Family Lineage and Descendants of Nathan Kirkland and Lillie Berrie Faw of Cherokee County, NC and Polk County, TN: 2022 Edition, Volume 1 of 2 (Genealogy Lineage) Paperback – July 13, 2022

Family Lineage and Descendants of Nathan Kirkland and Lillie Berrie Faw of Cherokee County, NC and Polk County, TN (2022 Edition, Volume 1 of 2) THIS IS ONE OF A TWO-VOLUME SET This book provides a lineage of Nathan Kirkland (b. ~1755 [Cherokee County, North Carolina], d. ~1851 [Graham County, North Carolina]), and his wife, Lillie Berrie Faw (Fawn) (b. ~1824 [Polk County, Tennessee], d. ~1851, [Polk County, Tennessee]) down through history to more modern-day descendants who were born as recently as the 1900s, living predominately in, or died in the following counties, states, and countries: France; Dale, Jefferson, and Shelby Counties, Alabama; Imperial County, California; Hartford County, Connecticut; Washington, District of Columbia; Broward, Duval, and Pinellas Counties, Florida; Douglas. Townes, Union, and Whitfield Counties, Georgia; Canyon County, Idaho; Cook County, Illinois; Bell County, Kentucky; East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana; Emmet and Oakland Counties, Michigan; Clay County, Missouri; Queens County, New York; Buncombe, Burke, Caldwell, Cherokee, Graham, Guilford, Haywood, Jackson, Macon, Mecklenburg, Rutherford, and Swain Counties, North Carolina; Stark County, North Dakota; Cleveland, Franklin, Hamilton, Jefferson, Medina, and Summit Counties, Ohio; Caddo and Cleveland Counties, Oklahoma; Abbeville, Anderson, and Spartanburg Counties, South Carolina; Bell, Hale, McLennan, and Tarrant Counties, Texas; Anderson, Blount, Bradley, Cheatham, Greene, Hamilton, Hawkins, Knox, Loudon, McMinn, Meigs, Monroe, Polk, Roane, and Washington Counties, Tennessee; Bedford and Chesterfield Counties, Virginia; and Mercer County, West VirginiaResearchers for this surname’s lineage may find lineage data and vital statistics to link families. Use the data to research primary documents that showcase your ancestor’s history. Included in this book is an index of names and resources citations for primary, secondary, or tertiary sources for research confirmation. Citations are from county books, family stories, family bibles, birth/death certificates, US census data triangulated against federal, state, or local certifications, and third-party sources. YOU WILL WANT TO BUY MORE THAN ONE COPY OF THIS BOOK! WHY? Purchase multiple copies to gift to family members for special occasions! A first copy to scrapbook your personal copies of ancestry data (birth/death certificates, marriage registries, photos) in a binder or scrapbook. Adding more documentation for an ancestor makes family research more impactful.A second copy as a reference tool to take on trips to libraries, book archives, bookstores, and collections (e.g., history museums). One may not be able to use a computer on these research trips, so a book to compare notes can help record notes and findings.ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Dawn D. Boyer, Ph.D. researched genealogy data for over four decades and compiled family lineages for hundreds of unique surnames in her database. The author’s research resulted in a database with 24,360+ reference citations for 241,478+ names, including her and her husband’s family history, families from Monroe County, TN, Dauphin County, PA, and Carteret County, NC geographic areas, US Presidents, and the lineage of Sir John Rolfe, Pocahontas, and their son, Thomas Rolfe, and Pocahontas’ first child, with >23,179+ documented descendants. Visit the Amazon Author’s Page at https://www.amazon.com/author/dawnboyer Key Search Words for Author’s Genealogy Books: #History, #Genealogy, #Lineage, #FamilyHistory, #MonroeCountyTN, #Dauphin CountyPA, and #CarteretCountyNC, #Tennessee, #Pennsylvania, #NorthCarolina Read more