An edition of The early Wysor family (1998)

The early Wysor family

with variant spellings Weiser and Wiser and associated families of Trinkle, Anderson, Cecil, Shufflebarger, and Peck

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An edition of The early Wysor family (1998)

The early Wysor family

with variant spellings Weiser and Wiser and associated families of Trinkle, Anderson, Cecil, Shufflebarger, and Peck

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Steinke
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Pages
87

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The early Wysor family: with variant spellings Weiser and Wiser and associated families of Trinkle, Anderson, Cecil, Shufflebarger, and Peck
1998, Steinke
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Cincinnati, Ohio

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Dewey Decimal Class
929/.2/0973
Library of Congress
CS71.W428 1998

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87 leaves ;
Number of pages
87

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OL446076M
LCCN
98159244
OCLC/WorldCat
39018507

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