Description of Web Site overall
These are the PUBLIC PAGES of the Andrews Family Tree. CLICK HERE to access private data.

This web page is devoted to the ancestry research of those far-reaching offspring of Charles Andrews, born in 1730.  Major children (Father’s side) are listed on the top.  Siblings and offspring of those children are listed on the subpage for that child.

To minimize SPAM, I have required membership to post information, but it’s a quick, easy and painless process.

Disclaimer
That’s all there is for now.  I will improve things as this web site progresses

PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS CURRENTLY A WORK IN PROCESS AND MANY “FACTS” REPRESENTED HERE ARE UNSUBSTANTIATED.  THIS NOTE WILL BE REMOVED ONCE DATA CHECKING HAS BEEN COMPLETED.

Credits and Acknowledgements
The WordPress package used for this site is genealogy04 1.0 by Vintage Kin

Active contributors to this project are:
– Jean Atkinson Andrews, our certified Geneaologist, wife of Ronald Andrews GGGG GS of Charles Andrews
– Daniel C Andrews
– Bob Andrews from Okemos, Michigan
– Webmaster: Robert Andrews from Phoenix, Arizona.

Other major one-time contributors:
– Nancy (Nussbaum) Andrews, wife of late Roger Andrews
– Richard Andrews, brother of Roger Andrews
– Loretta Andrews, wife of Dan H. Andrews

This page was registered and is maintained by Robert Bruce Andrews, Son of Dan Harrison, Son of John Harrison, Son of Albert, Leonard, Charles, Richard and Charles.

The original web page for this project was www.RobertAndrews.net but it is actually more historically accurate if we go back further in history: Charles Andrews.

Standards used for this web page

People with hyperlinks to pages where they are the point of topic are indicated with capital letters and a hyperlink…
for example: DAN H ANDREWS (B) 1933 (D) 2008 was married to LORETTA PEMBERTON

F generally means Female, not Father
M generally means Male, not Mother
Mother and Father will generally be spelled out

When needed, I will use a carat for the name Andrews to shorten a line of text.
This is usually needed when something appears on a TAB, for example Richard ^ Research Notes

Referenced documents are notated as follows: !–RARN–!
Documents can be found under that tab marked Additional Info
The legend is on the main page under that tab: (eg) RARN: Richard Andrews Research Notes

Because of a deficiency in the web page software (or a learning curve problem with the webmaster) when a person is listed as a child under their father, and BOTH Child and Father have a tab, the Child will be listed in CAPITAL LETTERS indicating that you should just click the tab at the top of the page. You CAN click the name listed under the father, but you will simply get a page that says essentially “Click here to go to the page where you would have been if you clicked on the tab in the first place.”

 

 

 

 

 

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