Genealogy books by Rebecca L. Hudnall

Volumes 1-3 : Through Irish Eyes - Seeing the world as home
Volumes 4-? : Through English Eyes - Seeing the new world as home

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Through Irish Eyes - Seeing the world as home

• VOLUME 1   MyFamilyV1Lamb.pdf    10.4 MB – published 2014, library reference 929.2 L218h
   
  • Part I. Ireland Back in the Day

    A short historical perspective of life in Ireland before and during the Great Hunger and Eviction, and elements of the difficulties in making the journey 'crossing the pond'.

  • Part II. On the Lamb with Ed and Mary

    Details of the Lamb and Monaghan families in Ireland, their moving to England, and then the decision to quit England. The move to West Virginia for mining and farming. Stories of some who stayed behind, and the children who survived in the new country.

• VOLUME 2   MyFamilyV2Casey.pdf    23.0 MB – published 2016, library reference 929.2 C338h
   
  • Part III. Putting a Finger on History - the Caseys

    The Caseys in Ireland and in America. Relationships with the Sheridan and Mannix families. Difficulties of the Civil War thrust upon the families. Descendants in New York and West Virginia.

• VOLUME 3   MyFamilyV3Sheridan.pdf   26.8 MB – published 2017, library reference 929.2 S552h
   
  • Part IV. Outer Leaves of the Sheridan Tree

    Bridget Sheridan Casey's brothers and sisters - in West Virginia, in New York, and in Australia. Descendants among the Shanley, Reilly, Mullen, Masterson, and Bracken families. A complete explanation of the famous Sheridan/Blake Probate Case.

Through English Eyes - Seeing the new world as home

• VOLUME 4   MyFamilyV4Hudnall.pdf    24.2 MB – published 2021, library reference (to be filed)
   
  • Part I. The View from Huda's Hill - The Hudnalls

    Four hundred years - 11 generations - of Hudnall history, from King Henry's England, through the "new world" in Colonial Virginia, to West Virginia for mining and farming, and up to the present day. Relationships with the Harrold, Hammock, Partin, Mann, Genesis, Fallin, Bates, and Gilliam families.

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