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Johann George Lutz and decendants
About ME
Amy Lutz
I am a married mother of 3 kids. I have been doing genealogy work for 20 years.
If anyone would like to share stuff and want to put it on the site, just email it to me. I just can't be the ONLY one that has stuff to share.
Tip on Viewing Blog:
Make sure to look through the archives below the chair. Not all the posts will appear on the first page. In order to see EVERYTHING, you must scroll through "older posts" at the bottom OR look through the archives.
Keep checking back with the blog- I am adding new stuff all the time!!!
If anyone would like to share stuff and want to put it on the site, just email it to me. I just can't be the ONLY one that has stuff to share.
Tip on Viewing Blog:
Make sure to look through the archives below the chair. Not all the posts will appear on the first page. In order to see EVERYTHING, you must scroll through "older posts" at the bottom OR look through the archives.
Keep checking back with the blog- I am adding new stuff all the time!!!
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- Grandpa Lutz On The Farm
- Old Sugar Bowl
- Willis Elmer Lutz Military Suits
- Willis E. Lutz Train
- Jacob Elmer Lutz's desk and chair
- Jacob Elmer
- Willis Moody Lutz
- Willis Elmer Lutz- sister shown Ethal Jane Lutz
- Old Letter from 1870
- Old Letter from 1856
- John D. Lutz- A War of 1812 Vet
- Jacob Elmer's Obit
- Taneytown, Fredrick County, Maryland
- Where is That County?
- Willis Moody Lutz (son of Jacob Elmer)
- LUTZ LINE...DOWN TO THE LINE
- The Grave of John D. Lutz
- Some Lutz Photos
- About Someset, Perry, OHIO
- Lutz Birth- Listed in Perry OHIO
- 1875 Map of Somerset, Perry, OHIO
- Some Somerset, Perry Co. Ohio Buildings
- History Of The Lutz Family
- Jacob Elmer LUTZ (son of Aaron)
- Aaron LUTZ (son of Jacob)
- Jacob LUTZ (son of John D.)
- John D. LUTZ (son of Michael)
- Michael LUTZ- (Johaan's son)
- Johann George Lutz- Where it all starts
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Everything looks good. Love all the pictures. I read the letters and they are interesting as well. Keep it coming.
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