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- Title No
- 569_06
- Language
- English
- eng
- en
- Subject
- Arthur family
- Aater family
- Arthor family
- Arthuer family
- Arthun family
- Arthurs family
- Arthy family
- Artis family
- Artist family
- Artle family
- Artur family
- Arturs family
- Arethurs family
- Artus family
- Ater family
- Aters family
- Ather family
- Athor family
- Attha family
- Auter family
- Authar family
- Authers family
- Author family
- Art family
- Awther family
- Otter family
- Akers family
- Baber family
- Blake family
- Boucher family
- Bowsher family
- Brubaker family
- Comer family
- Crowe family
- Artas family
- Dixon family
- Farmer family
- Finch family
- Greer family
- Hart family
- Herndon family
- Leftwich family
- Lockhart family
- Mackay family
- McArthur family
- Arten family
- Arter family
- Artes family
- Arther family
- Arthew family
- Extent
- 8 v.
- Page Count
- 61
- Owning Institution
- Family History Library; http://www.familysearch.org/
- Publisher Digital
- FamilySearch International
- Access Level
- Protected
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