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GEDCOM Trees (viewing trees requires 4.0 or later)

• McLaughlin - Winslow - Wixom Family Tree (1122 KB)
  MCLAUGHLIN - WINSLOW - WIXOM LINES: We are trying to find information on David McLaughlin and Mary Winslow. They were married in Salem, Mass, on April 7, 1808. David was born on April 4, 1785, and Mary was born July 23, 1784, in Falmouth, ME. We are looking for information on their parents. Mary was an orphan and raised by the Rooles (or Rose or Roole) family. Mary's father was Samuel (b.Sept. 15, 1739).
• DeClerck - Verhaeghe - Robaeys Family Tree (458 KB)
  DECLERCK-VERHAEGHE-ROBAEYS LINES: These lines came from Flanders, Belgium. They lived in the Clerken (Klercken), Paaschendale, Zarren area. This area is just north of the French boarder.
• Hagberg - Magnusson - Johansson Family Tree (405 KB)
  HAGBERG - MAGNUSSON - JOHANSSON LINES: These lines came from Sweden. The Magnusson line came from central Sweden in or near the Karlskoga area. This line became the Thornbloom line in the US. The Johansson line came from western side or the Gothenburg-Falkenberg area of Sweden. Their name became Hagberg in the US.
• Jamieson - McDouall - Greenwood Family Tree (166 KB)
  JAMIESON - MCDOUALL - GREENWOOD - LOUND - SMITH LINES: The Jamieson family was from the Southwest part of Scotland (Drummore - Kilstay). The Lound, Greenwood, and Smith families came from the North of England.
• Peterson Family Tree (31 KB)
  PETERSON LINE: The Peterson line came from the Southeastern part of Sweden, near the island of Orland.

Family Tree Maker Reports and Trees

• Genealogy Report: Descendants of John McLaughlin (View PDF)


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Erland Peterson (View PDF)


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Alexander Jamieson (View PDF)


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Anders Larsson (View PDF)


• Genealogy Report: Descendants of Pierre Jean DeClerck (View PDF)

Related Links

• Darrel and Betty Hagberg's Home Page