Family Tree
Darla Baerg
Ideah Agency
I Get To!!
Craft a Craft
Peachbush Enterprises
Peachbush Gallery
Welcome
Hello, I am Bruce C. Dillahunty, from Stockbridge, GA. I currently am the “owner” for dillahunty.com, dillahunty.net and dillahunty.org. (I was tired of companies trying to sell these domain names to people for extreme sums just because they grabbed them first, so I have “collected” them).
Another genealogy resource
Robert has found the DistantCousin.com web site which looks to have some interesting resources if you are searching for family data. Even has some Dillahunty stuff :-)
Dillahunty Family Happenings
I am happy to post various family news items here… if you have a “happening” that involves Dillahunty’s far and wide, pass it on to me and I’ll see about putting it up.
Deah (Dillahunty) Chisenhall - has been in the process of starting up a marketing creative services agency, Ideah Agency. Check out her work!
Darla (Dillahunty) Baerg – besides being my cousin, Darla Baerg is a great public speaker andis starting a speaking ministry. She already teaches and has a great blog named “I Get To!!”, but if you need a speaker, please check out her site.
Craft a Craft - I have an extensive blog covering various boating interests, including my personal build of a 28’ river craft.
Family history report
Robert has also prepared a neat report titled “John Dillahunty and Baptist Origins in Nashville” giving a lot of the history of the early Dillahunty family. Did you know your family helped form one of the largest religious denominations in the U.S.?
The Dillahunty Family Tree
Robert Williams from Houston, TX (married to a Dillahunty) has put together some genealogy information that covers a bunch of the Dillahunty clan. To explore the most recent data, you can download a GED file (used by many genealogy programs), or see the “interactive access” section below.
Running slightly behind on updates is an PDF file and this RTF file which might be easier to read.
For interactive access, try:
Family Tree - a web based interface to allow you to explore, search and manipulate the GED data. You can view relationships and chase your personal relations. Personally identifiable data for living family members is hidden for privacy reasons.
Please contact Robert or I with questions, corrections or additions to any of this data. We’ve managed to help several people get in touch with long-lost friends and relatives over the previous few years.