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The Brinks of Southern Illinois |
This is our family. The Brinks settled there in 1848. They came from Germany (Prussia). Link to more information o nour family can be found in the table below. |
The Brinks of Alton , Illinois |
This is a group of Brinks which came from Germany as well and at about the same time as our Brinks. There is every reason to believe that we are related back in the early
1800s or 1700s, but we have not found a connection as of yet. |
English Brinks |
There is a group of Brinks which who travels to the States and settled in the North East. We have very little information about this family. I am under the impression
that at one time there was a web site devoted to this family. It has since disappeared and I have no information at this time. If anyone has information, please step
forward. Thanks. |
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The following links will point you to important information about our family of Brinks. |
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Overview |
A brief historical overview of how our family arrived in the States. |
Our old web site |
This is a link to our old web site (1998). We are still in the process of updating this new site. As a result, much of the important information that we have is still out
there. Feel free to browse (NOTE: some of the links are no longer functional a I move information to these new pages). |
Search our Database |
Search our current genealogy database |
Immigrants |
This is the link to JOHANN (ERNST) FRIEDERICH WILHELM BRINCK who was the immigrant father as we reverently call him now. |
Cord Brinck |
Cord Brinck is the oldest relative that we are aware of. He was born in the late 1500s |
My Pedigree |
This is a link to my pedigree chart. From here you can clearly see where the Brink line fits within my family tree. |
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