High Moyer in Genealogy Books

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A brief history of Jacob Wismer and a complete genealogical family register : with biographies of his descendants ...

Brief history of Jacob Wismer and a complete genealogical family register with biographies of his descendants from the earliest available records to the present time with portraits and other illustrations

The history of Bucks County, Pennsylvania : from the discovery of the Delaware to the present time

The story of a dozen generations

McElroy's Philadelphia city directory for 1837-1867

The story of the Arndts : the life, antecedents and descendants of Bernhard Arndt, who emigrated to Pennsylvania in the year 1731

Biographical annals of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania : containing genealogical records of representative families ; including many of the early settlers and biographical sketches of prominent citizens; Vol. 01

McElroy's Philadelphia directory for ...

Centenary memorial of the erection of the county of Dauphin and the founding of the city of Harrisburg

The Post office directory of Huntingdonshire : with map engraved expressly for the work

Centennial history, Troy, Piqua and Miami County, Ohio and representative citizens

Men and women in the armed forces from Mesa County

Illustrated Doniphan County, 1837-1916 : supplement to The Weekly Kansas Chief, Troy, Kansas, April 6, 1916 : the home of the red apple, the fragrant alfalfa and the golden corn : seventy-nine years of progress and prosperity

History of Youngstown and Mahoning Valley, Ohio; v. 02

A genealogical history of the Hunsicker family

Polk's Pontiac, Michigan, city directory : including Auburn Heights, Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake and Sylvan Lake; also a buyer's guide and a complete classified directory - 1920

Fort Wayne city and Allen County directory

The story of a dozen generations

History of Northampton County, Pennsylvania, and the Grand Valley of the Lehigh. V. 3

The Children and the Children's Children of Rudolph Hoch and Melchior Hoch. Swiss Refuges who Came to the Province of Pennsylvania in 1717 and Settled in the Oley v alley