marked links in the lists of children to follow the path back down to C. D. Horner.
Most ancestor lines extend back to the earliest settlement -- within a few years of the Mayflower's arrival -- of New York, New Jersey, and Massachusets by Europeans.
Thanks to many other researchers who have contributed the bulk of this data. I have tried to provide reference links to them all.
Follow the marked links in the lists of children to follow the path back down to C. D. Horner.
For each generation you double the number of parents involved - that number is shown in parentheses in the heading of the table below. You can easily see that as you go further back only of tiny fraction of your ancestors that contributed to your DNA are known....
Questions/comments: Neal Horner Neal.Horner@careerzing.com
| Table Color Key: | Yellow indicates those who crossed the pond from Europe/England | Blue migrated from Monmouth/Ocean/Burlington counties in NJ to Ohio 1805-1820. |