Binney family papers 1809-1894 Binney family papers

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Binney family papers 1809-1894 Binney family papers

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The Binney family papers, compiled by Boston real estate agent Amos Binney in the late 1800s, contain correspondence, documents, newspapers, and photographs related to his ancestors John Binney, Amos Binney, and Horace Binney, Jr. John and Amos Binney served in the War of 1812, and Horace was a lawyer in Philadelphia. The collection also includes a published copy of , with manuscript annotations and enclosures. Genealogy of the Binney Family in the United States

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