Papers : Wythe County,Virginia, 1798-1870.

Sexton, Zadock.

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Kane, David R.

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Shannon, James D.

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Sexton, Joseph E

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Sexton, John, 1953-

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Sexton family.

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Joseph and Phebe Sexton settled in Wythe County, Virginia, in the 1770s. Their son Joseph S. established a tannery and saddling business in the town of Evansham (now Wytheville). His sons, David and John, carried on the business, and most of the inventories, accounts, and receipts are concerned with their tenure. John and his wife, Priscilla, are the chief recipients of letters. From the description of Papers : Wythe County,Virginia, 1798-1870. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 12261192...

Richardson, William S.

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William Richardson was born in Lanark, Scotland, on June 18, 1829. He worked in the mines from the age of ten, and after his mother's death moved often, living with his grandmother, father and stepmother, and aunt. In 1849 Richardson was baptized into the Mormon Church by Andrew Farguson (Ferguson). In 1851 he married Ann Walker (also called Joan Fatheringham) in Glasgow, and in 1856 the family left Scotland for the United States, settling in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Richardson worked at various ...

Sexton, Priscilla.

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Mulky, John H.

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Sexton, Janette G.

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Johnston, H. A. S. (Hugh Anthony Stephen)

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Daily, Hiram.

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