Genealogical history of the family of Alexander Bothwell : with additional biographical data concerning the related pioneer families of Captain John Potter, Andrew Scott and George Claypool : based on an original 33-page paper by James Latimer Bothwell, mimeographed in 1947/ revised and expanded by John Luse Scott ; in collaboration with Mary Estelle Sanders Furniss ... [et al.]
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The 1947 work by James Latimer Bothwell was entitled "Alexander Bothwell I and related families.".
Includes index.
Alexander Bothwell (d.1811) emigrated in 1792 from Scotland to New Geneva, Pennsylvania, and married Catherine Hogan (Hagen) in 1782. Descendants and relatives lived in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Kansas, Oklahoma, Idaho, California and elsewhere.
Includes Gilmore, Jones, Knapp, Mohnasmith, Webb and related families.
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| Genealogical history of the family of Alexander Bothwell | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 1454563 Item 2 | 7959320 |
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| Genealogical history of the family of Alexander Bothwell | Granite Mountain Record Vault | United States & Canada Film | 1454563 Item 2 | 7959320 |
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