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This form may be used to submit your direct St. John lineage to the St. John Genealogy and DNA Project.

Please use the following data entry formats:

    Dates

  • DD MMM YYYY
  • MMM YYYY
  • YYYY

    • Locations

  • Greenfield, Hancock, Indiana
  • Hancock, Indiana, USA
  • Indiana, USA
  • USA





























































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This site is no longer free to use for those interested in St. John Family History for the purposes of personal genealogical research, academic research, and other educational and learning purposes. User accounts are only offered for those with a valid membership. User accounts are required in order to log into this site to access all available features contained herein including access to watermarked media and source material. Media and source material on this site may be subject to copyright and other restrictions. Users acknowledge by accessing this site using their login credentials that it is their responsibility to obtain proper use permissions to reuse anything found herein. All commercial uses are prohibited. If you wish to submit a commercial use request, please send a detailed email to the site administrator. Do not put this information in public sites such as Ancestry, Wikitree, FamilySearch, etc. without proper citation and credit to this project. Hundreds of people have provided their family records and DNA to support this project in addition to pursuing years of primary record research. Respect their contributions by subscribing to become a member of our community.

Last Updated 10 April 2024 by Suzanne St. John - profile.