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Gary Tucker, Author, West Virginia Family Histories, 2023/2024

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Histories of the Shell/Schell family of the Northern Neck region of Virginia and West Virginia, the John and Betsy (Walker) Tucker family of the Northern Neck region of present-day West Virginia, the Martin and Ann (Giboney) McNemar family of the present-day Hardy/Grant County area of West Virginia, the Joseph (1777-1860) and Ruth McNemar family of Knobley Mountain in present-day Grant County, West Virginia, the Joseph Walker (1753-1834) family of present-day Grant County, WV, and the John Bishop family of Berks County, Pennsylvania.

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Gary Tucker, Author, West Virginia Family Histories, 2023/2024 0.04 Gigabytes 7 .pdf files 0.04 Linear Feet 1 folder, 0.5 in.

Tucker, Gary

Histories of the Shell/Schell family of the Northern Neck region of Virginia and West Virginia, the John and Betsy (Walker) Tucker family of the Northern Neck region of present-day West Virginia, the Martin and Ann (Giboney) McNemar family of the present-day Hardy/Grant County area of West Virginia, the Joseph (1777-1860) and Ruth McNemar family of Knobley Mountain in present-day Grant County, West Virginia, the Joseph Walker (1753-1834) family of present-day Grant County, WV, and the John Bishop family of Berks County, Pennsylvania.

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