Chuck Pyrak's Crude Home Page

Crude and boring since September 4, 1998


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Family Research & Surname List

I am in the process of researching our family genealogy. I started using Kith & Kin in late 1994 to record data by interviewing relatives and muddling through old family papers. In December of 1997, I finally started formal research at a local parish where my grandparents were married and quickly found the Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society's research library. Visits to the LDS Family History center, while on business in Salt Lake City, helped fill in some blanks in my wife's line.

Please review our various family lines:

If you would like more information, please e-mail me. Click here for contact info.

 

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Prince Edward Island Reasearch

My wife's maternal line came through Prince Edward Isand in the 1800s. We visited PEI in July 1998 and acquired a copy of "By the Old Mill Stream - History of Wellington, 1833-1983". The book contains the history of Wellington (located in Lot 16) and family genealogies. I would be happy to do a lookup if you are interested, just send me an E-mail Click here for contact info.

Dave Hunter's The Island Register is a super source of PEI information. A must see for the PEI researcher!

The Prince Edward Island Surname List can be a usefull source for contacting fellow PEI researches.

 

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Buffalo, Erie County & Western New York Research Links

Here are a few links that may help you in your quest to know your ancestors:

Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society   Local research material, census, history, pictures and the like.
Buffalo & Erie County Public Library   The library has a special collections available for genealogical research.
Canisius College Archives    
Erie County, New York   On-line record retrieval
PGSNYS   The Polish Genealogy Society of New York State. My home organization.

 

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Contact Information

You can reach me at cpyrak@roadrunner.com

 

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Last revised: 16 February 2010. Still woefully incomplete