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 "The Groton Avery Clan" Authored by Elroy McKendree Avery and Catherine Hitchcock Tilden Avery, Self published in Boston, Massachusetts 1912.The Groton Avery Clan
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 "The Ancestry of Abraham Belknap & Mary Stallon" Excepted from "Fifty Great Migration Colonists & Their Origins" by John Brooks Threlfall. Madison, Wisconsin 1990.The Ancestry of Abraham Belknap & Mary Stallon
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 "Genealogy of the Bigelow Family of America" Authored by Gilman Bigelow Howe, published by Charles Hamilton, Worcester, Massachusetts, 1890.Genealogy of the Bigelow Family of America
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 "Blount and Blunt Pedigree Chart", Helen M. Blount Prescott. 1902, Press of W.F. Roberts, Washington, DC.Blount and Blunt Pedigree Chart
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 "The History of the Brigham Family A Record of Several Thousand Descendants of Thomas Brigham the Emigrant, 1603-1653" was published in 1907. Volume one.History of the Brigham Famiy
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 "The History of the Brigham Family A Record of Several Thousand Descendants of Thomas Brigham the Emigrant, 1603-1653" was published in 1907. Volume two.History of the Brigham Famiy
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 "The Butterfields of Middlesex" by George A. Gordon. This booklet was likely self published in Boston during the 1890's. No specific publication information was printed.The Butterfields of Middlesex
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 "The boys in White; The Experience Of A Hospital Agent In And Around Washington" By Julia S. Wheelock. Lange & Hillman, New York, 1870. Newspapers of the day often referred to Julia as The "Florence Nightingale of Michigan". This Book documents her experience as a volunteer that served in field hospitals and brought aid and comfort to soldiers wounded in the Civil War. The Boys in White
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 "Genealogy of the Chapman Family; Relatives of John Chapman (Johnny Appleseed). Compiled by Lizzie Roebuck. Published in 1947 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.Genealogy of the Chapman Family
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 "Chicago Since 1837". By Gordon Best. S.D. Childs & Company. Chicago, Illinois. 1917. A very short book (20 pages) that does a very good job of describing early Chicago history and some personal history of Shubael Davis Childs (1799-1870) the founder of S.D. Childs & Company one of Chicago's major businesses for over a hundred years.Chicago Since 1837
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 "The Clapp Memorial, Record of the Clapp Family in America, Containing Sketches of the Six Original Emigrants and a Genealogy of Their Descendants Bearing the Name With a Supplement and the Proceedings At Two Family Meetings", by Ebeneezer Clapp. Published by David Clapp & Sons Publishers, Boston, 1876.
The Clapp Memorial
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 "The Coffin Family _ The Life of Tristram Coffyn of Nantucket, Mass. Founder of The Family Line In America. By Allen Coffin, LL.B. Published by Hussey & Robinson, Nantucket 1881.
The Coffin Family
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 "The Concise History of the Illinois State Police District 15 1958-1982", By Sergeant Donald D. Trent and other personel of the Illinois State Police, District 15. Self published. This is included here not for genealogical purposes but, family history, honoring the 25 years Dale Nagel spent with the ISP District 15. The Concise History of the Illinois State Police District 15 1958-1982
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 "A Genealogy Of The Families Bearing The Name Cooke, Or Cook" By James Cook. Vox Populi Press: Huse & Goodwin & Company. Lowell, Massachussets 1882.A Genealogy Of The Families Bearing The Name Cooke
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 "One Branch of the Fay Family tree; an account of the ancestors and descendants of William and Elizabeth Fay of Westboro, Mass., and Marietta, Ohio" By George Henry Johnson. Champlin Press, Columbus, Ohio 1913.One Branch of the Fay Family
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