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Sherbondy Family Association

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Sherbondy Family Association

The Sherbondy Family Association serves as a central source of information on Sherbondy ancestors and relatives by collecting, organizing and sharing genealogical information on Sherbondy ancestors and descendants.

The Association also serves as a cohesive force in bringing together all descendants of Sherbondy families.   This has been accomplished in the past by publishing a newsletter and organizing reunions.   Current plans are to provide information on this web site,  in a future book, and in email newsletters that began in 2022!

NEW WEB PAGE – SHERBONDY ARTIFACTS!

The Sherbondy Family Association has published a new web page, Sherbondy Artifacts, https://sherbondy.org/sherbondy-artifacts/  This has Sherbondy family and business related relics from the 1860’s to the present day.

MAILINGS SENT TO SHERBONDY DESCENDANTS

The Sherbondy Family Association sent, in Oct 2024, mailings (via USPS) to descendants of the families of Sherbundy, Sharbonda, Sherbonda and Sharbondy.  These mailings increased and re-established our contacts with those who we’ve lost contact with over the years and with the younger generations.   We will be sending more mailings in the next month or so to the Sherbondy descendants.

TWO SHERBONDY BEACON NEWSLETTERS ISSUED!!

The Sherbondy Family Association has published two issues of the email newsletter, The Sherbondy Beacon.  The most recent was in November of 2023.  This is free subscription.  You can subscribe via this link or the contact area below or from our contact form, here.

NOTICE:  JULY 2023

DNA results have proven that Jean Charpentier (b 1734 in France) is NOT the same person as John Sherbondy (d 1798 in PA). 

Go to this page to see the full memo about the extensive research that was performed in France and how these results were obtained. 

SHERBONDY BEACON NEWSLETTERS STARTED SPRING 2022!!

The Sherbondy Family Association began publication of the email newsletter, The Sherbondy Beacon, in March of 2022.  This is free subscription.  You can subscribe via the contact area below or from our contact form, here.

Breaking News!

SHERBONDY’S RELATED TO
ZIMMERMAN’S OF GERMANY!

Through DNA records, the SFA has recently discovered that Johann Cherpantier (Sherbondy) and Jacob Zimmeman (Carpenter) have the same ancestor.   The DNA of two Sherbondys and two Carpenters match exactly!   We also know that Jacob Zimmerman lived in a German community in the US in the 1700’s (like Johann) in West Virginia and that Jacob has possible heritage from Germany.  Here is a possible relation:   

Sherbondy Family Association

The Sherbondy Family Association serves as a central source of information on Sherbondy ancestors and relatives by collecting, organizing and sharing genealogical information on Sherbondy ancestors and descendants.

The Association also serves as a cohesive force in bringing together all descendants of Sherbondy families.   This has been accomplished in the past by publishing a newsletter and organizing reunions.   Current plans are to provide information on this web site,  in a future book, and in email newsletters that began in 2022!

Contact Us

You can contact us in three ways.  One is our mailing address:  Sherbondy Family Association, 12237 Ash Street, Overland Park, KS  66209-3513.  This is best for large amounts of photos or records to send to the SFA for retention and archival purposes or if email is not convenient or available.
You can send us an email one of two ways below to initiate email conversations, join the SFA and subscribe to the newsletter.  Thanks very much for getting in touch!

 

You can send us and email at this link:  Sherbondy Family Association

 

You can also complete the contact form below to email us.  NOTE, due to AI, spam emails have increased tremendously recently.  Thus, we had to change the logic question in the contact form to something different than a calculation (even  though we used misspellings!).  You can find the date of John’s will on the Ancestry / Timeline page.
It’s much easier to use this link.