Long time no hear. I have been a slacker for awhile! Actually I have been incredibly busy and am finally having some time to get back on a normal schedule. I plan to get a newsletter out before the end of the year but I will need your help.
As usual send stories, pics or anything else you want in the newsletter. I know one of our branches is having a reunion next year so that will be included as well. It has been a while but I look forward to getting back my creative side so start sending your stuff in!!!
Thanks,
Megan Herren
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I am also working on setting up family DNA testing to help fill in the gaps in my family. More information is in newsletter issue 6. I have also set u
Eric... Please forward your family history to me. We share the same line. Going ack to Hohn Herring of ISle of Wight is not correct by DNA. Your line, like mine, is Shadrack Herrin and Rebecca Stogsdill if they were from Rockcastle Co. penengr@comcast.net
Eric Herrin, Sr - Jan 12, 2010
I have a soft trace to John Herrin born in England in 1620(maybe Ireland). He came to Isle of Wright, Va and later the family came to Rowan County, NC. Then, to Rockcastle, Ky Can anyone help in this trace?
Robert Hunter - Dec 26, 2009
My GGGrandmother was a Charity Herring from NC, married a Frederick Summerlin in NC, moved to Autauga Co Al in the early 1800"s. Very difficult to trace her parents back to NC, any help from this site would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Very Much Bob Hunter
Robert Hunter - Dec 26, 2009
My GGrandmother was a Charity Herring from NC, married a Frederick Summerlin in NC, moved to Autauga Co Al in the early 1800"s. Very difficult to trace her parents back to NC, any help from this site would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Very Much Bob Hunter