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    • History Past & Present - Cumberland County, PA

      His father was a French refugee and his mother Shawnee. He became an interpreter between the settlers and the tribes, engaged in trade, and occasionally represented the Shawnee in diplomatic relations.13 By 1720, settlers were crossing the Susquehanna River from Harrisburg and illegally settling in Cumberland County.

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    • [PDF File]A Timeline of Bucks County History 1600s-1900s-rev2

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      6 1800’s May 19, 1800 - Joseph and Robert Smith, brothers belonging to a Quaker family in Buckingham Township, invent and patent a plow with a cast iron, rather than wooden, moldboard. This tool helps to revolutionize farming. 1804 - Asher Miner begins publishing the Pennsylvania Correspondent and Farmer’s Advertiser in Doylestown. In 1824 it became the Bucks County Patriot, and in 1827 ...

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    • [PDF File]Gender roles in Colonial America Hartman

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      London: Nathaniel Hiller and Joseph Collier, 1700. Gender roles in Colonial America Hartman 2 had died because of lying, self-indulgent girls, cowardly adults, afraid of accusation, and credulous judges and juries: “fraud from start to finish.” ...

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    • [PDF File]Personal Names in 18th-Century Scotland: a case study of ...

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      Of these 112 names, 17/50 (34%) of male names and 26/62 (41.9%) of female names were used once, giving a regular name stock of 33 male names and 36 female names. Thus, although the overall female name stock was 24% larger than the male, there were many more unique female names and the regular name stocks were almost equal for each sex.

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    • [PDF File]CONTENTS KENTUCKY ANCESTORS GENEALOGICAL …

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      CONTENTS KENTUCKY ANCESTORS GENEALOGICAL QUARTERLY OF THE KENTUCKY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Listed below are the contents of Kentucky Ancestors from the first issue in 1965 to the current issue in a searchable PDF format.

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    • THE FIRST PIONEER FAMILIES OF VIRGINIA

      1,700 patentees of lands, who brought over rather more than 16,000 headrights, so that the total number of emigrants to Virginia between 1635 and 1656 (the years covered by the list) was about 18,000, and these may be consid ered as really the "first families of Virginia"—the original founders of the republic—and nearly every

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    • [PDF File]A GUIDE TO NAMES AND NAMING PRACTICES

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      1.15 Some family names come from names of local communities, e.g. KANO, SOKOTO, to show clan affiliation. Titles 1.16 Hausa names can include the title Al-Hajj(i) / Hajj(i) to indicate that the person has undergone the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca. Unique characteristics 1.17 The following naming practices should also be noted: a.

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    • [PDF File]New York Genealogical and Biographical Society …

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      Names) 14 Brookline, New Hampshire Brookline Cemetery (Route 13) (Inscriptions Hartman Collection) 15 Brooklyn, Windham County, Connecticut Congregational Church - Marriages 1767-1781 (Records) 16 Brooklyn, New York Boys High School Graduating Class 1910-1911 17 Brooklyn, New York Cypress Hills National Cemetery 30 Oct. 1988 (New York

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    • [PDF File]A Guide to Eighteenth-Century English Vocabulary

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      A Guide to Eighteenth-Century English Vocabulary &C. —A form of etc. Et cetera is Latin for “and other things”; the ampersand stands for the and— Latin et. (The ampersand is an old way of writing et; you can almost make out the e and the t in the italic ampersand:&.) ABIGAIL—Sometimes used for female servants.See also Betty. ACCOMPT—An old spelling for account.

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    • [PDF File]Historical Customs and Dress of Scotland

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      Dress Act of 1746 The Dress Act of 1746 was part of the Act of Proscription which made wearing “the Highland Dress” illegal in Scotland. The intended purpose was to

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