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Handwritten notes on the Brewster family who settled in Cornwall, Connecticut.

Typewritten narrative of the Brinton family of Salisbury, Connecticut that talks about the earliest generations in North America and how they settled in Connecticut in the 18th century. The end of the document has a partial genealogy of the family…

Typewritten record of the Brooks family that settled throughout parts of Massachusetts. The document is largely a list of family members with some basic biographical information about each.

The collected information (at the time) about the Brossman family that settled in Berks County, Pennsylvania in the early 18th century. The start of the document includes correspondence from Schuyler C. Brossman to the Ferguson Library in response to…

Typewritten record of the Brown family that settled throughout parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire in the 17th century. The document has transcriptions from family Bibles, and biographical information about the family members.

Family lineage information about the Bownson and Bronson families that settled in Hartford and Waterbury, Connecticut in the 17th century.

Family heritage notes from the Bruce family in Trumbull, Connecticut starting in the 19th century through to the mid-20th century. Only details births, deaths, and marriages.

Collection of research documents and correspondence about the Buell family, a branch of which settled in Windsor, Connecticut in the 17th century.
The documents contained are:
"The Beville Family of Huntingdonshire"
Wills and inventories for…

Two newsletters from the Burnett Family Genealogical Association in Chamblee, Georgia. The newsletter was developed to try and establish a central point for selecting and distributing information about the Burnett family ancestry. It has notes about…

Heritage notes for the Burr family that settled in and around Connecticut in the 17th century. This document is a copy of notes loaded by Charles H. Austin of Stamford, Connecticut in May of 1961.