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About Gerard-Cross-Noble-Brady Family
As this family tree has expanded back and out beyond the immediate Gerard-Cross-Noble-Brady families, We welcome all those that have a connection to the growing: Gerard - Yocca/Iocca- Cross- Cameron - Noble - Paterson - Brady - Fitzsimons... and .... Thomas - Susse - Lucke - Kohler & Zarb - Mangion - Xuereb - Cini and...growing family tree...
This Tribal Pages site was started as a way to share family research and history. I thank my own Grandparents (James Paterson Noble & Margaret Brady) who shared so many stories (of Scotland & Ireland, and at my request labeled so many old photos on my rainy day visits so many years ago in Florida and for the few old news clippings they had from the other side. To my Great Aunt Alice (Brady) McEvoy and her daughter Peggy (McEvoy) Fitzgerald who after a trip to Ireland wrote down multiple generations of Aunts, Uncles and Cousins on the Brady and Fitzsimon's lines of County Cavan, Ireland.
My Great uncle Felix Gerard's wife my great aunt Helen, who as a young bride spent so much time with her mother-in-law (my Great-grandmother Mary Dominicia {Yocca/Iocca} Gerard ) and again had or could confirm stories, names and places on the other side (Italy). Cousin Ginger (another Mary Gerard) who found the old Italian records in the attic of the family home on Capital Heights in Oyster Bay.
My grandmother Doris Marion Cameron Cross, who like my other grandparents let me constantly ask questions, shared stories and a few old photos.... and her mother Alice Cameron Cross who had given her grandson, my dad the great photos of her in-laws (George Cross & Hannah Thursfield in Birmingham, England; and of her husband Albert John Cross in uniform in both Cape Town, South Africa during the Boer War and later in Canada.
Patricia Mary Cross, our go to expert who has spent a lifetime researching our Cross Family ancestors.
Patricia Gould who told me once that she only picked up where her father left off in researching the Thursfield lines (she has done a lot more than that)...
To _______?________, doing the volunteer church records' restoration and filming project in Gloucestershire, England who took the Cross/--?--/--?-- and --?-- family lines back another hundred years.
To Paul Zelus, for his sharing of years of research in Calascio & Rocco Calascio, L'Aquila, Abruzzo, Italy, his guidance which has helped me around a few seemingly dead ends; and his web site thru which I was able to confirm my LDS records research, to expand on my Great-grandmother's Iocca and Matarelli family lines, confirm that I am related to all of his featured families on his web site and make better use of the LDS Italian records' data bases (maybe at a dead end now because the older records are in Latin or just really hard to read).
To Aunt Helen aka Helen Elizabeth ( m/s Thomas ) Smith, she is the first person to thank as Mary and I begin to research an add to my wife's father's family tree and the: Thomas ( Tomazewski ) Susse, Luck ( Lueck / Lucke ), Kohler (Koehler) lines...! Aunt Helen's copies of photos & documents, notes and a family tree to get things jump started .... To be continued ....!
And to my mother-in-law Mary Thomas ( a/k/a Mary Barbara Zarb ), for her stories, help on my son's for school family tree so many years ago, which provided the clues as to who and where to start looking...From MALTA to CORFU and ... and the maybe not so crazy stories ( of now confirmed Greek.. ! and yet to be / maybe Armenian ..? ancestors ) of my wife's grandmother ( Maria Xuereb ), passed down to her from her own parents and grandparents ....
......? ? ? ? .... and was that ancestral Ship Captain (Giovanni Montana ?) on the Maltese Marriage Certificate of his daughter (Virginia), who says he sails from Malta but called Gibraltar home, was he also known as Ship Captain Juan Montoya and/or Ship Captain John Mountain ? ? ? ? IDK ..?
I Will keep digging... Happy Hunting to All....
To be continued ...!
........................ to be continued....! Thanks to everybody who helps and cares ......!!!
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Getting Around There are several ways to browse the family tree. The Tree View graphically shows the relationship of selected person to their kin. The Family View shows the person you have selected in the center, with his/her photo on the left and notes on the right. Above are the father and mother and below are the children. The Ancestor Chart shows the person you have selected in the left, with the photograph above and children below. On the right are the parents, grandparents and great-grandparents. The Descendant Chart shows the person you have selected in the left, with the photograph and parents below. On the right are the children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Do you know who your second cousins are? Try the Kinship Relationships Tool. Your site can generate various Reports for each name in your family tree. You can select a name from the list on the top-right menu bar.
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