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 | Annibali Family Photo Album
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 | Ayer Family Photo Album
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 | Ayer vs. James
Lawsuit to settle the estates of Jane Francis James and Clemens James: The Ayers were not suing the James family, just going to court to hold of the creditors until the estate could be disposed of properly.
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 | Bemporad Family Photo Album
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 | Hertz Family Photo Album
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 | Huisberg Family Album
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| 8 |
 | Ira Ayer I
Documents and newspaper clippings
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| Ira Ayer II
Documents and newspaper clippings
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 | James Family Photo Album
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 | MacMahan Island, Maine
Grandma's trip to MacMahan Island in the early 20s
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 | Memorial toIra Ayer1802-1889
And A History of Company A of the 116th Regiment of the New York Volunteer Infantry by LeRoy S. Oatman 1890
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 | Phillips Family Photo Album
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 | Project Ayer
Letters and documents from the Ayer and James families
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 | Ramon Oscar Williams
Documents and newspaper clippings
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 | Rear Admiral Adriaan van Daalen
Newspaper accounts and other items mostly about saving his 74 gun ship of the line the Waterloo in 1827. He was named "ridders van den Nederlandschen Leeuw" which means "knight of the Dutch Lion", the highest civilian honor he could receive. It was a civilian honor because he was not in battle.
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 | Reminiscences from The Life of a Pioneer by Ira Ayer I
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 | Scholtz Family Photo Album
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 | Stansas
During a particularly rough trans-Atlantic crossing Jane Francis wrote Stansas, a poem documenting the account. It was written on the 1855 maiden voyage of the ship The Lillies from St. Johns, New Brunswick to Liverpool.
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 | Statius Muller Family Photo Album
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 | The Bradley Family and the Indians
Compiled by Bill Scholtz
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| The James Family
1810 to 1900 by Bill Scholtz
The story of the James family from their origin in Wales, through their moves to New Brunswick, Canada, Richmond, Virginia and Washington, DC during the Civil War, back to Virginia until the family scatters toward the end of the century.
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| van Daalen Family Album
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| Williams Family Photo Album
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