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Chronicon Anglicanum
Published in 1875, this collection of texts composed in thirteenth-century England presents a rich mixture of medieval historical narratives.
The Coggeshall Gang
During the 1840s the inhabitants of the Coggeshall area of Essex were terrorised by a gang of burglars. Using newspaper reports and also criminal and transportation records this book follows the Gangsters' careers from petty criminals to armed burglars who treated their victims with the utmost savagery. Upon conviction they were sent to Australia where three of them made their fortunes. Where possible "The Coggeshall Gang" tells their stories in their own words, and examines the penal and transportation systems of the Victorian era, as well as the social conditions of the time.
Slaughter and Price Genealogy
Jesse Slaughter (b.ca.1763) married Mary (Polly) Rollins about 1800 in Virginia, and in 1850 were living in Jackson County, Virginia (later West Virginia). John M. Price and his wife, Nici, moved from North Carolina to Clinton County, Ohio, where they were living in 1850. These are the earliest paternal-line ancestors located thusfar for the authors. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, New England, Ohio, Florida and elsewhere. Includes some lines of ancestry in England back to Magna Carta years in the 1200s.
The Genealogy of Several Allied Families
Families in La. and Miss. of English, French, German and Spanish descent.
