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The Maybury Family

beginning with
a dynasty of iron workers
in Elizabethan England


Hammer Forge drawing by J. Lewis

  • Our common ancestor: John Maybury of Sussex
  • The early Maybury generations
  • The Mayburys of Lancashire and Londonderry
  • The Mayburys of County Kerry, Ireland
  • The Mayburys of Surry County, Virginia
  • The iron worker Mayburys of America
  • The Mayberrys Bedford County, Virginia
  • The Mayburys of Australia and New Zealand
  • Mayburys to America/Canada after 1775
  • An early Maybery family in South Africa



  • The Maybury
    DNA Project
  • About the Maybury DNA Project
  • Current DNA Project Report
  • What readers are saying
  • More about the new book
  • How to order The Mayburys
  • The Mayburys
    by Donald E. Collins
    Published September 2011
    New research
    since publication of
    The Mayburys
  • The Early Maybury family in Sussex
  • County Kerry Mayburys
  • William Mabury of Currabeg
  • Pennsylvania Mayburys (coming soon)
  • A Maybury family timeline
  • 117 ways to spell Maybury!
  • The Maybury Photo Archive
  • The Maybury Family Newsletter
  • Frequently asked questions
  • Additional information
    about the Maybury family



    More resources for Maybury research
    Mayberry, Maberry, Mabry, Mabry, etc.
    Mayburys in America's Wars:
  • The American Revolution
  • The War of 1812
  • The Civil War
  • Civil War Letters and stories
  • Books about the Mayburys
  • Books about the Maybury family
  • The Mayburys published in 2011
  • African American Mayburys
  • Interviews of former slaves
  • African-American research
  • Mabry family slave records
  • Maybury Family Resources
  • How you relate to other Mabrys?
  • Contacting Mabry researchers
  • Some Maybury Descendant Lists
  • Earlier Mayburys in America?
  • Miscellaneous Records by State
  • Mabry Family reunions each year
  • Birthmark is common but not unique


  • General Genealogy Resources
  • Start tracing your ancestors
  • Genealogy resources on the web
  • Relationship chart
  • Mystery Mayburys:
  • Randolph Mabry, born 1774 VA
  • The Mabrys of Abbeville County SC
  • The Mayburys of Bucks County PA
  • The Mabrys of Sumner County, TN
  • Rezin Mabry of SC, AL and LA
  • Delilah Mabry of Abbeville County, SC
  • James Washington Mayberry of AL
  • Francis Maybury in early eastern TN
  • Reuben Langdon Mabry of SC
  • John Mayberry of Mercer County, PA
  • John Mayberry of Sussex County, NJ
  • Charles Mayberry of Hunterdon Co NJ
  • Mayburys of Surry County, Virginia
  • Francis Maybury and Elizabeth Gilliam
  • Important error about Francis Maybury
  • Was Margery Gilliam a Henshaw?
  • Southside Virginia Genealogies
  • The Mabry Mill in Virginia
  • Buford Mabry, Southern Storyteller
  • Knoxville's Mabry-Hazen House
  • Diary of Lewis Mabry's business trip
  • Are Mabrys related to Pocahontas?
  • Beware of "Family History" scams
  • Journal of John Mabry (1764-1845)
  • Mabrys of Attala County, Mississippi




  • A good quotation is food for the mind
    "Time is that quality of nature which keeps events from happening all at once. Lately it doesn't seem to be working."
    . . . . . . . . . . . -- Anonymous



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