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LINTON Family Tree 

LINTON Chronicles Table of Contents  

BIRD Chronicles Table of Contents  

Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987) Ancestral Lineage   

How are you related to Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987)  

Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987) Brief Historical Sketch 

"Last Run" of Southern locomotive number 1401  Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987) 

History of the Linton Research Fund Inc., LINTON & BIRD Chronicles   

LINTON Surname  

LINTON Dragon Slayer 

LINTON Coat of Arms & Crest             

Loch LINTON  

Parish LINTON, Scotland  

Annie Lucretia CRONK Linton (1888-1956) Ancestors  

How to become a Member   

Evelyn Virginia BIRD Linton (1922-2012) Oral Interview  

Quaker master millwright Isaiah LINTON (1739-1775) Brief Historical Sketch 

The Forgotten Millwright, Isaiah Linton (1739-1775) 

"Our Quaker emigrates on board the "Canterbury”

Our Oldest LINTON Ancestors 

Interesting & unique names in our family tree       

Cousin President George Washington (1732-1798) 5^th cousin six times removed of Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987) 

Cousin President James Monroe (1758-1831)  2^nd cousin 5 times removed of Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987) 

Jerusalem Mill    

Lady "Godiva" GODGIFU (980-1067) 30th great-grandmother of Kirk Louis LINTON (1914-1987)

From the LINTON Chronicles Editor 

LINTON Project Director  

LINTON Coat of Arms & Crest   

LINTON & BIRD Master Files    

LINTON Chronicles This Day in History  

 LINTON Family Traditional Lore 

LINTON Ancestors in the Civil War 1861-1865 

LINTON Ancestors in the Revolutionary War 1775 to 1783

LINTON Family Gallery  

LINTON Research Fund Inc., Favorite Links  

LINTON & BIRD Chronicles on Facebook  updated daily  

LINTON Clan on Facebook

Master Linton-Bird Surname List.  

SURNAME Index    

Who is having a Birthday or a Anniversary today? 

Visitors to LINTON & BIRD Chronicles Website  

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“We exist because of our ancestors, let’s try not to forget them”

"That’s a beautiful and profound statement. Our ancestors’ experiences, struggles, and achievements have shaped the world we live in today. It’s important to honor and remember them, as they are a part of our history and identity”

Terry Louis Linton © 2012.