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Ohio annals : Historic events in the Tuscarawas and Muskingum Valleys, and in other portions of the state of Ohio; Adventures of Post, Heckewelder and Zeisberger; legends and traditions of the Kophs, Mound builders, red and white men; Adventures of Putnam and Heckewelder, founders of the state; Local history, growth of Ohio in population, political power, wealth and intelligence ...

Ohio annals : historic events in the Tuscarawas and Muskingum Valleys, and in other portions of the state of Ohio; adventures of Post, Heckewelder and Zeisberger, legends and tradition of the Kophs, mound builders, red and white men; adventures

Texas business directory for 1878-9. An index to the mercantile, manufacturing and professional interests of the state, compiled by Texas Directory Co.

Technology's war record : an interpretation of the contribution made by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, its staff, its former students and its undergraduates to the cause of the United States and the allied powers in the Great War, 1914-1919

Groton historical series. A collection of papers relating to the history of the town of Groton, Massachusetts

Almanach de Gotha

Notes and queries

Allegheny County cemetery records, Vol. 1

Almanach de Gotha

Kansas City (Missouri) city directories - 1921

Bulletin historique et littéraire

Bulletin historique et littéraire

Die evangelische lehre von dem heiligen abendmahl nach den fünf unterschiedlichen ansichten [microform] die sich aus neutestamentlichen texten wirklich, oder scheinbar ergeben

Subject index by county, surname index, volumes I-XXV, 1960-1984

[Provincial and state papers]

Titus family in America : eleven generations of the direct line from Robert Titus I to Dorothy Madalene Titus and Bursley Howland Titus XI and an appendix

Bulletin historique et littéraire

Almanach de Gotha

History of Nemaha County, Kansas

History of the Battle of Point Pleasant : fought between white men and Indians at the mouth of the Great Kanawha River (now Point Pleasant, West Virginia), Monday, October 10th, 1774