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A Method Making Possible the Utilization of an Illinois Joint Clay, by A.V. Bleininger and F.E. Layman. an Attempt to Determine the Amount of Heat Uti
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METHOD MAKING POSSIBLE THE UTI
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A Genealogy and History of Descendants of Jacob Flora, Senior, of Franklin County, Virginia
Joseph J. Flory, the father of Jacob, came from the German Palatinate in 1733 and settled in Pennsylvania. Jacob was probably born in Maryland not later than 1760 and appears in Virginia by 1786. Joseph may have been French originally because he is noted as a Hugenot.
