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Colonial Families in the U.S.
This impressive database covers the families of the early English colonies in America. Beginning with the first landing at Jamestown this series covers families up through the start of the American Revolutionary War and beyond into the Nineteenth Century. Many vital records are included, as well as locations of births, marriages, and deaths. In add...[More]
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Database User Comments
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Gene Pool Individual Records
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Gene Pool Individual Records - Births
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Gene Pool Individual Records - Deaths
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Gene Pool Individual Records - Marriages
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Historic Families of Scotland, Vol. 1
Part of a two volume set detailing the great families of Scotland, this first volume contains sketches and biographical information of leading members of a number of important Scottish families. Among those discussed are the Douglas, Scott, Maxwell, Maule, Mackenzie of Cromarty, and the Earl of Menteith families. In addition to personal information...[More]
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Historic Families of Scotland, Vol. 2
This second volume completes the two volume set which contain sketches of the representatives and leading members of the great historical families of Scotland. Also included are warlike exploits, national manners and customs, and court intrigues. In this volume, the following families are discussed: Bruces, Comyns, Stewarts, the Dukes of Queensberr...[More]
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Indian Army Quarterly List for 1 January 1912
The information in this database was compiled from the book, The Quarterly Indian Army List for January 1, 1912 by Army Head-Quarters, India, 1 January 1912, printed by Superintendent Government Printing, India, Calcutta, 1912. This book contains a listing of over 40,000 names of British and Indian troops during the British control of India. The Br...[More]
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Ireland, The Royal Irish Constabulary 1816-1921
The Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) was created in 1816, and initially staffed mainly by Irish-born men. However, toward the 1900s, and especially afterwards, the RIC recruited men from countries such as England, Scotland, Wales, and the United States. The records of the RIC were only indexed annually by the date of enlistment. Until this database w...[More]
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Scots-Irish
This large and informative overview of the history of the Scots-Irish outlines the most noteworthy events of Scottish history. Use this database to acquaint yourself with this group as they appear in North Britain, North Ireland, and North America. The record mentions many prominent Scots-Irish individuals in the revolutionary war and other parts o...[More]
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Ship Passenger Lists to New York: Miscellaneous Ships
This database provides information on the following ships: Ship Bowditch, Liverpool to New York, 27 May 1839 Passenger list of the SOUTHERNER from ROTTERDAM to NEW YORK 24 September-7 November 1846. Immigrants from Hellendorn, Overijssel, Netherlands to the United States 7 October 1846. List of Manifests of all the passengers taken on board t...[More]
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Sons of the Utah Pioneers-Knight's History of England, Vol. 1-8
There are eight volumes of this publication, by Charles Knight. The full title of his work is The Popular History of England of Society and Government from the Earliest Period to Our Own Times . This is an excellent source of genealogical information and covers B.C. 56 to A.D. 1867. The books contain some tables that have not been included i...[More]
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U.K. and U.S. Directories, 1680-1830
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United Empire Loyalists, Part I
The creation of the United States caused an exodus of loyal British subjects from the new Union to Canada. This well-known work, created under the auspices of the Canadian government, is a compilation of court records stemming from claims made by these Loyalists during the Revolutionary War. In these records, circumstances of thousands of individua...[More]
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