ANNOUNCING:After more than 10 years of in-depth research, Laurence Overmire, noted genealogist and family historian, has completed his long-awaited, epic biographical history of the descendants of Revolutionary War Capt. John George Overmire: ONE IMMIGRANT’S LEGACY, The Overmyer Family in America, 1751-2009. This attractive 350-page hardcover book was released at the Overmyer Family National Reunion, the first reunion of its kind in over 100 years, on Saturday, July 25, 2009 at the Fulton County Historical Center in Rochester, Fulton County, Indiana.
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ONE IMMIGRANT’S LEGACY: THE OVERMYER FAMILY IN AMERICA, 1751-2009 is a very attractive, classic navy blue hardcover book with gold-foil stamping on the cover. Printed in the USA on high quality archival paper, it contains 350 annotated pages, a full-color family coat of arms, over 1000 biographies and family stories and over 450 B&W photos, maps and illustrations, the largest collection of Overmyer family photographs ever assembled!
Not only will you learn about the fascinating details of our Overmyer Family and its German origins, but also how the Overmyers have been involved in important events in American history. From the Revolution to the war in Iraq, our military veterans are honored in these pages. You will see the immigrant Captain’s signature on the ship’s passenger list. You will learn how the spelling of the surname changed over time among the various branches and how the families migrated from Pennsylvania to Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and many other states. You will meet many living descendants and learn what they are doing today.
Genealogists and family researchers will especially appreciate the 29 pages of notes and sources to aid them in further investigations in the family tree. Plus, you will read about many of the modern-day researchers who are currently involved in the family genealogy.
Not only will you learn about the fascinating details of our Overmyer Family and its German origins, but also how the Overmyers have been involved in important events in American history. From the Revolution to the war in Iraq, our military veterans are honored in these pages. You will see the immigrant Captain’s signature on the ship’s passenger list. You will learn how the spelling of the surname changed over time among the various branches and how the families migrated from Pennsylvania to Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and many other states. You will meet many living descendants and learn what they are doing today.
Genealogists and family researchers will especially appreciate the 29 pages of notes and sources to aid them in further investigations in the family tree. Plus, you will read about many of the modern-day researchers who are currently involved in the family genealogy.