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1926 Darwin Family Reunion: Evensville, Tennessee
Welcome to the Darwintern
This website is a summary of work-in-progress on assembling the family tree of the Darwins of the Southern United States,
descended from a single progenitor, William Darwin (1707-86)
of Lousia Co. VA. If you have found a Darwin ancestor born south of
Mason-Dixon prior to 1900, you are very likely a branch arising from this family tree.
We are currently migrating from an previous website; check the What's New page for updates on our progress.
Getting Started
No log-in is required to use this site; however, the names and other information about people known or thought to be living are only available to
account holders.
For an index of currently documented descendants of William Darwin (1707-86), see the interactive Register of Descendants of William Darwin, or use
Last Name/First Name search box in the upper left-hand corner to find a specific individual. A user guide for this site is in
preparation, though in the interval we hope you can find your way around without too much difficulty. A brief introduction to the founding generation of the Darwin
Family in America is available in Meet the Virginians. Happy hunting!
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Meet the Virginians The children of William Darwin (1707-86), progenitors of the Darwin families of the Southern United States
Origin of the Name. 'Dear Friend' or 'Oak River'? A note on the derivations of the English surname 'DARWIN.'
A Company of Adventurers
An examination of some tantalising evidence that a Darwin sailed to Colonial Virginia in 1647 with the company of Edward Bland, Merchant.
William Darwins, Senior and Junior
Was Junior born in 1707 or 1742? Will the real William Darwin, Jr., please stand up?
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