New Family Number Files

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Have loaded combined PDF’s for the first 130 or so Family numbers.

These files were primarily products of William R Whiteside.

We are forever in his debt to Bill R and his family for this donation.

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Chat GPT PDF for Family 0001:

The significance of the Whiteside family’s origins in Antrim County, Northern Ireland lies in their ancestral roots and historical connection to the region. Antrim County, located in Northern Ireland, is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and strong ties to the Scotch-Irish community. Families like the Whitesides who originated from Antrim County often have a deep sense of pride in their Irish heritage and may have traditions, customs, and values that reflect their Irish roots.

Furthermore, Antrim County has a long history of migration, with many families emigrating to countries like Canada and the United States in search of better opportunities. The Whiteside family’s migration from Antrim County to Canada signifies a common trend among Irish families seeking new beginnings and a better life in a different country.

Overall, the significance of the Whiteside family’s origins in Antrim County, Northern Ireland, lies in their cultural heritage, ancestral ties, and the historical context of Irish migration, which has shaped their family history and identity.

Me: How did the family lineage progress from Joseph Whiteside to Albert Francis Whiteside in Canada?

PDF: The family lineage from Joseph Whiteside to Albert Francis Whiteside in Canada can be traced through several generations as follows:

  1. Joseph Whiteside:
  • Born in 1790 in Antrim County, Northern Ireland.
  • Had a son named William Whiteside, born in 1833 in Killend, Antrim County.
  1. William Whiteside:
  • Married Martha Thompson in 1900.
  • Had a son named Albert Francis Whiteside, born in 1875 in Seaforth, Ontario, Canada.
  1. Albert Francis Whiteside:
  • Married Mary Ellen Parmer on March 22, 1900, in Ontario.
  • Had children named Violet (born 1905), Albert P (born around 1905, died in 1941), Lorne Edward (born 1910, died 1972), Harriet Ruth (born 1907), and Jean Ellen (born 1917).

This lineage progression shows how Joseph Whiteside’s descendants, particularly his son William and grandson Albert Francis, continued the family line in Canada. The migration of the family from Northern Ireland to Canada and the subsequent generations settling in Ontario demonstrate the journey and evolution of the Whiteside family lineage over time.

Foster Clay Whiteside Files from Bill G

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This morning We delivered the FCW material to ACLP. 6 boxes totalling approximately 25000 pages each a descendant of John Whiteisde 1735, and Mary Underwood. Included in the material are 11 drawers of 3X5 file index cards with the ahnentafel numbers. From a WFA perspective we have preserved this research and expanded the resources of ACPL to serve future researchers.