The Northern Genealogist volume Yr1895
The Northern Genealogist volume Yr1895
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Johnson, buried March 13. 1713-4 — Peter, son of Anth. Gray and Eliz. His wife, bapt. July 29. 1714-5 — No entries. 1715-6— Mrs. Anne Knight, buried. 1716-7 — No entries.
THE NORTHERN GENEALOGIST. 187 GENEALOGICAL LITERATURE, &c.
Strangwayes. We have received from Mr. T. E. Strangwayes the first part of his privately printed " Materials for a Genealogical History of the House of Strangwayes, sometime of Strangwayes Hall, co. Lancaster. " It seems, so far, to be simply a compilation from the pri...nted volumes of the Chetham Society, but, no doubt the succeeding parts will give the result of original investigations, so. As to make the volume worthy of so interesting a name.
Craven, of Appletreewick. In this pamphlet, reprinted from the Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, Mr. Stavert gives us a pedigree calculated to gladden the heart of the genealogist, for after the narrative part, every page of which shows research at the fountain- heads, he adds his authorities, in the shape of Wills, Parish "Registers, &c, in full.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Johnson, buried March 13. 1713-4 — Peter, son of Anth. Gray and Eliz. His wife, bapt. July 29. 1714-5 — No entries. 1715-6— Mrs. Anne Knight, buried. 1716-7 — No entries.
THE NORTHERN GENEALOGIST. 187 GENEALOGICAL LITERATURE, &c.
Strangwayes. We have received from Mr. T. E. Strangwayes the first part of his privately printed " Materials for a Genealogical History of the House of Strangwayes, sometime of Strangwayes Hall, co. Lancaster. " It seems, so far, to be simply a compilation from the pri...nted volumes of the Chetham Society, but, no doubt the succeeding parts will give the result of original investigations, so. As to make the volume worthy of so interesting a name.
Craven, of Appletreewick. In this pamphlet, reprinted from the Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, Mr. Stavert gives us a pedigree calculated to gladden the heart of the genealogist, for after the narrative part, every page of which shows research at the fountain- heads, he adds his authorities, in the shape of Wills, Parish "Registers, &c, in full.
What to read after The Northern Genealogist volume Yr1895?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred W Gibbons to read onlineMoreLess
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