HOMEPAGES

Links to the homepages of people with Smyth and neighboring county connections


Allen-Bonham-Killinger Families of Smyth County, VA
 


Hatfield Family


Neff Family of Southwest Virginia
 

JEFF WEAVER'S NEW RIVER VALLEY PAGE

You'll find an impressive array of records from Grayson County, VA and Ashe, Alleghany and Watagua Counties, North Carolina Counties in the Upper New River Valley on this excellent website. Jeff recently added the following items which may be particularly interesting to SMYTH COUNTY RESEARCHERS:


THE FAMILY HISTORY FOUNDATION by Jonathan C. Carter and Phillip C. Carter

On the opening page, select "Histories" in the block on the left to get into the Carter Family History with links to these Grayson and Smyth County, Virginia families: DeBORD, GRIFFITH, GROSECLOSE, HASHE, PHIPPS, REED AND SHELTON. This is a very attractive and informative website that includes photographs and biographies as well as the standard genealogical data.

CHERYL GRUBB'S HOME PAGE and ELROY CHRISTENSON'S HOME PAGE. . .

Features several Smyth County families, namely GRUBB, STOPHEL, DOYLE, NISLEY, and more.

48th VIRGINIA INFANTRY, CSA

Vernard Bond's just created a new and EXCELLENT WEBSITE about the 48th Virginia Infantry. Many of the 48th's members came from Smyth County. Here you'll find the roster, engagements, details about Vernard's relatives in the 48th, confederate flags, and much, much more! If you're looking for confederate soldiers among your ancestors, don't miss this page!


KEITH NICKELS HOMEPAGE

Includes the Nickels, Owens, Matney, Gose, and many more Smyth County surnames. Keith's websites are attractive, informative, and easy to navigate.

GLENN STONE'S SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA FAMILY HISTORY PAGE

Jump here to locate others who are researching the same family names that you are. Get your names on his page, too. Lists of published sources you might find helpful, and lots more.


SYKES FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA, KENTUCKY and NORTH CAROLINA

Billy Sykes invites you to visit his homepage where he traces his folks back to Eastern Virginia during Revolutionary War days. Many of his Sykes kin migrated to Russell, Wythe, Scott, Wise and Dickenson Counties in Virginia -- and points west! Thanks for sharing your research, Billy!

 G. Lee Hearl
Authentic Appalachian Storyteller

The POORHOUSE STORY
(a clearinghouse for information about 19th century American poorhouses)

 
 
 

     
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