[Rarebooks] fs: Connecticut Probate Records

[Back Creek Books]

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(No. 10867 )  Manwaring, Charles William (compiled by). A DIGEST OF THE 
EARLY CONNECTICUT PROBATE RECORDS 1635-1750 (COMPLETE IN THREE VOLUMES).
(Baltimore): Genealogical Publications Co., Inc., (1995). Reprint, Full 
Cloth, Octavos, over 2,000 pages, black and white photographs. Fine, issued 
without dustjackets.
      Digested transcript of the first fifteen books of original Connecticut 
probate records, carrying the work to 1750. These volumes were originally 
published in the early 20th century, the third volume after Mr. Manwaring 
had died. Bound in blue cloth over boards with spines and upper boards 
titled in silver foil. No significant wear....... $125.00
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