An edition of Virgin vicissitudes (1977)

Virgin vicissitudes

the descendants of John and Elizabeth (Dickerson) Virgin of Prince Georges County, Maryland, including families who migrated into Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and points west

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An edition of Virgin vicissitudes (1977)

Virgin vicissitudes

the descendants of John and Elizabeth (Dickerson) Virgin of Prince Georges County, Maryland, including families who migrated into Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and points west

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D.C. Rutherford
Language
English
Pages
14

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Virgin family, John Virgin (18th cent)
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Virgin vicissitudes: the descendants of John and Elizabeth (Dickerson) Virgin of Prince Georges County, Maryland, including families who migrated into Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and points west
1977, D.C. Rutherford
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Carmichael, Calif

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Library of Congress
CS71.V83 1977, CS71.V83 1977

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14 leaves :
Number of pages
14

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OL464938M
LCCN
98184884

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