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| "Headquarters and afterwards center of our line of battle" drawing by Alfred R. Waud 1863, re Darius Nash Couch Library of Congress: LC-DIG-ppmsca-20882 |
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| 1883 Commemoration of the 1793 Laying of the Cornerstone at UNC Original event: Old East Building, 12 Oct 1793
Mention of Matthew McCauley
Excerpt: Reminiscences and Memoirs of North Carolina and Eminent North Carolinians, — John H. Wheeler, 1884 |
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| Alexander Squire Fletcher's Sword Standard issue 1796 PAT style light Calvary Troopers Sword, mass produced for the British Crown forces by John Gill of Masshouse Lane Bringingham England from 1796 to early 1800's.
Additional Views (PDF) |
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| Anc Lines of Chester Everts Howell - HOPPER UPDATE 2008 (PDF) (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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| Ancestral Lines of Chester Everts Howell - (PDF 39MB) Compiled by Jesse Howell Finch - Public Domain (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
- Matthew Carter
- Micheal Carter
- Henry Connor
- Henry Howe Connor
- Margaret Amelia Connor
- Bartholomew Corwin
- Sheriff George Corwin
- Jonathan Corwin
- Rachel Corwin
- Amber Renee Couch
- Alexander Squire Fletcher
- Angus Fletcher
- Ann Fletcher
- Archibald Fletcher
- Archibald FLETCHER
- Archibald Fletcher, 8th Clan Chief
- Catherine Fletcher
- Duncan FLETCHER
- Elizabeth FLETCHER
- Flora FLETCHER
- James FLETCHER
- Miriam Fletcher
- John Fletcher of Inveroran
- Elizabeth Herbert
- John Herbert
- Elizabeth Howe
- Chester Everts Howell
- Chester Everts Howell, Jr.
- Angus MacAnleister, 1st Clan Chief
- Archibald McEan V'Nychole MacAnleister, 5th Clan Chief
- John MacAnleister, 7th Clan Chief
- John McNychole V'Angus MacAnleister, 3rd Clan Chief
- Nychole MacAnleister, 2nd Clan Chief
- Patrick MacAnleister, 6th Clan Chief
- Unnamed (1st Wife of Archibald Fletcher) MacDonald, of Glencoe
- Sir Allan MacNab, Premier of the Province of Canada
- Allan MacNab
- Flora MacNab
- John MacNab, 15th Clan Chief
- Robert MacNab, 1st of Dundurn, Perthshire, Scotland
- Robert MacNab, 2nd of Dundurn, Perthshire, Scotland
- James Matthew Maple
- Russell Earl Maple
- Anne Nancy Napier
- Barbara Elaine Nash
- Diana Lynne Nash
- Mary Ellen Nash
- Phyllis Jean Nash
- Russell Sharrow Nash
- Sandra Ann Nash
- Celestina Mae Ramirez
- Tamara Lynn Ramirez
- Teresa Marie Ramirez
- Ethel Louise Sharrow
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| Ardvorlich House With Loch Earn in the Background Photo by Ryk Brown, |
- Stewart
- Alexander Stewart, 1st of Ardvorlich
- Isabel Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- James Stewart, Factor of Ardvorlich
- James Beag Stewart, 2nd of Ardvorlich
- Janet Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Jean Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Margaret Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Robert Stewart, 5th of Balimeanach, 7th of Ardvorlich
- William Stewart, 8th of Ardvorlich, Factor of Breadalbane
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| Arvorlich House Close View |
- Stewart
- Alexander Stewart, 1st of Ardvorlich
- Isabel Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- James Stewart, Factor of Ardvorlich
- James Beag Stewart, 2nd of Ardvorlich
- Janet Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Jean Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Margaret Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Robert Stewart, 5th of Balimeanach, 7th of Ardvorlich
- William Stewart, 8th of Ardvorlich, Factor of Breadalbane
- William Stewart, 4th of Balimeanach
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| Balimeanach of Ardvorlich Photo by Ryk Brown, |
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| Behind Drummonderinoch Farmhouse Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
- Andrew Drummond
- David Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Gavin Drummond
- Gilbert Drummond
- James Drummond, of Ward
- James Drummond, of Coldoch
- John Drummond, 3rd of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 4th of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 1st Lord Drummond
- Margaret Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 2nd of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 1st of Drummonderinoch
- Walter Drummond
- Walter Drummond, 1st of Deanston, Dean of Dunblane
- William Drummond
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| Ben Vorlich from Ardvorlich Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
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| Biography of James Patchell, Jr. A History and Biographical Cyclopaedia of Butler County, Ohio with
Source: "Illustrations and Sketches of Its Representative Men and Pioneers". Western Biographical Publishing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1882. (Library Call No.: 977.175 H2h) The full historical resource is available free in several formats at archive.org. The sketch of Union in Butler County begins on page 574, where James Patchell is mentioned for the first time in the text. His biography begins in earnest on page 575. (Note: Typographical errors exist in this transcription, including James' death year. Researchers should refer to the original text.) |
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| Chronicles of Novgorod [p.51-] (PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Clarke's Kindred Genealogies - Pynchon Genealogy Excerpt: pages 137-141, descendants of William Pynchon, son of John Pynchon of Springfield, Essex, England. William was born and died in England, but was a significant force in New England during his 22-year stay in Massachusetts and Connecticut. www.archive.org |
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| Col. William McCauley & Nancy Jacobs Craig "A Historical Sketch of New Hope Church, in Orange County, N.C." (rev. ed.), by Rev. D. Irvin Craig, 1891, page 48. |
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| Combined History of Edwards, Lawrence & Wabash Counties, Illinois - 1883 www.archive.org |
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| Corwin, Capt George- Corwin Genealogy (PDF 47MB) www.archive.org |
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| Corwin, Capt George- Inventory of (PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Couch's Corps, Chancellorsville by Alfred R. Waud 1863 Couch's Corps forming line of battle in the fields at Chancellorsville to cover the retreat of the Eleventh Corps disgracefully running away Library of Congress: LC-DIG-ppmsca-22527 |
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| Couch's Kingbird - Tyrannus Couchii Discovered by Darius Nash Couch Public Domain |
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| Couch's Spadefoot Toad - Scaphiopus Couchii Discovered by Darius Nash Couch Licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons License |
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| Darius Nash Couch - Post War Political Poster 1866 "The Tearful Convention" Political cartoon poster by Thomas Nast, mocking the National Union Convention of August 1866, showing Gen. Darius Couch of Massachusetts with Gov. James Orr of South Carolina; below, President Andrew Johnson cries as he reads about the convention. Library of Congress: LC-USZ62-135802 |
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| Drummonderinoch Barn Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
- Andrew Drummond
- David Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Gavin Drummond
- Gilbert Drummond
- James Drummond, of Ward
- James Drummond, of Coldoch
- John Drummond, 3rd of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 4th of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 1st Lord Drummond
- Margaret Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 2nd of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 1st of Drummonderinoch
- Walter Drummond
- Walter Drummond, 1st of Deanston, Dean of Dunblane
- William Drummond
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| Drummonderinoch Farmhouse Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
- Andrew Drummond
- David Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Gavin Drummond
- Gilbert Drummond
- James Drummond, of Ward
- James Drummond, of Coldoch
- John Drummond, 3rd of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 4th of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 1st Lord Drummond
- Margaret Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 2nd of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 1st of Drummonderinoch
- Walter Drummond
- Walter Drummond, 1st of Deanston, Dean of Dunblane
- William Drummond
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| Drumvaich House |
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| Dundurn Chapel |
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| Dundurn Chapel view of Hill Fort of a Fist Photo by Ryk Brown, |
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| Early History of the Bassett Family in Massachusetts "Shull, Burdsall, Stockton and Allied Families: A Genealogical Study with Biographical Notes" (excerpt), compiled by Rena Shull McCahan, NY 1940 |
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| Edward Cottle (1628-1710) Profile by Cromartie Family Association, 2020.
View Memorial to the First Settlers of Amesbury, 1654 |
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| Edward I "Longshanks" King of England (PDF Wiki) |
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| Edward I "Longshanks" Plantagenet, The English Justinian (PDF) www.archive.org > www.google.com |
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| Edward I "Longshanks"- Life and Reign (PDF 38MB) www.archive.org |
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| Eleanor of Castile (PDF Wiki) |
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| Eleanor of Provence (PDF Wiki) |
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| Elizabeth Plantagenet of Rhuddlan (PDF Wiki) |
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| Entering Drummonderinoch Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
- Andrew Drummond
- David Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Gavin Drummond
- Gilbert Drummond
- James Drummond, of Ward
- James Drummond, of Coldoch
- John Drummond, 3rd of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 4th of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 1st Lord Drummond
- Margaret Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 2nd of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 1st of Drummonderinoch
- Walter Drummond
- Walter Drummond, 1st of Deanston, Dean of Dunblane
- William Drummond
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| Entering Glen Artney Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
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| Fireplace Mantel - JW Cromartie House |
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| Fletchers in the Black Book of Taymouth (76KB) (article on spaceless.com) Full text (40MB) |
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| Forest of Glen Artney Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
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| Forester Grad Ron Couch (At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld.) |
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| Genealogical History of John and Mary Andrews Who Settled in Farmington, Conn., 1640: Embracing Their Descendants to 1872, by Alfred Andrews, 1872. — pages 28-29 re Andrews-Couch |
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| Governor Winthrop's Farm A Chapter of Old Bedford's History [ 1.4MB PDF ]
by Abram English Brown 1892 www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Haakon Shoulder Broad (1.8MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Harald Hardrade (6.4MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Magnus Barefoot (2MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Magnus Son of Erling (2.8MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Magnus the Blind and Harald Gille (1.6MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Magnus the Good Olafsson (2.4MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Olaf the Holy (23MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Olaf the Quiet (614KB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimskringla - The Story of Sigurd the Jerusalem-Farer, Eystein and Olaf (3MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimsrkingla - The Story of Hakon "the Good" Haraldsson (2.3MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimsrkingla - The Story of Halfdan "the Black" Gudrodsson (675KB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimsrkingla - The Story of Harald "Fair Hair" Halfdansson (2.7MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimsrkingla - The Story of Harald "Greycloak" Eiriksson (1.2MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Heimsrkingla - The Story of Olaf Tryggvason (7.7MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Henry III King of England (PDF Wiki) |
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| Heroines of the Crusades (33MB PDF) Heroines: Adela of Blois, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Berengaria of Navarre, Isabella of Angouleme, Violante of Jerusalem, and Eleanor of Castile
Leaders: First- Godfrey of Boulogne, Stephen Count of Blois; Second- Lous VII of France; Third- Frederic I Barbarossa, Philip II Augustus, Richard I Coeur de Laon; Fourth- Henry Count of Champagne, Conrad of Germany; Fifth- Thibaut Count of Champagne, Dandolo Doge of Venice, Jean de Brievve King of Jerusalem, Hugh X de Lusignan Count la Marche; Sixth- Andrew II of Hungary, Frederic II of Germany; Seventh- Charles d'Anjou King of Sicily; Eighth- Edward I of England www.archive.org |
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| History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield - Couch References Compiled & Edited by Donald Lines Jacobus, 1902 (retyped as searchable PDF 2011) |
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| History of Summers County Summers County, Virginia, later Summers Co, West Virginia
Mathias Kaylor (excerpt) |
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| History of Summers County Summers County, Virginia, later Summers County, West Virginia
Lilly Family (excerpt) |
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| How William Pynchon Blazed the Bay Path Excerpt: Chapter 6, pp.52-58, from "Stories of the Old Bay State" by Elbridge S. Brooks, 1899 |
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| Ingegerd Olofsdotter (PDF Wiki) |
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| Initial Launch of Japanese Freighter, Arisan Maru, WWII POW Vessel The Arisan Maru was sunk 24 October 1944 by a U.S. Submarine, U.S.S. Shark, which was thereafter also sunk by depth charges. Frank O. Brown was among those listed as Missing In Action after this sinking. Only 9 men escaped immediate death, of which 5 were rescued by the Chinese. |
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| Isabella of Angouleme (PDF Wiki) |
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| Jacob Stover, Sr. - Migration, Family & Event Facts from research by Ralph Adkins |
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| James "Jim Bill" William Cromartie House |
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| James "Jim Bill" William Cromartie House (rear view) |
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| John "Lackland" King of England (PDF Wiki) |
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| John Cleypoole descendants lineage to John Wesley Strickland (husband to Nada Atkins)
<< Click Chart Image for Lineage
Source (excerpts): The Claypoole Family in America
View or Download Complete Source: Vols. I & II (combined) – Vol. III |
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| John Sinor, Jr. - Biographical Sketch by Marian TitsWorth Dingman (Notes & Census Image added by Doug Couch, December 2018. No "changes" to original sketch.) |
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| John Sinor, Sr. - Biographical Sketch by Marian Titsworth Dingman |
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| John Winthrop First Governor of the Masschusetts Colony by Joseph Hopkins Twichell, 1898 [12MB PDF] www.archive.org |
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| Laneway Entering Drummonderinoch Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
- Andrew Drummond
- David Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Gavin Drummond
- Gilbert Drummond
- James Drummond, of Ward
- James Drummond, of Coldoch
- John Drummond, 3rd of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 4th of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 1st Lord Drummond
- Margaret Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 2nd of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 1st of Drummonderinoch
- Walter Drummond
- Walter Drummond, 1st of Deanston, Dean of Dunblane
- William Drummond
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| Loch Earn, ca 1860 with Edinample Castle (right) and Ardvorlich House beyond (Lake of the Irish) » |
- Stewart
- Alexander Stewart
- Alexander Stewart, 2nd of Balimeanach
- Alexander Stewart, 1st of Ardvorlich
- Christian Stewart
- Isabel Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- James Stewart, Factor of Ardvorlich
- James Stewart
- James Beag Stewart, 2nd of Ardvorlich
- Janet Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Jean Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Jean Stewart
- John Stewart
- Margaret Stewart
- Margaret Stewart, of Ardvorlich
- Patrick Stewart
- Robert Stewart, 5th of Balimeanach, 7th of Ardvorlich
- Robert Stewart, 3rd of Balimeanach
- William Stewart, 8th of Ardvorlich, Factor of Breadalbane
- William Stewart, 4th of Balimeanach
- William Stewart, 1st of Balimeanach
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| Louis VI "the Fat" King of France (PDF Wiki) |
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| Lying to the Troops: American Leaders and the Defense of Bataan A factor in the fall of the Philippine Islands to the Japanese. U.S. Troops abandoned (perhaps necessarily), initially becoming Prisoners of War if not Killed In Action beforehand. |
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| MacGregor Historical Rewrite Viewpoint on MacGregor-Fletcher |
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| Marker at Fort Couch - Rear View Photo by Bill Pfingsten, January 24, 2006 HMdb.org |
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| Marker at Fort Couch Memorializing Maj. Gen. Darius Nash Couch Photo by Bill Pfingsten, January 24, 2006 HMdb.org |
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| North Gate, Stirling Castle |
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| Old Annat Farmhouse Ruins |
- Agnes Graham
- Stewart
- Agnes Stewart
- Agnes Stewart
- Alexander Stewart, 4th of Annat
- Alexander Stewart, 3rd of Annat
- Alexander Maclain Stewart, 2nd of Portnellan, 1st of Annat
- Andrew Stewart, in Ardkeanochdan
- Archibald Stewart
- Duncan Stewart, MD
- Duncan Stewart, 1st of Ballachallan
- Duncan Stewart
- Elizabeth Stewart
- George Stewart, 2nd of Ballachallan
- James Stewart
- Janet Stewart
- Janet Stewart, of Ballochallan
- John Stewart, 5th of Annat
- John Stewart, 2nd of Annat
- Margaret Stewart, of Drumvaich of the Annat Family
- Marjory Stewart
- Patrick Stewart
- Walter Stewart
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| Painting of Argaty House This image is in the public domain in the United States. |
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| Paisley Abbey, Renfrewshire, Scotland |
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| Panorama View of Drummonderinoch Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
- Andrew Drummond
- David Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Gavin Drummond
- Gilbert Drummond
- James Drummond, of Ward
- James Drummond, of Coldoch
- John Drummond, 3rd of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 4th of Drummonderinoch
- John Drummond, 1st Lord Drummond
- Margaret Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 2nd of Drummonderinoch
- Thomas Drummond, 1st of Drummonderinoch
- Walter Drummond
- Walter Drummond, 1st of Deanston, Dean of Dunblane
- William Drummond
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| Peter of Courtenay (PDF Wiki) |
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| Philip I "the Amorous" King of France (PDF Wiki) |
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| Pioneer Biography, Sketches...Butler County, Ohio Excerpt from: Pioneer Biography, Sketches of the Lives of some of the Early Settlers of Butler County, Ohio, Vol. II by James McBride of Hamilton, Robert Clarke & Co., 1871. - Pages 7-98 Recounts many exploits of three brothers, William, Robert W., and John McClellan, also providing the dates of their deaths. |
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| Queen Berengaria's Tomb at Abbaye de l'Epau |
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| Ralph Wallen Profile www.plymouthancestors.org |
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| Ramon IV Berenguer Count of Provence (PDF Wiki) |
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| Rev. Ephraim Huit & His Children Catalog of the Names of the First Puritan Settlers of the Colony of Connecticut
(extracted pages & comments) |
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| Rogneda of Polotsk (PDF Wiki) |
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| Sagas of Olaf & Harald (16MB PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Springfield 1636-1886, History of Town and City, by Mason A. Green 1888 (46MB PDF) |
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| Stephen Hopkins, A Chronology Adapted from the web site of the McCarter Family www.mccarterfamily.com |
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| Stirling Castle |
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| Stirling Castle |
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| Strickland Outhouse Snake Shot Story
View Story as Page |
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| The Battle of Hillsborough - 1781
1781 Revolutionary War - Maj. William McCauley and Capt. Matthew McCauley were captured when Hillsborough was taken by Confederate Col. David Fanning on September 12, 1781. Click Here to View History of The Battle of HillsboroughNote: Any links on the history page lead to pages on carolana.org web site. |
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| The Clan MacNab, by John MacNab of Callandar Francis MacNab, pgs. 22,23 |
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| The Doane Family I. Deacon John Doane, of Plymouth
II. Doctor John Done, of Maryland
and their descendants www.archive.org
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| The Fletchers of Achallader This is your Land - These are your People/85
Scotland's Magazine, November 1972 |
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| The Great Migration-Immigrants to New England, 1634-1635, Vol. I, A-B, William Bassett Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn, Jr., Melinde Lutz Sanborn
Great Migration Study Project
New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston 1999 |
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| The History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor, Connecticut Rev. Ephraim Huit References |
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| The History of Chicago - Excerpts, Vol. 1 |
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| THE HISTORY OF FAIRFIELD, Fairfield County, Connecticut, Vol. I From the settlement of the town in 1639 to 1818
by Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbell Schenck - New York, 1889
www.archive.org |
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| THE HISTORY OF FAIRFIELD, Fairfield County, Connecticut, Vol.II From 1700 - 1800
by Mrs. Elizabeth Hubbell Shenck - New York, 1903
www.archive.org |
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| The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption, William Pynchon, London 1650 (14MB PDF) Reproduction 1931, Harry A. Wright, Springfield, Massachusetts
www.archive.org |
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| The Puritan Dilemma The Story of John Winthrop [ PDF ]
by Edmund S. Morgan 1958 |
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| The Story Of The Johann And Wilhelmine Melchert Family In America 1853-1987
1987 & 1988 Editions Available through: OCLC World Cat (Cover only shown here as I do not have a copy) |
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| View of Baldorran Photo by Ryk Brown/Heather Sharpe, |
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| Vladimir I "the Great" Svyatoslavich (PDF Wiki) |
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| William McCauley - "Hillsboro [North Carolina], Colonial and Revolutionary" References • 1777 Magistrate
• 1778 Representative in the House
• 1780 Senator |
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| William McCauley - "Historical Sketches of North Carolina 1584-1851" References William is listed as a Senator from 1783-1788, and as a Representative in the House of Commons for 1824-1825 |
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| William McCauley - "Orange County 1752-1952" References History of Events from the Political Life of William McCauley
Click Image of Page Numbers Legend ▲ above to View Larger
Note: p.96 refers to brother, Matthew McCauley as a slaveholder (William's slaves are mentioned in other documents.) |
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| Winchester Castle (PDF Wiki) |
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| Winthrop, Gov John Jr- (Short Version) Sketch of (PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Winthrop, Gov John Jr- Connecticut Charter Letter (PDF) www.archive.org |
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| Winthrop, Gov John Jr- Sketch of John Winthrop the Younger (PDF) Sketch of John Winthrop, Jr., Governor of Connecticut, son of John Sr., Governor of Massachusetts Colony. www.archive.org |
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| Wreck of the Sea Venture, Stephen Hopkins 1st Trip to America "Sounding the Chesapeake: Indian and English Soundways in the Settling of Jamestown" A Paper presented to The Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture by Richard Rath http://way.net/rcr/chesapeake
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