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Bliven) Company, white paperback) Columbus Gazette) The Bliven Family (Black spiral bound, The Genesis of Your Genealogy Lone Tree, Iowa, Pioneers and Their white cover, Lee A. Bliven) (Yellow paperback, Elizabeth L Nichols) Descendants (Volumes I & II) Lord Family (Jerimiah R. Lord, Lucretia Genealogical Book List (Light blue Mennonites in Iowa, The - 10280 (Blue Lord, David Lord, red paper folder) paper folder) hardback, Melvin Gingerich) A Boulton Family Tree; With Rickey, Blanchard, and Warriner Grafts (George Lincold, Florence Estella Genealogy Is More Than Charts (Lorna Pioneer Days: Columbus City, Iowa, Iowa Rickey Boulton Duane Smith, light blue paperback) Sesquicentennial Thomas Carey Family/William Furman Family/Daniel Winder Family - 4077 (Light blue, silver wire spiral-bound) Genealogy Bulletin (July-August 1996,April-May-June 1994) Presbyterians (Rev George P. Hays) Going To Salt Lake City To Do Family Cotter Genealogy (Black spiral-bound, History Research (J. 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Hayden & Iola Williams) Summer 1987) hardback) The Annals of America (White The Judds: One of America's Pioneer paperback, introduction w/works cited, Families (Tan paperback, Glenn Judd) contents) Lekwa Family, The - 8953 (Verl L. Lekwa, Barbara Jean Lekwa The Handy Book For Genealogists: Sansgaard, James Ernest Sansgaard, Seventh Edition (White hardback, white staple-bound) Everton Publishers The Source: A Guidebook of American Hollis McConahay Family (Red paper Genealogy (White hardback, Johni folder) Cerny) The May Tree (Aletha May Rowley, Washington County Genealogical green plastic binding) Society (Blue binder, Alfred J Fritz) A Genealogy of John Willard Orr and Other Related Families (Orange black- bound, John Willard Orr) An Orr Family History (John Willard Orr, 2002, orange paperback, black spiral bound Ray Pilling Family (Pedigree charts, yellow paper folder) Pine Brothers Aviation Activities 1931- 1953 - 6171 (Floyd and Ernie Pine, white spiral-bound) Pretz-Cutkomp History (Black Binder, Charles Kottcamp) David Ross (1772-1841) Descendants of Bradford County, Pennsylvania (Light blue, black-bound, Pauline F. Smith Pine) Sands Family (Green paper folder, Robert Sandys, beginning 1399) Sands Family (Blue binder, Robert Sandys, beginning 1399) Joseph Smith (1805-1877) Descendants Illinois and Iowa (Yellow, yellow spiral bound) Van Loon Families West (White plastic folder, Nicholas & Rachel Clow, John Van Loom) Vibber Family (Black binder, Russel Vibber) This Is Our Family (Black hardback, Frank and Nancy Wykert) More Sloan Family Sories of the Early 1900's (Yello, Paperback, Frances Sloan Abolt) Wiegand Family Record 1672-2005 (Purple paperback,Henrikus Wiegand II).
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