Originally written and published quarterly by Jay H. Brower of Tacoma, Washington from 1976 through 1986. Please note: The links on this page lead to copies stored on RootsWeb's Free Pages which has been inactive since the Fall of 2017, and therefore the links below do not presently work. Look for a new page of Brower Family Circle, with new links, coming soon (June 12, 2018).
Volume 1: no. 1, April 1976; no. 2, July 1976; no. 3, October 1976; no. 4, January 1977
Volume 2: no. 1, April 1977; no. 2, July 1977; no. 3, October 1977; no. 4, January 1978
Volume 3: no. 1, April 1978; no. 2, July 1978; no. 3, October 1978; no. 4, January 1979
Volume 4: no. 1, April 1979; no. 2, July 1979; no. 3, October 1979; no. 4, January 1980
Volume 5: no. 1, April 1980; no 2, July 1980; no. 3, October 1980; no. 4, January 1981
Volume 6: no. 1, April 1981; no 2, July 1981; no. 3, October 1981; no. 4, January 1982
Volume 7: no. 1, April 1982; no 2, July 1982; no. 3, October 1982; no. 4, January 1983
Volume 8: no. 1, April 1983; no 2, July 1983; no. 3, October 1983; no. 4, January 1984
Volume 9: no. 1, April 1984; no. 2, July 1984; no. 3, October 1984; no. 4, January 1985
Volume 10: no. 1, April 1985; no. 2, July 1985; no 3, October 1985; no. 4, January 1986
Volume 11: no. 1 April 1986; no. 2, July 1986
A gateway to discovering and tracking the descendants of the original New Netherland Brouwer progenitors, namely Adam Brouwer of Gowanus, Jan (or Johannes) Brouwer of Flatlands and Willem Brouwer of Beverwijck (Albany). As well as some diversions covering other Brewer and Brower families with origins in Colonial America
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Trying to find the Brower.Brewer/Brouwer connection to Moses Brinkley..can you help me?
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I cannot. I have looked for possible connections between descendants of Moses Brinkley in St. Clair Co., Illinois in the past and was unable to find any. I can only suggest that you conduct a exploration of any and all Brewers/Browers that you find in that area. I assume that you are looking for the Brewer/Brower ancestry of Jon Holtz (dec'd). I'd suggest that you start with Y-DNA tests (using FamilyTreeDNA)of male descendants of Charles M. Brinkley (1910-1983)and then to direct male descendants of his uncle Moses O. Brinkley (b.1878)he being a son of Moses Brinkley (b.1844). Moses Brinkley (b.1844) had six sons, so I would then suggest tracing the families of each forward in time to the present to look for male descendants whom you can contact and ask to take Y-DNA tests. You are looking for a Y-DNA match to Jon Holtz, and to the descendants of Adam Brouwer. Good luck.
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