Our Family Researchers

With the noted exceptions, below is the list of current users and family researchers of our site.

Everyone who is a member has the right to author – you can write up stories of your family members.   (Please try to link them to the appropriate pages – or if you don’t know how, send me an email and ask for help.)

I would love to see more of you getting involved and playing on these pages. So, in order to try to get you going,

I issue the following challenge:

Write a 250-500 word story about one of your favorite Dexter or associated family relatives-alive or not. This includes any from the Dexter, Huston, Keifer and Rutherford families and THEIR associated clans.  Link it to their appropriate page. (Again, ask me how – I can easily show you if you can’t find it or if it hasn’t yet been created).  You can also send me the story by email along with any photos and I will upload it/them for you under your “byline”.

If you have photos, add them and include them (just one or two) into your story.  If it is a relative or ancestor who is not currently on our website as yet, then I will go through the process of setting up their linking page.

I know you are all busy – but are you too busy to participate and bring something new in?  This is a lot different than our old family site, but it has so many options we can take advantage of.  I hope a few of you will try to jump in and learn how to use it.  I’m only a Skype, Facebook message or email/phone call away!

Blessings, everyone!

Connie

PS – all current family researchers are listed below.  I would love it if you would submit a short biographical statement such as I have input for a few select, below.

Alan King (Our favorite Spelthorne Historian and “cousin by proxy and heart”)

Located in England, Alan connected with Connie by reaching out to her after she posted a question to the Middlesex-L on Rootsweb.   Alan was doing walking tours of the Spelthorne/Staines area and kept seeing the Dexter name crop up.

Alma Meredith*  (From Keifer family)

Alma is interested in the Keifer family connection.  Keifers are Connie’s grandmother’s family and Alma’s connection is through her grandmother, (who was Connie’s great aunt) Florence Keifer Smith; sister to Connie’s grandmother Phyllis Lucile Keifer Rutherford.

Anne Gilbert-Horner (Huston Clan)

Bill Guest (Dexter clan) 

Connie Spicer (Dexter-Keifer-Huston-Rutherford clan)

David Dexter (Dexter clan)

Doug Dexter (Dexter-Keifer-Huston-Rutherford clan)

George Dexter (Dexter clan)

Jeremy Dexter (Dexter clan)

John Leppman (Dexter clan)

Joseph “Joe” Dexter (Dexter clan)

Karen Smith*  (Keifer family)

Karen is also interested in the Keifer family connection.  Keifers are Connie’s grandmother’s family and Karen, like Alma’s connection is through her grandmother, Florence Keifer Smith.  Karen and Alma’s fathers were twin brothers – Gene and Glen Smith.

Kenneth Dexter (Dexter clan) 

Ken and his wife Ann are in England.  Ken is convalescing and is not easily available, but can typically be reached by email.  Ken is noted for his autobiography, “A Fleury Business” and his dedication to his family – and the family business, the famous Dexter Cafe.

Malc Dexter (Dexter clan)

Nick Nartsissov (Dexter clan)

Paul Cox (Dexter clan)

Peyton Dexter (Dexter clan)

Roger Connelly (Dexter clan)

Scott Dexter (Dexter clan)

Sharon Munger (Dexter clan)

Sue Krause (Dexter-Swan clan)

Tanya Deininger (Dexter clan)

Terry Whitestone (Dexter clan)

Tony Dexter (Dexter clan)