61. Genealogy Directory > Huguenot genealogy Today Directory genealogy Today Directory Memoirs of a Huguenotfamily genealogy of the family of Benjamin B. Hubert, a Huguenot http://dir.genealogytoday.com/huguenot.html

Genealogy Today Directory Huguenot Directory Topics History Related News and Information The Huguenots Rejected, Persecuted and Expulsed: Huguenot Ancestry Genealogy Marketplace History Of A Family Bible (1685-2000) Related Articles from Ancestry.com 300th Anniversary of Huguenot Colony at Manakin, VA New Paltz, NY Archival Information Now Available Online Related Web Sites Links to Huguenot Cyndi's List: Huguenot Subscription Databases ($) from Ancestry.com Huguenot Pedigrees, Vol. 1 Huguenot Pedigrees, Vol. 2 Virginia Huguenot Refugees, 1700 The Huguenots or early French in New Jersey ... About Us

62. Huguenot Society Of South Carolina Established in 1885, the society is dedicated to the preservation of the historyand genealogy of the members of the Protestant Reformation which took place http://www.huguenotsociety.org/

138 Logan Street Charleston, SC 29401-1941 Phone: 1-843-723-3235 Fax: 1-843-853-8476 Huguenot Society of South Carolina HOME HISTORY HUGUENOT CHURCH GIFTS ... CONTACT US Welcome to the Huguenot Society of South Carolina's web page. The Huguenot Society of South Carolina, with over 2000 members, was established in 1885, is dedicated to the preservation of the history and genealogy of the members of the Protestant Reformation which took place in France during the 16th century. The origin and history of the French Huguenots is a fascinating and compelling account of Protestant religious persecution. The Society maintains a library offering resources for historical research and tracing of Huguenot ancestry. A qualified librarian/archivist, genealogist and registrar are available to offer assistance. Members of the Society as well as the public are invited to use the library facility during business hours. A minimal fee is charged for use of the library by non-members. The object of the Society is: First

63. The National Huguenot Society Selected publications for Huguenot genealogical research. Book reviews. Memory andIdentity The huguenots in France and the Atlantic Diaspora http://huguenot.netnation.com/general/

Membership Application Form New member application forms and other forms related to membership in The National Huguenot Society can now be completed on your local computer and printed for final submission. Click here for full information and to download a form now. $5000 Scholarship The National Huguenot Society now offers a $5000 one-time scholarship award for college juniors and seniors and for postgraduate students that are members of the Society. Full details available here Fall 2005 Cross of Languedoc The offical semi-annual publication of The National Huguenot Society is now available online. Click here to access the current and available past editions. EDUCATION Who were the Huguenots The Huguenot Cross Important dates in Huguenot history Historical information Bibliography of books on Huguenot history Links to other web sites related to Huguenot history The Wars of Religion Experiences of the French Huguenots in America The Edict of Nantes Excerpts from the ... Huguenot Street Historic District, New Paltz, NY

64. Huglinks genealogy Forum Huguenot Resources Center. Includes a Huguenot Reading Listas well as a sections on Huguenot genealogy and Huguenot Research Sources. http://www.island.net/~andreav/huglinks.htm

The first five websites listed below are recommended as starting points for gathering general information about Huguenot/Walloon research. Following that are links to other sites related to specific geographical areas. And, at the very bottom of this page, please don't miss the link to some personal websites of other researchers. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/8140/webring.htm The Huguenot Ring promotes the history and heritage of the Huguenots and Walloons, and encourages the study of the family history and genealogy of all those with Huguenot and Walloon ancestors. It serves as an international link of Huguenot societies, Huguenot museums and monuments, and includes websites containing the family history and genealogy of Huguenot surnames. A list of websites included in the Huguenot Ring can be seen at: http:www.cyndislist.com Every genealogical researcher should become familiar with Cyndi's List . It's a huge website with thousands of links to information on specific topics or geographical locations. It includes a section titled Huguenots with listing of resources and further links.

65. Persites Three Huguenot families of this name went to England from Northern France in http//www.artscience.com/Ken/genealogy/index.html DELAFORCE families http://www.island.net/~andreav/persites.htm

Personal Websites: All of the following personal websites include information about Huguenot ancestors . The sites are listed alphabetically according to the main surname on each site. Most mention other related surnames so have a look at the contents of each one of them. You never know what you may find there! If you have suggestions for other sites to include here, please contact the list administrator (see e-mail address at the bottom of this page). Note: Not all of the following sites belong to subscribers of the H-W-E list. If you would like to contact a person mentioned below, their e-mail address can be obtained from their website. http://members.aol.com/fdickenson/contents.htm BEHARRELL Family History. Three Huguenot families of this name went to England from Northern France in 1628 to settle near the marshes (fens) of the Yorkshire/Lincolnshire border (Isle of Axholme). Includes branches of the family in England, the US and Canada. Note that this surname can still be found in northern France. (Website of Frank Dickenson of ENG) http://www.home.aone.net.au/mclark

66. HUGUENOT RING A history and genealogy resource site on Huguenot Isaac LeFevre of 1669 and his genealogy of The Remy/Ramey Family Jacob Remy, French Huguenot http://p.webring.com/hub?ring=huguenot

67. Genealogical Publishing: Genealogy, Family History, Ancestry Publishers of books and CDs on genealogy, family history, ancestry, immigration Baird, History of the Huguenot Emigration to America 2 vols. in 1, $0.00 http://www.genealogical.com/search_gen.asp?Cat_ID=XH&afid=1000

68. Genealogical Publishing: Genealogy, Family History, Ancestry, Genealogy Books Publishers of books and CDs on genealogy, family history, ancestry, immigration,passenger lists, vital records, censuses, Huguenot Settlers in America http://www.genealogical.com/item_detail.asp?ID=7600&afid=1000

69. Huguenot Historical Society Library Genealogy List Founded in 1894, the Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, NY, owns and operatesthe National Historic Landmark District, Huguenot Street, a collection of http://www.hhs-newpaltz.org/library_archives/collections/genealogy_list.html

Search Site Map Newsletter Home ... Contact Us List of Genealogy Collections Last revised 7/13/2005 BENNET, DAVID V. Genealogical Research Papers (1931 and undated). 0.2 cubic feet. Hand- and type-written notebooks, loose papers, correspondence, pamphlets and clippings kept by David V. Bennet of Jackson Heights, New York relating to the history and genealogy of the Kidney, VerNooy, Bevier, Schoonmaker, and VanWagenen families. BRODHEAD, GERTRUDE DEYO. Genealogical Research Papers (1909-1932). App. 75 items. Completed application forms for the Daughters of the American Revolution, and handwritten notes and charts relating to the genealogy of the DuBois, Deyo, Brodhead, and Hasbrouck families of New Paltz and Ulster County, New York . CHURCH FAMILY. Genealogical Research Papers (1866-1954). Letters, newspaper clippings, scrapbook, and research notes chiefly concerning the genealogy of the Church family.

70. Willow Bend Books - Genealogy Reference Material CD IMMIGRANT HISTORIES HUGUENOT SETTLERS IN NORTH AMERICA AND EUROPE, Replete with descriptions of coatsof-arms and sources of genealogical and http://www.willowbend.net/search.asp?SearchState=Huguenot

71. Religious Movements Homepage: Huguenots A short history of this religious movement with links to the Huguenot HistoricalSociety and the Huguenot Historical Society of South Africa. http://religiousmovements.lib.virginia.edu/nrms/huguenots.html

Huguenots Profile History Beliefs Links ... Bibliography I. Group Profile Name : Huguenots Founder : John Calvin. Date of Birth : 1509. (Died 1564) Birth Place : Noyon, France. Year Founded : c. 1550. Sacred or Revered Texts The Holy Bible Cult or Sect: Negative sentiments are typically implied when the concepts "cult" and "sect" are employed in popular discourse. Since the Religious Movements Homepage seeks to promote religious tolerance and appreciation of the positive benefits of pluralism and religious diversity in human cultures, we encourage the use of alternative concepts that do not carry implicit negative stereotypes. For a more detailed discussion of both scholarly and popular usage of the concepts "cult" and "sect," please visit our Conceptualizing "Cult" and "Sect" page, where you will find additional links to related issues. Size of Group In 1660 Huguenots numbered 1,800,000; by 1700 they numbered 400,000. Profile History Beliefs Links ... Bibliography II. History The Protestant Reformation, begun by Martin Luther in the early 16th century in Germany, soon found its way to France. Fueled by the protests of Luther against the abuses of the Catholic Church, Protestantism grew rapidly in a country stringently ruled by a Catholic king and government. The reign of Francis I (1515-47) began the persecution of Protestants in France.

72. "Our Loose Ends" Genealogy Column For resources relating to Huguenot genealogy visit Cyndi’s List of genealogySites at http//www.cyndislist.com/huguenot.htm. Charles Baird’s book, http://www.geocities.com/lks_friday/COLUMN-102.htm

"Our Loose Ends" Genealogy Column by Lynna Kay Shuffield Houston, Texas Printed in the Taylor Daily Press - 5 July 2001 “To Huguenot or Not” What is a Huguenot? They were exiles who fled France during the Reign of Louis XIV when he revoked the “Edict of Nantes” and began the wholesale persecution of his Protestant subjects in 1685. The “Edict of Nantes,” made in 1598 by Henry IV, gave Huguenots limited religious freedom. When it was revoked, Huguenots were no longer safe in France and they fled North, South, East and West to every foreign port possible. A future anywhere was preferable to a life in France where Huguenots no longer had civil or religious liberties. They were forbidden to proselytize, forbidden to criticize the Catholic Church, forbidden to conduct their daily lives as freely as their neighbors, and finally even forbidden to exist. The term Huguenot was applied to non-Catholics and is supposed to derive from the word Hugeon that is defined as individuals who walk at night. For over a hundred years, the only safe place of worship for Protestants had been dark caves, thus the term nightwalkers. For Louis XIV, the matter of religious beliefs was merely a pretext as he used the Catholic Church as a club for wholesale confiscation of property owned by Protestants. He used the proceeds to line the pockets of the dissolute nobles of his Court.

73. All Genealogy Sites Directory : Popular Links Find genealogy sites, surnames, ancestors in the free genealogy sites directory Huguenot genealogy Find your French Huguenot ancestors on ships http://all-genealogysites.com/Cool/cool2.htm

Most Popular Top Links Top Rated Submit/Edit link ... Home Find genealogy sites, surnames, ancestors in the free genealogy sites directory Popular Links A Barrel of Genealogy Links A hyperlinked listing of the finer genealogy sites around the world. Genealogy News State Gensites Find Lost Ones - People Finders Locate an old friend or a lost love one - missing child, relatives, schoolmates, military or prior work colleagues, old neighbors, genealogysearch, etc. Genealogy Gateway Genealogy Gateway is your portal for family tree, surname, ancestry, and genealogy information. Family Tree Searcher First Edition Rare Books Heritage book shop offers a large inventory of first edition books. Genealogy: Advice for Effective Searches Free Genealogy Search Help for Google Ancestors At Rest - Unusual collection of Death Records such as coffin plaques, funeral cards and announcements. Also contains wills, obituaries, cemetery records, death registrations and more. Images of Ships Passenger Lists online These are the actual manifests of passenger names recorded at the time of sailing. Includes the unindexed New York years (1847-1892), Pennsylvania Baggage Lists (1809-1819) and more.

74. Huguenot Web Site / Huguenot.net History and genealogy resources, Free Webbased e-mail accounts for Huguenot you can find links to related sites on Huguenot history and genealogy, http://huguenot.ws/

Huguenot.WS Huguenot.net The Huguenot Web Site Welcome This is the Web portal for English-speaking descendants and researchers of French Protestant refugees in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. Below you can find links to related sites on Huguenot history and genealogy, as well as books and Huguenot jewelry for sale; you can post announcements or queries on the Huguenot Message Board , and sign up for a free Web-based e-mail account Free E-mail YourName@Huguenot.WS E-mail Login Password New users sign up has existed in various forms since the late Seventeenth Century as the emblem of French Protestant refugees. It comprises a Maltese Cross made of a four-petalled Lily of France, symbolizing the Four Gospels. The eight rounded points of the cross represent the Eight Beatitudes. Between the petals are four fleurs-de-lis each with three leaves representing the Twelve Apostles. Hanging from the bottom is a pendant dove, which symbolizes the Holy Spirit. This Web site is compiled with the assistance of visitors like you. If you have any suggestions for additional information or Web site links to post here, including Huguenot family Web sites, please contact Webmaster@Huguenot.ws

75. Awesome Directory - Genealogy - Religions French Huguenot genealogy resources for these counties in South Carolina.The Olive Tree genealogy Homepage Huguenot and Walloon genealogy. http://www.awesomegenealogy.com/Genealogy/religions.shtml

The Awesome Genealogy Directory Links and Growing Find ANY word Find ALL words Find EXACT phrase Help Main Genealogy : Religions About the Directory Jewish Latter-Day Saints Religion - Directory at Genealogy Today Brethren History and Genealogy - Describes printed, manuscript, and web resources for members of the "Church of the Brethren." Genealogy Archives in Germany - Includes information from government, church (Catholic,Evangelical), and military sources. Primarily in German. Huguenot Historical Society of New Paltz, New York - Founded in 1894, the society owns and operates the National Historic Landmark District, Huguenot Street, a collection of house museums with construction dates ranging from 1690 to 1894. Huguenot Web Site - Portal for descendants and researchers of French Huguenots, including a message board, free e-mail accounts, and related links. Huguenots of France : Genealogies - Alsace, Dauphiné, Lyon, Normandie, Sancerre and Tours. Over 55.000 names. Includes links and a bibliography. Local Catholic Church History and Genealogy Research Guide - Resources include information that can be derived from the Catholic Churche's records.

76. Who Were The Huguenots? † Franklin, Charles M. Huguenot Genealogical Research. Indianapolis, Indiana? Contains genealogical information on huguenots in London. http://www.hpl.lib.tx.us/clayton/hu002.html

Who were the Huguenots? by Vivian Hill Jordan Member of The Huguenot Society of Texas St. Bartholomew Chapter Houston, Texas Part 1 (May 1997): Huguenot Origins Some knowledge of the background of the Huguenot movement is essential to doing successful research on Huguenot ancestors. In this first part of a 2-part article, we provide a much condensed version of the Huguenot story. In the second part of this article, which will appear in the August newsletter, additional information will be provided on Huguenot research at Clayton Library and a bibliography of the more important Huguenot sources will be published. The term ‘Huguenot’ is used to describe a particular branch of the Protestant religion—aligned with the theology of John Calvin—that arose during the Reformation and flourished in France after 1520. Although certainly religious in nature, the Huguenot movement also had very distinct political components, which put many of its followers in opposition to the French Monarchy. This, coupled with the fact that the Huguenot’s Protestant theological convictions were in direct conflict with the Roman Catholic Church, set the stage for serious confrontations between the Huguenots and the French Church-State. During the reigns of Henry II of France (1547-1559) and Francis II (1559-1560), the Huguenots grew in both number and political influence and came to include many prominent members of the French nobility, including such influential figures as Anthony, King of Navarre. This increase in strength, however, was looked upon as a threat to both the Monarchy and to the Catholic Church and would eventually lead to civil and religious strife that would see many Huguenot families persecuted and driven out of France.

77. Religions Old Berkeley County and Craven County Resources French Huguenot genealogy resourcesfor these counties in South Carolina. http://www.ebroadcast.com.au/dir/Society/Genealogy/Religions/

SEARCH GUIDE NEWS AUSTRALIAN TV GUIDE DVD RENTALS ... Genealogy : Religions Genealogy An extensive genealogy resource guide. Genealogy A great collection of genealogy resources. Biblical Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Jewish Baptist-Clergy-N-Churches For anyone with a genealogical interest in Baptist clergy and churches. Baptist-Roots Genealogy and the Baptist Church. Brethren Dedicated to genealogy and welcomes anyone who wants to exchange information and search for Brethren Roots. Brethren History and Genealogy Describes printed, manuscript, and web resources for members of the "Church of the Brethren." CAN-ONT-Quakers For anyone researching their Quaker or Religious Society of Friends ancestors in Ontario, Canada. Catholic For the discussion and sharing of information regarding the tracing of Catholic ancestors using church records. Cohanim Modal Haplotype A proposed DNA genetic signature of the ancient Hebrew population. Cyndi'sList - Huguenot A directory of Huguenot sites. Early-Nazarene-Church The early Nazarene Church. Exulanten The Exulanten who are the Protestants that were forced to leave Austria in the 16th-18th centuries.

78. HUGUENOT FREERS This web page is on Huguenot Freers and their history and genealogy. Copy ofFREER Coat of Arms courtesy of Edie Elting and the Huguenot Society. http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~sfreer/huguenot.html

FREER FAMILY GENEALOGY RESEARCH - Huguenot Freers HUGUENOT FREERS Copy of FREER Coat of Arms courtesy of Edie Elting and the Huguenot Society This web page has been made possible through the generousity of Teresa Wilson (nee: Freer) of Texas whom has traced her ancestors to Hugo Freer (the Patentee) who was born in France and made his way to what is now New Paltz, New York. This information given here is from Terri's research and is placed here in the hopes that it might aid others in tracing their roots. The HUGO FREER HOUSE 1694 - 1735 Built on "The Street of the Huguenots, New Paltz, N.Y. it is constructed in two sections. The North End by Hugo Freer, The Patentee, in 1694 and the South Portion Addition by Johannes M. Low in 1735. The Wooden Section was added in the late Eighteenth Century (drawing by John Gould). HISTORY OF THE FREER HOMESTEAD It is believed that the north end of the house was built by Hugo Freer, the Patentee, as early as 1694. A bill of sale definitely established it in his possession before 1706. The two windows on the north and one on the west are original. The door was located at the second west window - note the difference in the heights of the windows. An outside door is blocked over in the center of the south wall of the living room. The projecting beams would indicate that originally this room had a hood fireplace like that at the Jean Hasbrouck Memorial House. A small mantel-piece held candles, so soot marks are still visible on the beams. The south section was probably added during the 1720's, and contained a hall and a single large room. The fire-place is now blocked over. The so-called "dark bedroom" was the result of dividing the large room into hall, bath, and bedroom. One of the attic windows on the south wall is original. The one to the west was converted from a door used to bring up the hay into the loft. The wooden lean-to was added about the time of the Revolution A cobbler's shop was located therein at the southeast corner, now the study.

79. Genealogy The Huguenot Memorial Museum have collected data (documents, We also undertakegenealogical research on the following South African Huguenot families http://www.museum.co.za/genealogy.htm

The Huguenot Memorial Museum have collected data (documents, questionnaires, books) on the genealogies of the Huguenots that came to South Africa. This collection may be consulted at the museum during office hours. We also undertake genealogical research on the following South African Huguenot families: Blignaut; Bruwer (Bruére); Cilliers (Cellier); Cordier; Cronjé‚ (Cronier); De Buys (De Bus); De Klerk (Le Clercq); De la Bat; De Lange (Le Long); Delport (Delporte); De Villiers; Du Buisson; Du Plessis; Du Preez (Des Prez); Durand; Du Toit; Faure; Fouché‚ (Foucher); Fourie (Fouri‚); Gouws (Gauch); Gilliomee (Guillaume‚) Hugo (Hugot); Jacobs (Jacob); Joubert; Jordaan (Jourdan); Labuschagne (Labuscaigne); La/Le Grange (Grange); Le Riche; Le Roux; Le Sueur; Lombard/Lombaard; Malan; Malherbe; Marais; Maree (Maré‚); Minnaar (Mesnard); Meyer; Mouton; Naudé‚; Nel (Neél); Nortjé‚ (Nourtier); Pienaar (Pinard); Retief (Rétif); Rossouw (Rousseau); Roux; Senekal (Sénécal); Terblanche (Terreblanche/Terreblanque); Theron (Therond); Viljoen (Villion); Vivier(s).

80. DerKeiler Directory - /Society/Genealogy/Religions The Olive Tree genealogy Homepage, Huguenot and Walloon genealogy. » The QuakerCorner, A repository of resources for enhancing your Quaker genealogical http://directory.derkeiler.com/Top/Society/Genealogy/Religions

Home UNIX Linux Coding ... Religions Religions Sub-categories Biblical Jewish Latter-Day Saints@ See also: Top/Society/Religion and Spirituality/People Links Awesome Genealogy: Church Records Free church records of marriages, births and baptisms. Concentrates mainly on Presbyterian, Moravian, and German denominations. Includes links to forums of other faiths. Baptist-Clergy-N-Churches For anyone with a genealogical interest in Baptist clergy and churches. Baptist-Roots Genealogy and the Baptist Church. Brethren Dedicated to genealogy and welcomes anyone who wants to exchange information and search for Brethren Roots. Brethren History and Genealogy Describes printed, manuscript, and web resources for members of the "Church of the Brethren." CAN-ONT-Quakers For anyone researching their Quaker or Religious Society of Friends ancestors in Ontario, Canada. Catholic For the discussion and sharing of information regarding the tracing of Catholic ancestors using church records. Cohanim Modal Haplotype A proposed DNA genetic signature of the ancient Hebrew population. Cyndi'sList - Huguenot A directory of Huguenot sites.

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