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Sites in which the primary focus is the etymology of the name and its variants, a one-name study or organization, relevant genealogy or an associated family history.

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• Gander
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• Gilks, Gilkes
• Gillespie
• Goddard
• Gordon
• Graham
• Graves
• Gray
• Green
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Resources in This Category

• Gagg

  http://www.alangagg.f2s.com/
  Dedicated to tracing various lineages throughout the world. Features census records, photographs and family trees.

• Gaither, John, Descendants Inc.

  http://johngaither.org/
  Non-profit organization promoting the history and impact of the Gaither family in Anne Arundel County, Maryland from 1620 to present.

• Garcia and Patterson

  http://www.martin.romano.org/
  Researching the family surname throughout Uruguay, Argentina, Paraguay, Brazil, Italy, Spain, Falkland Islands, Scotland and Portugal. Includes general comments and photographs.

• Gardiner and Candlish

  http://members.shaw.ca/bethcandlish/
  Family history and photographs plus details pertaining to the Internet Information Services for Canadian Agriculture and Bioenergy Technology.

• Gareis

  http://www.gaes.de/ehistgar.html
  Family history of Johann Gareis 1745-1809. Includes Franz Gareis (art-painter) 1775-1803, Joseph Gareis (sculptor) 1778-1844, and Johann Gareis (joinermaster) 1785-1856.

• Garmonsway

  http://castledegarmonsway.bravepages.com/
  Single name study including all variants, descendants worldwide are welcome. Features history, origins, research interests, database, photographs and biographies.

• Garvey

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~dgarvey/
  Name study, DNA project, maps of the distribution of the names Garvey, McGarvey and Garvan in Ireland, mid-1800s and transcript of all Garvey and McGarvey entries in the 1850 US Census.

• Gauldin Family

  http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/g/a/u/Catherine-L-Gauldin/index.html
  Researching the lineage from Pittsylvania County, Virginia that descends from William T Gauldin, a Revolutionary War Soldier.

• Geary, Jewel, Little, and Tucker Family

  http://www.family-genealogy-online.com/
  Descendants of Peter Gary (b.1762) and wife Catherine Kester. Peter was a Revolutionary War solder from Somerset County, Pennsylvania.

• Gemmell and Walker

  http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gemmell/
  Family history including surnames Ball, Brown, Rawley and Staley. Origins in Ayrshire, Scotland, settling Lanark County, Upper Canada.

• Gennerat Families

  http://gennerat.free.fr/english.htm
  Family history of Roland Gennerat. Site also available in French and German.

• Genoway

  http://www.genoway.net/
  Descendants of Joesph Marey Genovves. Acrobat PDF reader required to view tree.

• Gentner

  http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gentner/
  Researching the lineage from Wiesental, Germany and the German and French Catholic families who settled in Western New York, Michigan, and Québec.

• George

  http://home.usaa.net/~dracalpha/GEORGE/George-Reconstruction.html
  Y-Chromosome testing to determine worldwide family connections.

• Gerber Family

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gerber/
  Ancestral pedigree including surnames Lahiff, Coleman, McGinnis, Knaeble, Lefebvre, Sexton, Archer, Sweeney, Gilbert, Mooney, Duffy, Zarins and Tenisons. Also features transcript from the Minneapolis West High School Yearbook, 1919 (The Hesperian).

• Gerbinon Family

  http://www.gerbino-family.com/
  Researching the name and its application throughout the world. Includes general history, cities, places, family photographs and associated links.

• Gerrish Family

  http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/a/i/Edward-Gerrish-Mair/index.html
  Family tree data related to William Gerrish of Newbury, MA USA from 1639. Includes the related surnames of Bartlett, Baum, Clough, Conover, Fiske, Lowell, Thurber, and Wood.

• Gidman

  http://www.tgidman.co.uk/
  One name study up to and including those living in 1901, currently from 1574. UK bias but with a worldwide interest.

• Gilkison

  http://www.gilkison.net/
  Family history of Brian Gilkison, including surnames Corson and Polking. Lineages from Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana predominate.

• Gilliland

  http://csdb-gilliland.blogspot.com/
  Research relating to Medora F. Gilliland, an early pupil at the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind.

• Gliedman Internet Family Tree

  http://www.gliedman.com/
  Connecting the family's American branches as compiled by Erik Gliedman. Includes resources, pedigrees, research and contact details.

• Gloyer

  http://www.thuy.com/genealogy/
  Family history of Brian Gloyer, includes database and documents.

• Goedert Family

  http://webpages.charter.net/spockroc/
  Descendants of William Franklin Goedert.

• Goffs and Hobbs and Everything in Between

  http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=guinevere60
  Family database as compiled by Gwen Goff Hobbs.

• Goldsack

  http://www.angelfire.com/falcon/goldsack/
  Ancestral heritage for Larry Goldsack compiled by Pam Goldsack. Includes surnames Cousens, Wraight and Holmes.

• Goldsmith

  http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/golden/
  Family history of Dafanie Goldsmith including surnames Bennett, Pinker and Ball.

• Gomery

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gomery/
  Registered with the Guild of One-Name Studies, number 3034. Variants include Gomary, Gombery, Gomberry, Gombry, Gomory, Gumbary, Gummary, Gumry and similar spellings.

• Goodale Family Tree

  http://www.angelfire.com/hi/Randie/goodale.html
  Family research including surnames Chisholm, Manson, Casias, Levisee, Fletcher, Schoeneman, Maestas, Chesney, Barsi, Dallari, Baumbaugh and Piccardo.

• Goodan Generations

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ceatti/
  Family research compiled by Evelyn Smith. Includes surname index, photographs and Kentucky Reunions.

• Goodenough

  http://www.goodenough.com.au/
  Family history tracing its origins back to Godinot, of Saxon origin, settled in England in the middle to late 10th century. Includes archives, tree, photographs and guestbook.

• Gooderson Archive

  http://www.gooderson.org/
  Repository of world wide research. Indexes, 1881 distribution map, register of researchers.

• Goodwin

  http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/g/o/o/Ron-D-Goodwin/index.html
  Family history and photographs of Ron Goodwin. Includes descendants of Theophilus Goodwin Snr 1709-1788.

• Gormley: Shaking Family Trees

  http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gormleym/
  Myra Vanderpool Gormley's research and resources. Seeking descendants of Abraham Vanderpool (1766-1831) and Phoebe Isaacs (circa 1770-1833) of Ashe County, North Carolina and Marion County, Indiana, USA.

• Gorvett

  http://www.angelfire.com/ct2/beharu/index1.html
  History and application of the name including variants Gorveatt and Gorveatte.

• Gotcher Family Homepage

  http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~robbiegiles/
  Information on Henry Gotcher (abt 1750) and his descendants.

• Gottsch Family History

  http://www.gottschfamily.net/
  Ancestral history of William Gottsch. Includes coat of arms and guestbook.

• Gowdy-Goudy Family

  http://www.gowdy.org/
  Researching the origins and the application of the name worldwide, including variants Gouedy, Goudie and Gowdey.

• Goyetche Family

  http://www.goyetche.ca/
  Lineage of the descendants of Jean Goyetche, and information on the modern Goyetch family.

• Gräber

  http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~scraver/
  Descendants of Stefan Gräber, Baden, Germany. Son Lewis Joseph Gräber arrived in the USA in 1832, later changing his name to Craver.

• Grant

  http://www.martygrant.com/
  Family history of Marty and Karla Grant, United States, mostly in the south.

• Grave

  http://www.angelfire.com/ia/wizard15/
  Family history of Timothy John Grave, Avoca, Minnesota USA. Includes surnames Ackerman, DeBoer, Elias, Gritman, Groote, Huismann, Johnson, Maxwell, Palmer and Van Westen.

• Greathouse Point: Guild Greathouse Research Center

  http://greathouse.us/
  Resource center for the Greathouse Cousin Network (GCN), bringing together those researching the name's history, heritage and application throughout the USA.

• Gressel

  http://www.gressel.org/
  Ancestral history of Gary Gressel, including gedcom family tree and information on Joan Lowrey, a professional historian specializing in German research.

• Grieves

  http://members.iinet.net.au/~sgrieves/
  Family history of Sue and Mike Grieves including the surnames Broadhurst, Casey, Grieves and Williamson from England, Ireland and Australia.

• Griffin Family Tree

  http://www.griffinfamilytree.com/
  History of the lineage including photographs, documents, biographies, reunions, download page and feedback form.

• Griffis Family

  http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/g/r/i/Linda-J-Griffis/index.html
  Griffis family and genealogy information

• Grindlay Single Name Study

  http://www.grindlay.vintagekin.net/
  Grindlay plus variants Grinlay, Grinley, Grindly and Grindley. Includes database, research forum, arms, motto, crest and origins.

• Grivel

  http://www.grivel.net/
  Family history of Eric Grivel. Includes Grivel Community for the distribution of information pertaining to the surname worldwide.

• Gubbins Family

  http://members.optusnet.com.au/~bgubbins/
  Pedigree for Australian lineages. Includes contact details for Brian Gubbins, member of the 'Guild of One-Name Studies' who is responsible for coordinating queries and data for the surname world-wide.

• Gunter Gate

  http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/fountainofyouth/gate.html
  Directory of links containing family information including obituaries, cemetery records, marriage details, family group sheets and census data (mostly USA).

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