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'''Publication date:''' 1977<br/> | '''Publication date:''' 1977<br/> | ||
'''Topics:''' genealogy<br/> | '''Topics:''' genealogy<br/> | ||
'''Author:''' | '''Author:'''; [[Ethel Evans Albert|Albert, Ethel Evans,]] <br/> | ||
'''Language:''' English<br/> | '''Language:''' English<br/> | ||
[[File:Southwest_Virginia_Kin_Vol._1.pdf|Southwest Virginia Kin Vol. 2<br>Hendricks, Gibson, Garrett, Nash, Heburn, and Buckles|right|thumb]]<br> | [[File:Southwest_Virginia_Kin_Vol._1.pdf|Southwest Virginia Kin Vol. 2<br>Hendricks, Gibson, Garrett, Nash, Heburn, and Buckles|right|thumb]]<br> | ||
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Ethel Evans Albert has done some really great work here, and the first two chapters of Volume 1 (Evans and Ferrell) capture a tremendous amount of detail about the ancestors. Not only does she present a very comprehensive family tree, she has tax and land/deed source citations to backup here claims. I haven't had a chance to run all of that to ground yet, but it is a richly detailed piece of work that I expect will aid myself, and anyone tracing these lines, for some time to come.<br> | Ethel Evans Albert has done some really great work here, and the first two chapters of Volume 1 (Evans and Ferrell) capture a tremendous amount of detail about the ancestors. Not only does she present a very comprehensive family tree, she has tax and land/deed source citations to backup here claims. I haven't had a chance to run all of that to ground yet, but it is a richly detailed piece of work that I expect will aid myself, and anyone tracing these lines, for some time to come.<br> | ||
I have tried to not only capture a digital version of this books here for fellow researchers, but I captured the two most relevant (to my line) chapters in optical character recognition, and then worked through to clean up the text as the binding was a bit problematic. Here I am dedicating full pages to those transcripts.<br> | I have tried to not only capture a digital version of this books here for fellow researchers, but I captured the two most relevant (to my line) chapters in optical character recognition, and then worked through to clean up the text as the binding was a bit problematic. Here I am dedicating full pages to those transcripts. Chapter One focuses on William Evans and Chapter Two on William Ferrell.<br> | ||
[[SW VA Kin Transcript Chapters One and Two|Transcript Chapter One through Two pages 1-179]]<br> | [[SW VA Kin Transcript Chapters One and Two|Transcript Chapter One through Two pages 1-179]]<br> | ||
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Southwest Virginia Kin or get a local version from the links to the right.
Publication date: 1977
Topics: genealogy
Author:; Albert, Ethel Evans,
Language: English
Ethel Evans Albert has done some really great work here, and the first two chapters of Volume 1 (Evans and Ferrell) capture a tremendous amount of detail about the ancestors. Not only does she present a very comprehensive family tree, she has tax and land/deed source citations to backup here claims. I haven't had a chance to run all of that to ground yet, but it is a richly detailed piece of work that I expect will aid myself, and anyone tracing these lines, for some time to come.
I have tried to not only capture a digital version of this books here for fellow researchers, but I captured the two most relevant (to my line) chapters in optical character recognition, and then worked through to clean up the text as the binding was a bit problematic. Here I am dedicating full pages to those transcripts. Chapter One focuses on William Evans and Chapter Two on William Ferrell.