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What you can learn about each individual varies. For
the most part, however, you can learn an ancestor's birth date, baptism date,
marriage date, occupation, and death date. Many times, you can learn information
about an individual's education, disposition, and physical characteristics.
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This Family Archive contains electronically searchable
text of the pages of the First and the Third Series of William Richard
Cutter's New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial. Originally
published by the Genealogical Publishing Company, the eight volumes
that make up these series contain information on nearly 2000 families
and approximately 20,000 individuals with genealogical ties to New England.
Each family history is traced forward from the oldest known ancestor
of the line to the family member featured in the sketch for whom a biography
is provided. This sketch is frequently followed by additional, family
lines that link to the subject of the essay. The essays cover New England
from the colonial period through the early twentieth century -- many lineages
go back to the sixteenth century and others contain Mayflower connections
and ties to early Puritan settlers. They illustrate the influence of New
England on the settlement of the states to the west.
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