Key Links
 Eymann.net
Torsten Eymann's pages contain documents,
a database and references to other researchers for the genealogy
of the family names of EYMANN, EYMAN, IMAN, etc. Geographically
and historically, this site covers Germany, Switzerland and USA.
Includes several historical articles and an inventory
of ship passengers.
Thorsten
Eymann's database of Eymanns
Torsten, working with Wolfgang Eyman in Switzerland
have an extremely large database of Eymanns from around the world.
This set of ged-com files is, unfortunately, widely copied and posted
on the Internet. Best always, to stick with the current and updated
version of this massive database.
Eyman
Discussion Forum @ genforum
Perhaps the most popular of the Internet forums
focusing on Eymans. Though we spell our name many ways, most have
settled on this board as a place to post and stay up to date.
Eyman
Discussion Forum @ ancestry.com
In addition to the forum above, there is an
Eyman forum at ancestry.com. Check in from time to time.
Eiman
Discussion Forum @ ancestry.com
Perhaps the first American, Jacob Eyman, seems
to have known himself as an Eiman. Many later migrants, and in particular
it seems those from Alsace often considered themselves 'Eimans'.
Iman
Discussion Forum @ ancestry.com
There are many stories as to how some
of us came to know ourselves as "Iman". Primarily,
most Americans with this name seem to have derived from the
branch of the family which lived in Virginia, though Ulrich
Eyman of Lancaster was sometimes described as "Iman"
in court records.
Steffisburg
Tour
A delightful website for visiting the home region of Eymans.
The site was developed by a Yoder, another of those Swiss names
becomes very familiar to any person who studies our family.
Pictures
of the Palatinate
Lyle Von Riesen, who has studied the Krehbiel family and
other Anabaptist families shares some interesting photos from
the Rheinland.
Swiss
Heraldry
Jurgen Hartmann, a Swedish chap has developed a website
on "wappen" for Swiss families. The page are in Swedish
though.. so I'd go there, clip a bit of text, then do a "google
search" and ask to "translate the page".
Lancaster County Historical
Society
Among the best of many websites focusing on German American
genealogy of Pennsylvania.
Dauphin County Genealogy
Resource Center
Some interesting historical materials, though few references
to the Eymans or Imans who lived there.
Hardy County Genealogy
Lots of Americans have roots going back to this part of the
country. The outer-reaches of Virginia were as far as one could
get before the Ohio Land Company opened it's doors and the west
was opened.
Illinois Trails History &
Genealogy
Good information for both Monroe and St. Clair county Imans
and Eymans
Monroe County
Illinois GenWeb
St.
Clair County Illinois GenWeb
St. Clair Genealogical Society
Skamania County GenWeb
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