The magazine of history with notes and queries (Vol. I, No. 5, May 1905)Various
History
The magazine of history with notes and queries (Vol. I, No. 5, May 1905)
Various
History -- Periodicals; United States -- History -- Periodicals
It is stated in the preface that, though many circumstances render it
probable, yet the connection between the German William and the English
John Anthony has not been established as certain. John was the grandson
of Dr. Francis Anthony, the celebrated physician and chemist, whose
“potable gold” was proclaimed by him as a cure for all diseases. Another
famous person connected with the Anthony family was Gilbert Stuart, the
artist, of whom a biography of considerable length is furnished.
Biographical sketches, indeed, are frequent, one of Susan B. Anthony
being particularly noticeable. Appended to the genealogy are extracts
from the Vital Records of Rhode Island relating to the Anthonys,
followed by a chapter on the Nova Scotia branch. The illustrations are
chiefly portraits, among them, however, being a coat-of-arms in color.
There is a good index, and typographically the volume is fine.
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HISTORY, GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL, OF THE MOLYNEUX FAMILIES. By
NELLIE ZADA RICE MOLYNEUX. Syracuse, N. Y.: C. W. BARDEEN,
Publisher. 1904. Square 8vo. pp. 370. Ill.
Robert Molyneux, known as the “Comte de Meulin,” is the ancestor whose
descendants are recorded in this volume. “The Lineage of the English
Branch,” “Lineage of the Irish Branch,” “Molyneux of the West Indies,”
“Staffordshire and Sussex Branches,” and “Unclassified”—these sections
together with one entitled simply “Molyneux,” form the principal
divisions of the work. The last-named chapter contains the Molyneux of
America. The name is associated with aristocracy, and persons and places
of high degree are frequently described. The list of authorities
preceding the genealogy shows a large proportion of works on the peerage
of Great Britain. The genealogy possesses, therefore, much historical
interest, the narrative portion of the work equalling in extent that of
the vital statistics. The appendix is a specimen of the literary talent
of a Molyneux, entitled “Gleanings After a Harvest of Twenty Years in
Roman Fields.” The index is full, the print beautifully clear, and the
margins wide.
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LASHER GENEALOGY. In three parts. Edition of two hundred copies. New
York: C. S. WILLIAMS. 1904. 8vo. pp. 270. Ill. Map. Price $3.60.
Apply to Publisher, 16 Rivington St., New York City.
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