How to cite “Henry2 Ball”
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Lennon, Rachal Mills. “A Proposed English Ancestry for Henry2 Ball (circa 1676–1735) of Middlesex County, Virginia.” The American Genealogist 78 (July 2003): 165–72; and (October 2003): 265–73. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Rachal Mills Lennon, “A Proposed English Ancestry for Henry2 Ball (circa 1676–1735) of Middlesex County, Virginia,” The American Genealogist 78 (July 2003): 165–72, and (Oct. 2003): 265–73), specifically __:___ [add specific volume:page of interest]; digital image, Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
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Lennon, “A Proposed English Ancestry for Henry2 Ball (circa 1676–1735,” [specific volume:page].
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Lennon, Rachal Mills. “Jonathan Turner—More than a Name: A Carolina Case Study in Dissecting Records.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 97 (March 2009): 17–29. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Rachal Mills Lennon, “Jonathan Turner—More than a Name: A Carolina Case Study in Dissecting Records,” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 97 (March 2009): 17–29, specifically, ___ [add specific page number]; digital image at Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
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Lennon, “Jonathan Turner: A Carolina Case Study in Dissecting Records,” [specific page].
How to Cite “Mother, Thy Name is Mystery”
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Lennon, Rachal Mills, and Elizabeth Shown Mills. “Mother, Thy Name is Mystery! Finding the Slave Who Bore Philomene Daurat.” Reconstructing Female Lives: A Special Issue of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly 88 (September 2000): 201–24. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Rachal Mills Lennon and Elizabeth Shown Mills, “Mother, Thy Name is Mystery! Finding the Slave Who Bore Philomene Daurat,” Reconstructing Female Lives: A Special Issue of the National Genealogical Society Quarterly 88 (September 2000): 201–24, specifically ____ [add specific page number]; digital image at Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
Subsequent Note
Lennon and Mills, “Mother, Thy Name is Mystery!” [specific page].
How to Cite “Rachael ‘Fanny’ Deveraux/Martin”
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Mills, Donna Rachal. “Rachael ‘Fanny’ Devereaux/Martin of Alabama and Florida, a Free Woman of Color: Discovering a Name Change through the Federal Census.” The American Genealogist 79 (January 1995): 37–41. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Donna Rachal Mills,“Rachael ‘Fanny’ Devereaux/Martin of Alabama and Florida, a Free Woman of Color: Discovering a Name Change through the Federal Census,” The American Genealogist 79 (January 1995): 37–41, specifically ___-____ [add specific page number]; digital image at Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
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Mills, “Rachael ‘Fanny’Devereaux/Martin,” [specific page].
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Lennon, Rachal Mills, “The Wives of Jonathan Turner: Identification of Women in Pre-Twentieth-Century South Carolina.” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 92 (December 2004): 245–55. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Rachal Mills Lennon, “The Wives of Jonathan Turner: Identification of Women in Pre-Twentieth-Century South Carolina,” National Genealogical Society Quarterly 92 (December 2004): 245–55, specifically ____ [add specific page number]; digital image at Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
Subsequent Note
Lennon, “Wives of Jonathan Turner,” [specific page].
How to Cite “Beverley’s Manor”
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Mills, Donna Rachal. “An Architectural and Social Analysis of Beverley Manor, Virginia (1745–1770).” M. A. Thesis, Arch. Hist., University of Virginia, 1990. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Donna Rachal Mills, “An Architectural and Social Analysis of Beverley Manor, Virginia (1745–1770),” (M. A. Thesis, Arch. Hist., University of Virginia, 1990), [add specific page number]; digital image at Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
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Mills, “An Architectural and Social Analysis of Beverley Manor, Virginia (1745–1770),” [specific page].
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Lennon, Rachal Mills. “The Slave Trade in Microcosm: Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, 1850–1855.” Seminar paper, Ph.D. program, Department of History, University of Alabama. 1998. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Rachal Mills Lennon, “The Slave Trade in Microcosm: Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, 1850–1855” (seminar paper, Ph.D. program, Department of History, University of Alabama, 1998), [add specific page number]; digital image at Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
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Lennon, “The Slave Trade in Microcosm,” [specific page].
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Lennon, Rachal Mills. “Herringtons of Greene County, Mississippi, and Barnwell District, South Carolina, Report No. 2,” to [Confidential], 12 January 2010. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Rachal Mills Lennon, “Herringtons of Greene County, Mississippi, and Barnwell District, South Carolina, Report No. 2,” to [Confidential], 12 January 2010, [add specific page number]; digital image at Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
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Lennon, “Herringtons of Greene County, Mississippi, and Barnwell District, South Carolina, Report No. 2,” [specific page].
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Lennon, Rachal Mills. “William Cooksey of Georgia’s Continental Line: Finding Clues to Origin and Service.” Report to Cooksey Research Group, 7 November 2010. Digital image. Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors. www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access year].
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Rachal Mills Lennon, “William Cooksey of Georgia’s Continental Line: Finding Clues to Origin and Service,” report to Cooksey Research Group, 7 November 2010, [add specific page number]; digital image at Rachal Mills Lennon, Finding Southern Ancestors (www.FindingSouthernAncestors.com : [access date]).
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Lennon, “William Cooksey of Georgia’s Continental Line,” [specific page].