Thank you for visiting The Albro Genealogy Pages, a collection of information about the Albro, Cobbe, Rowe and related families.
Our "Mayflower Connection" is listed on the Albro page.
There were Albros, in Busti and Springville, and around Buffalo, Cortland, Syracuse and Ellisburg, NY. These can be found on the Other Albro Page. For many years we could find no apparent ties with any of them. The Albros near Ellisburg, NY. even had some of the same names (Oliver, Oscar, etc.) as ours.
Now, thanks to DNA testing, we find the Albro families from the Ellisburg, NY. area are in fact ours. There was an Oscar Albro who died in a Syracuse hospital June 8, 1918. His body was identified by his brother, who was from Ellisburg. His name and age is right. Our DNA trail links to his sisters, Olive Cordelia Albro and Elnora Albro and a brother, Willard Albro. We are 99% sure this is our Oscar.
The connection to the Busti Albros is very elusive. It must be back in RI. with the first generations of Albro. Daniel Albro was possibly born in RI. around 1788. Some records we have seen say that he was, but, other records from that area and time don't mention him.
On the Rowe side of the family, we are still searching for the death and burial place of Legrand Rowe.
I have put a direct link to the Other Albro Families in the menu to the left. (Any donations of information or other resources are very welcome.)
Weekly Bible Verses which I try to update every Friday.
Special thanks to Doris Albro Graska for permission to use her R.I. Albro information on the website, and to Eric Forbes for the 50th Anniversary Barber and Isabel Boyd family photo which he shared on Ancestry, to Sharon Larson for the pictures of her Burrows family, to Dennis Thomas for the many pictures he has sent of the Montgomery and Burrows familys, and to June Grieco who shared her pictures. There are more pictures being added to the site as we get them.
Find-A-Grave seems easier to use. Maybe I'm just getting used to it. I have made up a page with links to other Cemetary sites. They can be found at Cemetery Sites. If you know of others, or have a favorite, please share it by dropping a note to the webmaster.
I have moved the Chautauqua County site to this server. If you want info about Chautauqua County, New York, there is a lot of information there.
There are some things we suspect, but really have no proof. So, to get them into writing, we have made a Speculation-only page. With things we can say, "What If??"
We are working on the ALBRO family tree as it pertains to these locations and ancestors. We're also researching the following surnames; COBBE, LAFFERTY, ROWE, MONTGOMERY, EAKIN, THOMPSON, STONE, BURROWS, SIMPSON, HERPST, THOMAS, WEAVER and ADAMS in the PA, MD, MICHIGAN, NY, and OH, areas.
We are also researching Doxey, White, Beverley and related families.
We would like to thank the many generous matriarchs of our family. Without whose help and firsthand information, this site would not be possible. Many of the pictures here are irreplaceable, and a very special thanks goes out to those who let us borrow them long enough to have copies made.
Please, browse these pages and if you come across a familiar name, someone in your tree, let us know. Maybe we can help each other.
A friend of ours has an old family bible they acquired many years ago. It has some names and dates in it. We are trying to find the Wm. Reeves family that it belongs to. The info on the pages can be found here
We have some pictures of unknown people in our collection. They can be found on the Photo Pages. We sure would like to be able to put a name to the faces. Can you help?
Several years ago, I was the webmaster for the Florida Trails to the Past website.
I wrote a short article about How to Survive in Florida in 8 easy lessons.
Recently, there has been some interest in it, so here it is for your amusement/Information. How to Survive in Florida
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