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Here is the exciting story of three families, two from Germany and one from Norway, that come to America and eventually cross paths in beautiful Minneapolis, Minnesota. Follow their journeys, starting in the early part of the 19th century, as they briefly settle in small towns, like: Dansville, New York, home of the New York State Festival of Balloons, LeRoy, New York, the birth place of Jello, Mishawaka, Indiana, the Princess City and once home of the World Wiffleball Championship. In Minneapolis the members of these families participate in the growth of the "City of Lakes" as merchants, housewives, plumbers, hardware salemen, school teachers, maids, cigar manufacturers ...

(2017) Reprint of "Historical Sketch and Business Review of Sunbury in 1872-3 With and Account of the Sunbury Centennial Celebration of July 4th, 1872. Historical, Statistical and General" originally published by Edward B. Haines in 1873. This book presents an early history of Sunbury, Northumberland County, PA. It discusses the settlement of the area and foundation of Sunbury, its development and growth. It relates the state of the borough providing sketches of its societies, churches, associations, civic organizations, railroads and many of its businesses, accompanied by ads. The last section pertains to the Centennial Celebration of 1872, providing a copy of the oration given cov ...

(2016) Reprint of "History of Northumberland County Pennsylvania With Illustrations Descriptive of its Scenery, Palatial Residences Public Buildings, Fine Blocks and Important Manufactories". Published in 1876, this is the first volume to focus solely on the history of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. It covers its early history, settlers, the development and growth of its towns, and biographies of some of its prominent citizens. Also included are illustrations of many parts of the county - residences, businesses, churches, etc.

Reprint of: "The History of Riverside and South Danville, Northumberland County, PA"

History of Twelve Generations Of The Ellis Family 1636-1974 by Ann Ellis Sheek reprint 40 years later with some additional photos and comments especially relating to the branch of the Family who moved to Nebraska. This book traces the landing of Edward Ellis in Virginia in 1636 to the migration of one branch of the family to Davidson and Davie County North Carolina 5 generations later. This book Focus is on the Davie County Ellis that are descended from this Edward Ellis. The update in 2016 gives more information on a branch that moved to Southwest Nebraska between 1910-1929 along with many pictures and an appendix with some obituaries from this branch. There is also some updated inf ...

The life and Times of Hyrum Claridge & Susan Ann Moody with their ancestors.

"In Love and War" is a brief history of the Charles and Jeannetta (Mowry) Cox family. Covering nearly 200 years, this work offers biographical sketches, newspaper articles, family photographs, and a variety of historical documents.

This book is about the author’s visit to the Jennett Cemetery in Simpson County, Kentucky in July, 2022 to assess the condition of the cemetery and photograph the graves of William M. Neely (1800-1845) and his wife, Eliza Neely. William M. Neely was the oldest of three sons of Edward Neely (born ~1770, died late 1828 or early 1829) from New York, who served as the first sheriff of Simpson County from 1819 to 1821.

This volume of the Warner family tree starts with John (Jack) Warner, his wife Anna (Lodermeier) and their offspring. Pictures and accounts of the family of over 380 descendants and their spouses contained within this book. It also includes John's sister, Sister Florina, born Elizabeth Warner.