Rhoda Knell Cannon
1858-1945
Robert Knell 1828-1916
James
William Palmer - obituary
Olive
Myrtle Black Palmer - obituary
David Rogers
1828-1903
Lydia
Goldthwaite Knight (1812-1884) - This is the full text of the book:
"Homespun--Lydia Knight's History" written by Susa Young Gates and
published in Salt Lake City in 1883 by the Juvenile Instructor Office.
-Michael's Ancestors-
Delila VanLeuvan
Alldredge 1882-1983
Isaac Alldredge II
1843-1936
Isaac Alldredge III
1870-1959
Susannah Evans Alldredge
1850-1932
John Brown
abt.1772-1832
Martha Chapman Brown
- 1781
James Chapman 1747-1800
Philip Chapman I - abt
1700
Barbara Ann Ewell Evans
1821-1898
Joseph James 1852-1908
James Lake
(1782-1874)
Philomelia Smith Lake
1794-1873
Lydia Ann Lake Nelson,
1832-1924
Edmond Nelson
1799-1850
Price William Nelson
1855-1946
Here are some of our ancestors' personal histories found on other
peoples' websites:
Newel Knight:
Autobiography
of Newel Knight - This history is found on the BOAP website
Newel
Knight, 1800-1847 - This autobiography found on www.adibble.net
seems to be the same as the one above
--
Joseph Knight Sr:
Chapter
1. Joseph Knight: Friend to the Prophet - from
Saints Without Halos website
---Joseph Knight
- Timeline - also on Saints Without Halos website
Knight Family
Organization - Joseph and Polly Knight Family Organization site
“The
Knight Family: Ever Faithful to the Prophet,” - William G.
Hartley, Ensign, Jan. 1989, 43
“The
Joseph Knight Family,” - Larry Porter, Ensign, Oct. 1978, 39
“Joseph
Knight—Friend to the Prophet,” - Susan Arrington Madsen, Friend,
Dec. 1983, 42
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The John Washington Adair
Family
Hightower Family Genealogical
Database
Bishop David Evans Family
Association
Lake Family - this has
the address to order a great book on James Lake and his family.
Harrison
Burgess - this is a portion of his autobiography found on the BOAP site
William Burgess
Jr. - Harrison's brother's history, found on BOAP site
Magdalena Pickle
Durfee - Madison County NYGenWeb
site
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My husband's (Michael
K. Alldredge) main genealogy lines include:
ALLDREDGE-VANLEUVEN-NELSON-JAMES
EVANS-DURFEE-ELDER-BLOOMFIELD
BROWN-EWELL-DRAPER-CURTIS
LAKE-PRATT-HOLYOAK-WILKINSON
and more...
My (Cynthia
Burgess Alldredge) family lines are:
BURGESS-CANNON-PALMER-ROSE
ROGERS- KNELL-BLACK-ADAMS
HAMMOND-MAYER-QUAYLE-CROOK
KNIGHT-HANSEN-COMMANDER-ADAIR
and many more...
I have adopted two Utah counties with the USGenWeb Project.
Please visit the
Washington
County Utah and
San Juan County
Utah sites
and send suggestions on what should be included to help with genealogy in
this area.
My newest website is
DavidHCannon.org.
It's not yet complete but I would love to have you visit and give me some
ideas.
I'm also working on a large website that will be called
www.forefamilies.com
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I love the internet and have found a lot of interesting places
while browsing. It's a great place to do research on any subject
whether it's a geometry paper for my daughter or background
on the author and setting of a book that I am reviewing.
I would like to share some of my favorite sites and links with you.
My husband and I and our children are members of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
and have been for many generations.
Most people call us "Mormons"
but that is just a nickname that people started using
because we use the Book of Mormon
alongside the Bible as scripture.
The Book of Mormon is
another testament of Jesus Christ.
We call ourselves LDS (Latter-day Saints.)
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints
is the official LDS church site .
And www.mormon.org can answer questions
you may have about the church.
The Church's Provident Living Website located at:
www.providentliving.org
tells how we try to live our lives.
Tracing Mormon Pioneers
is a great website for those with LDS ancestors.
It includes lots of information and examples of where to
do research and even includes
a Pioneer Search.
Some great genealogy links include:
FamilySearch.Org : the LDS Church's
Family History site
The USGenWeb Project:
a great, free site with county and state records
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the
Internet: This site will link you to thousands of other genealogy
sites.
My husband is a member of the
International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers
IBEW Local 46.
Our family loves the Seattle Mariners.
Watching and going to their games
recently helped us through a difficult summer.
The Official Mariners Website
keeps us informed
with changes and news of the team.
I spent the first 36 years of my life
in a wonderful place called
St. George,
Utah.
My ancestors helped settle there.
Although it has tripled in population (and structures)
in the years that I have been away,
it is still one of the most beautiful spots on earth
with its red sandstone cliffs and wonderful desert climate.
Utah's Color Country
Links
also has some great links to that area.
I now live in the great Pacific Northwest.
This is also a wonderful, beautiful place to live
but the climate is very different from southern Utah.
.
We live in Snohomish County in Washington state.
The closest town to us is Monroe, Washington
It is about 45 miles northeast of Seattle.
We have chickens, ducks, dogs, cats, Koi, and a turkey.
I love to raise perennials, read books,
search out our history, make jewelry,
play and read with my grandchildren,
and homeschool my fifteen-year-old son.
I have a wonderful life!
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First published 31 January 1997 -
last updated 26 August 2003
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Send comments and suggestions to cballd@aol.com.