The Pound And Kester Families

The Pound And Kester Families

John Eddy Hunt

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Editorial:
Alpha Editions
Año de edición:
2021
Materia
Historia de América
ISBN:
9789354417979
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Every family has a story; some span centuries, shaping the course of nations. The Pound And Kester Families stands as a remarkable compiled family genealogy, meticulously tracing the roots and branches of John Pound (born 1735) and William Kester (born 1733). This descendants register book offers more than names and dates - it is a living tapestry of 18th century ancestry, revealing the triumphs, trials, and legacies of two intertwined colonial era families. For family tree researchers and anyone with a passion for American family histories, this volume opens a window onto the daily lives and enduring bonds that shaped generations.Within its pages, readers discover an authoritative surname history reference, charting the Pound family genealogy and Kester family genealogy with clarity and care. Each entry draws from historical genealogical records, presenting a reliable resource for genealogy research and a touchstone for those seeking to understand their own place in the wider story of America’s settlement and growth. The narrative stretches from the earliest days of the colonies, through the forging of new communities, to the spread of Pound Kester descendants across the continent. It is both a personal journey and a collective chronicle, resonating with anyone interested in the roots of ordinary and extraordinary lives.Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. Whether you are a casual reader drawn to the evocative world of colonial families, or a collector seeking a cornerstone for your library of genealogy research resources, this book is a cultural artefact to cherish, connecting the past with the present in every page.

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