Our Campbell ancestors, 1742-1937. Traditions and history of the family of five Campbell brothers and sisters; John, James Douglas, Hester, Mary and Samuel: including what is known of them in New Jersey; York county, Pennsylvania; Union county, South Carolina and in Ohio. A genealogy of the known descendants of John Campbell through his son James, and Samuel Campbell through his son Ralph, also brief ancestral notes on families connected by marriage with the foregoing; viz; Parnell, Clark, Spray, Wilson, Haskett, Mendenhall and Underhill,

Bibliographical foot-notes.

Dawes-Gates ancestral lines. A memorial volume ...

Vol. 1 has subtitle: The American ancestry of Rufus R. Dawes; v. 2: The American ancestry of Mary Beman (Gates) Dawes.

Anecdotes of the aristocracy, and episodes of ancestral story.

Mode of access: Internet.

Traité usuel du chocolat : contenant la description et la culture du cacaotier ou cacaoïer, arbre qui produit le fruit avec lequel on fabrique le chocolat, celles de la canelle, de la vanille, du salep de Perse, de l'ambre gris, du sucre, et autres substances que l'on fait entrer dans la fabrication du chocolat, les différentes façons de préparer ce commestible pour en faire un aliment recherché et propre à flatter le goût ... /

Written, in part, by P.-J. Buc'hoz. After his death, the publisher completed the treatise through recourse to the writings of others.

Mémoire sur le Zelkoua, Planera crenata : arbre forestier originaire des bords de la mer Caspienne et de la mer Noire, particulièrement propre aux plantations des grandes routes, des avenues et des places publiques, dans les communes rurales ... : suivi du rapport de MM. de Mirbel et Desfontaines /

Stafleu and Cowan (2nd ed.)

Mémoire sur la culture du mûrier blanc, dans leque on trouvera les instructions nécessaires aux jardiniers pour la culture de cet arbre, depuis le semis jusqu' à la cueillette de ses feuilles.

Mode of access: Internet.

Sur l'arbre du quinquina.

Mémoires de l'Académie royale des science, 1738, pp. 226-243.

Middle Village the site of L'Arbre Croche, as it is Today

verso: It is still called Middle Village. There is a large Indian cemetary [sic] on s. side of church. description accompanying photograph: I believe the church in background still exists. If memory correct the village is now called Goodart. Will check to be sure on next trip north and let you know. Is Approx. halfway between Harbor Springs and Cross Village below bluff just off Highway 131.