Schoolcraft, a three part article concerning the first Schoolcraft immigrants to this count[r]y : and detailing some facts and opinions on one particular branch of this family, with regards to the migration of that branch from New York to Virginia and Kentucky
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Schoolcraft, Edward J., 1930-
Published
Albuquerque, New Mexico : E.J. Schoolcraft, 1986.
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Book, Microfilm
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159 leaves, 76 leaves in various foliations : ill., facsims., geneal. tables.
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Published
Albuquerque, New Mexico : E.J. Schoolcraft, 1986.
Language
English

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Bibliography
Includes bibliographic references and list of documents included as exhibits.
Description
The author discusses various possibilities about most of Schoolcraft immigrants to the colonies, concluding that some of these immigrants left no descendants, and some other immigrants were brothers or half-brothers. The author believes James Schoolcroft (b.1688), a British soldier who emigrated from England to Schoharie (now Albany) County, New York, to be the same person shown in some records as Jacob Schultgraft. The author further believes this James Schoolcroft to be the original progenitor of most of the Schoolcrafts in the United States and Canada, and to be the author's 5th great-grandfather. Descendants and relatives lived in New York, Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana and elsewhere.
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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Schoolcraft, E. J. (1986). Schoolcraft, a three part article concerning the first Schoolcraft immigrants to this count[r]y: and detailing some facts and opinions on one particular branch of this family, with regards to the migration of that branch from New York to Virginia and Kentucky . E.J. Schoolcraft.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Schoolcraft, Edward J., 1930-. 1986. Schoolcraft, a Three Part Article Concerning the First Schoolcraft Immigrants to This Count[r]y: And Detailing Some Facts and Opinions On One Particular Branch of This Family, With Regards to the Migration of That Branch From New York to Virginia and Kentucky. Albuquerque, New Mexico: E.J. Schoolcraft.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Schoolcraft, Edward J., 1930-. Schoolcraft, a Three Part Article Concerning the First Schoolcraft Immigrants to This Count[r]y: And Detailing Some Facts and Opinions On One Particular Branch of This Family, With Regards to the Migration of That Branch From New York to Virginia and Kentucky Albuquerque, New Mexico: E.J. Schoolcraft, 1986.

Harvard Citation (style guide)

Schoolcraft, E. J. (1986). Schoolcraft, a three part article concerning the first schoolcraft immigrants to this count[r]y: and detailing some facts and opinions on one particular branch of this family, with regards to the migration of that branch from new york to virginia and kentucky. Albuquerque, New Mexico: E.J. Schoolcraft.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Schoolcraft, Edward J. Schoolcraft, a Three Part Article Concerning the First Schoolcraft Immigrants to This Count[r]y: And Detailing Some Facts and Opinions On One Particular Branch of This Family, With Regards to the Migration of That Branch From New York to Virginia and Kentucky E.J. Schoolcraft, 1986.

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