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099 $aCDROM$a929.2$aDurbin
100 1 $aCarson, Betty Jewell Durbin.
245 14 $aThe Durbin and Logsdon genealogy$h[computer file] /$cBetty Jewell Durbin Carson.
246 3 $aHeritage Books archives, The Durbin and Logsdon genealogy
246 34 $aDurbin and Logsdon geneaolgy with related families, 1626-2000
246 30 $aDurbin genealogy
246 30 $aLogsdon genealogy
250 $a3rd rev. ed.
260 $aBowie, Md. :$bHeritage Books, Inc.,$cc2001.
300 $a1 computer laser optical disc ;$c4 3/4 in.
538 $aSystem requirements: IBM-compatible PC; Windows 3.1 or CD for Windows 95 ; Adobe Acrobat Reader ; monitor with resolution 800x600 ; CD-ROM drive ; mouse.
500 $aTitle from disc label.
500 $aThis CD-ROM contains contains new material and combines all of the overlapping information found in Mrs. Carson's preceding Durbin-Logsdon genealogies.
500 $aIncludes indexes.
520 $aThomas Durbin was the immigrant ancestor and American progenitor who came to this country with the colony brought over by Lord Baltimore in 1638. He had at least two children, Christopher and William, who were both born in Baltimore, Maryland. The first known Logsdon in America was William who came over with Captain Smith in 1674, landing in Virginia. A full name index and many pictures highlight this edition.
590 $aCAT 11/30/01 X(gcr)
600 30 $aDurbin family.
600 30 $aLogsdon family.
710 2 $aHeritage Books, Inc.
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