Articles related to "Family Bible Records"

These Appleton family Bible records, purchased at a Boston bookshop in 1950, ended up in the Princeton University Library, a place genealogists would not be apt to look.

Family Bible records are among the most prized records sought by genealogists. They often link three to five generations. Here are records from a Bacon family Bible.

The Blaisdells are an old York County, Maine family. These Bible records may help family researchers with their genealogy in a family with many Ebenezers and Elijahs.

Gorham family Bible Records found in the vault of a library in Norwich, NY, give birth, marriage and death dates, the data genealogists use to build family trees.

Nancy Choroszy moved into a home in Saco, Maine, where she found an old Higgins family Bible with the data genealogists consider a bonanza.

These Phinney Family Bible records were started by Zenas Phinney (1752-1848) of Massachusetts. He kept them in a Bible printed in 1815.

Family researchers value hard-to-find Bible records because of the genealogical data they reveal. These Bible records are for a Stover family living at Cape Neddick, ME.

These Titcomb and Merrill birth, marriage and death records were copied more than 50 years ago from three family Bibles and are a treasure trove for family researchers.

Genealogists love to find family Bible records and here are two sets of them for the Corbet family of Mendon and New Braintree, MA.

The USGenWeb is a free genealogy website whose resources include vital records; obituary, Bible & cemetery transcriptions, local photos & histories; court & land records.

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