Founding of the Cumberland settlements : the first atlas 1779-1804 : showing who came, how they came, and where they put down roots
Doug Drake, Jack Masters & Bill Puryear
- Drake, Doug (Main Author)
- Masters, Jack, 1940- (Added Author)
- Puryear, Bill (Added Author)
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English
Gallatin, Tennessee : Warioto Press, c2009
iv, 236 p. : ill., maps, ports. + supplement (1 CD-ROM ; 4 3/4 in.)
- 9780982462706
- 9780982462713 supp. 1
- 9780982462720 supp. 2
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Supplements 1 & 2: North Carolina warrants, surveys & surveyor plats.
Includes index.
Also available on CD-ROM.
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