Welcome!

We are very pleased you dropped by. This site is devoted to the extended Yarbrough and allied families. While there are a hundred–odd variant spellings of our name, we are all part of the Yarbrough family. The House of Yarborough traces its roots back to the mid–ninth century, AD. It's been in the New World since ca 1642, when Richard ("The Immigrant") Yarborough arrived and settled on Pamunkey Creek in the Virginia Colony. Since then, the family has spread across the southeastern and southwestern states and the far west, with others scattered across the rest of the country.

The photo at the right is of the 139 volumes of our Yarbrough Family Records, which were at the 2015 in Dallas, TX. This year, there will be 159 volumes, both in hard copy and on DVDs available to conference attendees. While it's not set in concrete yet, it's hoped that there will be several given away as random door prizes at the conference. The DVDs are fully searchable and each volume is indexed. When not at the family conference or other events, these records reside at the Williamson County Library in Franklin, TN.

Last Chance! Please pay your 2017 dues by July 15^th, either with PayPal or by mail. After this date, members who haven't paid since 2015 will be purged from the roster and from access to the YNGHA members pages of the website. We hate to do this, but it's gotta be done. Besides providing for the web site and the Quarterly, members' dues allows us to carry our various projects relating to our heritage and history.

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An Invitation...

If you are a Yarbrough or a member of an allied family, we would be very pleased to have you as a member of the Association (YNGHA). Simply submit contact information and the name of the oldest ancestor in your line and pay your dues online or by mail.

The Yarbrough National Genealogical & Historical Association, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization, which came into being when a group of dedicated family members corrected the grave marker of the family's oldest known ancestor. We're quite proud of the heritage and history of our extended families, and the site has been configured to share as much as possible with our visitors. We ask only that our visitors register and/or sign-in to view the other pages here.

Also, if you have items of interest, drop us a line at the

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Over time, links break and pages get corrupted, so it's necessary to overhaul the website. This also allows the "look–and–feel" of the site to be refreshed. While the latter is generally limited in scope, there will be changes here for several days. The login procedure is being updated, too, as more pages will be made public as well as some added page security improvements incorporated into the site.