We do not descend from the James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok Line

A ~ Abe ~ Aird ~ Alward ~ Anderson ~ Andrus ~ Appling  B ~ Baker ~ Barber ~ Barnum ~ Barto ~ Beachnau ~ Becher ~ Beers ~ Bell ~ Bentley ~ Betts ~ Beyers ~ Bigelow ~ Bitschnau ~ Bittner ~ Blair ~ Blakely ~ Blanton ~ Bohner ~ Boltz-Belen ~ Bradley ~ Brady ~ Branch ~ Brunell ~ Buist ~ Bunline ~ Burkart ~ Bursch ~ Bush  C ~ Campbell ~ Case ~ Cassanova ~ Cassel ~ Casteel ~ Chesky ~ Chollet ~  Christenson ~ Christenson, Jr., ~ Clifford ~ Cochran ~ Conkendoll ~ Cook ~ Cory ~ Costello ~ Crandall ~ Crapo ~ Cross ~ Culver ~ Curtis  D ~ Dafoe ~ DeGroat ~ Denman ~ Dobler ~ DuBoise ~ Duchette ~ Dygert  E ~ Earley ~ Easterday ~ Edgecomb ~ Elliott ~ Elya ~ Ensey F ~ Faisst ~ Fandel ~ Faulk ~ Fedewa ~ Ferguson ~ Fettner ~ Fink ~ Fisher ~ Fitz ~ Flemming ~ Flynn ~ Fox ~ Frayer ~ Freeland ~ Freeland, Jr., Freeman ~ Friberg ~ Fritz ~ Frixon ~ From ~ Frost ~ Fuller ~ Fulton  G ~ Gatlin ~ Geerts ~ Geneva ~ Gerver ~ Gibson ~ Giesinger ~ Giles ~ Giles, Jr. ~ Gillett ~ Gollack ~ Green ~ Griffith ~ Groves ~ Gruss H ~ Hamilton ~ Hanks ~ Harrigan ~ Harris ~ Hat ~ Hawley ~ Hengesbach ~ Hengesbaugh ~ Herweya ~ Hess ~ Hickman ~ Hickok ~ Hicks ~ Hilton ~ Hoerner ~ Holder ~ Hooker ~ Howard ~ Howe ~ Hurtacht I ~ Iler (iLer) J ~  Jennings ~ Johnson K ~ Kallmeyer ~ Keller ~ Keene ~ Kirby ~ Kline ~ Knapp ~ Knight L ~ Lane ~ Leiby / Lieby M ~ McDonnell ~ McInroe ~ McMillian ~ Miller ~ Morse ~ Mundy ~ Mutz O ~ Obert ~ O' Rourke P ~ Palmator ~ Pant ~ Pauli ~ Percy ~ Perry ~ Pfaff ~ Pilkington ~ Pinner ~ Pintarelli ~ Pohl ~ Price ~ Purdy Q ~ Quinn R ~ Radabaugh ~ Rector ~ Rice ~ Rivers ~ Robinson ~ Roman ~ Roth ~ Rutledge S ~ Sartor ~ Schafer ~ Schaum ~ Schohl ~ Seborowski ~ Sharpe ~ Sheldon ~ Sherman ~ Short ~ Showalter ~ Shumway ~ Speith ~ Stiffler ~ Stoddard ~ Struble T ~ Thelen ~ Thomas ~ Throckmorton ~ Tyler V ~ Vogel ~ Voisin W ~ Wagner ~ Warren ~ Wellbaum ~ Westbrook ~ Whait ~ Wheeler ~ Wiser ~ Wittaker ~ Wolf Y ~ Yantis Z ~ Zech

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THE GENEALOGISTS PRAYER Lord, help me dig into the past and sift the sands of time That I might find the roots that made this family tree of mine Lord, help me trace the ancient roads on which my fathers trod And led them through so many lands to find our present sod Lord, help me find an ancient book or an old dusty mauscript That's safetly hidden now away in some old forgotten crypt Lord, let it bridge the gap that haunts my soul when I can't find The missing link between some name that ends the same as mine.

Genealogy The higher you climb in your family tree, the more you'll realize that the tree's not really a tree. For as its branches divide again and again, more and more of them reconnect with one another, as well as with the branches of the family trees of everyone else on earth. The further you look into your own genealogy, then, the more your struck by the fact that we're all related to Dante and Mozart, to Churchill and Hitler - and to one another. To me, that's the ultimate lesson of genealogy; a lesson not in snobbery and self-importance, but in the fact that we're all members of one large family.

Bruce Bawer From a Readers Digest article July 1993

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