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 | "The Morris Family" - by Eleanor Silber (Walker)
An undated article with Eleanor Silber's memories of the Morris Family. From Diane Milber.
(At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.)
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Owner of original: Diane Milber
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 | A Short History of the Bushby Family
By Keith Bushby, a member of the Guild of One-Name Studies
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Date: 1987
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 | Everybody Lied - True Stories from Our Family Tree
An illustrated dossier: 25 years of certificates, manifests, and court files behind the family's best-loved stories. Fifteen documents, one running theme - almost nobody ever filled out a form honestly, and every lie was a door.
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 | History of the Clan Chisholm
Built and launched on the Clyde in 1896. Photographs of her alongside and at anchor, the Clan Line funnel, and the Maritime Museum’s record of her later career as the FUKKO MARU.
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| Rich Man, Poor Man - the story of Bruno Wyser (1841-1895) and his brother Otto (1835-1914)
An illustrated account of the two brothers, written August 2026, drawing on the Kurt F. Laube Swiss report (1994), the California Genealogical Society report (Nancy S. Peterson, 2008), the Odd Fellows crematory record, the NSW Police Gazette of 8 April 1891, the Herschel assisted-passage list, and the South Australian Advertiser of 5 Feb 1877 on the enquiry into Captain Kammann. Self-contained HTML: all images and fonts are embedded in the file.
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 | S.S. Arawa - Built for Shaw, Saville & Albion in 1884
An 11,570-ton emigrant steamer of Shaw, Savill & Albion. Her career from the Dumbarton yard in 1884 to her torpedoing off Cyrenaica in 1915, with a photograph of the ship.
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 | Schönhals Family Research — Hessen, 1994
Fifty-eight pages of professional genealogical research into the SCHÖNHALS family of Hessen, commissioned in 1994 and carried out in Germany by Schröder & Fülling GbR, with Alexander Fülling, Kurt F. Laube and Karl-L. Günther. It contains the compiled pedigree — Johannes Schönhals of Köddingen, Georg Heinrich of Heidelbach, Ernst Ludwig, Johann Georg — together with the Stiederoth line, and the correspondence with the Evangelische Pfarrämter at Simmersbach, Grünberg, Feldatal and Kirchhain that produced it. This is the source from which the Schönhals branch of this tree was entered. Scanned in 2008; text recognition added in 2026, so the whole report is searchable. A narrative summary of the Wiser line into which this family married is at Family History of WISER/WYSER from Niedergösgen on craigwalsh.eu.
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![Ted Gostin's Genealogical Report on Max Z. Konig [King] and the Morris Family of San Francisco - In June 2008 I retained the services of Ted Gostin to help me find out what he could about Max Z. Konig [King], owner of the Los Alamos General Store (Emporium) in the early 1900's, and the arrival of the Morris family from Prussia in the 1860's.](histories/gostin-thumb.jpg "Ted Gostin's Genealogical Report on Max Z. Konig [King] and the Morris Family of San Francisco - In June 2008 I retained the services of Ted Gostin to help me find out what he could about Max Z. Konig [King], owner of the Los Alamos General Store (Emporium) in the early 1900's, and the arrival of the Morris family from Prussia in the 1860's.") | Ted Gostin's Genealogical Report on Max Z. Konig [King] and the Morris Family of San Francisco - In June 2008 I retained the services of Ted Gostin to help me find out what he could about Max Z. Konig [King], owner of the Los Alamos General Store (Emporium) in the early 1900's, and the arrival of the Morris family from Prussia in the 1860's.
This is Ted's preliminary report, dated 5 Sept 2008, with attachments. It is a searchable Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file, 9.32 MB in size. Ted's website is at www.generationspress.com/research.html
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Owner of original: Ted Gostin
Date: 5 Sept 2008
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 | The History of the Burns, Oregon Mural - Painted by Jack Wilkinson
From Jack Wilkinson, artist, philosopher, 1913-1974 -
Published in 1990, Dept. of Fine and Applied Arts and the Museum of Art, University of Oregon (Eugene, OR) - LC 89021474. Up-to-date photo of the mural by Pauline Braymen.
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 | The Lordship of Lucies
How the manor of Lucies in Little Gaddesden, Hertfordshire descended from the de Lucys to the Earls Brownlow, and how it came to be bought in 1993 from the estate of the 6th Baron Brownlow — with what a manorial lordship is, what it is not, and the coat of arms.
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