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Send email The records of the Van Every family, United Empire loyalists : New York state, 1653-1784; Canada, 1784-1947.
- Title No
- 2208649
- Creator
- Piersol, Mary Blackadar
- Language
- English
- eng
- en
- Subject
- Goldthorp family
- Holmes family
- Gouldthorpe family
- Markle family
- Van Every family
- MacKinley family
- McGregory family
- Pruyn family
- Weaver family
- Young family
- Warner family
- Extent
- [7], 131 p., [4] leaves of plates
- Page Count
- 140
- Owning Institution
- Mesa Arizona FamilySearch Library
- Publisher Digital
- FamilySearch International
- Access Level
- Protected
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