About This Website

Dennis Perkinson and Jo-Anne Hyland were married on 27 June 1972. Research into our ancestors began in the mid-1990's and has been addressed with varying degrees of both effort and success since then. Often, the project has been put on the shelf for extended periods of time due to other family and job commitments. The information we have garnerd has finally reached the point at which it needs to be made available to anyone who wishes to review it. Hence, this website.

There is significantly more information on the website concerning Dennis' ancestors than Jo-Anne's. This is because much more information is readily available due to the fact that Jo-Anne's ancestors, by and large, immigrated to the U.S. almost 150 years later than did Dennis' ancestors. Our hope is that we will ultimately be able to expand the Hyland and Lutz family lines to an extent similar to that in the Perkinson, Pyles and Teague lines.

If you are a casual visitor, you can view some of the site's content without a userid. To begin, simply click on the link at the left of this page. However, you will not be able to see information on any living person without signing into the site.

If you wish to see all of the information contained in this site, you will need to request a userid and password. To get these assigned to you, please send an e-mail to Dennis Perkinson requesting access. Please include your return e-mail address and a brief reason for viewing the site. Assuming you have a legitimate reason for viewing all of the site's information, you will receive a userid and password by return e-mail. You should change your password when you first log in to the site.

The information contained in this site has been gleaned from a number of sources. It is highly probable that some of the information is incorrect, and there is certainly a lot of information that is missing. We suggest you consider whether or not any information has a source cited and the probability of any source's reliability before you assume the information is valid.

Should you find errors in the information or have information that will fill in some of the missing blanks, please send an e-mail to Dennis Perkinson. We will review the information and, if it appears to be valid, will add it to the site.