Story of the Americas

The Gemeny family’s journey across America — 1755 to present
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Salem, MA Philadelphia Baltimore Alexandria Kinsale, VA Junction City, KS Royal Oak, MD St. Michaels Washington, DC Solomons, MD Duplin County, NC Baxley, GA Bristol, VA Alexandria, VA Indiana Fallston, MD Rapid City, SD New Hampshire
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Story of England

Where the family came from — 1506 to 1654
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Kent Warwickshire Essex London Gloucestershire Dorset Somerset Lancashire Greenwich Yorkshire Northampton ← To the Americas
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Resting Places

Where they were laid to rest
Congressional Cemetery, DC Suitland, MD Brandywine, MD Swain Farm / Royal Oak, MD St. Michaels, MD Kinsale, VA Amesbury, MA Boston, MA Lost at Sea

Known Burial Locations

John “The Sea Captain” Gemeny Lost at sea — per family bible c. 1804
Matilda “Milly” Figg Kinsale, Westmoreland County, VA d. 1876
Andrew Gemeny (1829) Swain Farm, Royal Oak, Talbot County, MD d. 1882
Margaret Elnora “Nora” Denny Saint Michaels, Talbot County, MD d. 1929
Edgar Dean Gemeny Brandywine, Prince George’s County, MD d. 1939
William Wallace Gordon Congressional Cemetery, Washington, DC d. 1926
Mary Esther Mayes Washington, District of Columbia d. 1957
Myrtelle M. Gordon Suitland, Prince George’s County, MD d. 1967
Andrew “Pop” Gemeny Suitland, Prince George’s County, MD d. 1989
Eugene Speiden Burgess Suitland, Prince George’s County, MD d. 1944
Amelia Bertha Recker Suitland, Prince George’s County, MD d. 1965
Flora Esther Burgess Suitland, Prince George’s County, MD d. 1996
Henry Tewksbury (1621) Amesbury, Essex County, MA d. 1697
Martha Copp Amesbury, Essex County, MA d. 1729
William Copp Boston, Suffolk County, MA d. 1670
Alice Benton Epping, Essex, England d. 1605
Thomas Copp Hatton, Warwickshire, England d. 1628
Mary Prideaux Puritan burial ground d. 1776