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Edwin Wilbur Rice
| 1831 | born in Greene Co, NY |
| 1855-1857 | NY, Manhattan, Union Theological Seminary |
| 1857-1859 | NY, Brooklyn, teacher |
| 1879-1902 | PA, Philadelphia, American Sunday School Union, editor and chairman |
| 3 DEC 1929 | died, about age 99. |
| teacher | |
Ancestor Graves
Planning a trip to visit your ancestors? If you have your tree here and have "calculated" your ancestors, you can see a list and map of where your ancestors rest, under Places > Cemeteries > My Ancestors
Ezra Morgan Wood
| 1 OCT 1838 | born in Stark Co, OH |
| 1863-1864 | OH, Marlboro, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1864-1865 | OH, Columbiana, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1865-1867 | PA, Freedom, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1867-1869 | PA, Freeport, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1872-1874 | PA, Pittsburgh, Oakland Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1874-1876 | PA, New Brighton, Grace Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1876-1876 | PA, Pittsburgh, Walton Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1876-1877 | PA, Tarentum, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1877-1878 | PA, Smiths Ferry, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1878-1881 | PA, Pittsburgh, Centenary Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1881-1884 | PA, Pittsburgh, Trinity Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1884-1885 | PA, California, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1886-1891 | PA, Pittsburgh, Curry Institute, teacher |
| 1889-1890 | PA, Baden, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1895-1896 | PA, Pittsburgh, North Ave Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1896-1900 | PA, Oakmont, Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1900-1905 | PA, Pittsburgh, 5th Ave Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1905-1906 | PA, Pittsburgh, Lemington Ave Methodist Church, Minister |
| 1906-1908 | PA, Pittsburgh, Emory Methodist Church, Associate Minister |
| 25 MAY 1912 | died in Braddock, Allegheny Co, PA, about age 74. |
| teacher | |
Cemetery Photos
Leland Stanford Lee MacPhail Jr.
| 25 OCT 1917 | born in Nashville, Davidson Co, TN |
| 1945-1958 | NY, Bronx, New York Yankees, Farm Director |
| 1959-1965 | MD, Baltimore Orioles, General Manager/President |
| 1966-1973 | NY, Bronx, New York Yankees, General Manager |
| 1998 | NY, Cooperstown, Baseball Hall of Fame, Member |
| 8 NOV 2012 | died in Delray Beach, Palm Beach Co, FL, about age 95. |
US Navy Ship Launch Sponsors
Ship sponsor are civilians who are invited to "sponsor" a vessel, presumably to bestow good luck and divine protection over the seagoing vessel and all that sail aboard. See some of the sponsors and their trees.
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Will people ever be wise enough to refuse to follow bad leaders or to take away the freedom of other people?
-- Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, 1939
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Our Family Tree: Introduction
Welcome! Our Family Tree
is a full-featured, free, and online genealogy collaboration website intended both for people browsing, and a tool for researchers to
maintain their trees and collaborate on their research efforts.
When browsing different websites it is inefficient for many people to be researching some of the same ancestors, all stored in separate parallel systems, rather than everyone contributing directly to the same system. This website hopefully encourages people to collaborate and work together on common ancestors, and eliminate duplicates copies of each person. Down the line somewhere we're all in the same family, so why not work in the same tree?
As much as possible the website also seeks to integrate family with history, highlighting biographical details, more about the places they lived, where and with whom they worked, and how they contributed to all who followed them.
More Introduction • Features • Guidelines • More Rationale • FAQ • What's New
When browsing different websites it is inefficient for many people to be researching some of the same ancestors, all stored in separate parallel systems, rather than everyone contributing directly to the same system. This website hopefully encourages people to collaborate and work together on common ancestors, and eliminate duplicates copies of each person. Down the line somewhere we're all in the same family, so why not work in the same tree?
As much as possible the website also seeks to integrate family with history, highlighting biographical details, more about the places they lived, where and with whom they worked, and how they contributed to all who followed them.
More Introduction • Features • Guidelines • More Rationale • FAQ • What's New
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