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Joseph Mitchell HOLDER - Bio and Letter
Written by Joseph Mitchell Holder and originally published in the Dallas News Semi-Weekly dated July 16, 1913.
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Journal & Diary of F. W. Munson
Part of the original Journals of Frank W. Munson. An early pioneer in Florida.
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Letter from Adeline WINN of Concord, Massachusetts
Written to Mary Dulin (Jenners) Braden of Clinton Co., Indiana March 2, 1831.
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Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Braden of Waterford, VA
To Burr & Mary Braden of Lafayette, IN 21 June 1830.
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Letter gives bible records, and some other history on the WOOD family.
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Years ago, my mother gave me a shoebox full of old letters, photos, notes and postcards all jumbled up together in a big tangle. Since that time, those slips of paper have stayed in their box, and I thought it was time they saw the light. I'm just posting the contents of the letters (and a few photos) in their entirety, hoping maybe some genealogy fans or history buffs will find them interesting. Surnames include Udelhofen, Van Amber and these letters are from Mankato, Minnesota and Spokane, Washington, for the most part.
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Letters written to Caroline Elizabeth Churchill Bingham
George Churchill letters. George Churchill was born Oct. 11, 1789, in Glastonbury, Connecticut, to Jesse Churchill and Hannah Boardman. He died in Troy Aug. 11, 1872.
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Martha Ballard wrote in her diary nearly every day from January 1, 1785 to May 12, 1812 (27 years) for a total of almost 10,000 entries. Her diary is an unparalleled document in early American history. What began, most probably, as a record of her midwifery and healing work, grew into a remarkably steady account of both the ordinary and the extraordinary events in her life.
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Diary of an LDS pioneer, Paul Poulsen (Poul Poulsen) 1845-1927 who settled in Richfield, Utah.
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Account of his LAUGHLIN and DUNCAN or DUNKIN ancestors. Written in 1845.
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The Diary of Celia L.E.C. PEEBLES BAILEY
The Diary of Celia L.E.C. Peebles Bailey, wife of William R. Bailey. Diary Entries from 16 February 1851 to 14 July 1851, with Trading Post Journal Entries from 21 January 1835 to 2 May 1844. William R. and Celia L. E. C. Peebles Bailey were one of the first families to settle in Old Choctaw County, Mississippi, in the 1830's.
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The Diary of Clinton Harrison MOORE Updated
Diary of travel from McNairy County, Tennessee to the Republic of Texas in 1839. MOORE, ROBINSON, MARTIN, BARTON, KIZER.
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The Diary of Honest John MARTIN
Transcribed portions of John MArtin's Diary, comprising six volumes. Includes accounts of his exile to Tasmania as well as his later service as MP.
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The Diary of Wealthy Hossafous Harp
A Diary by Wealthy Ann Hossafous Harp 1922/1923
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The Immigration Diary of Michael Friedrich RADKE, 1848
This diary is presented to help us understand why families wished to leave Prussia / Germany, to emigrate to America or Australia, in the 1840's.
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A description of the James HARSHAW Diaries and of people of Counties Down and Armagh in the mid-1800s. Also includes an account of John MARTIN, Young Irelander.
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The Partial* Diary of Honest John Martin Young Irelander 1812-1875 Co. Down, Ireland
Portions of the diary of John Martin, who was sentenced to Van Diemen's land charged with treason for fighting for home rule in the 1800's. Accounts of his voyage, conversations with John Mitchel, etc.
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The Diary of Thomas SCOTT of Dalkeith. His voyage to Australia on the ship Skelton From 13th June to 27th November 1820 including passenger List.
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Adoptions, biographies, ethnic groups, famous people, immigrants, some family groups, etc.