GENEALOGY BRITISH ORIGINS OF AMERICAN COLONISTS 1629-1775, DOLLARHIDE, 1997

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GENEALOGY
British Origins of American Colonists 1629-1775, William Dollarhide, 1997
8-1/2" x 11". 63 pages, soft bound, illustrated, name & locality index.
Mentions the 4 migrations groups:
1.East Anglian Puritans to New England 1629-1640
2. West Country Cavaliers and their Servants to the Chesapeake 1640-1675
3. North Midland Quakers to the Delaware Valley 1675-1725
4. British & Scottish Borderers (the so-called "Scotch-Irish") to the American backwoods 1717-1775.
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Vintage Cabinet Photo of
Dr. George Emory Percy (1859-1947)
Born in Portland, ME
Lived in Salem, MA
Partial Descendancy Chart- Some descendants, not necessarily all, of Dr. George Percy
.
George Emory Percy
was born 10 Feb 1859 in Portland, Maine. He was the son of
David Thomas Perry
&
Adrianna  Bosworth
. He married
Helen Robinson
(1861-1923) on 11 Dec 1889.  They lived at 359 Essex St. in Salem for many years.
They had one daughter:
Meriel Percy
(1891 Salem, MA-1967 Dallas, TX), married
George Trotter Van Antwerp
(1882-1966) in 1911.
They had twin daughters, born 15 Dec 1917:
Meriel A. Van Antwerp
(1917-1992), married
John Tucker Northey
.
They had four children, including
Susanne Northey Winch
and
William Northey
(1949-1997)
Elizabeth Van Antwerp
, (1917-1998), married
Lucius Beebe
on 7 Aug 1937 in Salem.
PHOTOGRAPHER: Hussey, Salem, Mass.
OVERALL SIZE:  4-1/4"x 6-1/2"
CONDITION:  Photo itself is in very good to excellent condition. Six thumbtack holes equally spaced around the perimeter of the photo,  affecting both front and back. Mild spotting on reverse. Also writing on reverse, in faint pencil, "Dr. Percy 1880"
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