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Ashby Family Line
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The Ashby family originated in England with the William De Ashby about
1200. This Ashby Genealogy Report
lists 26 generations of Ashbys, from England to the American Colonies.
The Ashby's are a prominent family in the Winchester, Virginia area. There is a town
named after Captain Thomas Ashby, Sr called "Ashby's Gap".
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The Ashby's in the USA began as early Virginia colonists and their
line intersects with the Stickel(s)/Stickle(s) of the Winchester area who also originated
in the same area of Virginia.
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Brewster Family Line
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Descendents of William Brewster the First (I) are detailed in the
Brewster Genealogy Report.
William Brewster the Third (III) was one of the organizing members of the Mayflower expedition
to Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts, USA in 1620.
There is probably over 500 thousand descendents of William Brewster,
but this report lists only a fraction of these descendents, mostly the ones between William
and their intersection with the Mosely line.
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Sam Stickels (Mark's son) is a descendent of the Mosely line and this line
intersects with the Brewster line thus providing a connection to the Mayflower Expedition.
According to the
Mayflower History Website there are two famous decendents of William Brewster and these
include Bing Crosby and President Taylor.
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Broy Line
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Descendents of Addison Broy are detailed in the
Broy Genealogy Report.
Addisonn Broy and his father William Broy were born in early colonial Virginia. Their
Euopean roots are not yet known. The research of this line was provided by James Lock
and his web database at
Jim Lock's Genealogy Database
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This line began in the hills of early Virginia and intersects with
the Stickle(s)/Stickel(s) of the Winchester, Virginia area. Thus far, we have found two
intersections with the Stickel(s) line.
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Castree Line
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Descendents of Richard Castree are detailed in the
Castree Genealogy Report.
Richard Castree Richard was born and raised in Ireland and
was married to Margaret Stonay Buchanan. Richard and his wife came to the USA
when their first child was just a baby in the early 1800's
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Mark's grandfather on his mother's side was John F. Castree and after
posting his genealogical information on the web, Alex Sutherland noticed the posting and
provided his reasearch into the Castree Line.
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Finger/Vinger Family Line
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Descendents of John Vinger are detailed in the
Finger/Vinger Genealogy Report.
(John) Johannes Vinger arrived in Germantown, New York from Germany in 1710 and many of his
descendants still live in the Hudson Valley area. John's family intersects with the Castree Line
(Mark's mother's maiden name is Castree).
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Much of the research regarding the Finger family comes from Dwight Finger and his
web site at www.fingerfamily.com.
You will find many more Finger/Fingar/Vinger descendants on Dwight's website.
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Finnell Family Line
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Descendents of John Finnell are detailed in the
Finnell Genealogy Report.
John Finnell fought in the war of 1812 and his father fought in the Revelutionary war.
The Finnell family originated in colonial Virginia and their European roots are not yet known.
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This family intersects with the Stickel(s) of Winchester, Virginia.
Many thanks to David V. Finnell of Virginia for his time and research.
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Locke Family Line
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Descendents of John B. Locke are detailed in the
Locke Genealogy Report.
John B Locke and his father William Lock lived in colonial Virginia during the
revolutionary war times. Their European ancestry is not yet known.
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Two of John B. Locke's son's Joshua Howard and Franklin Hawkins
had descendents that married into the Stickles family.
Many thanks to James Locke and his database
Jim Lock's Genealogy Database.
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Moseley/Maudsley Family Line
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Descendents of John Maudsley are detailed in the
Moseley/Maudsley Genealogy Report.
John Maudsley was born in England and migrated to the Americas in the 1600's.
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John was an early Massachusetts colonist and his line intersects
with both the Brewster and the Sears family lines.
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Sears Family Line
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Descendents of Richard Sears are detailed in the
Sears Genealogy Report.
Richard was one of the early members of the Plymouth colony and immegrated
to America from Amsterdam, Holland.
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The Sears family intersects with both the Brewster Line and the
Moseley line (Sam Stickels Maternal Lineage).
Many thanks to the
Sears Family Association Website
for their research.
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Sheperd/Shephard Family Line
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Descendents of Thomas Shepherd are detailed in the
Shepherd Genealogy Report.
Thomas Shepherd was born in Virginia in the early 1700's and his European
roots are not yet known.
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The Shepherd/Shephard family intersects with the Stickel(s) and
Tomblin family Lines.
Many thanks to Tracy Tomblin Propst and her website
Tracy Tomblin Propst's RootsWeb site.
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Stickel(s)/Stickle(s) Family Line
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The Descendents of George Stickle are detailed in the
Stickel(s)/Stickle(s) Genealogy Report.
This line of Stickle(s) began with two brothers George and Henry Stickle who
we believe immigrated to the American colonies from Germany or Holland.
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The Stickle descendents changed the spelling of their last name to many different
variations including Stickel, Stickels, Stickell, Stickle, Stickels and others. But they all seem to
have come from these three brothers (or cousins) from Virginia.
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Tomblin Family Line
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Descendents of John Tomblin are detailed in the
Tomblin Genealogy Report.
The Tomblin family originated in Colonial Virginia during the Revolutionary war.
The European roots are not yet known
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Many thanks to Tracy Tomblin Propst and her website
Tracy Tomblin Propst's Rootsweb site.
This family line intersects with the Stickel(s)/Stickle(s) family
line in several places but only one intersection is shown in this report
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Washington Family Line
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The Descendents of Reverend Lawrence Washington are detailed in the
Washington Genealogy Report.
Reverend Lawrence Washington was President George Washington's great great grandfather.
Rev. Lawrence Washington was born in England and emmigrated to the Virginia colony in the
middle 1600's.
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The Washington Family lived in the Virginia area and their family
intersects with the Ashby line and then later with the Stickel(s) line.
The Washington Line is a very ancient line of English nobleman and
this line extends back to 1000 AD to the early king and queen of Scotland.
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