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Start Over Date range 1950 Names McComb, Virginia M. (Virginia Mary), 1876-
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Virginia M. McComb, Compiler, Typescript Regarding Hathaway and Lawson Families of Virginia, 1950

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Genealogical information and history for the Hathaway and Lawson families of Virginia. Lineage is traced for many family members from ca. 1600-1950, starting with William Hathaway of Lancaster County, Virginia (1636-1692), first generation; also includes lineage for John Hathaway of Fauquier County, Virginia (1732-1786), fourth generation. The typescript is 44 pages long with a list of sources and index.
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Virginia M. McComb, Compiler, Typescript Regarding Hathaway and Lawson Families of Virginia, 1950 0.01 Linear Feet 1/4 in. (1 folder)

Genealogical information and history for the Hathaway and Lawson families of Virginia. Lineage is traced for many family members from ca. 1600-1950, starting with William Hathaway of Lancaster County, Virginia (1636-1692), first generation; also includes lineage for John Hathaway of Fauquier County, Virginia (1732-1786), fourth generation. The typescript is 44 pages long with a list of sources and index.

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