WELCOME TO HOLLIMAN AND ASSOCIATED FAMILIES
St. Nicholas Parish in Cuddington, Buckinghamshire, England, where generations of Hollymans have been laid to rest since the 1400s, and who are the direct ancestors of most American Hollimans today.
This is a place where one can find and share family history information pertaining to mainly English and American Holliman families (various spellings) and dozens of allied families such as Walker, Osborne, Wilson, Stansbery, Greer and many more. In generations past, memorabilia and research might have gone to the attic or the dust bin. In the 21st century, why not create a virtual archive, scan thousands of pages and via the Internet, invite genealogists now and in the future, to visit the growing database? Select items of interest, a bit like a lending library, only one gets to keep a copy of the manuscript or photo album of ancestors!
SURNAMES ON OUR SITE
Below are the surnames of those whom this site has manuscripts, materials, knowledge and/or photographs. If you find a manuscript that might be helpful to your research, contact us, and as 'lending archivist,' it will be sent to you.
- Ackers
- Adams
- Adema
- Alexander
- Algernon
- Ashcraft
- Atkinson
- Auiler
- Baker
- Baldwin
- Baird
- Barham
- Bass
- Bayless
- Beall
- Beiter
- Bell
- Blakeney
- Bobo
- Boddington
- Bond
- Boone
- Boreing
- Bostick
- Bowen
- Bowles
- Bowling
- Bradley
- Brammer
- Brand
- Brandon
- Brandy
- Brayn
- Braynt
- Branyon
- Brewer
- Bullock
- Bundy
- Burleigh
- Burnette
- Burns
- Button
- Calvert
- Cain
- Caine
- Carroll
- Carter
- Champion
- Chew
- Clemmons
- Coates
- Cofer
- Cole
- Cooper
- Copprell
- Corbett
- Cornelius
- Crafford
- Crockett
- Crott
- Curtis
- Dale
- Daly
- Daniel
- Darnell
- Davidson
- Davies
- Davis
- Day
- DeMallpas
- Dole
- Donnelly
- Dorsey
- Dotery
- Douglass
- Dover
- Draper
- Duckett
- Duckworth
- Duke
- Duncan
- Edgerton
- Edwards
- Egginweiler
- Emerson
- Evans
- Farris
- Fitzhugh
- Forrester
- Fowlehurst
- Fox
- Fritch
- Gains
- Galvin
- Garrison
- Gentley
- Getzinger
- Goff
- Gonson
- Graves
- Gray
- Green
- Greer
- Grey
- Guins
- Guy
- Guyton
- Hagan
- Hall
- Hamby
- Harbutt
- Hardgrave
- Hardy
- Hart
- Harvey
- Hatch
- Hawkins
- Hazlerig
- Heaton
- Helling
- Hendrix
- Herbert
- Herrin
- Hill
- Hilliry
- Hitcock
- Hocutt
- Hodges
- Hogg
- Holbrook
- Holcomb
- Holland
- Holleman
- Holliman
- Holiman
- Holleyman
- Holloman
- Hollyman
- Holt
- Houston
- Howard
- Huber
- Hudson
- Hughes
- Hurt
- Jackson
- Jennings
- Johnson
- Joiner
- Jones
- Jordan
- Junkins
- Justin
- Kaiser
- Klein
- Kruger
- Laney
- Lanier
- Leaver
- Lee
- Lefeure
- Lenthus
- Lincoln
- Lindsay
- Lindsey
- Lloyd
- Long
- Love
- Lowery
- Lucas
- Maget
- Manfield
- Maule
- Manwaring
- McBee
- McComas
- McCray
- McCurdy
- McFadden
- McGough
- McKnight
- McNewsom
- McQueen
- Mederith
- Mink
- Mohler
- Moore
- Morgan
- Munzert
- Murphy
- Naugher
- Neal
- Neol
- Newsome
- Nicholson
- Nobbs
- Norris
- Norsworthy
- Noyall
- Osborne
- O'Dell
- Oliver
- Payne
- Parker
- Pearce
- Peddie
- Peerce
- Pettigrew
- Petite
- Petway
- Phelps
- Phillips
- Pitman
- Plow
- Poe
- Ponfield
- Pool
- Porten
- Powell
- Prather
- Pride
- Prince
- Proffitt
- Pyler
- Raiford
- Rainwater
- Rayner
- Reagan
- Reese
- Reid
- Renolds
- Rettig
- Ridgell
- Ridgely
- Riggan
- Riggin
- Roberts
- Robinett
- Rushing
- Rutter
- Shank
- Shankel
- Shaw
- Sherrill
- Sherwood
- Sizemore
- Smith
- Smyth
- Spencer
- Sprigg
- Sorrell
- Standley
- Stansberry
- Stansbery
- Stanyard
- Steinhagen
- Stewart
- Sullivan
- Swan
- Switzer
- Strother
- Struther
- Taylor
- Thompson
- Thornton
- Thrope
- Trelawney
- Turpin
- Vasser
- Vernon
- Vickers
- Underhill
- Underwood
- Wachsmuth
- Wadsworth
- Walker
- Wallace
- Walters
- Weaver
- Weedon
- West
- Westbrook
- White
- Whitfield
- Whitmier
- Whitaker
- Whitherspoon
- Whitney
- Whitten
- Wilcoxson
- Williams
- Wilmot
- Wilson
- Woodbury
- Wright
- Wulfeck
- Yerby
- Zangier
events and site changes.
Welcome to the Holliman and many associated families 'virtual archive!' Founded February 2016, this site grows as we continue to upload manuscripts. Most files to this point are related genearlly but always to names such as Holyman, Holliman, Blakeney, Baker and other families who lived in West Alabama, arriving in the 1830s, but am adding also my maternal side of the family - Stansberys, Greers, Wilsons, Ademas, Boone, Wilcoxson and Osbornes, mainly from upper East Tennessee and Western North Carolina.
Bookmark this site, and from time to time check back as we scan more documents and make them available to our families. As of August 2018, 3,300 documents are up, and we try to add more weekly.
On the Records page use our search buttons, and just download the manuscript you might wish to obtain. Once you ask for a document, you will go to a 'card catalogue' where we have often included a description of each manuscript to insure that you are downloading what you desire. Do allow time for downloading. Large manuscripts require several minutes so be patient.
For best results use a Firefox browser. The Chrome function has been impeded by an upgrade.
Vicki Adema McIntyre and her father, Bob Adema, holding a photograph of Gladys Osborne Wright, Bob's mother and granddaughter of Frances Wilson Osborne.
Glenn N. Holliman, creator and chief administrator of the Holliman and Associated Families website, is pictured at the Gettysburg National Battlefield where ancestors from both his paternal and maternal sides fought.
The former St. Mary's Parish in Bedford, Bedfordshire, England where Christopher Hollyman (1618-1691) was baptized. He is the ancestor who in 1650 migrated to Virginia, and from whom most Hollimans (various spellings) living in the USA are descended.
