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"City of Bristol, Newport and Welch towns directory : including Bristol, Bridgend, Cardiff, Chepstow, Cowbridge, LLantrissaint, Merthyr, Neath, Newbridge, Newport, Swansea &c. [for] 1848"

General and commercial directory of the borough of Leeds : with some of the principal neighbouring towns and villiages

Savitar - 1946

Craven and Co's commercial directory of the county of Huntingdon and town of Cambridge : containing an alphabetical list of the nobility, gentry, merchants, professions, trades, etc., and separate historical and topographical descriptions of al

Ancestral graves in Warren County, Ky.; v. 01

1942 Vol.40 Liahona, the Elders' journal

The Friend : a religious and literary journal

The history of Peru, in the county of Oxford and state of Maine, from 1789 to 1911. Residents and genealogies of their families, also a part of Franklin plan

A history of old Tioga Point and early Athens, Pennsylvania

York deeds

A history and record of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the diocese of West Virginia : and before the formation of the diocese in 1878, in the territory now known as the state of West Virginia

An account of the church and parish of St. Giles, without Cripplegate, in the city of London. Compiled from various old authorities, including the churchwardens' accounts, and the vestry minute books of the parish

The Prewitt - McDonald genealogy and allied families

The Hyde Park historical record - v. 1, no. 3 (Oct. 1891)

Texas state gazetteer and business directory. - 1882-83

Trans-Allegheny pioneers : historical sketches of the first white settlements west of the Alleghenies, 1748 and after, wonderful experiences of hardships and heroism of those who first braved the dangers of the inhospitable wilderness, and the

The Ariel - 1936

Ancestors of Barbara Ann Houser Spencer and William Edward Houser

1913-1914 Vol.11 Liahona, the Elders' journal

The history of the family of Carr of Dunston Hill, co. Durham : and the collateral lines in England v. 2