History of the Cornelius Family in America: Containing Supplemental Information and Additions and Corrections to June 1, 1929 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781025713953)

"History of the Cornelius Family in America, Volume No. 2" is a comprehensive genealogical study and historical record dedicated to the lineage and expansion of the Cornelius family in the United States. This volume, compiled by Charles S. Cornelius, acts as a vital companion to previous genealogical research, providing extensive supplemental information, additions, and necessary corrections updated through mid-1929. The work meticulously documents various family branches, detailing vital statistics such as births, marriages, and deaths while tracing the geographical and social movements of family members throughout American history.

By offering a rigorous examination of family records, this volume serves as an indispensable tool for genealogists and historians focused on American family structures and lineage preservation. It highlights the importance of accuracy in historical documentation, ensuring that the Cornelius family's legacy is recorded with clarity for future generations. "History of the Cornelius Family in America, Volume No. 2" captures the spirit of ancestral research, providing a bridge between disparate historical records and creating a unified narrative of a family's journey and contribution to the American social fabric. It is an essential resource for anyone tracing their roots back to the Cornelius name or studying the migratory patterns of American families in the early 20th century.

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