This page will contain a partial list of the surnames I research in connection to one of my lines, and the locations that my ancestors have been traced. I will update this page as I further my knowledge.
SURNAMES listed by lines:
DeWitt – DeWitt, DeBolt, Perry, Warner, Cook, Shough, Couture, Yeager, Schisler, Lucier
Myrice – Myrice, Lipscomb, Hawkins, Borstelman, Adams, White, Yeager
Estel – Estel, Cupp, Harbaugh, Horn/Horne, Davenport, Knox, Dickson, Jean, Lovejoy, Maxfield, Martin, Griffith
Huddy – Huddy, Wooly/Wooley, Mills, Rife, Cagg/Kegg, Wade, Dailey, Allman, Galloway, Risley, Legg, Wanemach, Croy, Coe, Verigan, Dixon
Sievert – Sievert, Sass, Schaub, Pegorsch, Bischoff, Lehsten, Retzloff
Spade – Spade, Fox, Sanner, Kincaid, Skaggs, White, Neal, Dehart, Foster, Harrah, Prather, Osborn, Brown
Thomas (NOTE: This line will be covered extensively on my blog, The Legacy She Left Behind) – Thomas, Bowyer, Callison, Legg, Lucas, Smith, Fleshman, Hull, Baber, Shawver, Shuck, Kenny, Ramsey, Koontz
Corcoran – Corcoran, Knierim, Coleman, Little, Gervin, Schaefer, Hawley, Mears, Devlin, Conrad, Hose, Hysell
Roessler – Roessler, McConnell, Spall, Swope, Hassner, Lamm, Taylor, Little, Mansderfer, Bowman, McCoy, Minner, Walraven, Parrner, Earthenhouse
LOCATIONS:
Indiana
Ohio
Athens County – Athens, Buchtel, Nelsonville
Hocking County – Logan, Murray
Lucas County – Toledo
Pennsylvania
Adams County
Allegheny County – Pittsburgh
York County
West Virginia
Fayette County
Greenbrier County
Ohio County
Braiding Trees 
Jodi, welcome to blogging; enjoyed visiting Braiding Trees.
Thank you for visiting Tracy!
Hi Jodi:
I learned about your blog via Jana’s Genealogy and Family History Blog.
Reading it, it struck me that the DeBolt, DeWitt, Borstelman, Dehart and Horn surnames sound very Dutch. Being Dutch myself, I was very much interested. I also have a blog with many genealogical subjects. One of my posts shows a survey of foreign genealogical blogs/sites showing Dutch origin surnames. The URL is http://www.patmcast.blogspot.com/2012/05/dutch-ancestors.html. The idea is to try and establish contacts between people who have an interest in the same surname. There are numerous cases in The Netherlands where people emigrated centuries ago without leaving a trace in Dutch archives. With my blog I try to bring Dutch and foreign (mainly US/CAN) genealogists together.
Therefore, I like to have your permission to show your site in my a.m. blog.
I look forward to your reaction!
Kind regards,
Peter
PS In particular Borstelman seems to be a fairly old name!
Hi Peter! Thank you so much for visiting my blog, I’d be honored to be included in your blog. I’d love to make connections to others researching those surnames. Someday I’ll make the leap back to their home countries. Fingers crossed!
Jodi
Jodi! Your blog is included in my blog now. If there is anything you want me to change or add, just let me know. Hope some useful contacts will develop!
Cheers, Peter
PS I’ll follow you on Twitter.
Hi. Through DNA cousins and using a variation of the name spelling I was finally able to connect to ancestor Johan Georg Meyreiss. I am a descendant of his son John whose son James died in Coshocton County, Ohio and had 3 sons, John, James and Henry. From then on, the descendants went by MIRISE.
What do you know about John Myrice b. abt 1765 in NY? Thanks.