Nicoyano.com

I am a novice when it comes to family trees.  Like probably too many others, it is an interest that has taken many years to mature.  Unfortunately, in these kind of cases, some of the information sources are no longer with us and can't add their part to the story.  So I've been collecting information and have started to do some 'internet' research.  It is not easy and particularly compounded by the 'americanization' of first and last names of my European ancestors.  Drymiller or Dreimueller or Dreimüller!  Get the picture?  Last year I had some email contact with another individual whose last name is Dreimiller.  Most recently, I came across the family tree of a distant relative in Germany.  He (Heiko Gauer) and I share the same 7th generation grandparents.  Because of the extensive tree that he has built, at least part of my tree has been much simplied.  There is much work to do however as the quest continues. The tree I am building is far from complete. The following are names that you might find in my tree: Bechtlof     Brenner     Brown     Chapman     Drymiller     Dreimueller     Dreimüller     Fogelberg     Gage     Gould     Guevara Mora     Hartson     Hohn     Jermys     Keilmann     McPhersen     Molitor     Morweiser Niederehe     O'Effling     Ofenloch     Reißenbach     Spencer     Tremmel     Wick     Wiedemann If you would like to see the tree that I am building, you may do so by following this link: http://www.geneanet.org/geneweb/g.php3?b=jjdrymiller