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The July issue of the Yarbrough Family Quarterly is now available. Join us at the Yarbrough National Convention in Charleston, SC! The books featured in this article will be available at the Conference for everyone to view. There is a boat tour of Charleston Harbor for $17.00, a discounted rate for conference attendees. A mimimum of 15 persons is needed to take advantage of this reduced rate. Let the know if interested in taking the tour.
YNGHA Members Portal Admit One If you are refused entry, perhaps your current year YNGHA dues haven't been received yet. Also, both the login name and password are case sensitive. You can still view the public pages, though. If you wish to join the YNGHA, you may do so online or by mail. Yarbroughs of all spelling as well as of our allied families are eligible for membership. Visitors Sign-In Please register with us. It's not really necessary, as the public pages are available to everyone. However, We really like to know who drops in from time to time. If you are not already registered at our site, please do so now. Visitors please sign in here. *{You will be re-directed to Page 2.}* User Name: Password: Forgotten user name/password? Click here. YNGHA Members Group Join the Yarbrough Family Group on Facebook^®. There's always something of interest there. It's a great way to pose questions or ask for information about family lineages. Even though you may already be a registered viewer of this site, a FaceBook account is needed in order to post to the Yarbrough NGHA Group page. Check us on YouTube, too. While the PDF files at this site may be opened with the viewer's browser, it is better to use the Adobe Acrobat Reader^®. Besides information about the extended Yarbrough and allied families, there are tips for family researchers, as well as information about DNA testing. If you have an announcement about a family reunion or suggested site links, please send to the . We would be pleased to add them. No ads, please. This is one of several family crests depicted in the "Great Window" of Heslington Hall, York University. See other renditions of the Yarbrough crest that have been used by various members of our extended family. There's also a detailed explanation of the heraldry of the crest.	Yarbrough National Family Conference! Oct. 6 – 7, 2017 Quality Inn & Suites Patriots Point 196 Patriots Point Road Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 Served by Charleston, SC Airport Complimentary parking and wi-fi Complimentary breakfast Exercise Room & Outdoor Pool Reservations: 1-843-856-8817 or online Mount Pleasant is conveniently located across the river from Old Town, Charleston, SC. Rooms are $126 (Thursday) and $153 (Friday & Saturday) plus a 12.5% lodgings tax. {This equivalent to $133/day for three days.} Please cite the Group Code XH7MT2 when making reservations. Click here for a listing of other lodgings near the Conference venue. ALL registrations are DUE 30 days (September 3^rd) before the Conference begins. ALL Banquet and reservations should be made by this time. Registration fee: $25.00/person Banquet fee: $45.00/person *{The banquet is at 6:30pm, Saturday, October 7^th.}* Registration and banquet fees may be paid online with PayPal^tm, credit/debit card or mailed to (with a check or money order) the YNGHA. A tentative schedule for the conference is available. See the The Yarbrough Family Quarterly for further information. 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 conference in Dallas, TX. These books will be with us at Charleston again this year, with all 159 volumes being available through the local Wi–Fi system. There will be a volume of the English Yarborough history given away as a random prize at the conference. There will also be another volume or two about one of the Yarbrough families, as well as a couple of DVD's of the Yarbrough Family Records. The DVDs are fully searchable and each volume is indexed. The YNGHA is grateful to the Williamson County Public Library, Franklin, TN, for allowing us to share these records with our conference attendees. 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. We also encourage all Yarbroughs to be DNA tested so and share their test data with us. This will help us greatly in unraveling the interetwined branches of our shared family trees. Already, our Yarbrough DNA Project has helped pin–point what the kinship is among several of our early New World ancestors. We still have a number, however, whose relationships are, to say the least, murky. We also solicit from everyone stories and clippings about family activities. These might appear to be trivial, but they can help someone else in his/her search for ancestral data. So, send us your story. Don't worry about the grammar and syntax; just send it to
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