Seagers in Kent

geneology is a time consuming hobby but well worth trying.

i have traced my family back to 1760 with a bit of help from a friend who is very good at it the trouble is i tried to trace some other families as well and it just got too confusing,instead of finishing one i started another then another i will get there one day. 

 David if you are looking for living relatives try looking on the website below, there are a number of options for looking up phone numbers and addresses in England.

Like James I am also tracing the family back and went back through the 4 grandparents, it's taken years, but as so much new information is becoming available via the internet, it is an ongoing project - maybe one day the grandchildren can complete it!

http://www.numberway.com/phone-numbers/3/

Yes, there's so much said these days that those DNA projects are well worth looking into because they take you direct to the source you need and cut out an lot of side line looking for it in various countries as it is. I was doing the Ingram family last night for an neice to my hubby, they have gone full circle now with the Lawson back to England. I think people need to understand in the case of people that landed in the New York area, many of them were listed as to the port of entry they left Europe at, not to be taken for their true nationality particualry. It is why my friend gave me some information about Castle Matrix in Ireland, as many ships "rested" in the area near Dublin before continuing on and this read typical to the Ingram family of the England Lawson's. Indeed what I just read... Thomas Ingles landed near Philadephia, Pennsylvania, was from Dublin, Ireland..not entirely true, they are listed in English family Lawson Chart work as kin to those of Boughham Lawson lineage. Back to the reign of Henry IV or II..in many cases...I would have to look that one up again. Thomas had an son John Ingles whose wife was the famous "Mary" taken captive by the Shawnee Indians and escaped and went back home that is an diary, they killed John at Fort Vause..FRench and Indian war era. Mary came back an married John Miller(Alexander Miller)...I need Mary's maiden name. ..some people have them as Ingles, some as Inglis and others as English by surname as to this story..it evolved to Anglen eventually and is my hubby's mothers, material lineage. I think it started out as Ingram most likley in England...though its more likely German in original maybe?