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A Third Rutan Family Index
"At least half of the individuals in this volume did not appear in the earlier versions and those mentioned in the earlier versions appear here only if new information on them has come to light."--back cover.
Sussex Branch Tales
Six short stories of the Lackawanna's Sussex Branch set in different parts of its history. Synopsis This delightful book is your ticket to ride on the now defunct Sussex Branch of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. Each of the 6 stories in this volume gives the reader a chance to experience the joy of train travel during different times in the history of Sussex County, New Jersey. Mighty steam engines, picturesque stations, the magic of railroading in Sussex County comes to life. From its humble beginnings in 1854 to its last run in 1966, the Sussex Railroad has fascinated railroad fans of all ages. But what was it really like to ride the rails? Join the citizens of Newton as they celebrate the arrival of the first train to their new station. Follow two children, Emily and Josh, as their first trip turns into an exciting adventure. Ride the last train from Branchville with the ghosts of the past. Imagine what the future might have been. All aboard the Sussex Railroad.
The Observer
Spaselopedus Barinium of the Koplushian Alliance finds himself on a backwards planet called Earth after being kidnapped from his world. After stealing an experimental space craft he returns home only to find his life turned upside down. Can he put things right and find a place where he now fits in?
A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to the U. S. A.
Covers emigration from Scotland to England and Wales from around the 19th century onwards.
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Search for the Underground Railroad in South-Central Ohio, The
The Underground Railroad remains one of America's most ennobling true stories, and the people of Ohio played their part in this heroic endeavor. Suffering a crisis of conscience, Presbyterian minister James Gilliland left his South Carolina home for Red Oak, where he became one of the state's earliest and strongest abolitionists. Peru Township's Richard Dillingham died helping the enslaved escape bondage. In Alum Creek, three generations of the Benedict family risked life and limb doing the same. Quakers Jane and Valentine Nicholson of Clinton County carted many a fugitive to freedom, as did Wilmington Quaker Abraham Allen with his trusty Liberator wagon. Drawing on decades of research, author Tom Calarco uncovers the real tales of our nation's quest for freedom and equality for all.
