The Bellamys of Early Virginia--Joe David Bellamy's book provides the historical context as well as the hard evidence for a clearer understanding of this quintessentially American family. It is based on over a decade of original research into the genealogy and family history of the early Bellamys in areas of Virginia where many of the vital records were destroyed in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, and the Civil War. This book cites previously undiscovered sources, corrects many misconceptions, and puts forth compelling suggestions for further research. 333 pages. Over 100 pages of evidence-based genealogical trees that track the many Bellamy lines back to John Bellamy-I, who died in Virginia in 1729. Hardcover: $32.50. Paperback: $22.50.

Island in the Sky: Bellamy and Allied Families in Virginia and Maryland in the 1600s and 1700s--By Joe David Bellamy. This book is a determined effort to discover the ancestors of John Bellamy-I in Virginia prior to 1710. It provides overwhelming evidence that the first Bellamy arrived in Jamestown from England in the early 1600s, and it lists and describes the probable lives of several previously unknown Bellamys in Virginia in the 1600s and the allied families they married into, all from among the earliest known English colonists in North America.
222 pages. Hardcover: $35.00. Paperback: $25.

Kindred Spirits--By Joe David Bellamy. This book is the story of Joe David Bellamy's search for his ancestors--all of them. It is a collection of amazing stories of discovery that reveals what is possible now in the new era of genealogical research. "Kindred Spirits is a wise, wild ride, written with wit and energy and charm, and packed with stories that read like fiction. By the last page, you'll have read a surprising history of America, and you'll have a new notion of just how eerily connected we all are." --Josephine Humphries. "What's remarkable about Kindred Spirits is Joe David Bellamy's ability to make a private quest into a work of fascination and suspense for his readers." --Kathryn Harrison. 307 pages. Paperback only: $15.00.

Bellamy History DVD--By Robert Bellamy. This special edition DVD honors and brings to life Bellamy history in the American colonies through an artistic blend of pictures, videos, music, and commentary by author Joe David Bellamy. Produced and narrated by Robert Bellamy, this documentary reflects the latest in DNA research and the major insights of all the Bellamy family history books in a concise visual format. Twenty-eight minutes. $18.00.

George W. Bellomy: Pioneer of Oregon and California--By Constance Daniels Graves.
A biography of the Bellamy ancestor who was part of the first wagon train on the Oregon Trail in 1842. He took part in actions that led to statehood for both Oregon and California, was a party to some of the largest lawsuits in U.S. history, and opened the first hotel in Santa Clara on the eve of the California Gold Rush. Until now, his life story was unknown. But due to the determined research of Constance Daniels Graves, his incredible story has been resurrected. Hardcover edition: $35 postpaid. Paperback edition: $25 postpaid.

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