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Gazetteer of Lamoille County Vermont for 1883-84
History of the Creoles in Louisiana
The first white settlers of Louisiana were French, usually the second born sons of aristocrats who left France to seek adventure in the New World. They brought their traditional style of cooking from the continent, and being rich aristocrats, they also brought along their chefs as well! These Frenchmen came to be called Creoles, and made up the upper crust of New Orleans. Their descendents can still be found in the French Quarter today. This manuscript takes a look at the history of this unique group of people. One city in the United States is, without pretension or Mention, picturesque…
Plainfield New Jersey Police Department Records, 1890-1948
History of Greene County Missouri
Historic and Quaint Forts of North America
Illustrated History of the State of Idaho
Boston Intentions of Marriage 1752-1808
Frederick College Yearbooks 1959-1968
16th Century French Exploration of North America
St. Paul Minnesota Directories 1856-1922 and 1981
History of Cornish New Hampshire
Biography and Genealogy of Western Massachusetts
The collection of the materials of this work, their composition, and their publication in weekly numbers in the columns of the Springfield Republican, originated in the wish to add value and interest to that paper, and were simply regarded, at first, as a newspaper enterprise. The initial number was issued during the first week of 1854, and but a few numbers had been presented to the public, when letters began to be received, from every quarter, expressive of the hope that the papers would be placed in a form more accordant with the character of a permanently valuable work. The…
Frontier and Colonial Forts of the United States
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Carlisle MA Vital Records to 1850
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History and Genealogy of Blue Hill, Maine
From the record of the town’s annual meeting held “March 6, 1769”, we learn that it was “Voted that Joseph Wood, Jonathan Darling and Robert Parker be a Committee to lay out Roads where they should think proper to convean the Town on this side of the Salt Pond.” The year previous the town voted “For to clear a Rhode from here to Pronobscutt” and chose a committee consisting of Samuel Foster, Israel Wood, Robert Parker, Joseph Wood and John Roundy to attend to laying out said “Rhode”. At the annual town meeting held “Monday, April 7, 1794, voted that…
The Massachusetts Tax Valuation List of 1771
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