The Bobbitt - Bobbet Family In England and America

DNA Tested And Proven From 16th Century (1558) Grundisburgh, Suffolk, England to 21st Century America

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The Bobbitt Family - Research Of Bobbitt Branches By Members Of The Bobbitt Family

Individual Associated Families Researched

 Bobbitt,     Bruce/Settle/Brown,    Byers,    Bratcher,     Crabtree,     Eakins,    Handley,     Land,    May,     Milliff,    Rager,    Young,    Zuber

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 There is a web site on MyFamily.com named "Bobbitt Family Online 2008".  Meet members of the family.  Exchange photos, news, chat, add to the family tree, history, file cabinet, reviews, recipes, polls, Golden Oldies, it's interactive.  * * You will receive an invitation via e-mail.  It's free!
If you were a member in the past and have forgotten your password, or if we have some how lost you in the system, email me.  I will send you a new invitation and password.
Many folks over the years have changed email addresses.  Maybe you would like to re-connect with the family.
 

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A quote from "The Bobbitt Family In America" by John W. Bobbitt.  "It is a project without end.  Life goes on, history is made every day.  It is the task of each member of our family to correct, preserve, restore, and make available to future generations all that is worth knowing about our past." --John W. Bobbitt - 1985