New Information Regarding Axel Lindquist/Lindqvist!!

I just posted new information someone sent me in response to a post I made to genforum.com regarding Axel F (Ferdinand) Lindquist and his wife Elisa.  A woman sent me a bunch of information from a Swedish CD Archive system.  It is a tangled mess of information (mix of English and Swedish, the latter being a language I know little to nothing about), but I am planning on cleaning it up a bit to make it more understandable.  You can see this information (in it's original form) on the Lindquist/Philip page.  I will be posting a new pedigree chart there soon.

I am so excited!

Welcome!

Me and my husband, Christian P. Gerquest with
my border collie, Rowena

Here I am with my sisters, Kristen on the left, and Erin on the right

My mother, Vicki Ann Berry and my father, Eric R. Lindquist
at their wedding circa 1966.  They are now divorced (1973)

My mother, Vicki with her present day husband,
David L. Henderson (married in 1975)

I am just starting to compile things for this site.  The nice neat little pedigree on the home page has been updated, but I am looking for the program to type it up and post it.  In the meantime, I have some handwritten ones that will be posted to the appropriate page.  The Berry Waltz Page has been updated with some photos and pedigrees.  I've done lots of researching and have lots of new information and am excited to finally share it here.  Hopefully I can help others in their hunt for family ancestors!  My biggest resource besides word of mouth is The Church of Latter Day Saints Family Research Center.  I don't have the money for membership to these different sites, but at the church I have access to many resources from birth records, marriage certs, death certs, Census results and more.  Some places I have linked with some other people's family work and gotten back to the 1500's, with some surprises along the way!  Please stick with me as I add more information to my blog site.  The photographs on this page show the present living generations of my family, minus some of my nieces.  My husband and I plan on going to some cemeteries after Thanksgiving.  This means we will travel on Thanksgiving to Harrington, Maine from Bangor, and then on Friday we will travel down to the Waldoboro area.  We will probably make a stop at a cemetery in Camden and in Rockport on our way.  In the meantime, I will continue to fill in the blanks and look for errors on the info I have thus far.