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 | A Twentieth Century History of Allegan County, Michigan
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| 546 | Hulda (Wolcott) Billings. their removal to Allegan county from the | More Details... |
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 | Afro-Louisiana History & Genealogy 1719-1820 |
| An Illustrated History of the State of Montana
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| 187 | town of Billings, the county seat of Yellowstone county, Captain Mills descended from English and Holland | More Details... |
| 372 | the professional ranks in this almost boundless West. of Yellowstone county, Montana, is resident of Billings. | More Details... |
| 432 | Head county, in which official capacity he is serving. Billings in 1890, but resigned that and other positions to | More Details... |
| 536 | children all living, subject being the oldest. of Billings and Yellowstone county is the firm of P. | More Details... |
| 616 | Commissioners of Yellowstone county, also member of Aldemar Commander No. 5, F. & A. M., at Billings, and, | More Details... |
| 668 | Denis Collins born in county Cork, Ireland, in 1831, located in Billings, Montana, in the spring of 1783, when | More Details... |
| 883 | Territory in 1864. Billings, born in Maurice county, Canada, in 1854, | More Details... |
| 887 | Billings, born in Washington county, Ohio, in 1860, teacher in the public schools of that State, and taught for | More Details... |
| 889 | Fred H. Foster, Mayor of Billings, born in Min- port, Cass county, Indiana, May 7, 1853. His | More Details... |
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| Early History of Duchesne County: Preserved by the Duchesne Chapter of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
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| 200 | dent of Theodore Camp, Mrs. Billings. Mrs. M. J. Edwards, county | More Details... |
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| Early Marriage Records: Clackamas County, Wasco County, Oregon |
| Everton's Genealogical Helper
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| 171 | LANGLEY. Elizabeth B., County Historian and Genealogist, Rt. 1, Billings, Mo. 65610. "Stone Co Mo Early Marriages, 1851-1900" indexed - $5.00. "1870 Benton Co Ark U. S. Census" 3 vols, indexed, complete set - $10.00. "Stone Co Mo Cemetery Records", Indexed, $4.50. &qu | More Details... |
| 39 | Custer Avenue, Billings, MT 59102. Desr and xch info. Ireland: FEGAN, County Down; LYNCH, CONNELL, CONNON, TORMEY, County Cavan; KEEGAN, MICHAN, County West m eath; Germany: MEHREN 8 , HINRICHS, Oldenburg; G EHRKEN, GRASHORN, LUSCHEN, ABRAHAM, Wardenburg, WOLTERMANN, BRUNDIERS, REINERS, DREES, BE | More Details... |
| 155 | 541 Park Lane, Billings, MT 59102. Seeking info on Alfred HUMPHREYS, m Nancy PASC HA LL, Caswell County, NC 1825; COLBOTH (COLBOUGH, COLBROTH, CALBAUGH) listed 1796 Carter Co, Tenn; Wilson HENDERSON 'Chester Co, SC 1790; Larkin T. SMYTH, b 1800 Va to Tenn to III; GREER, HOOKER, Wilson Co, Ten | More Details... |
| 88 | Gay and Albert Kowallis are, at this writing, conducting the following workshops: They began on Tuesday, August 29th in Billings, Montana where they met with the Yellowstone Genealogy Forum. Then on Saturday, September 2, 1978 the Guernsey County Chapter, Ohio Genealogi- cal Society sponsored a wo | More Details... |
| 96 | "In part it is the purpose of this volume to present to the present generation as well as to succeeding generations many of the names of such as were identified with the early and more recent history of the county, including pioneer, civil, ecclesiastical, educational, commercial, agricultura | More Details... |
| 154 | 481-98 AMASA BILLINGS (1796 - ca. 1887) A PIONEER OF MASON COUNTY, MICHIGAN. A Probable Line Of Descent Seven Genera- tions From Nathaniel BILLINGS of Concord, Massachusetts. 1983. By Maren LaGUIRE 362 Alla m anda Circle, Venice, FL 33595. Soft cover, 8V a x11 inches, clasp bound, 46 pages, indexed | More Details... |
| 154 | The inspiration for the beginning of this record was a baby book. Filling in data for ancestors of the new baby for the first two generations was easy, but information prior to that required interviewing living grandparents. This became such a pleasur- able and meaningful task that the search was c | More Details... |
| 141 | additional workshops during the months of September, October and November in the following areas: Livingston County, Michigan; Beaver County, Pennsylvania; Norfolk, Virginia; Saint Mary's County, Mary- land; Hampden County, Massachu- setts; Middlesex County, Massachu- setts; Newburyport, Massa | More Details... |
| 136 | 503-39 YELLOWSTONE COUNTY, MONTANA CEMETERIES. Volume I. 1984. Compiled by The Yellowstone Genealogy Forum of Bill- ings, Montana , c / o The Par m ly Billings Library, 510 Nort h Broadway, Billings, MT | More Details... |
| 45 | Cemeteries of Yellowstone County Volume I, 125 pages, outside Billings | More Details... |
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| History of Belfast, Maine
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| 351 | Seaside Grange, No. 243, was instituted in April, 188 $ , and first occupied a hall over Frank Billings Kn owlto n 's store, on High Street , Belfast. In 1891, it had a hall on Field Street. An other hall, sixty five by thirty feet, was built on Field Street , in 1895, and dedicated the fol | More Details... |
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| History of Iowa County, Wisconsin
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| 773 | county spent in what is the town of Highland. Mr Billings to the county | More Details... |
| 932 | $ 25 per acre; born in Centerville, this county, in 1848 his father, Henry M. Billings, who born i | More Details... |
| 932 | now owned by his John H. John H. Billings married to Annie Goodsell, native of this county | More Details... |
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| History of New London County, Connecticut with Biographical Sketches of Many of Its Pioneers and Prominent Men
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| 299 | Upon the organization of the New London County Mr. Billings is not politician, but he is always | More Details... |
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| History of Onondaga County, New York
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| 613 | earliest members. Rev. Isaac Puffer, W. Billings, living in Alleghany county, N. Y. Mr. | More Details... |
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| A Catalogue of the Names of the Early Puritan Settlers of the Colony of Connecticut
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| 75 | of David, son of Robert, Sen., m. Elizabeth Billings, and settled in | More Details... |
| 102 | Richard Billings, | More Details... |
| 193 | Blackman, Marie Booth, Jo. Butler, Richard Brooks, Jo. Billings, | More Details... |
| 195 | Rev. Mr. Billings. Ruth Bemis, wife of Daniel, admitted to the | More Details... |
| 221 | BILLING, BILLINGS, RICHARD, was not as early a settler at | More Details... |
| 222 | BILLINGS, WILLIAM, REV , (supposed from Hadley, Mass.) | More Details... |
| 222 | cluding Mr. Billings. He continued there until his death. The | More Details... |
| 222 | Mr. Billings had children; William, b. March 20, 1 7 2 5 - 6 ; Be- | More Details... |
| 222 | Billings d. May 20, 1733, and was interred at Hampton. He did | More Details... |
| 222 | BILLINGS, B E T H I A H , widow of Rev. William, m. for her 2d | More Details... |
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| A Gazetteer of the State of Maine
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| 202 | senter, installed. The first white child was Timothy Billings, | More Details... |
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| A Gazetteer of the State of Maine with Numerous Illustrations
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| 199 | senter, installed. The first white child was Timothy Billings, | More Details... |
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| A Gazetteer of the State of Massachusetts, 1874
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| 84 | there were 50 families ; and Mr. Billings was that year dismissed for his | More Details... |
| 124 | historian. William Billings (1746-1800), one of the earliest | More Details... |
| 175 | village itself is beautifully situated in a valley between Billings's Hill | More Details... |
| 177 | pastor is the Rev. Richard S. Billings; and a Methodist church, under | More Details... |
| 221 | affording water-power), and Billings's Brook and Furnace Brook, both | More Details... |
| 242 | The first minister of t he town was Edward Billings, settled in 1754: | More Details... |
| 291 | Henry W. Shaw ("Josh Billings "), humorist and popular lecturer, | More Details... |
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| A Gazetteer of the State of Massachusetts.
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| 37 | ward " Billings, who was ordained i n | More Details... |
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| A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America |
| A History of Goodhue County, Minnesota
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| 202 | Br i nggold; vice president, J. H. Dierks cashier, H. H. Billings. | More Details... |
| 259 | H. H. Billings; F. T. Birkholz. | More Details... |
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| A History of Henry County, Virginia
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| 21 | Thomas Jones, Abraham Moore, James Billings, John | More Details... |
| 27 | P.; Burge, Laki Burge, Wm.; Brock, T. F.; Billings, P. | More Details... |
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| A History of Industrial Paterson
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| 363 | gentlemen, named Williams and Billings, respectively, formed the " Union Manu- | More Details... |
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| A History of Izard County Arkansas
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| 108 | W. Ha 1935-39; C. C. Aylor, 1939-41; W. E. Billings- | More Details... |
| 108 | A. C. Dixon, 1890-94; W. K. Estes, 1894-1900; E. A. Billings- | More Details... |
| 117 | There six R. D. Harris and W. E. Billings- | More Details... |
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