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Files of 2nd Edition |
Draft as of: |
| Chapter 4:
Phillip Blacklidg
and Descendants |
15 January 2010. NOTE:
This draft is missing "orphan names." An example can be seen at
the top of page 56, for descendants 79 and 80. Future
drafts will show all such "orphan
names" which are individuals about which we know no facts except their
names. This draft contains only those photos as published in the First Edition. Not all referenced descendant numbers [shown in square brackets] have been updated to the current descendant numbers. Next draft expected in March-April 2010. |
| Chapter 5: William Blackledge and Descendants | 6 March 2010. NOTE:
This draft is purposefully rough, i.e., contains no parental
information blocks and no photos.. Not all referenced descendant numbers [shown in square brackets] have been updated to the current descendant numbers. The draft does include sources and an Index at the end. Next draft expected in May-June 2010. |
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