An edition of Memoir of Col. Joshua Fry (1880)

Memoir of Col. Joshua Fry

sometime professor in William and Mary College, Virginia, and Washington's senior in command of Virginia forces, 1754, etc., etc., with an autobiography of his son, Rev. Henry Fry, and a census of their descendants

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An edition of Memoir of Col. Joshua Fry (1880)

Memoir of Col. Joshua Fry

sometime professor in William and Mary College, Virginia, and Washington's senior in command of Virginia forces, 1754, etc., etc., with an autobiography of his son, Rev. Henry Fry, and a census of their descendants

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Publisher
Randolph & English
Language
English
Pages
112

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Edition Notes

Published in
[Richmond, Va

Classifications

Library of Congress
CS71.F947 1880, CS71 .F947 1880

The Physical Object

Pagination
112 p., 1 l.
Number of pages
112

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL7007212M
Internet Archive
memoirofcoljoshu1880slau
LCCN
09010543
OCLC/WorldCat
2991928

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