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Obituary for Dorothy Pree, Texarkana, ARwww.arkansasonline.com › obituaries › sep › dorothy-pree
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... Ark. and William Clayborne Pree of Texarkana, Ark.; eight grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild and many other ...
William Clayborne Guthrie and wife Eleanor Guthrie Daily ...www.newspapers.com › ... › › Sep › 05 › Page 5
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Clipping found in The Daily Times-News in Burlington, North Carolina on Sep 5, William Clayborne Guthrie and wife Eleanor Guthrie Daily Times ...
Capt.William CLAYBORNE -HIS SHIPS - 17th Century VA & Maryland
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GREETINGS: Maryland and Virginia history books minutely detail the 1600s dispute between Captain William CLAYBORNE and LORD ...
William Claiborne in RareNewspapers.com
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Timothy Hughes Rare & Early Newspapers offers the largest inventory of original historic newspapers for sale, all guaranteed authentic and all at great prices.
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Sep 5, · A Virginia planter, statesman and Puritan, William Clayborne, had set up a trading post and settlement on Kent Island in The island was ...
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A Virginia planter, statesman and Puritan, William Clayborne, had set up a trading post and settlement on Kent Island in The island was ...
Who were the United Brethren?
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Now that it's been 46 years since the Evangelical United Brethren Church and The Methodist Church united to form The United Methodist Church, and 68 years...
[TSL] The Bachelor
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William Clayborne & Isle of Kent: Maryland's First Settlement In the Governor of Virginia authorized William Clayborne, "Secretarie
Commercial Relations of England and Scotland
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In licence, under the Scottish seal, was given to William Clayborne, one of the Council in Virginia, to "keep a course for interchange of trade" with Nova Scotia and New England. Unfortunately the situation of the Scottish colony was ...
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