Elizabeth Doherty Herzfeld

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1) The Quaker and southern Winslows: a compilation of various records of North Carolina and Indiana

Author

Herzfeld, Elizabeth Doherty

Publisher

Reprint Co. Publishers

Pub. Date

1991, c1991

Physical Desc

xvi, 243 p.

Language

English

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Follows the lines of Thomas Winslow (b. 4 Apr. 1679, d. 1744/45), and of John Winslow (b. ca. 1721, d. 1801), of Massachusetts and North Carolina, respectively.

2) The Quaker and southern Winslows: supplement

Author

Herzfeld, Elizabeth Doherty

Publisher

Techcomm Associates

Pub. Date

1999

Physical Desc

v, 184 p.

Language

English

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Contains additions and corrections to the original volume.

3) Ancestors of Donald H. Doherty from England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Indiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Virginia: Anderson, Bailey, Bennett, Bogue, Brother, Bundy, Carnegy, Charles, Clare, Dicks/Dix, Doherty, Few, Floyd, Hodgson, Hollowell, Hunnicutt, Ladd, Lloyd, Lock, Maddock/Maddox,...

Author

Herzfeld, Elizabeth Doherty

Publisher

E.D. Herzfeld

Pub. Date

c2009

Physical Desc

1 CD-ROM

Language

English

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Daniel Doherty was born about 1727. He married Elisabeth. He died about 1786/1787 in Guilford County, North Carolina.

4) The Lloyd family genealogy: from Wales to Pennsylvania to North Carolina to Indiana and points West

Author

Herzfeld, Elizabeth Doherty

Publisher

E.D. Herzfeld

Pub. Date

2007

Physical Desc

ii, 64 leaves, [7] leaves of plates : ill., geneal. tables, maps, ports.

Language

English

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John Lloyd, son of David Lloyd, was born in about 1575 and lived in Dolobran, Wales. He married Katherine Wynn, daughter of Humphrey Wynn and Mawd Pryce, in about 1599. They had two sons, Charles (1613-1657) and David. Ancestors, descendants and relatives lived mainly in Wales, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Indiana.