Second in a series tracing the origins of New England families from their roots in England.

"If trying to trace your Scandinavian ancestors makes you exclaim, "Uff da!" you've come to the right place. Scandinavian genealogy expert David A. Fryxell will take you step-by-step through the exciting--and challenging--journey of discovering your Danish, Swedish, or Norwegian roots. You'll learn how to find your family's town of origin, locate key genealogical resources, decipher foreign-language records, and untangle the region's complicated history....

Christian S. Garber, 1829-1882, married Anna Lindemuth in 1853, and raised their family in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Descendants live in Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, Nebraska, California, Wisconsin, Indiana, western Canada, and other places.

"Robert Charles Anderson, FASG, now gives us a new study of the deep roots of the 1630s migrants in their "godly" (Puritan) communities of England. Stretching well back into the 16th century, in Puritan Pedigrees Anderson explores the connections among these first migrants that were genealogical, social, intellectual, and most of all, fundamentally religious. This is the book that will give readers a better understanding of the conditions that led...

Christoffell Jacoby (1709-1786) was born in the Rhineland in Germany. He came to Germantown, Pennsylvania in 1739. He married Johanna Elizabeth Eberhardt. Descendants lived in Pennsylvania and elsewhere. Also traces family of John Adam Schneider (1696-1746), born in Hohenburg, Germany. He came to Philadelphia in 1737.