Birth index; southeastern Pennsylvania, 1680-1800/ from John T. Humphrey
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Summary: Lists approximately 476,000 individuals who either resided in or were born in southeastern Pennsylvania before 1800. This index identifies fathers, mothers and children found in 213 church, meeting and pastoral records compiled by John T. Humphrey and originally published in "Pennsylvania Births".
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| CD-ROM no. 9 pt. 196 | FamilySearch Library | FamilySearch Desktop Computer | Available |
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