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Part I: OVERLOCK
Introduction to the Overlocks
Chapter 1: Finding the Overlocks: The Family That My Father Refused to Discuss
| —The Town of Waldoboro |
Chapter 2: Immigrants From Germany to Maine: Johann Gottfried Oberlach
Chapter 3:John Joseph Overlock & Christina Alstine
| —Exhibit A: Closing the Gap with DNA |
Chapter 4: Godfrey Overlock & Lydia Clark
Chapter 5: Henry Overlock & Josephine Staples
Chapter 6: Hartley Gilmore Overlock & Sarah Louisa Reynolds
| —Exhibit B: Newfoundland |
Chapter 7: Clarence Edward Overlock
Introduction to the Danes
| — Exhibit C: History of Agriculture in Late 17th Century Denmark |
Chapter 1: The Petersens: From Peasant Farmer to Small-holder
Chapter 2: Thor Pedersen & Ane Margrethe Jensen
Chapter 3: The Røers: From Søllerød to Copenhagen
Chapter 4: Fredrick Christian Røers & Ane Pedersdatter
Chapter 5: Charles Olüf Petersen & Anna Maria Augusta Røers
Chapter 6: Sketches of Charles’s Siblings: The Move to America
Chapter 7: Sketches of Augusta’s Siblings
Chapter 8: Evelyn Florence Peters
Introduction to Overlock-Peters
Chapter 1: Clarence Overlock & Evelyn Peters
Chapter 2: Isabelle Louise Overlock
Chapter 3: Memories
| —Exhibit D: A Lesson in Using Foreign Archives for Genealogical Research |
Chapter 4: Names in a Church Book Come to Life!
Appendix A: Weaving & the Guilds
Appendix B: Pages from Thor’s conduct book
Appendix C: Charles’ citizenship papers
Appendix D: Augusta’s Christening Record
Appendix E: Newspaper Article: Peters May Hit Snags in Wedding
Appendix F: Report of the Death of Charles Olüf Petersen in Copenhagen, Denmark
Appendix G. Captain Charles Peters’ Obituary, New York Times
Appendix H. The News of Captain Peters’ Death Reaches Chinook
Appendix I: Researching using mental health records
Appendix J: Alice Viola Peters (1907-1934): Evelyn’s Sister
Appendix K: Overlock Family Tree Diagrams
Appendix L: Pedersen Family Tree Diagrams
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