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Dimmick (27th April, 2005) : Ancestral heritage, family photographs, and associated documents for the Dimmick, Dymoke, Riggs, Lightcap and Gallimore lines. |
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Dowling Family (27th April, 2005) : One name study including history, statistics, various pedigrees and individuals, research exchange and associated links. Includes the spelling variants of Doolan, Doolin and Dooling. |
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Dutton (27th April, 2005) : Chronicle of Zachariah Dutton, a Maryland Revolutionary patriot who migrated to NC; descendants spread throughout Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma. |
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Doyle Clan (27th April, 2005) : Promoting and strengthening a mutual interest and fellowship throughout the world between all who bear the family name of Doyle, Doyel, O'Doyle, or their relatives. |
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Dicksons Network (27th April, 2005) : Descendents of the Dickson family that originated in Limerick, IRL in the 19th Century. Includes history of the Leinster Regiment with multiple references to individual soldiers; and 19th century social and community history of Kelsall, Cheshire. |
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Dowlatshahi ( ) : Family tree featuring Fatlali Shah, second King in the Qajar Dynasty of Persia (Iran); and son Dowlatshah. Dowltshahi are the descendant lineage of Dowlatshah.
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De Carteret Society () : Association featuring reunion and research information for the de Carteret families. Includes associated lineages.
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Decker Journey () : Descendents of James Franklin Decker (b.1864), arrived the Midland Michigan area from New York circa 1890; son of Samuel I Decker.
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Dutton () : Chronicle of Zachariah Dutton, a Maryland Revolutionary patriot who migrated to NC; descendants spread throughout Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma.
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Dumbreck Family () : Featuring the descendants of John Dumbreck of Barmuckity, Baron of Barmuckity; plus the Coat of Arms and Dumbreck (Edinburgh) Armorial.
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