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History of Huntingdon and Blair counties, Pennsylvania
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Centre County, Pennsylvania records
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Centre County : from its earliest settlement to the year 1915
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Revolutionary soldiers of Centre County
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Brown's cemetery [Worth Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania]
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Marriages, 1874-1885, Centre County, Pennsylvania
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Civil War veterans buried in Centre County
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A pioneer outline history of northwestern Pennsylvania, embracing the counties of Tioga, Potter, McKean, Warren, Crawford, Venango, Forest, Clarion, Elk, Jefferson, Cameron, Butler, Lawrence, and Mercer; also a pioneer sketch of the cities of Allegheny, Beaver, Du Bois, and Towanda. My first recollections of Brookville, Pennsylvania, 1840-1843, when my feet were bare and my cheeks were brown
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Tombstone listing of persons buried in the Boalsburg Cemetery, Centre County, Pennsylvania, 1830-1960
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Souvenir historical book, issued in connection with the sesqui-centennial celebration of Huntingdon county, Pennsylvania
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Centre County Births : 1893-1905
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Quakers of Centre County Pennsylvania : Centre Monthly Meeting, Bald Eagle Friends Meeting, Bellefonte Friends Meeting Orthodox, State College Friends Meeting
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The Hennig-Neidig cemetery, Centre County, PA
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The Black, Mulatto, and Allied Families of Centre County, Pennsylvania : For use in Family Research
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Bailey and Gardner families of Centre County, Pennsylvania
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The cemeteries of Penn Township Centre County, Pennsylvania
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Schenck family of Centre County : notes and charts
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Highland Cemetery, Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
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Tombstone inscriptions Highland Cemetery Howard Township, Centre County, Pa
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The valley and the fort
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Shirley's times and places : a bicentennial booklet
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The beginnings of our town : reminiscences of Huntingdon's early history
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Historic Huntingdon : being a brief acccount of the history of Huntingdon from its earliest settlements to the present day, comprsisng many historical facts, now published for the first time, regarding its formation, divisions and government, together with its military, educational and industrial progress ; September 5-11, 1909
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Two centuries in Huntingdon
