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Bartley, Scott A. (Editor) Vermont Families in 1791 Vermont (VT) 446.0446.0ve2 Vol.1 Barto, Martha Ford Passamaquoddy, Genealogies of West Isles Families Canada 304.0304.0pa1 Baskin, Forster & Co. Atlas of the State of IN 415.0at1 missing Indiana (IN) 415.0
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