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Genealogy and History of the Family TOWNSEND
Contents - 8 Complete Searchable Publications on one CD
1. Genealogy of the Townshend-Townsend
Family, Copy of typewritten book by Reily Leon Townseng. The first page states this
is the second printing, containing over 4,000 names in the index. These
are the descendants of John Townshend of Virginia beginning in 1732, copy
originally purchased from Emerson Books, El Cajon, CA
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2. Notes on the Townsend family Salem, by Henry F.Waters, Printed for the Essex Institute,
1883, 44 pgs.
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3. Townsend genealogy : a record of the descendants of
John Townsend, 1743-1821, and of his wife, Jemima Travis, 1746-1832, by Cleveland Abbe, New York: F. Allaben Genealogical
Co., 1909, 106 pgs.
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4. The direct ancestry and posterity of Judge Charles Townsend,
a pioneer of Buffalo, N.Y. : with biographies of the individuals of the
nineteen successive generations thus included, and other matters of interest
to the Townsend family Orange, by Charles Townsend, N.J., 1897, 62 pgs.
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5. The genealogy and history of the Solomon Townsend family,
1754-1962 : concerning Solomon Townsend and his wife Rachel Howell,
Virginia born children of Revolutionary War soldiers, their forbears and
progeny, the settlement founded by them in Columbia Township, Meigs County,
Ohio in 1819, and including a genealogical chart of eight generations of
their family covering the period 1754 to 1962, by Hollis L. Townsend, Private print.,
1962, 203 pgs.
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6. A memorial of John, Henry, and Richard Townsend, and
their descendants Kerrville, Tex., by James Cock Townsend, Braswell Print.
Co., 1969, 293 pgs.
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7. Townsend-Townshend, 1066-1909 : the history, genealogy
and alliances of the English and American house of Townsend, by Margaret Townsend, New York: Press of Broadway
Pub. Co., 1909, 141 pgs.
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8. William Townsend of Tyringham, Massachusetts : his
ancestors and descendants, with allied lines, Tolman, Sill, Skinner, Hitchcock,
by Marian Sill
Cummings, Bennett
and Hiller
East Cleveland, Ohio: Waterbury Press, 1932, 55 pgs.
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