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| 3751 |  | Heron Coat Of Arms | |
| 3752 | | Hertfordshine,England | |
| 3753 | | Hertfordshire County | |
| 3754 | | Hervormde Kerk-Netherlands | |
| 3755 | | hervormde_kerk,_Groningen | |
| 3756 | | Hester Bannerman Harvin Grave | |
| 3757 | | Hester Bannerman Harvin Grave | |
| 3758 | | Hester Crest | |
| 3759 | | Hicks Crest 2 | |
| 3760 | | Hicks-England | |
| 3761 | | hicks_large | |
| 3762 | | Higginson Coat of Arms | |
| 3763 | | Higginson Coat of Arms | |
| 3764 | | HINCKLEY WILLS | |
| 3765 | | Hinton | |
| 3766 | | Hippe Yelken | |
| 3767 | | History -Capt Matthew McClure from MisenheimerKY | |
| 3768 | | history of marlboro county | |
| 3769 | | history of marlboro county | |
| 3770 | | history of marlboro county | |
| 3771 | | history of marlboro county | |
| 3772 | | History of Olaf the Black | |
| 3773 | | HMS Hercules | |
| 3774 | | Hobson Benjamin Bryant and Lottie Frances Conner Marriage Certificate | |
| 3775 | | Hobson Benjamin Bryant Death Certificate | |
| 3776 | | Hodges, John p 962 (GM) The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England 1620 -1633 Volume I, II, III Author: Robert Charles Anderson Copyright: 1944 Publisher: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 101 Newbury St, Boston, Massachusetts 02116 | |
| 3777 | | Hodges, John p 963 (GM) The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England 1620 -1633 Volume I, II, III Author: Robert Charles Anderson Copyright: 1944 Publisher: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 101 Newbury St, Boston, Massachusetts 02116 | |
| 3778 | | Hodges, John p 964 (GM) The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England 1620 -1633 Volume I, II, III Author: Robert Charles Anderson Copyright: 1944 Publisher: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 101 Newbury St, Boston, Massachusetts 02116 | |
| 3779 | | Holland (2) | |
| 3780 | | Hollingsworth Hall, Cheschire England | |
| 3781 | | hollingsworth valentine marker | |
| 3782 | | HOME | |
| 3783 | | Home from Porto Rico 1922 | |
| 3784 | | Home from Porto Rico 1922 | |
| 3785 | | home of george 'joris' woolsey | |
| 3786 | | Home of Sarah Twyman and Joseph Fitzhugh Taliaferro | |
| 3787 | | Home of Sarah Twyman and Joseph Fitzhugh Taliaferro | |
| 3788 | | Honeymoon | |
| 3789 | | Honeymoon | |
| 3790 | | Honorary Degrees - Rev Colin Shaw The_Raleigh_Register_Fri__Jun_25__1841_ | |
| 3791 | | Honorary Degrees - Rev Colin Shaw The_Raleigh_Register_Fri__Jun_25__1841_ | |
| 3792 | | Honywood Sir Robert portrait | |
| 3793 | | Honywood Sir Robert portrait | |
| 3794 | | HOPEWELL MEETING HOUSE | |
| 3795 | | HOPEWELL MEETING HOUSE | |
| 3796 | | Hopewell Presbytarian Church Cemetery | |
| 3797 | | hoppe | |
| 3798 | | Horeshoe Manor This is a photo of the current "Horseshoe Manor," site of the Horseshoe Plantation, near the town of Rapidan in Culpeper County, Virginia. This was the home of my ancestors Anthony Garnett (c.1709-c.1803), his son Robert "Robin" Garnett (1736-1830), and his daughter Elizabeth Garnett. The Waggener family were neighbors of the Garnetts. The plantation of James Herbert Waggener (c.1720-c.1803)was apparently directly adjacent to the "Horseshoe", on the east side along the Rapidan River. The Horseshoe gets its name from its shape, which is formed by the Robinson and Rapidan Rivers into a horseshoe. It was part of the large grant by the English Crown to Governor Alexander Spotswood. Robin Garnett sold the property in 1824. The current house was built in 1859. The library is built on the foundation of the original house owned by the Garnetts. According to tradition, Anthony Garnett was buried in the family cemetery here, but since there is no headstone to mark his grave, it is impossible to verify this. (From R. Waggener) | |
| 3799 | | Horeshoe Manor This is a photo of the current "Horseshoe Manor," site of the Horseshoe Plantation, near the town of Rapidan in Culpeper County, Virginia. This was the home of my ancestors Anthony Garnett (c.1709-c.1803), his son Robert "Robin" Garnett (1736-1830), and his daughter Elizabeth Garnett. The Waggener family were neighbors of the Garnetts. The plantation of James Herbert Waggener (c.1720-c.1803)was apparently directly adjacent to the "Horseshoe", on the east side along the Rapidan River. The Horseshoe gets its name from its shape, which is formed by the Robinson and Rapidan Rivers into a horseshoe. It was part of the large grant by the English Crown to Governor Alexander Spotswood. Robin Garnett sold the property in 1824. The current house was built in 1859. The library is built on the foundation of the original house owned by the Garnetts. According to tradition, Anthony Garnett was buried in the family cemetery here, but since there is no headstone to mark his grave, it is impossible to verify this. (From R. Waggener) | |
| 3800 | | Horsmonden Shield |