Genealogical notes on Rev. Jacob Creath of Va. & Ky. and Job Carter of Va
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Jacob Creath (ca.1770-ca.1854) emigrated from Nova Scotia to Lancaster County, Virginia and married Mildred V. Carter in 1799. Descendants lived in Virginia, Kentucky and elsewhere.
Contents: Reverend Jacob Creath -- William Creath -- Miscellaneous Creath notes -- Genealogies of the Carter family of Virginia.
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| Genealogical notes on Rev. Jacob Creath of Va. & Ky. and Job Carter of Va | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1033574 Item 13 | 7952645 |
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| Genealogical notes on Rev. Jacob Creath of Va. & Ky. and Job Carter of Va | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1033574 Item 13 | 7952645 |
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