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This is what makes up the Jack Burk Nason Family.

That’s me on the far left:

Jack Burk Nason

Vivien (Pooley, Burns) Nason

Heather Denise Burns

Brandon Burk Nason

Kaitlin Marie Nason

Tara Marie Nason

The photo was taken in June of 2006 when we were all on vacation in Cabo, Mexico to celebrate my 60th .

I was approximately 40 (1986) when I was talking to my Grandmother Nason and I asked,

“Did Grandpa have any brothers or sisters?” To my surprise the response was “Yes.”

“George has 4 sisters and 7 brothers.”

I was shocked! You see both of my parents had no siblings and they were not into family stuff. From that point on I felt a duty to document my Family Tree before known information was lost forever to time.

I will be passing the Family Tree Documentation to my son, Brandon Burk Nason.

Jack B. Nason

5021 South Paseo de Tronco

Green Valley, Arizona 85622

520-625-5021

NasonJA@aol.com

And you can review all (most) of my other websites at:

http://JackBNason.Homestead.com/Index.html

The following is a summary of the Family Tree Surnames that I have collected data on. The focus has been on the Nason and Burk family trees.

Select any button and you'll find Summary Family Information.

What is in this website for you?

Well, I'm hoping that there is an exchange of information that should result in expanding the data as well as validating the information.

I'm also looking for information and there has to be someone out there that can help me.

A very short summary is provided to illustrate that there were at least three independent Nasons that entered the United States:

In 1627 near Kittery, Maine (My Family Tree)

In 1801 in Charleston, South Carolina.

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In 1908 came in through Ellis Island.

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