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Blankenship Coat of Arms received from Don Blankenship.
The Coat of Arms for the Crocker family was downloaded from Gary Crocker's Home Page.

I am interested in the Genealogical histories of the following families:

  Crocker       Blankenship       Pearson    Vickers       Keys      Grubbs       Gleghorn   

We are researching  information on the family names above. If you have any information pertaining to above families that you are willing to share with us, we will try and add the information to the growing database that we have already started.  For a GEDCOM file on one of the families above, please click on the tree.     and email us.   If you would, please let me know the information family information that you want and we will send the appropriate information  to you via email.   Sorry for the inconvience, this will allow us to better serve you in acquiring information about your ancestors and their decendants   Also this will allow us to delete any ersonal information about those who are still living, for security reasons, from the GEDCOM file prior to sending the information.

The Blankenship line of my family is where we have gathered the most information.  The information that we have gathered goes back to the 1640's in Northumberland, England.   If you want more information on Blankenship Family Web Pages go to the Blankenship

With the Crocker family, the information that we have gathered goes back to the 1860's in Texas.  I am looking for information on the Crocker family in the Illinois and Missouri area's.   We are finding a block with one of our ancestors regarding a Crocker that married an Alexander and then moved to Texas.  If there is anyone out there who might be able to help, I sure would appreciate it.   If you want more information on the Crocker family go to Crocker Genealogy

On the Gleghorn line of the family, the information that we have gathered goes back to Ireland around 1740's.

Also, on the Pearson and the Vickers lines of the families we have researched back to the late 1800's and that is as far as we have be able to get.

The other families Keys and Grubbs are not very well searched out yet, We are still working on this and hopefully we will find additional information on these families soon. Keep on searching.

Some additional sites that may be of help in your genealogical research:

Please be patient, some of the following links may not work, we are in the process of updating our information