| HITT Family Researchers | |
| Click to e-mail the descendant | Their Line |
| Yvonne James-Henderson | Peter |
| Ted Hitt | Peter Hitt 1683-1772 m. Elizabeth Otterbach
Theodore E. (Ted) Hitt, Chester Lee (Ted) Hitt, John Humphrey Hitt Jr., John Humphrey Hitt Sr, Joab Hitt, John Hitt, Joseph Hitt, Jr, |
| Ellen & Vernon Lacey | Mary L. Hitt b. 12 Jan 1841, IN, m. J. William Housman, 25 Dec 1865, Perry County OH, d. 1918, IL |
| Doug Rains | Rachel Hitt, John Hitt, Henry Hitt, Peter Hitt, Johann Jacob Heite |
| Edie Sattle | Mary "Mollie" Hitt, Jesse Hitt, Harmon Hitt, Peter Hitt 1680 |
| Susan Thatcher | Mary Hett, Rene Hett |
My Family Tree, a little humor
Jeri Walsh wrote:
I thought I would pass this little note on that a friend sent to me,wouldn't it make our lives simpler if we could just do it this way
The people are what it is all about so I don't worry about sources. If I find an ancestor with the last name of SMITH, I just go ahead and link him to Captain John Smith and his wife Pocahontas. Last name of Carson? I have them descend from Kit Carson, the famous pioneer. If their last name is KING, I figure I can go ahead and show descent from King Richard the Lionhearted, because he was a King that I like. After you do it awhile, it gets easier and easier to link your family to really interesting people. Sure you have to be a little more creative than those FUDDY-DUDDY, GOODY-GOODY, source quoting weirdos! Sometimes I have to invent individuals to connect things up right, but I figure they "COULD" have existed, right? And this way my genealogy is really interesting, my family loves it and it saves me a lot of time!"