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1880 U.S. census, Tom Green County, Texas, pop. sch.,Fort Concho - precinct 4, ED 119, p. 27 (penned), p. 401C (stamped), dwelling 294, family 295, William Parker (digital image, ProQuest, HeritageQuest Online (accessed throughparticipating libraries : accessed 26 January 2008); citing NARAmicrofilm publication T9, roll 1328)



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  • Title 1880 U.S. census, Tom Green County, Texas, pop. sch.,Fort Concho - precinct 4, ED 119, p. 27 (penned), p. 401C (stamped), dwelling 294, family 295, William Parker (digital image, ProQuest, HeritageQuest Online (accessed throughparticipating libraries : accessed 26 January 2008); citing NARAmicrofilm publication T9, roll 1328) 
    Short Title CNS 1880 TX Tom Green Parker, AlexWill 
    _BIBL 1880 U.S. census, Tom Green County, Texas, pop. sch.,Fort Concho - precinct 4, ED 119, p. 27 (penned), p. 401C (stamped), dwelling 294, family 295, William Parker. digital image, ProQuest, HeritageQuest Online (accessed throughparticipating libraries : accessed 26 January 2008); citing NARAmicrofilm publication T9, roll 1328. 
    _SUBQ 1880 U.S. census, Tom Green County, Texas, pop. sch.,Fort Concho - precinct 4, ED 119, p. 27 (penned), p. 401C (stamped), dwelling 294, family 295, William Parker 
    Source ID S147 
    Linked to (1) Alexander William Parker 


 

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