An edition of Every name index to the 1880 Hamilton County, Texas federal census (1997)

Every name index to the 1880 Hamilton County, Texas federal census

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Mary C. Moody, Mary C. Moody
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Blackstone Pub. Co.
Language
English
Pages
60

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Subjects

Census, 10th, 1880, Census, 1880, Genealogy, Indexes, Registers of births

Places

Hamilton County, Hamilton County (Tex.), Texas, United States
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Cover of: Every name index to the 1880 Hamilton County, Texas federal census
Every name index to the 1880 Hamilton County, Texas federal census
1997, Blackstone Pub. Co.
in English

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Published in
Arlington, Tex

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Dewey Decimal Class
929/.3764549
Library of Congress
F392.H34 M665 1997

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v, 60 p. :
Number of pages
60

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Open Library
OL708371M
ISBN 10
1884130011
LCCN
97070983
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3889578

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