The Sellards through two centuries/ by Elias Howard Sellards
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Includes index.
"Privately printed edition; 130 copies; this copy no. 130.".
Hezekiah Sellards, probably of Scottish or Scotch-Irish lineage, moved from Pennsylvania to Augusta County, Virginia during or after 1732. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio, Kansas, Washington and elsewhere.
Includes Borders, Hemphill, Lewis, McGowan, Skidmore, Wylie and related families.
Bibliography: p. 125-127.
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| The Sellards through two centuries | FamilySearch Library | United States & Canada B1 Floor Film | 1454594 Item 7 | 8924034 |
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