About the Cavellier Web Site

About the Cavellier Family Web Site

This site was created and is maintained by Mark W. Swarthout, who happened to have the good fortune to marry a Cavellier. Pictures that are exhibited on this web site are in the possession of myself or been provided by other genealogists and family members where credited. This site is not for profit. If any material is copyrighted and goes beyond the standards of reasonable use, please contact me so that they can be removed. All other rights reserved.

The original web pages were created using Dreamweaver and its built in FTP capabilities.

My appreciation goes out to all of the Cavellier Family. They have welcomed me into the family through marriage and working on the genealogy has given me a great opportunity to learn about them and the history.

This web site is truly a family affair. I have attempted to credit everyone possible, but apologize for any shortcomings.

Other Sites by Mark W. Swarthout

The Swarthout Family Web Site - My surname, this was my first domain registered web site and continues to grow. The site has received many awards from various genealogy organizations. It also contains a large number of articles on doing your own genealogy as well as many famous family members, including Gladys Swarthout and Glendon Swarthout.

I've been working on my family genealogy for a little over fifteen years. I have twin daughters that are now adults. That should suffice to provide the reason! I have found numerous interesting facts about the family and am fascinated about the variety of experiences found in their history. Here are some other sites that I maintain:

Ink For Blood - The David Fairchild Family - Another one of my ancestors and his family. They were 49'ers and early settlers in California and Nevada, helping shape and record the history of these states. Why the name "Ink for Blood"? Because they were printers! And for the Swarthouts that see this, note that the Ovid Bee was printed in Ovid, New York, and the family info on Swarthouts extracted can be found on the Swarthout site!

North American Genealogy - I wrote a 4-800 word article on North American Genealogy on a more or less monthly basis for an online community for a couple of years. These articles have been moved to this site, reformatted and updated. Topics include how to find newspapers that your ancestors may have had delivered to their door, how to find military records and other sources of the history of your ancestors. A dozen or so of these have been consolidated, brought up to date and published as an article, Putting Flesh on the Bones, available through Amazon.com.

The Ukulele Dude - I encountered a video on YouTube by Julia Nunes and became obsessed with the ukulele. I play regularly and attent concerts on a regular basis.

Shido Kan Detroit - I have studied this style of Shorin Ryu Karate for over six years and recently passed my test for Shodan. I now maintain this web site for my dojo.

Lander County, Nevada, NVGenWeb Site - Because some of my relatives, brothers and cousins to my 3G Grandfather, Corydon Fairchild, settled there and they wrote about things happening there, I adopted this web site when it was orphaned.

The World of Harry Potter - On a lighter note, my daughters and I have put this together, celebrating the wonderful world of imagination captured by J.K. Rowling. Special report with original photographs and a first hand description of the largest author reading in history!

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The last update to the page was on October 1, 2012.
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	The Swarthout Family Web Site - My surname, this was my first domain registered web site and continues to grow. The site has received many awards from various genealogy organizations. It also contains a large number of articles on doing your own genealogy as well as many famous family members, including Gladys Swarthout and Glendon Swarthout.
I've been working on my family genealogy for a little over fifteen years. I have twin daughters that are now adults. That should suffice to provide the reason! I have found numerous interesting facts about the family and am fascinated about the variety of experiences found in their history. Here are some other sites that I maintain:

Ink For Blood - The David Fairchild Family - Another one of my ancestors and his family. They were 49'ers and early settlers in California and Nevada, helping shape and record the history of these states. Why the name "Ink for Blood"? Because they were printers! And for the Swarthouts that see this, note that the Ovid Bee was printed in Ovid, New York, and the family info on Swarthouts extracted can be found on the Swarthout site!

North American Genealogy - I wrote a 4-800 word article on North American Genealogy on a more or less monthly basis for an online community for a couple of years. These articles have been moved to this site, reformatted and updated. Topics include how to find newspapers that your ancestors may have had delivered to their door, how to find military records and other sources of the history of your ancestors. A dozen or so of these have been consolidated, brought up to date and published as an article, Putting Flesh on the Bones, available through Amazon.com.
The Ukulele Dude - I encountered a video on YouTube by Julia Nunes and became obsessed with the ukulele. I play regularly and attent concerts on a regular basis.
Shido Kan Detroit - I have studied this style of Shorin Ryu Karate for over six years and recently passed my test for Shodan. I now maintain this web site for my dojo.
Lander County, Nevada, NVGenWeb Site - Because some of my relatives, brothers and cousins to my 3G Grandfather, Corydon Fairchild, settled there and they wrote about things happening there, I adopted this web site when it was orphaned.
	The World of Harry Potter - On a lighter note, my daughters and I have put this together, celebrating the wonderful world of imagination captured by J.K. Rowling. Special report with original photographs and a first hand description of the largest author reading in history!