Cyndi Rutledge

Female

Parkville, MD

United States

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What surnames are you interested in researching?
rutledge, hereford, cowan, ramey, watts, plantener, lindsey, gibbs, flippo, bush, rust,damourville, ,ammon, owen, edrington, lovell, bourdeaux, grimball, robert, cates, corder, sawyer, cianchette, morrison, haynes, locklee, videau, gatewood, dunn, ebell, bertonneau, austin, bode, barnes, ammon, murphree, willis, braye, sagne, campbell, kelly, cox, carriere, kahle, thornton, wood
What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?
mostly SE & Colonial US, Huguenot, UK...
What is your level of genealogy knowledge?
Intermediate Family History Researcher
If you are a genealogy expert, what are your specialties?
genetic genealogy?

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  • Donna Atkinson

    Thanks for the website. Interesting that your Rutledge's are r1b2. Are they Scotch or Scotch-Irish. My last Rutledge came from northern Ireland.

    Aug 11, 2009

  • Donna Atkinson

    Haven't posted on any of the sites until recently when I started trying to find my brick walls. I want to print what I have this year (if possible) and put 30+ research to rest for a while. I have all of my lines, my exs lines and my daughter-in-law and brother's lines...none totally complete but a good run at it. I want it printed before I get too senile to do anything more :) I have the Rutledges back to General George and Eleanor Caldwell but I have conflicts on where they were born. Have had information they were born in Tyrone County, Ireland but also have Prince Edward County, Va. Haven't worked real hard on this as Robert married Nancy Rutledge (daughter of above) and I can't put Robert on back. Figured the Rutledge (Routledge) would come easier. Who is your Rutledge?

    Aug 11, 2009

  • Donna Atkinson

    Correction it was William George Rutledge with Eleanor Caldwell with above information. William George's father was born in Scotland....I think this Rutledge information I got from someone else. Would have to check.

    Aug 11, 2009