Articles and Biography and Genealogy Benjamin Franklin, Cartography, English Consul, Genealogy, Hélène Koehl, Ingamells, Lewis Evans, Persian slave, Philadelphia, Tunis 6:01 am
Amelia Evans Barry came alive during research with my far cousin Hélène Koehl (descendant of Amelia). Together we solved a very complex mistery to unveil her identity. Keys to the discovery have been: the maiden name of one of her daughters Philotesia Jeannetta; Nicholas Brooke revealing the name of the authoress of “Maria, a Persian slave” & Ingamell’s Dictionary which was essential as well.
Hélène Koehl then wrote her story while I continued (more…)
Cemeteries and Genealogy and General History and Old English and Sources Baptisms, British Factory, Burials, Chapel Register, Genealogy, Hélène Koehl, Marriages, Non-Catholic, Old English Cemetery, Protestants, Register, Sources, Wills 4:36 am
As you probably read in the Sources [Livorno], there are two registers of Baptisms, Marriages and Burials kept by the British Factory Chaplain at Leghorn dating from 1707 all the way to 1824. These records do not just include Anglican people but all the foreigners dwelling in Livorno and surrounding areas (Genoa, Florence, Pisa, etc…) who where not catholic, so one can find in it Swiss, French, Germans, Russians, Austrians, etc…
Many years ago (more…)
giunti.matteo@gmail.com
Leghorn Merchant Networks 