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Genealogy of the DODGE FAMILY of Essex County, Mass. by Joseph Thompson DodgeThis was originally published in 2 volumes, and covers the period of time from 1629 to 1898. The first Volume was printed in 1894, and the second volume was printed in 1898. Both volumes were originally printed by the Democrat Printing Company of Madison, Wisconsin. In 1981, The Dodge Family Association reprinted the two volumes in one book. Pages 1 -484 contain the first volume. Pages 485 through 746 contain the second volume. The pages are sewn in and the paper used is "enamel" paper which is guaranteed to last two hundred years. The book is uniquely indexed making the information easily accessible. This Dodge Genealogy contains information about William and Richard and it also contains interesting biographical sketches of many of the descendants of William and Richard, plus a number of pictures that are of interest. Many Dodges can trace their line through this book. Maroon hard cover with gold lettering. 9-1/4" x 6-1/4" x 1-3/4".

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