Branches of the Bay Bookshop Family History Books for Upper Shore Families
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Buy	Title: Colonial Maryland Families of John and Charles Hollingsworth NEW Author: Betty Jackson Price: $20.00 postpaid To Buy: send your order to Betty Jackson, 2203 West Norwich, Fresno, CA 93705
Buy	Title: The Leonard and Allied Families 1681-1981, Twig and Turf I Author: R. Bernice Leonard Price: $35.00 postpaid Contents: Back in Print!! 300 years of a complete history of the Leonard family of Talbot County and allied families of the Upper Shore. Not just a genealogy!
Buy	Title: The Bartlett and Allied Family, Twig and Turf II Author: R. Bernice Leonard Price: $35.00 postpaid Contents: A complete history of the Bartlett family along with Newnam, Emory, Register, Dixon, George, Hopkins, Trew, Lamb, Atkinson, Plummer, Skinner, Lane, Saulsbury, Milton, Lowe, Lambdin, Wrightson, McDaniel, Collison, Powell, Bowers, Sherwood, Thomas, Kemp, Kenton, Wilson and more. The Bartlett family was based in Talbot County but includes this family and more covering the Upper Shore.
Buy	Title: Clough's Chance Author: Trish Surles and Dottie Phillippe Price: $55.00 postpaid Contents: Remembering bygone generations of the Clough/Clow Family on the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Delaware. Includes over 500 pages, full color family crests, 140 photos, hardbound and printed on acid free paper to last for generations to come. Indexed. Clough's Chance documents historical accounts of the children of Nathaniel and Susannah Clough, plantations owners, circa 1700, who made their home of the Eastern Shore of Maryland. The Clough's had three sons: John Clough, the eldest who settled in Caroline County, Maryland; Cheney Clow, certainly the most notorious at the time; and James Clow well known property owner in the Templeville, Maryland area. The son Cheney Clow, was hanged for murder in Dover, Delaware, after being acquitted of treason during the Revolutionary War. Actual court records of his and other family members' activities are reproduced within the text of this book. Clough's Chance was one of several parcels of land owned by James Clow in the early 1800's. The Authors borrowed the name for their book in tribute to all Clough/Clow family members.
Buy	Title: And Then There Were Collisons Author: Irma S. Harper Price: $25.00 Contents: The first six generations of the Collison and allied families of Talbot and Dorchester Counties. Complete transcripts of documents.
Buy	Title: And Then There Were Orems NEW Author: Irma S. Harper Price: $25.00 Contents: Complete research with maps and complete transcriptions of documents for the Orem family of Talbot County
Buy	Title: And Then There Were Sinclairs NEW Author: Irma S. Harper Price: $25.00 Contents: Complete research material with maps and transcriptions of documents for the Sinclair family of Talbot County
Buy	Title: And Then There Were Rathells NEW Author: Irma S. Harper Price: $25.00 Contents: Complete research material with maps and transcriptions of documents for the Rathell family of Talbot County

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