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The history of the Bob and Elisabeth Saxe Family

"But Some of Them Git Shot" is a brief history of the Paul and Mildred (Cornell) Buchanan family. Intended to introduce the descendants of Paul and Mildred to four generations of their direct ancestors, this work offers biographical sketches, newspaper articles, family photographs, and a variety of historical documents.

Finally! The long-awaited family photographic history of the free-spirited and free-wheeling Whisanant clan! The specially-commissioned Family Album is annotated by Floyle Whisanant, and traces the unique family history from its origins in Ireland all the way until contemporary times. Volume Twelve of The Whisanant Mythos.

This is a 15 generation lineage of the Clarke family from Westhorpe, Suffolk, England to Rhode Island and on to Lewis County, New York. It includes the names of children, spouses (where known) and includes a bibliography and an every name index. Among the families considered are Clark(e), Champlin, Hazard, Masxon, Peckham, Sheffield and Wilson. The various illustrations include maps, photographs and documents.

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An exploration of the ancient ancestors of the Primary Families of New Mexico, the Spanish families who settled in the Kingdom of New Mexico in 1598 and beyond. This book presents two monographs. The first briefly summarizes the history of The Kingdom of New Mexico. The second explores clues left in the archeological and biblical record of Ancient Mesopotamia and neighboring lands to trace an ancient people known as the Hurrians who lived north of Ancient Mesopotamia six thousand years ago. By exhaustively studying sources, maps, and other references, the author makes a compelling case that the Hurrians were ancient ancestors of those who settled in the Kingdom of New Mexico in the sixte ...