An edition of The Sunny side of genealogy (1986)

The Sunny side of genealogy

a humorous collection of anecdotes, poems, wills, epitaphs, and others miscellany from genealogy

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An edition of The Sunny side of genealogy (1986)

The Sunny side of genealogy

a humorous collection of anecdotes, poems, wills, epitaphs, and others miscellany from genealogy

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F.D. Baselt
Language
English
Pages
84

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Subjects
Humor, Genealogy

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The Sunny side of genealogy: a humorous collection of anecdotes, poems, wills, epitaphs, and others miscellany from genealogy
1986, F.D. Baselt
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Published in
Champaign, Ill. (707 Park Lane Dr., Champaign 61820)

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Dewey Decimal Class
929/.1/0207
Library of Congress
CS21 .S86 1986

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Pagination
84 p. ;
Number of pages
84

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OL2334573M
LCCN
86224049

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