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We asked all of our Historians for permission to include information about them on this site. 
Some did not want their information published on the web, and others preferred that I not
include certain types of information (for example, telephone numbers).  In all cases we have
respected their wishes.

To facilitate research of the Schürch Families of North America, budding genealogists can direct
their inquiries to the following Family branch Historians:

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JOSEPH SCHÜRCH/SCHÜRGH (CODE C)

Morris N. Sherk
924 Williams Grove Road
Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania U.S.A. 17055

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ULRICH SCHÜRCH & BARBARA GRUNDBACHER (CODE E)

Barbara Sherk Fitzsimons (E1)
3689 Codrington Court
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada L5C 2E8
Telephone: 905-272-8481
Email:
 
sherk.fitzsimons@sympatico.ca

Kathryn Bullock (E17)
980 Clover Court
Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 19422
Email:
  coolohm@verison.net 

Carey Adams (E)
Email:
  cavalleyboy@earthlink.net
  

Tom Shirk (E4)
2 Riverhills Lane
Toledo, OH 43623
Email:
  bt.shirks@bex.net
  

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KASPER SCHÜRCH & MAGDALENA FOULCK (CODE H)

Lyle R. (Ron) Sherk (H2)
4841 W. 102nd Avenue
Westminster, Colorado, U.S.A. 80031
Email:
 
ronsherk@hotmail.com

Stephen D. Shirk (H44)
12 Champlain Crescent
Warminster, Ontario, Canada L0K 2G0
Telephone: (705) 329-1572
Email:
 
steve.shirk@rogers.com

Justin Kirk Houser (H43)
1277 Valley View Road
Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, U.S.A. 16823-8913
Telephone: 814-355-9107
Email:  jkhouser84@comcast.net

Leone Sherk (H46)
18 Simpson Avenue
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada N2A 1L3
Telephone: 519-893-3075
Email:  vlsherk@kw.igs.net

Stephen P. Shirk (H40)
417 S Acacia Avenue
Ripon, CA, U.S.A. 95366
Telephone: 202-599-4068
Email:  spshirk@charter.net
Email:  spshirk@gmail.com

Nancy Shirk Yonally (H01)
10039 Mastin Drive
Shawnee Mission, KA, U.S.A. 626212
Telephone: (913) 888-2235
Email:  nancybea2@everestkc.net


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ULRICH SCHÜRCH & MARIA GRUNDBACH (CODE N)

Thomas A. Sherk
9 Palatine Place
Womelsdorf, Pennsylvania U.S.A. 19567
Email:  104172.3022@compuserve.com

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OTHER IMMIGRANT SCHÜRCHS

Verne Schirch (Alsace, Palatinate, Switzerland)
10052 Rinker Dr., Mechanicsville, VA, U.S.A. 2311
Telephone: 804-746-2007
Email:  schirch@msn.com
 
Please address questions to Stephen D. Shirk, Chairman of the Historical Committee.

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FOR RESEARCH ASSISTANCE IN EUROPE (Switzerland, France, etc.) CONTACT: 

SGNS
Schweizerische Gesellschaft der Namenstrager Schürch
Postfach 299, 3700 Spiez or at email address:
http://schuerch-switzerland.ch

Rene Schürch, Seftaustrasse 40
CH-3047 Bremgarten-Bern
Switzerland
Email:
marcs10@bluewin.ch

Walter Schürch
Postfach 299, 3700 Spiez/Switzerland
Email:
schuewa@swissonline.ch

DNA analysis of the Schürch family during the last 10,000 years

We hear in the news almost every day how DNA is determining guilt or innocence in crimes, finding genes involved in diseases and learning about extinct animals. DNA analysis is also becoming an important genealogy research tool. Tracing family history has in the past been limited to following family names, civil records, church records and other recorded information. This type of information can only take you back a few hundred years. With the advent of rapid DNA analysis methods and an understanding of how DNA is passed down from each male to his sons, grandsons, great grandsons and so on permits extending our reach into the past to several thousand years. Tom and Verne will explain in simple terms how DNA can be used to trace our family back long before there were written records or the name Schürch.


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