What I Have Discovered About Our Family
Our Connection – Bottom left of blog: Categories – Huff & Glass Lines. James Yarbrough, who is not shown on this chart, is the great grandfather of Mary J. Yarbrough (1834 – 1872). The tragic death of James Yarbrough and his son Charles is documented in letters from Colonel Henry Karr to Colonel Elijah Clarke. […]
Read More →Our Connection – Bottom left of blog: Categories – Huff & Glass Lines. James Yarbrough, who is not shown on this chart, is the great grandfather of Mary J. Yarbrough (1834 – 1872). Even though Great Britains’ Lord Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown October 19, 1781, the Revolutionary War officially ended September 3, 1783 when the […]
Read More →Our Connection – Bottom left of blog: Categories – Huff & Glass Lines. James Yarbrough, who is not shown on this chart, is the great grandfather of Mary J. Yarbrough (1834 – 1872). James Yarbrough (1745-1792), a North Carolina resident, came to Georgia in June 1777 to enlist as a private with the Georgia Minutemen […]
Read More →I recently created a blog to share the family history discoveries I find with all of YOU! That is the purpose – to share information and store it in a online location where you all can find it. It is https://rememberourancestors.com . You can subscibe to the blog on the home page. If you enter your […]
Read More →I have been wanting to share my family history research discoveries with my immediate and extended family. I decided that writing a blog would be the best way to accomplish this. I started doing family history research when I was 20 years old. I love finding the records, documents, and military history. I hope you […]
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