"The striped grass is still growing in one corner of my garden–the very same roots that were there in my childhood, and up to a year ago, the old lilac bush that Uncle Ed Larcom picked blossoms from when he was a small boy, was there too. Aunt Betsey's garden was a beautiful combination of ...
Back in 2003, while researching the Waldenses of Piedmont online, I came across a web book called, "The Search for Jean Cardon," by Marriner Cardon. On the second page of this web book was a portion of a map of Piedmont showing the Valley of Luzern, and I was surprised to also see a location ...
In the summer of 1849, a group of young men from Beverly and nearby towns bought the bark San Francisco, formed a company, wrote a constitution and by-laws, and agreed that they would not make the mistake other groups were making: they would stay together and share the profits and the hardships of the venture ...
Young Benjamin Larcom , who had always intended to follow his fathers calling, went to sea on the brig Mexican, whose master was a relative . It was his first and last voyage; the brig was captured by pirates who robbed it, locked the crew in hold, and set fire to it. Pirates robbing the brig ...
My name is Jen Larcom. I am a third-generation native Floridian, a wife, a mom, a graphic designer by trade, and I love to dive into genealogy when I can. I am a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution - Rufus Fairbanks Satellite Beach Chapter, and the New England Historic Genealogical Society. I have been researching my maiden surname 'Larcom' for about 15 years now.
This website is my personal family tree with emphasis on the Larcom surname, but also includes information on other surnames like Bartlett, Wyatt, Andrews, Haskell, Balch, Ober, Standley, and Abbot. Larcomfamilytree.com has been online since 2006, and I have been fortunate enough to meet Larcoms from all around the world!