Ancestors of Joseph Perry Hancock/ compiled by Lora Aseneth Lisonbee Hancock; preface and index by Dixie Hancock Krauss
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Microfilm of original published : Mesa, Ar. : D. Krauss, 1998. 723 leaves.
Oliver Perry Hancock was born in Arizona in 1898. His ancestors were early converts to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who lived in Nauvoo, came west with the saints to Utah and later settled in Arizona. He married Lora Aseneth Lisonbee and they were the parents of seven children. Family group records for several lines of their descendant back into New England, England, Ireland and elsewhere are included in this record compiled about 1960 by Lora Hancock and circulated by their daughter in 1998. Descendants continue to live throughout the west and elsewhere.
Includes partial surname index.
Includes Dalton, Passey, McCleve, Johnson, Wilcox, Casbourn, and related families.
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| Ancestors of Joseph Perry Hancock | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 2056012 Item 4 | 9166895 |
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| Ancestors of Joseph Perry Hancock | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 2056012 Item 4 | 9166895 |
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