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This book traces the ancestry of Marion Katherine Rodgers (1898-1992). Marion was born and lived her life in Conneaut, Ohio. She married twice: first to a grocer (Heasman) and second to a clothing store owner (Gruber). Her parents were Dr. Clarence Frederick Rodgers of Ironton, Ohio and Katherine Margaret Nellis of Mill Creek, Pennsylvania. Their immediate ancestors had the surnames Rodgers, Allison, Boal, Nilles, Koch, Kroft, and Schiesley. Marion descends from eighteenth- and nineteenth-century immigrants from Northern Ireland, England, France, and Germany. She also descends from...

Alma Marie Swanson nee Weidemann's long life was punctuated by early tragedy, but she recovered to earn a degree, teach, and raise a family. She was a second-generation American: all four of her grandparents were immigrants. Two came from Germany and two from Ireland, immigrating around the time of the American Civil War. Her paternal grandmother, Maria Wolf, came with her family from Germany in 1858. Alma's paternal grandfather, artist Christian Weidemann, came with his brother in 1866. Her maternal grandparents, Mary O'Brien and John Minahan, arrived about 1866 from Ireland. What caused...

This book traces the ancestry of Ewald Conrad Swanson (1900 -1987). Ewald was a family physician and civic leader in Vassar, Michigan. He would later head the Michigan State Medical Society. Ewald's father, Mickel Svens, was born in Leistus, Vora parish, Ostrobothnia, Finland, and his mother, Clara Spangberg, was born in Lamtjarnsfallet, Nora mining parish, Orebro county, Sweden."