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
Of the three parts of this work the first comprises the descendants of
François Le Seur, who came from Normandy to Kingston, N. Y., the second,
those of Sebastian Loesher, an early German settler at West Camp, N. Y.,
the third, those of John Lejere, the record of whose marriage in the
Dutch Reformed Church, N. Y., is dated 1723. Church and family records,
old papers, tombstones, public documents and historical works, and
information received from members of the family are the sources of a
well-indexed compilation which will be highly prized by those of the
name. Heavy paper, wide margins, remarkably clear print, are the
typographical features of the volume. Corresponding in quality to these
are the illustrations and binding.
* * * * *
LIFE OF JEFFERSON DILLARD GOODPASTURE; to which is appended a
Genealogy of the Family of JAMES GOODPASTURE. By his sons, A. V. and
W. H. GOODPASTURE. Nashville, Tenn.: CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
PUBLISHING HOUSE. 12mo. pp. 308. Ill.
Judge Goodpasture was born on Buffalo Creek, near Hilham, Tennessee, in
1824. His extensive law practice and his State Senatorship, though
receiving a due share of the biography, are subordinate in interest to
what proved to be the principal enterprise of his career, the
importation of jacks. The description of his travels in Europe when in
search of the animals he had determined to introduce into Tennessee
occupies a large portion of the book, and is very interesting reading.
The James Goodpasture whose genealogy forms the appendix, was one of the
pioneers of Abingdon Settlement, Virginia, whence he emigrated to
Tennessee. Though not written for the public, this memoir of an
unusually busy man will give pleasure to all who like to trace a career
of deserved success.
* * * * *
THE NANCE MEMORIAL. A History of the Nance Family in General, but more
particularly of CLEMENT NANCE, of Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and
descendants, containing Historical and Biographical Records with
Family Lineage. By GEO. W. NANCE. 1904: J. E. BURKE & CO., Printers,
Bloomington, Ill. 8vo. pp. XVI.+354. Ill.
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