Kingdomality. And now for some fun! Take this simple test to determine your medieval vocational personality. Would you have been the White Knight or . . ? |
Family Origins, the number one rated genealogy software program. This program is one of the easiest to use, yet one of the most powerful. This is the program used to maintain the Murphree Database. |
LDS FamilySearch website. Search one of the largest genealogy databases in the world; over 400 million names in the archives of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints. Follow the "Order Family History Resources" link to download a free copy of the latest version of Personal Ancestral File. |
Vital Records Information for the United States. Information on where and how to obtain vital records for any state. |
National Genealogical Society. The 98 year old NGS offers both online and home study courses in genealogy. |
United Daughters of the Confederacy. Many Murphree descendants are eligible to join UDC chapters based on their ancestor's service with the Confederacy. |
Old Pendleton District Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogy Society. Daniel Murphree's children left Chatham County, NC in the late 1770's and settled in Old Pendleton District, SC before moving on westward. Linda Cheek, a Murphree descendant, is Editor of the excellent OPD Chapter newsletter. You can download a GEDCOM from this site of the OPD Database which contains over 316,000 individuals. Many of these are Murphrees or Murphree descendants. |
Daughters of the American Revolution. Many Murphree descendants are eligible to join a DAR chapter based on the Revolutionary War service of their ancestors. |
Sons of Confederate Veterans. Many Murphree descendants are also eligible to join SCV chapters based on their ancestor's service with the Confederacy. |
Sons of the American Revolution. Many Murphrees are descended from Revolutionary War veterans making them eligible for membership in an SAR chapter. |
Miss Alabama 1999 was a Murphree descendant. Julie Smith's lineage is as follows; Daniel Murphree I> Daniel II> Daniel III> Blis> Sarah Elizabeth + Rufus Ingram> Council Blis> Dave C.> Clarence> Sharon + Robert Smith> Julie! |
Genealogy Toolbox. Helm's Genealogy Toolbox provides all the tools necessary for genealogists to use the Internet to discover their family's history. |
Heritage Quest. A leading resource for genealogy data and the publisher of Heritage Quest magazine. |
Bureau of Land Management - The Official Land Patent Records Site. View online and print (or order certified copies for $2.00 ea.) more than two million Federal land title records for the Eastern Public Land States (excluding the 13 original colonies), issued between 1820 and 1908. |
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet. More than 100,000 links to every conceivable genealogical resource on the Internet. Cyndi's List is the premier index to genealogy and family history resources on the Internet. |
Map of Ireland. We looked at a lot of maps of Ireland before we chose this one for the Murphree Homeplace. |
Murphree Venture Partners. Texas venture capitalist, Dennis E. Murphree, and his company were featured on the cover of the May/June 1999 issue of Digital South magazine. Dennis' Murphree ancestors settled in Mississippi in the 1850's and some of them migrated to Texas after the War Between the States. |
elcome to the Murphree Lynx Room. We ran all the cats out but the links are still here. Every website has them - hopefully, some of our doors will lead you to sites that will be of interest to Murphree researchers. We'll be adding more, so stop by the Lynx Room when you visit the Murphree Homeplace. Rather than grouping the links by subject, they are all arranged alphabetically. You will find our Murphree research neighbors here along with a potpouri of genealogy sites, Murphree companies, Murphree's in the news, etc. If you are aware of a site that would be of interest to Murphree researchers, please e-mail the Webmaster. When you leave through any of these doors, or links, use the "back" button on your browser to return. |
Murphree Venture Partners. Texas venture capitalist, Dennis E. Murphree, and his company were featured on the cover of the May/June 1999 issue of Digital South magazine. Dennis' Murphree ancestors settled in Mississippi in the 1850's and some of them migrated to Texas after the War Between the States. |
Map of Ireland. We looked at a lot of maps of Ireland before we chose this one for the Murphree Homeplace. |
Cyndi's List of Genealogy Sites on the Internet. More than 100,000 links to every conceivable genealogical resource on the Internet. Cyndi's List is the premier index to genealogy and family history resources on the Internet. |
Bureau of Land Management - The Official Land Patent Records Site. View online and print (or order certified copies for $2.00 ea.) more than two million Federal land title records for the Eastern Public Land States (excluding the 13 original colonies), issued between 1820 and 1908. |
Heritage Quest. A leading resource for genealogy data and the publisher of Heritage Quest magazine. |
Genealogy Toolbox. Helm's Genealogy Toolbox provides all the tools necessary for genealogists to use the Internet to discover their family's history. |
Miss Alabama 1999 was a Murphree descendant. Julie Smith's lineage is as follows; Daniel Murphree I> Daniel II> Daniel III> Blis> Sarah Elizabeth + Rufus Ingram> Council Blis> Dave C.> Clarence> Sharon + Robert Smith> Julie! |
Sons of the American Revolution. Many Murphrees are descended from Revolutionary War veterans making them eligible for membership in an SAR chapter. |
Sons of Confederate Veterans. Many Murphree descendants are also eligible to join SCV chapters based on their ancestor's service with the Confederacy. |
Daughters of the American Revolution. Many Murphree descendants are eligible to join a DAR chapter based on the Revolutionary War service of their ancestors. |
Old Pendleton District Chapter of the South Carolina Genealogy Society. Daniel Murphree's children left Chatham County, NC in the late 1770's and settled in Old Pendleton District, SC before moving on westward. Linda Cheek, a Murphree descendant, is Editor of the excellent OPD Chapter newsletter. You can download a GEDCOM from this site of the OPD Database which contains over 316,000 individuals. Many of these are Murphrees or Murphree descendants. |
United Daughters of the Confederacy. Many Murphree descendants are eligible to join UDC chapters based on their ancestor's service with the Confederacy. |
National Genealogical Society. The 98 year old NGS offers both online and home study courses in genealogy. |
Vital Records Information for the United States. Information on where and how to obtain vital records for any state. |
LDS FamilySearch website. Search one of the largest genealogy databases in the world; over 400 million names in the archives of the Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints. Follow the "Order Family History Resources" link to download a free copy of the latest version of Personal Ancestral File. |
Family Origins, the number one rated genealogy software program. This program is one of the easiest to use, yet one of the most powerful. This is the program used to maintain the Murphree Database. |
Kingdomality. And now for some fun! Take this simple test to determine your medieval vocational personality. Would you have been the White Knight or . . ? |
Updated 3 November, 2002
