Joan Horsley's Genealogical ResearchJAMES HORSLEY SR. JAMES HORSLEY JR. VALENTINE HORSLEY 1871 Letters of Sallie T. K. Horsley to Green Horsley Knowles Top Ten Horsley Myths T.T. & JOHN B. HORSLEY THOMAS KENDRICK HARVEY JARRELL NANCY JARRELL MADISON MILDRED "MILLY" WANSLEY, Wife of JOHN WANSLEY Most reports are in PDF format. If you need a PDF reader, see * below. Reports can be purchased in a bound soft-cover copy. ![]() Report: TOP TEN HORSLEY MYTHS View report Print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: JAMES HORSLEY SR. of MARYLAND (c1685-c1748) View report Print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: JAMES HORSLEY JR. (1731-c1815) and DESCENDANTS: View report Print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: VALENTINE HORSLEY and SARAH KENDRICK FAMILY:
View report Print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: THOMAS KENDRICK and FAMILY View report Print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: WILLIAM HORSLEY and HANNAH RYAN: Parents of View report Print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: John B. Horsley - York County, SC Deeds 1830-1839 with Annotated Time Line 1825-1860 View and print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: John B. Horsley and Wife “Permelia” in Family Bible Records View and print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: Probate of Estate of Jonathan Huff, Father of Pamela “Permelia” Huff Horsley View and print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Overview: Jarrell Families of Early Culpeper and Madison County, Virginia View and print report (see * below for special printing instructions) Report: The JARRELL FAMILY of EARLY VIRGINIA
Report: RICHARD JARRELL SR. FAMILY View and print report (see * below for special printing instructions)
Report: NANCY JARRELL MADISON (1789 – 1875) View and print report (see * below for special printing instructions)
Report: ELIJAH HARVEY & MARY JARRELL FAMILY
Report: WILLIAM HARVEY and ELIZABETH STANTON FAMILY
Report: MILDRED "MILLY" WANSLEY
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