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Estacaille Genealogy One Name Study
genealogy of the Estacaille (and variant spellings) families around the world
Find out the latest database record changes to people, images, documents, etc.
Enter the main page of the genealogy database an view the most recent GEDCOM upload.
Visit the Places section of the database and see where the families lived.
Browse the media gallery of photos, census pages, ship manifests and more!
This genealogy database is constantly under construction as I slowly add records and images through my research of my Estacaille ancestors and cousins.
My research started in the late 1990s, talking to grandparents, distant cousins, researching records for the names Istacaille, Istecaille, Estecaille, Estacalle, Estecalle, Estacaille and other variant spellings. The search through various sources have taken me through discoveries of my Canadian ancestors & cousins (my branch), United States ancestors & cousins, cousins in Uruguay, Argentina, Algeria, ancestral France, and Spain.
Wondering about the Estacaille surname origins and meaning? I’ve built a surname origins page dedicated to what I’ve learned.
This site contains only a portion of my entire database of over 7,000 individuals as I have not included possibly living relatives. There are individuals that have passed but missing death dates – actual or estimated. These individuals may be missing in the database, but I am slowly working on this issue, at least estimating birth/death dates so they will appear online.
The Estacaille genealogy database is created using another software program, so you may notice a difference in the design for this section, the blog, and the database.
The blog will contain stories of where my research has been leading, discoveries and brick wall musings as well as other tidbits from life.
While my website is in large part focused on my French-Basque genealogy, you will also find a fair amount of Scottish, English, German, Prussia-Russia families and a smattering of smaller ethnicities. It’s filled with hard working farmers, shepherds, blacksmiths, sea merchants, soldiers, dressmakers, shoemakers, tailors, musicians… just to name a few.
New page! I’ve made an extra page here to promote the categories of the source record images I’m adding to the genealogy database media albums. I’m still in the early stages of adding items as I’m working on a family history book. But, here’s the start…
PLEASE use this website for hints, not a primary authorative source. This site is a collection of family notes as well as sources from FamilySearch, Ancestry, MyHeritage. I try and attach sources to data whenever possible, but family notes are notorious for errors.
If you do use my family notes, be sure to note me as a source in your data.
Did my genealogy database help you in your research? Let me know, send me a testimonial!
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