PIDgeon
GENealogy

Ian Pidgeon's Genealogy Project
for Pidgeon, Pidgen, Pigeon, etc

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Welcome to
The Pidgeon Project
The history of PIDGEON, PIGEON or PIDGEN families (or however the name is or was spelt). Click here to find out more about the project or the name.

Alternatively, search below according to the country where your ancestors lived or to where they emigrated.

Should you wish to search for a name on Google, for example John William Pidgeon, enter "John William Pidgeon pid-gen" into the search box, then use [Ctrl] F to find the name on the page.
PIDGEONs of England
Pidgeons of England spread throughout the UK and to the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
PIDGEONs of Australia
Most Pidgeons in Australia came from either England or Ireland, although a few may have come from New Zealand.
PIDGEONs of Canada
Pidgeons emigrated to Canada from England and Ireland. Two PIGEONs came from France.
PIDGEONs of Ireland
Pidgeons from different parts of Ireland have spread to England, the USA, Canada and Australia.
PIDGEONs of New Zealand
Most, if not all, Pidgeons came to New Zealand from England.
 
PIDGEONs of the USA
Most Pidgeons in the USA came from England or Ireland, but some migrated south from Canada.
PIGEONs of Jersey
Two small Pigeon families appeared on Jersey, in 1795 and about 1830. They probably came from Normandy on the nearby mainland of France.
McGEEs of Manchester
One of my grandmothers was a McGee. Her family came from Ireland. This is a small project to study this one family.
YEARSLEYs of Cheshire
One of my great-grandmothers was a Yearsley. This project aims to study the Yearsleys of Cheshire only.
My Ancestors
These also include the names of Fletcher, Lloyd, Davies, Holland, Yarr and several others.
 
Dates

How they are shown on this site.

31/12/1744/5
Family Tree Format
How they are shown and what they tell.
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