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    The Bainbridge Family History: England to America
    The Bainbridge Family History: England to America
    The Bainbridge Family History: England to America
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    The Bainbridge Family History: England to America

    By Katherine Fletcher

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    This book is about the Bainbridge family, their journey from Yorkshire, England to Princeton New Jersey in America in the 1600s and onward. They were originally Quakers who later became Presbyterians. 
    My personal line of the Bainbridge family went to West Tennessee.  Other family lines ended up in Kentucky, Georgia, Missouri and more.   
     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKatherine Fletcher
    Release dateMar 25, 2019
    ISBN9781386355465
    The Bainbridge Family History: England to America
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    Katherine Fletcher

    Katherine Fletcher is a freelance author focused on genealogy and family histories as well as Paranormal topics.    She lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains.   

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