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| Strays Collection Australasia 1987-1992 |
 | A Centennial History of Anderson County, Texas
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| 107 | labors in 1857. His remains in old Antioch | More Details... |
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| A Full History of the Wonderful Career of Moody and Sankey
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| 326 | tune of Antioch. As the stanzas concluded, Mr. Moody | More Details... |
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| A Gazetteer of Indian Territory: (U.S. Geological Survey No. 248, Series F, Geography, 44)
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| 12 | Antioch;. post village in Chickasaw Nation Pauls Valley. | More Details... |
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| A Gazetteer of Virginia and West Virginia
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| 15 | Antioch; post village in Fluvanna County Farmville and Powhatan Railroad. | More Details... |
| 170 | Antioch; post village in Mineral County. | More Details... |
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| A Gazetteer of Virginia, 1904
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| 17 | Antioch; post village in Fluvanna County Farmville and Powhatan Railroad. | More Details... |
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| A Gazetteer of West Virginia, 1904
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| 14 | Antioch; post village in Mineral County. | More Details... |
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| A Historical and Biographical Record of the Territory of Arizona
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| 613 | education. Later he entered Antioch Col- to present | More Details... |
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| A History of Methodism in Alabama
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| 195 | 13, 1819, of four churches, Antioch, Bethel, Elim, and Beho- | More Details... |
| 478 | ley's, Alexandria, Antioch, Chinnabee Murphree's Ohatchee, | More Details... |
| 483 | Antioch east of the Town of Talladega five six miles. | More Details... |
| 483 | to establish Antioch. Through the payment of dollar for the | More Details... |
| 483 | support of the ministry, "Antioch Society " went the Rec- | More Details... |
| 483 | Committee appointed to build church at Antioch. | More Details... |
| 494 | Plains in Benton County, and Antioch, Bethel, Chinnabee, | More Details... |
| 500 | 16, 1843, having been recommended by the Society at Antioch | More Details... |
| 500 | Antioch, local preacher. | More Details... |
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| A Memorial of Andrew J. Shipman, his Life and Writings |
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| Showing 41 Matche(s) of total 10622 for Arkansas Reference |
| A Biographical History of the County of Litchfield, Connecticut: Containing Biographical Sketches of Distinguished Natives and Residents of the County
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| 175 | the Arkansas country, as to. rise surrounded by former | More Details... |
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| A Biography of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
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| 470 | moderate succession, Arkansas, Georgia, Alabama, North Caro- | More Details... |
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| A Book Lover's Holidays in the Open (Theodore Roosevelt) |
| A Brief History of Logan County, Colorado with Reminiscences by Pioneers
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| 15 | and explored farther into the wilds of what is Arkansas, and | More Details... |
| 16 | distance, thence turning directly south to the Arkansas and to | More Details... |
| 18 | Arkansas River, and to explore the mountains of what later became | More Details... |
| 18 | tiresome repetition. Upon reaching the Arkansas River, the party | More Details... |
| 21 | miles and down the front along the Platte and Arkansas | More Details... |
| 54 | The lowest point in Colorado is at Holly the Arkansas River, | More Details... |
| 308 | and Arkansas rivers, infested with bands of wild horses. They | More Details... |
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| A Catalogue of the Names of the Early Puritan Settlers of the Colony of Connecticut |
| A Centennial History of Anderson County, Texas
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| 32 | tions of Arkansas and Louisiana. Of this table | More Details... |
| 75 | Louisiana and Arkansas; under Capt. W. H. | More Details... |
| 150 | Jones, of Arkansas, Mrs. John Spencer of | More Details... |
| 272 | he resident of Arkansas. In 1 854, he moved | More Details... |
| 274 | He is native of Arkansas, but has been resi- | More Details... |
| 274 | Gulley of Prescott, Arkansas. Two children born | More Details... |
| 320 | had Texas from Camden, Arkansas in | More Details... |
| 363 | Murfreesboro Arkansas, where he published | More Details... |
| 364 | Pike County, Arkansas. In January 1930, he | More Details... |
| 365 | Murfreesboro High School, Arkansas; ex-student | More Details... |
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| A Diary From Dixie, As Written By Mary Boykin Chesnut
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| 175 | Western Arkansas, where the Confederates defeated, and March | More Details... |
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| A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U.S.A
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| 242 | of James Morgan, solicitor, and Clementina Kyd. Died Selma, Arkansas. | More Details... |
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| A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U.S.A., Volume 1
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| 242 | of James Morgan, solicitor, and Clementina Kyd. Died Selma, Arkansas. | More Details... |
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| A Diplomat's Wife in Mexico
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| 384 | Later got the inclosed radio from the Arkansas | More Details... |
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