| Author: | Jim White | ISBN: | 9781257518449 |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com | Publication: | March 13, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Lulu.com | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jim White |
| ISBN: | 9781257518449 |
| Publisher: | Lulu.com |
| Publication: | March 13, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Lulu.com |
| Language: | English |
This book covers 25 generations of the Washington family of England and America. It begins 1190 and runs to after 1900 here in America. In addition to Washington we then added 7 Allied and Collateral family lines including Pope, Broadhurst, Dickens, Bland, Ford, Warner and Townshend, and those families are all proven to their origins, and can be followed here in America. We proved John Washington's first wife and parents, and proved the ancestry of all four of his wives. We documented John Washington of Surry County, and his wife Mary Ford, and included her ancestry. This book will challenge all readers thereto, for we eliminated much speculation with hard records that anyone can, if they try locate and verify on their own. Prior to this Washington Book, we published the Ball Family, which eliminated the famed Ball Family Committee of Pennsylvania Report admitted to the Library of Congress by an act of it in 1900. We included an Appendix to explain.
This book covers 25 generations of the Washington family of England and America. It begins 1190 and runs to after 1900 here in America. In addition to Washington we then added 7 Allied and Collateral family lines including Pope, Broadhurst, Dickens, Bland, Ford, Warner and Townshend, and those families are all proven to their origins, and can be followed here in America. We proved John Washington's first wife and parents, and proved the ancestry of all four of his wives. We documented John Washington of Surry County, and his wife Mary Ford, and included her ancestry. This book will challenge all readers thereto, for we eliminated much speculation with hard records that anyone can, if they try locate and verify on their own. Prior to this Washington Book, we published the Ball Family, which eliminated the famed Ball Family Committee of Pennsylvania Report admitted to the Library of Congress by an act of it in 1900. We included an Appendix to explain.
