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West Bridgewater MA.: W.B.H.S. Class of 1969 / American Yearbook Company., 1969. Graduating Class Commemorative Yearbook.. Hard cover. Very good. Signed by previous owner. Front lower board small nick.. 1 143 p. Includes illustrations. Pale yellow cloth over boards. Brown titles and graphic design, front. Multiple hand-written sentiments. B&W photos, standard arrangement for yearbooks. 29 cm. Photos: sports, activities, clubs, faculty, younger students, graduating seniors. Local advertisements and lists of supporters. From the collection of English teacher Mrs. June Liberman who retired many years later to her home town of Newport NH. In 2019, she was still living with her husband, Jack, who had been a physics teacher at Sharon High School, also in Massachusetts. Both were closing in on their century of living, performing in plays, mountain trekking and its travel, and community activities.

Manchester NH.: American-Canadian Genealogical Society., 1997. Quarterly journal; several volumes.. Wraps. Very good. Clean, nice edges. No writing. Light rust to some staples.. 1 Turquoise card stock covers; black titles. Stapled binding. +/-50 pages each. 2-column format, text pages. 8.5x11 in. Family accounts, poetry, historical information, Franco-American notes, indexed info are all catalogued as new accounts are shared. At center, forms to fill out include a family tree, and a survey.

Boston.: Henry W Dutton and Son., 1864. First edition. No print line. Date on title page.. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Cover soiling, some wiggle. Notes updating info. Corner, spine end bumps.. 1 Royal Blue Design-stamped cloth over boards. 244 p. Audience: General/trade. ORIGINAL EDITION, Genealogy, Family Histories: History of the name Burke; Descendants: Richard Burlke, Sudbury MA; Richard Burke, Northampton MA; Alexander Alvord, Windsor CT and Northampton MA; Benedict Alvord, Windsor CT. Appendices A-I: Wills, Vital Statistics from sources. Index of Names. Ephemera included: D.A.R. Application (Vivian Burke Butterfield, Springfield VT), in pencil. Family notes, letters. Prior owner's updated family tree notes. Author William Burke was from Lowell MA. John Alonzo Boutelle was from Woburn MA. The papers inserted herein add value and are singular.

Salem MA.: Self published, "Privately Printed" Newcomb & Gauss., 1923. First edition. Presumed 1st.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Photos have left light "shadow" on facing pages. Light cover wear. Solid binding.. 1 82 p. Includes illustrations. Dark blue cloth and lighter blue paper over boards. Off-white cover title box paste-on, black decorated border. B&W portrait and other photo plates. ORIGINAL EDITION: Ship's captain and owner Edward Richardson was of Danvers. Massachusetts, and married choir-singer Patty Smith of Hadley, Mass. Biographical Sketch; Genealogy; Appendix (Gauge Book listings, Custom House, Salem: Lists of vessels by year, 1816-1853, Richardson, Master of same). Nice New England family shipping and transportation history for this ancestor.

79 Franklin St: by Author / Press of L. Barta & Co., Boston, 1888. ORIGINAL.. Hard cover. Fair. No dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Missing back cover board; spine torn off, soiled, tucked inside. Contents VG. Prior owner, Frederick Pope, Scarsdale, NY. Pull-out genealogical chart intact, VG, separated from binding.. 0 340 p. Includes: diagrams, index. Navy blue decorated board cover. Quality paper, gilt top edges. Frontispiece missing. Incl. family research brief note. Nine generations of the Pope family in the Colonies, descended from John who took the Freeman's Oath, are detailed here. John became a Dorchester resident. A brief history of the town is included.

Doubleday Books, 1988. Book Club Edition.. Wraps. Fine. No dust jacket as issued.. 0 266 p. Sepia style photos and document illustrations. Endpaper genealogy charts. Inspired by Alex Haley's "Roots" epic historical novel and the subsequent televison series, Redford began to research her own heritage. Descended from the Littlejohns, born in the late 1700s, Dorothy Spruill, born 1943, has traced a segment of North Carolina's history, despite numerous lost or never-recorded details during the slavery era. Haley's praise for her work: "...the best, most beautifully researched and most thoroughly presented black family history that I know of. "

Boston.: Self-published / Printer: Press of David Clapp & Son., 1910. Not as pictured. Original.. Trade paperback. Fine. No dust jacket as issued. Unread. Pages untrimmed at top and some sides.. 1 Trade paperback (US), 6.25x10in. Stitched and glued page block with overlapping loose gray cover stock, black front titles. 76 p. Audience: General/trade. In Grafton and Sullivan Counties, New Hampshire, there are 3 small cemeteries where rest the earliest of settlers to that Connecticut Valley Region. The compiler not only lists the names marked on graves, but supplemented by research at the New England Historic Genealogic Society in Boston. Many where born in the 17th century, primarily in England, and came to build new settlements in the Colonies. Family names include Allen, Alden, Estabrook and many more. The Old Pine Cemetery in Lebanon, Plainfield's oldest and largest, and on Leavitt's Hill in Grantham, the project a century ago holds the details of the comings and goings of generations… Read More

Port Sanilac MI.: Author published, Denison Arts., 2002. Trade paperback. Very good. Front angled cover crease from top.. 1 228 p. Trade paperback, sealed paper covers. Black titles w/ facsimile, "This Indenture". B&W facsimiles, maps, photos. Genealogy, chapter notes, bibliography. Genealogy with text: Denisons in Colonial Stonington CT, 1694-1793; The Struggle against Tyranny (Patroon) in Berne NY, 1793-1821; The War of 1812, Canada vs. United States; Denisons in Canada, 1821-1920; Denisons in America, 1920-1945. Footnotes throughout. A continuation of the history that began with "Captain of Destiny" by this author, about Captain George Denison (1618-1694). Lineage is given depth by historic events recounted. Comfortable in England, the family had chosen emigration to America in 1631, spurred by growing papism and recurring plague.