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This work aims to compile and present genealogical information on families of lesser lineage, serving as a foundational text for historical and genealogical research. The authors, John William Clay and Joseph Hunter, were prominent figures in historical and genealogical studies, and this volume draws upon extensive archival research and historical records to reconstruct family trees and lineages. The primary argument is the importance of preserving and making accessible these detailed family histories, which form a crucial part of the broader historical record.
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Page Count:
902
Publication Date:
2016-08-26
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1362120367
ISBN-13:
9781362120360
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