History of the Hume, Kennedy and Brockman Families: In Three PartsPress of Chas. H. Potter, 1916 - 272 pages |
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History of the Hume, Kennedy and Brockman Families: In Three Parts William Everett Brockman No preview available - 2018 |
History of the Hume, Kennedy and Brockman Families; in Three Parts William Everett Brockman No preview available - 2013 |
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Albert Kennedy Ann Hume Anna April Baron of Wedderburn born Oct born Sept Brockman family brother Carolina Catherine Charles Hume child Church Clark Crawford Culpeper County daugh daughter David Hume Dean death died single died young Dollis Earl Edward Emigrant George Hume Emma father Fauquier County follows Fountaine Hume Frances Francis Hume Frankfort Gardner Granville Kennedy Hannah heirs Henry Brockman Hume family James Kennedy Jane John Brockman John Hume Joseph July KENNEDY FAMILY Kentucky King land letter Lewis lived Lord Louisa County Lucy Madison County Major Brockman March Margaret marriage married John married Mary married Miss Martha Mary Hume Nancy Ohio oldest Orange County Powell record resides Robert Hume Sallie Samuel Brockman Sarah Ann School Scotland Sir George Hume Sir William Brockman Susan Tatum Tenn Thomas Thompson three children Uncle Virginia Washington Watts wife William Brockman William Hume
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