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Fact and Fantasy A History of Tavistock (Ontario) and District is a Centennial Project of the Tavistock Rotary Club 1966, 178, (2) pages and laid in Errors and Omissions sheet. Attractive tall hc, no dj, local history, biographies and family information, all on glossy paper. .

Faint Yet Pursuing An Ordination Sermon Preached in the Cathedral of Christ Church Fredericton (New Brunswick) by John, Bishop of Fredericton, 1856, printed by J. Simpson, Queen`s Printer, 14 pages. Good sc booklet, moderate cover creasing and staining, stamp on front. .

The Fairn Family of Annapolis County Nova Scotia is a VG 28 cm tall sc, 2015 printing, isbn 9780991783205 self published Lequille Nova Scotia. About 4 leaves of preface and resouces, then 205 pages of detailed genealogy with sources and index. Progenitors Benjamin Fairn and Sarah Rice, she was born 1753 in Westborough MA..

VG 28 cm tall sc 2015 printing, isbn 9780991783205 self published Lequille Nova Scotia. About 4 leaves of preface and resouces, then 205 pages of machine generated genealogy with notes, several pages of sources, indexed. Progenitors Benjamin Fairn and Sarah Rice, she was born 1753 in Westborough MA..

Mississauge Heritage Foundation, 1984 Very Good soft cover with minor cover scrubbing/creasing, 155 pages, FEP inscription. Family and local history information, maps. Mississauge Heritage Foundation 1984.. Soft Cover. Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.

The Families of George Kniffen and Joseph Lemon United Empire Loyalists is a VG tall self published genealogy, Kitchener Ontario 2003, xviii, 140 pages. Well referenced, lots of biographical detail as well as the genealogy. The author has written several loyalist genealogies, most of them tied in to his own family in some way. isbn 0973320419. "George Kniffen was born in about 1775 in New York. He married Elizabeth Jones, daughter of Edward Jones and Elizabeth Kipp, in 1797 in Clements, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in New York and Ontario. Includes Bowlby, Murphy and related families.".

Sillery: Septentrion , 1989 Marriage records and children of 11 pioneer families in the Three Rivers area of Quebec, the author is a noted university research genealogist. Tall sc with slight scrubbing, 174 pages. .

VG tall sc with introduction by John Hatt of Fredericton NB, no date but probably about 1995. It's a genealogy and family history of an important family who settled in the Miramichi area of NB - some were Loyalists. It's actually a (2), 124, 2 page study of progenitor Moses Delesdernier and his descendants, extracted from various sources in the NB Archives in Fredericton NB and from a personal visit to the records at the Hotel de Ville in Geneva Switzerland by Mrs. Robertson. It starts with the Introduction, there is no title page. Sources are quoted and referenced, some photocopies of original documents as well..

The Family History of William Heather and Sarah Morley : From England to Upper Canada : The Heather, Bramhall, Morley and Hall Families is an As New tall sc self published Toronto Ontario 2003, viii, 534 pages with index, sources and copious notes. "William Heather was born 29 September 1853 in Guelph, Ontario. His parents were William Heather (1819-1906) and Jane Bramhall (1824-1901). He married Sarah Keziah Morley (1860-1833), daughter of George Morley (1820-1908) and Hannah Hall (1825-1897) in 1880. They had seven children. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in England and Ontario." New condition..

The Family History of Elizabeth and James McHenry is a VG tall hc family history and genealogy by Stewart Publishing, Markham Ontario 2002, (12), 115, (30) pages of text and photos. Beautifully done, looks new, no dj..

The Family History of William Heather and Sarah Morley : From England to Upper Canada : The Heather, Bramhall, Morley and Hall Families is a VG tall sc self published Toronto Ontario 2003, viii, 534 pages with index, sources and copious notes. "William Heather was born 29 September 1853 in Guelph, Ontario. His parents were William Heather (1819-1906) and Jane Bramhall (1824-1901). He married Sarah Keziah Morley (1860-1833), daughter of George Morley (1820-1908) and Hannah Hall (1825-1897) in 1880. They had seven children. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in England and Ontario.".

PEI Heritage Foundation, 1981 Lots of good basic info relating to research, and not jut PEI. Minor scrubbing/creasing, 41 pages, fairly rare. . Soft Cover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

VG hc by the House of Falmouth, Portland Maine 1873, 110+ pages. Nice family history and genealogy, the dj is a bit scrubbed but it's a great gift book. .

Family Patterns : A Personal Experience of Genealogy is a VG hc with dust jacket, Kaye and Ward London 1978, 109 pages. Details the author's personal experiences with tracing his family tree. How he went about it and how others can do the same. The dust jacket is edge worn and corner clipped..

VG tall sc, family history and genealogy. Self published by Certified Genealogist author 1990, Fredericton, 20 pages, has several owners stamps. .

Family Research in Waterloo and Wellington Counties (Ontario) is a VG sc by the Ontario Genealogical Society, Kitchener 1986, viii, 105 pages of text and illustrations, maps. Very detailed reference for unearthing genealogical material in the area..

Genealogy by the Abram Braun Reunion Committee, has markings from a bible college library but shows no wear. VG tall hc, 200 pages, self published Altona Manitoba 1991. Lots of photos and family history too, attractive book..

Genealogy by the Abram Braun Reunion Committee, has markings from a bible college library but shows no wear. Tall hc, VG except for church library markings and pocket, 200 pages, self published Altona Manitoba 1991. Lots of photos and family history too, attractive book..

Guelph: Wellington OGS, 2002 Clean bright tall sc, 128 pages. Wellington OGS, Guelph 2002.. Soft Cover. Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Black hardcover in very good condition, no dust jacket. This is a very comprehensive genealogy by St. Jacob's Printery, 1967, St. Jacobs Ontario, 308 pages on glossy paper, indexed, with reference notes. "Joseph Bauman (1796-1864), a direct descendant of Wendel Bauman (a Swiss Mennonite immigrant), immigrated in 1819 from Pennsylvania to Waterloo County, Ontario. His descendants lived chiefly in Ontario." A few owners marks and minor underlining to a couple of pages, light wear only. .