Margaret Slingluff Kindy was the sister of Hannah Slingluff Davis

Hannah Slingluff Davis was the matriarch of a large Pennsylvania family… for whom we have many a photo to share!

Esther was certainly a hard research case but a satisfying end to the Hewitt / Cable family saga.

Elizabeth Cole Clark was born in the early 19th century in about 1805 - can you find her final resting place?

Jacob Cable was a steamboat captain out of Penns Neck, NJ who met an unfortunate end.

Charles “Uncle Wes” Cable was a beloved staple to his community in Upper Penns Neck, New Jersey.

Harry Cable grew up to be a printer, a newspaper man, a Justice of the Peace, a supporter of the war effort… and a heck of a research case.

Mae (Hewitt) Cable was a housewife in New Castle, Delaware.

Mary Humphries Hewitt was a fascinating research case that raised more questions than answered.

George Hewitt was a school teacher in Upper Penns Neck, New Jersey.

Catherine Peterson Dolbow is the gateway into a very large family that once lived along the New Jersey / Delaware border.

The Morgan family came to California from Iowa, where Mira, the youngest daughter, took a prestigious position with one famous woman of the LAPD.

Emma and Daniel Demory were siblings from Loudoun County, Virginia.

Effie day was born in 1862 in Boston. She was close with her only son, George, until her death.