Personal Lineage - Lineage of Clients - Friends - Family
We Will Never Forget 11 Sep 2001 as our Ancestors never forgot Ellis Island
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Begnal - O'Shaughnessy - Shevlin - Perry - Young - Irish - Saratoga Springs, Utica NY > San Francisco, Los Angeles CA
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John J. Shaughnessy and Mary Louise Brewer - Utica NY - descendants
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Blaschkow - Blaszkow - Blasko - Follrich - Wilson Hungarian - Szentgyörgy HU > Vienna AT > NY > New Haven CT
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Cardoso - Pereira - Perry - Bowen - Portuguese - Pedro Miguel, Faial, AZR > Dighton, Taunton MA > Richmond CA
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Wilson - Coan - Stevens - Belasco - Unknown if Irish, English or Scottish - NY > New Haven CT > CA
Lineage of Friends & Family & Clients
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Lee-Bishop-Holt-Masters - Hicks, Pickens, Shay, Borders - England - VA - NC - TN - AR- NE- OH - MS
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Offen & Hoyt - Germany > NJ > NY > CA Begnal-Young is part of this lineage
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Merz/Mers - McIntire - Kentucky 1859, Nicholas Co.
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Mercer & Ringnell - 1863 Sweden> Minnesota
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Descendants of Joseph Place & Sarah Thornton
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Griffis & McKoy - NC> Lincoln Co. & Morgan Co. TN
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Descendants of Thomas George Martin & Kate Duzel
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Frederic Belasco abt. 1890-1910 - San Francisco, CA - I have a picture of Frederic Belasco taken about 1894 San Francisco, CA - e-mail
Contact -
D.R."Doc" Begnal-Young
BEGNAL :
Ó Beigleiginn/Beigleighinn, Begleyn, Beglin, Beglan, (Begnall), of the
little scholar
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CARDOZO :
Spanish and Portuguese, derived from Cardoso 'place where thistles grew',
town or city from which the first bearer moved; also found in the form
CARDOZA; made popular by the Sephardim moiety (Spanish-Portuguese group of
Jews).
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PEREIRA :
Sephardic (Spanish Portuguese) Jewish or Portuguese, translates to 'pear
tree'; fruit tree appellations often indicated a group of trees, an orchard.
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WILSON :
English and Scottish, patronymic derived from the pet form of William
'resolution, helmet' by adding English and Scottish termination -son.
Didn't our ancestors know we would be looking for them in 100-300 years later.....they think they had it rough.... sometimes I wish I was in a barn looking for that proverbial needle in a hay stack.....I would of gotten a magnetic and found it....D.R. "Doc" Begnal-Young-Jan 2005
