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This is the "Print" page.

Here you can print various printer-friendly (PDF) files containing content about our family. (Many of the files document living kin and so require you to enter a password.)

Our Blueblood Ancestors

For a 296-page book about our blueblood ancestors--Emperors, Empresses, Kings, Queens, Dukes, Duchesses, countless Counts and Countesses, and other whatnots--select the file appropriate for you (depending on which Generation X [or Millennial Generation] group you are in). From the point of view of:

  • The 3 siblings with the birth surname of Barrett (password-protected)
  • The 3 siblings with the birth surname of Edmands (password-protected)
  • The 1970s child with the birth surname of Pearson (password-protected)
  • The 5 siblings with the birth surname of Yarnot (password-protected)

Our German Ancestors

How Our German Ancestors Came to America (password-protected file)

You can see the latest information about our German ancestors--including a report of a 2006 trip to Forst, Germany--by going to this online file.

The following photocopies of heritage documents (for ancestors born in Forst, Germany, in the late 1800s) are not password-protected:

You can see online versions of these certificates--along with translations--by clicking here.

Tribute to Ace Edmands

Here are tribute documents to Lieutenant Commander Allan Christie "Ace" Edmands, skipper of Torpedo Squadron 5 (VT5), who was killed on the USS Franklin on March 19, 1945, following an attack by a Japanese bomber on that carrier and during the resulting horrific explosions. Since these files refer to living kinfolk, they are all password-protected).

The Story of Maja

Here is a short, illustrated story about a baby who died: Maja Ernestine Edmands, b. & d. February 27, 1987, originally composed 2011, last revised 2021.

The Pearl Harbor Story

Here is a personalized story about Pearl Harbor and its aftermath.

Family Newsletters

Here are selected family newsletters of the Edmands immediate family (all of them password-protected files):

  • Edmands family newsletter for 2007 (printable file)
  • Edmands family newsletter for 2007 (online version)
  • Edmands family newsletter for 2006 (printable file)
  • Edmands family newsletter for 2006 (online version)
  • Edmands family newsletter for 2005 (printable file)
  • Edmands family newsletter for 2005 (online version)
  • Edmands family newsletter for 2004 (printable file)