Some Branches of the Workman Tree

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  • Author : Ralph Hall Sayre
  • Release Date : 1979
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  • Pages : 480
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  • File Size : 60,60 MB
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Some Branches of the Workman Tree by Ralph Hall Sayre PDF Summary

Book Description: Abraham Workman (fl. 1736-1758) lived in New Jersey and moved to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania before 1749. "His name is found on a list of 1758 renters living in the borough of Oxford, Chester co., Pennsylvania." Descendants lived in Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia and elsewhere. Includes details of other Workmans, where relationship is not traced.

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