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Wednesday, 28 February 2007 |
 Loverin Hill Road, Salisbury NH This website is your one-stop shop for Lovrien family news and information. Things are still under construction, but feel free to poke around. And drop me a line if you have any ideas, or just to say hello. We're an interesting family... a little on the understated side, but very nice folks. The family name was originally Lovering - our emigrant ancestor John Lovering came over from England sometime before 1645 and settled in New Hampshire. Four generations later, Samuel Lovrien fought in the American Revolution and somehow got our last name misspelled once and for all. Check out the Genealogy section for more. |
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Thursday, 22 January 2009 |
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Gladys Lovrien Lasser passed away on January 15, 2009 at the age of 97. She was a wonderful sweet soul who will be missed by many. She welcomed visitors and returned emails promptly into her 97th year. She will be remembered as the first genealogist for the Lovrien family - she published a book on the descendants of George Washington Lovrien in 1986.
A service was held on January 24th in Naples, FL and she will be be buried in Moline, IL next to her husband, Dana Lasser, who died in 1995. There is an online guestbook that you may sign at the Naples News website. |
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Sunday, 28 December 2008 |
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Lovrien genealogist Michelle Lovrien Slabaugh has started a new project in one of most exciting new areas of genealogy: Genetic Genealogy! The project, operated through FamilyTreeDNA.com, collects samples using simple "cheek scraper" DNA kits, and provides you with paternal markers (Y-DNA), maternal markers (mitochondrial DNA) or both. The goal of the project is to ultimately connect our current American generations with our ancestors in England and our cousins around the world.
The project is seeking data for the paternal line only at this time; therefore, you must be a male Lovrien to participate. FamilyTreeDNA.com is offering a significant group discount on their products as part of our project. The 37-marker test (normally $259) is only $149. Please click here to join the project and order your test kit! |
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