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BIOGRAPHY OF MARJORIE WARVELLE HARBAUGH
A biography including autobiography of Marjorie Warvelle Harbaugh,1897-1982, daughter of George William Warvelle,1851-1940, noted Chicago Law Professor and author of many legal volumes still found in law libraries.
BIOGRAPHY: GEORGE WILLIAM WARVELLE
A biography of George William Warvelle, L.L.D.,1852-1940; noted Chicago Professor of Law, philosopher, legal scholar and author of many legal volumes still in print and found in contemporary law libraries
SIX-MIX ONLINE PUBLISHING
This book details six easy steps to publish your book online with LuLu.com. The author has researched all the online publishers and none beats LuLu for high quality inexpensive publishing.
HARBAUGH FAMLY PICTORIAL HISTORY
An illustrated history of the Marion Dwight Harbaugh and Marjorie Warvelle Harbaugh Family, Ancestors and Descendants.
MEMOIRS
Life's Adventures of Daniel W. Harbaugh; One of 'The Race Of Men That Don't Fit In'
WARVELLE REFLECTIONS
Poetry of the three Warvelle Sisters, Effie, Florence and Marjorie. in Old Chicago in the 1900's
HARBAUGH WRITINGS
This is a compilation of the writings by or about the Harbaugh Family. The goal is to give the reader a glimpse of the real people these ancestors and relatives were; including Grandfather Malendez Harbaugh, Grandmother Alice Harbaugh, Aunt Harriet Harbaugh, Aunt Lucile Noland, Aunt Effie Warvelle, Father Marion Dwight Harbaugh and Mother Marjorie Warvelle Harbaugh. Relevant writings from other relations are also included.
MEMOIRS - SYLVIA HARBAUGH ROUNTREE
Memoirs of Sylvia Harbaugh Rountree. Miniature maker. Proprietor of 'The Doll's Cobbler'.
REMEMBRANCE MYRA PEPPERS WELLER
Myra Peppers Weller (1856 -1943) was first born of 9 children to Mary Ellen Prettyman Peppers and her husband John, Peppers in Pekin, Illinois, Sept. 7, 1856. At the age of three she traveled with her parents in a covered wagon to a homestead in Iowa, where eight more children were born to these hardy pioneers.This is a book of Myra's life and times, and a book of Myra's essays on her travels and experiences. Relevant photos and notes have been added to the text where appropriate.
