The Clamorgans: One Family's History of Race in America
Author: Julie Winch
Published: 2011
Hardcover, 416 pages
The Damning, Absurd, and Revelatory History of Race in America Told through the History of a Single Family
Author: Julie Winch
Published: 2011
Hardcover, 416 pages
The Damning, Absurd, and Revelatory History of Race in America Told through the History of a Single Family
In this issue:
Families: Brown, Brownell, Carwer, Chilton, Church, Closson, Crandall, Crawford, Delano, Doley, Fuller, Grinnell, Hemingway, Jones, Marsh, Morton, Reed, Richards, Rowley, Standish, Westgate
In this issue:
Families: Byram, Cannon, Clark, Dove, Hicks, Nye, Ruggles, Taylor
Sources: Eastham and Truro (Mass.) Records
Other Features
Author: John Brooks Threlfall
Published: 1988
In this issue:
Families: : Allen, Bosworth, Barnham, Cena, Coats, Cone, Fuller, Norton, Root, Rowley, Sprague
Other Features
Author: Ruth Gray
Published: 2006
In this issue:
Families: Cooper, Cashman, Orcutt, Macy, Norton, Robbins, Sage
Sources: Truro Town Records
Other Features
Author: Ruth Gray
Published: 2006
Hardcover, 793 pages
In this issue:
Families: Cushman, David, Graham, Martell, Nye, Orcutt, Rockefeller, Rogers, Sampson
Sources: Wellfleet Vital Records
Other Features
Author: Marian Parker Congdon
Joseph Fletcher Parker, a businessman and principal in the Duluth, Minnesota, wholesale grocery firm Rust, Parker & Co., traces his descent from Capt. James Parker, who arrived in America ca. 1640 and settled at Groton, Massachusetts, as well as from forty-four associated families. Hundreds of sources, both primary and secondary, were consulted in researching this important genealogical work. It is indexed by name and place and contains comprehensive lists of sources at the conclusion of each family sketch.