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[DOC File]GENEALOGY
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We hope this book is worthy of the heritage we have received -- Fred by birth and Margaret by marriage -- from both our Carver and other New England ancestors. We hope it will bring as much pleasure to the members of the Family as we have had in preparing it. Fred E. And Margaret R. Carver. June 1, 1971 1509 Summitview Avenue. Yakima ...

[DOC File]CLASS
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Philadelphia Convention Beginning on May 25, 1787, the convention recommended by the Annapolis Convention was held in Philadelphia. All of the states except Rhode Island sent delegates, and George Washington served as president of the convention.

[DOCX File]Mr. Rossi's History - Home
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53. New York and Philadelphia as urban centersNew York became an important urban center due to its harbor and rivers, which made it an important center for trade. Piladelphia was a center for trade and crafts, and attracted a large number of immigrants, so that by 1720 it had a population of 10,000. It was the capital of Pennsylvania from 1683 ...

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Table of Contents. Reading Social Studies……………………………………………………………………..……2. Our Colonial …

[DOC File]BLEWETT'S - Bluett
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His widow Eleanor went on pilgrimage beyond the seas in 1321, but two years later was summoned to deliver up the bodies of her daughters Margaret and Eleanor the co heiresses of John Bluet to William de Cusaunce, the King's clerk, to whom Thomas, Earl of Norfolk, and Aymer de Valence. Earl of Pembroke, overlords, had sold their marriage.

[DOC File]OUR TYREES, WHO CAME FROM CHARLES RIVER THRU NEW …
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In July Court 1784 Amherst County: Affadavit made on motion on William Tyree that said William was heir at law to John Tyree, a Continental soldier who died in service -- Wm. Loving, D. Clerk; a survey made Nov. 19, 1773 of 180A on North Tye River was granted to William July 20, 1780 at Richmond -- RESEARCHER MARGARET TYREE GREEN says this was ...

[DOC File]Modified Register for Mr
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Samuel married Margaret BROWN, daughter of Mr. BROWN and Mrs. BROWN, about 1759 of Ireland. They were sealed on 29 Feb 1888 in the St. George Utah temple. Margaret was born in 1744 in of Ireland. She died after 2 Feb 1794 in Prob. Stillwater, Saratoga Co., New York. Margaret was baptized on 27 May 1834. She was endowed on 13 Sep 1877. BIRTH:

[DOC File]easton history - a collaboration of histories of our local ...
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According to Pennsylvania military records, Pettigrew died at Shippensburg on 24 December 1831, at age 80. Linn & Egle, Pennsylvania in the War of the Revolution, supra at 55. However, the genealogical records of Congregation Mikveh Israel in Philadelphia indicate, instead, that …

[DOC File]I
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It was located in Philadelphia and was to have a capital of $10 million. Stock was thrown open to public sale, and surprisingly, a milling crowd oversubscribed in two hours. VII. Mutinous Moonshiners in Pennsylvania. In 1794, in western Pennsylvania, the Whiskey Rebellion flared up when fed-up farmers revolted against Hamilton’s excise tax.

[DOC File]Notecards 1-50
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Dec 05, 2008 · 53. New York and Philadelphia as urban centers. New York became an important urban center due to its harbor and rivers, which made it an important center for trade. Piladelphia was a center for trade and crafts, and attracted a large number of immigrants, so that by 1720 it had a population of 10,000. It was the capital of Pennsylvania from ...

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