The Official Blog of the Babb Family Association
Daniel Greig Babb
I serve as the Genealogist for the Babb Family Association and am delighted to call myself a 5th generation Texan. I do my best to assemble a master tree for the Association that includes over 17,000 people. My purpose in life is to rescue and restore the the artifacts associated with the Babb Surname and to uncover the origin of the manifold Babb lines through DNA testing and traditional research.
I met a Bavarian Babb today!
Long time members will likely realize how incredible this event is. I had long believed that the line was extinct and that there was little or no hope of meeting one in the flesh (or via email at least). The Barvarian Babb line has the unique distinction of being the only known line of Babbs […]
3 New Pedigrees: London-Essex 01A, 01B & 01C
I was contacted by a a new member about adding his information to the Master Tree. His Surname is Babbs, the plural variation of our name. We have no idea why some families adopted the trailing “s” but they are definitely part of our extended family. His family traces back 9 Generations to Henry Babbs […]
Ernest Babb – From Cornwall to Galveston
Ernest Babb (a descendant of Cornwall Pedigree 02 living in Bristol) left his family behind in England and came to Galveston several years after the deadly hurricane of 1900 and worked as a House Carpenter. There was a giant project underway in the city at this time to raise the the entire city by 17 […]
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Welcome the Newest Member of the Babb Family
Kelsey Grace Babb hails from Tulsa, Oklahoma and is a beautiful little girl. Her father Austin is a fan of our site and wanted to shout his excitement to the rooftops. So, here is an around the world shot for them both! Kelsey, Congratulations! You have been born into the best Surname in the world!! […]
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