CHECK OUT THESE OTHER WEB SITES
Click on the links below to other Web sites of interest
to Yarnall / Yarnell researchers
  GO HERE FOR QUERIES Join other active Yarnall / Yarnell researchers in this very informative e-mail group. Look at past messages on the Web. Subscribe today! Or submit your query to the eGroup.
  The Bakers of Edgmont Francis Yarnall immigrated to Pennsylvania in 1683. His future wife, Hannah Baker, came to Pennsylvania from Shropshire, England, in 1684. Hannah's niece, Dorothy Baker, wed Francis' brother Philip. Both Hannah and Dorothy are members of the Baker family of Edgmont Township, Chester Co., Penn.
  Yarnall Newsletters The Newsletters published by an avid Yarnall / Yarnell researcher, Fred H. Yarnall, until his untimely death 3rd mo., 1998. They contain valuable information on family lines.
  The Boone Family One of several links between the Yarnalls and the Boones can be viewed at this Web site. The Yarnell and Boone families were early settlers in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, and Missouri, and had several inter-marriages.
  A missing ancestral link The parents of William H. Yarnall of Edgmont, PA. Thomas V. Yarnall Jr is seeking to verify who they were. Contact Tom via his email for username and password if website login page appears.
  Hoopes - Yarnall Links There are at least five links between the Yarnalls and the Hoopes in southeastern Pennsylvania. Check out this web site, hosted by Nathan Osborn Maxwell Baily, for ancestry and information about the Hoopes as well as many others.
  Garrett - Yarnall Descendants of Samuel Garrett, Jr., with links to Yarnalls.
  Standefer
Connection		 Tennessee Yarnells are linked twice to this Standefer line. For lots of information about the name Standefer, check out this Web site.
  An analysis
of the name
YARNELL		 The Kabalarian Philosophy analyzes names on the Internet. Click on the Internet link for an analysis of the name YARNELL - at least its usage as a first name.

Quaker history & information The two immigrant brothers to Pennsylvania in 1683, Francis and Philip Yarnall, were both members of the Religious Society of Friends. Their children and grandchildren, and many other descendants, were brought up in that religious faith. There is a wealth of information about the Quakers (as Friends are known) which you can view at the following Web sites.
  Quaker Faith & Practice Although no member of the Religious Society of Friends is required to accept any religious tenet, this Internet Web site discusses common Quaker beliefs.
  Quakerism Today The Internet Web site of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).
  The Quaker Corner This Internet Web site, hosted by Joanne Todd Rabun, holds a wealth of information about researching your Quaker ancestors.
  Quaker Customs & Beliefs Historical practices of ancient Friends.
  Dates in Quaker records A paper discussing how to handle the problem of Julian/Gregorian dates. Holds suggestions for showing good ways to record Old Style and New Style dates.
  Journey Through Generations An Internet Web site hosting The Quaker Yeoman, a newsletter focusing on Quaker genealogy.
Other Genealogy Web sites - these are good!
  CYNDI'S LIST: One of the Most Complete lists of Internet Web sites of interest to the genealogy researcher.
  The Research Forum for discussions of interest to the Yarnall-Yarnell genealogy researcher. With over 800 messages, all about various Yarnells, it's likely to have some tidbit of data for you. Subscribe Today!
  Another forum for QUERIES about the name Yarnall-Yarnell. Sponsored by Family Tree Maker and GenForum.
  Family Tree Maker - The largest and most complete online genealogy resource.
  DistantCousin.com A forum for discovering your roots.

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