Long; Searching for Family History in the 1800s

Long; Searching for Family History in the 1800s

by Barbara Elliott Adams

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Early (1800s) handwritten (transcribed) notes and correspondence by Emma Long Smith who is trying to qualify for the Daughters of the American Revolution. There were two Thomas Hurds from New England which caused some confusion.

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