Abernathy Research Links

Links to Other Abernathy/Abernethy Family Researchers

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For Information on the John Abernathy/Rhoda Davis Families of Alabama, e-mail: LAJAGUAR

Mary Abernathy Meyer aka Mary Alice in TX is also researching the HUNTER side of the family. You can reach her at: Mary Meyer

Tar-Heel Genealogy: PawCreek's Home Page

Carol Abernathy is one of my distant cousins, from Canada.

Ann Sherrill (email: M.AnnSherrill@juno.com) is the G-G-Granddaughter of the Provisional Governor of Oregon, George Abernethy. There will be several links in the 'Abernathy Places' page that are named after George.

http://members.xoom.com/deboat/researchers.html

Debbie Boatright's web site, with additional data. http://members.xoom.com/deboat/

Glenn Abernathy's website has a nice history of the name and several famous Abernathys. www.open.org/glennab

Allen Lacey also has numerous Abernathy members in his database at http://www.allenlacy.com/index.html

Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet is one of the most extensive genealogy sites on the web.

If you haven't already looked at it, check out the family of John R. Abernathy and two of his sons, Temple and Louie. John was known as "Catch 'em Alive Jack"; Teddy Roosevelt traveled to Oklahoma to meet him. Temple and Louie (Bud) were made famous by traveling from Oklahoma to Washington, DC on horseback to meet the president. This story is chronicled in the book: "The Remarkable Ride of the Abernathy Boys" by Robert B. Jackson. It is available for sale at this location: http://members.aol.com/leviteofa/index.html Look under the Oklahoma Books to find it. These are very nice people who gave me the permission to reproduce the cover of the book, as well as a couple of photos of Bud and Temple.

There is a new book about Bud and Temple. It's written in French and can be purchased here:

	For Information on the John Abernathy/Rhoda Davis Families of Alabama, e-mail: LAJAGUAR
	Mary Abernathy Meyer aka Mary Alice in TX is also researching the HUNTER side of the family. You can reach her at: Mary Meyer
	Tar-Heel Genealogy: PawCreek's Home Page
	Carol Abernathy is one of my distant cousins, from Canada.
	Ann Sherrill (email: M.AnnSherrill@juno.com) is the G-G-Granddaughter of the Provisional Governor of Oregon, George Abernethy. There will be several links in the 'Abernathy Places' page that are named after George.
	http://members.xoom.com/deboat/researchers.html
	Debbie Boatright's web site, with additional data. http://members.xoom.com/deboat/
	Glenn Abernathy's website has a nice history of the name and several famous Abernathys. www.open.org/glennab
	Allen Lacey also has numerous Abernathy members in his database at http://www.allenlacy.com/index.html
	Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet is one of the most extensive genealogy sites on the web.
	If you haven't already looked at it, check out the family of John R. Abernathy and two of his sons, Temple and Louie. John was known as "Catch 'em Alive Jack"; Teddy Roosevelt traveled to Oklahoma to meet him. Temple and Louie (Bud) were made famous by traveling from Oklahoma to Washington, DC on horseback to meet the president. This story is chronicled in the book: "The Remarkable Ride of the Abernathy Boys" by Robert B. Jackson. It is available for sale at this location: http://members.aol.com/leviteofa/index.html Look under the Oklahoma Books to find it. These are very nice people who gave me the permission to reproduce the cover of the book, as well as a couple of photos of Bud and Temple.
	There is a new book about Bud and Temple. It's written in French and can be purchased here: