Guy D. Weatherwax +2539 (6716) page 602

The maiden name of Guy D. Weatherwax's second wife has been established as: Jennie Nelson (6717). Berrien co. MI marriages records show they married on 22 Jul 1906 in Berrien co. MI.

Christmas Family Special

Give the gift of Family History to your loved ones this year. For a limited time (Dec. 1,2010 thru Dec 24,2010) I will sell copies of The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930 for $70.00 postpaid.
All Orders received will be shipped via Media Mail with delivery confirmation. Normally this takes a few days up to 10 days to arrive depending on your location. For further ordering information scroll down my blog to place an order.

The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930 Book corrections

Recent research indicates a correction needs to be made concerning: +4360 (2715) Douglas Eugene Weatherwax found on pages 668 and 791 of my book.
His mother was Nancy Pearl Weathers; dau of Samuel H. Weathers.
She married1st Charles D. Fusha c1926 they had a son Douglas Fusha b: 13 Deb 1927 in Lauderdale co., AL.
before 1930 she divorced Charles D. Fusha and appears in USC1930, living with her father, and son Douglas Fusha.
She then married: Conrad James Weatherwax on 21 Jun 1931 in Lodgepole,Cheyenne NE. This information came to light because another researcher sent me an obit I had not seen. It clearly established that James Weatherwax is his half brother and his father was Charles Fusha. Further research now confirms he was adopted or switched to Douglas Eugene Weatherwax after his mothers marriage to Conrad J. Weatherwax. He continued to use the Weatherwax surname the rest of his life and his descendants carry on with the Weatherwax surname.

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The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930

The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930 is now available. This 900+ page book covers ten generations of the Weatherwax family from our arrival in NY Colony in 1710 through documentation available in the USC of 1930. This is a sourced and documented Genealogy with a separate Source listing and all name index of over 18,000 names. It covers 6000 plus direct descendants of our common ancestor Henrich C. Wiederwach.

The book weighs a hefty 3.5 lbs, is Smyth sewn binding on 60 archival paper. Published by Penobscot Press this limited edition is only available directly from the author Wayne E. Weatherwax.

ISBN: 0 89725 879 7
Lib Cong: 2010922439

Price: $80.00 each

Order from: Wayne E. Weatherwax
47 Hopkins Road
Westfield,Ma. 01085-1213

Payments may be made by personal check or money order. All checks must clear my bank account prior to shipment.
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So far all copies shipped have arrived with 10 days via media mail, so save yourself the extra postage

Donate a copy of The Weatherwax Genealogy 1710-1930

I have just donated copies of The Weatherwax Genealogy to the New York State Library in Albany and to the Rensselaer County Historical Society in Troy N.Y.
Both of these institutions were very instrumental in my research and were used extensively by me numerous times over 20+ year period of research within NY State.
A good tax deductable contribution to your local Historical Society can be made using my book or other Genealogies. Your local society will benefit and will gladly provide you with documentation to take a Tax deduction on your income taxes

Weatherwax spelling variations

A recent email received indicates that a family member who currently spells their surname as: "WITHERWAX" feels that my book is incorrect. This individual does not question the line of descent I present, only the fact that I have spelled their use of the surname as both WEATHERWAX, and WITHERWAX. They cite personal documentation (after USC1930) as proof of their spelling. I do not disagree with this person and acknowledge that their spelling is correct for them. But their records and documents after USC1930 were not available in the preparation of my book and fall into the area of personal privacy that I would not publish.
Please be aware that if you order my book the following is the surname header for all family members used in the index
WETHERWAX, WEATHERWAX, WITHERWAX, WEATHERWALKS
Also be aware in the researching of this family Genealogy over 55 spelling variations were found and documented. These variations are all presented within the book to assist other researchers.