Do you know of a web site that would be of interest to other Gossett researchers? Send me the URL and a brief description of the site and I'll post it here!
Kim's Family Tree at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/u/g/Kimberly-K-Hughes/index.html
This is my Family Tree Maker web site. It
includes information about everyone in my tree, not just the Gossetts.
I have much more information than what is included at this site.
So if you see someone from your family tree, contact me and I
will share what I have.
Keesler Family Site at
http://public.surfree.com/rkees/Genealogy.htm
The KEESLER FAMILY SITE includes valuable information
about the Morgan family of West Virginia and their descendants.
Mary Gossett married Morgan Morgan on November 17, 1761. She was
a great aunt to Milton Gossett and the daughter of John Gossett.
More information about this family can also be found in Newcomer's
book "Family of Gossett" included at this site. Click
here to jump to that page.
Selena's Genealogy Roundup at http://www.interworldnet.net/users/lvd
(Corrected address
on August 2, 1999)
From Kay (Goswick) Kennemore: I found a
very interesting website that I thought you would be interested
in viewing since ther is a will of Henry Mayse in it and he mentions
his daughter "Elizabeth GOUSET" This site is: Selena's
Genealogy Roundup at http://www.interworld.net/users/lvd Selena
has listed many wills of her different ancestors which are most
interesting and many of those ancestors came from Baltimore Co.Md..
I have corresponded with Selena and have her permission to link
to her website. I think may of the GOSSETTS will enjoy the old
wills. Also want to let you know that I am finding and hearing
from more GOSET families that descend from our Nathan GOSWICK/GOSET/GOSSETT
OF S.C. I enjoy you website each time I visit. Keep up the good
work. Kay
Gossett/Gosset Genealogy Home Page
at http://members.surfsouth.com/~fgossett/index.htm
This site contains a wealth of information about
several different Gossett families. The site is divided up into
sections about military service, family lines, queries and state-specific
interests, just to name few. Information is included about Gossetts
both in America and in Europe. Frank Gossett, who maintains this
site, also has a page that tries to distinguish between the various
"John" Gossetts in early America, an important tool
for anyone trying to make sense of all the Johns.
Ancestors of Naomi Pettyjohn (Milton's second
wife) at http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/i/m/Jo-A-Simmons/Gene5-0001.html
This user home page at the Family Tree Maker site contains the
descendants of James Pettyjohn. Naomi's parents have been named
as James Pettyjohn and Frances Wisby. According to information
at this site she is actually their granddaughter, her parents
being Deborah Pettyjohn (daughter of James and Frances) and John
Hirons. The lineage is as follows: Deborah Pettyjohn, James, John,
John, John, James Pettyjohn. Note: I have tried several
times to link directly to Jo's homepage at Family Tree Maker,
but have been unsuccessful. To access this page go to http://www.familytreemaker.com,
select "community", then select "User Home Pages",
then scroll through the index to Jo A. Simmons. I'm sorry you
need to take the long way around! :-(
Gostwick/Goswick/Goset & Gossett Families
listed at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~keuttah/
(New address
as of January 11, 2000)
This site is maintained by Kay (Goswick) Kennemore
and contains information about the Gostwick/Goswick families.
Some information about Gossetts are included as well. Since the
spelling of names changed greatly over the years, this site is
worth checking out—especially if you have come to a dead
end and can't seem to connect to a "Gossett" line.
Gassett Census records at http://www.morgan.net/~texas/GASSETT_CENSUS.html
(August 27, 2000:
Address is no longer valid. Can anyone help with a new one?)
Rhonda Hawkins' census records are included at this site for the
Gassett family. Gassett may or may not an alternate spelling for
Gossett. She writes, "Please not, we are finding some of
the GASSET(T) names are really GOSSET(T) people. And Vise versa."
ROOTS-L Resources: Genealogical Terms and
Definitions at http://www.rootsweb.com/~roots-l/definitions.html
What is an ahnentafel? A Tiny Tafel? What was that funny disease
Grandpa died from? What do people mean when they say 2nd cousin
twice removed? Here are some files that define terms used by genealogists.
This address takes you to the main page and to the information
as listed below.