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Horton Genealogy / or Chronicles of the Descendants of Barnabas Horton, of Southold, L. I., 1640.

By Geo. F. Horton
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The volume compiles multigenerational genealogical records tracing the descendants of an early settler, combining family pedigrees, birth, marriage, and death notices, epitaphs, occasional biographical sketches, and heraldic material. It opens with an introductory account of the progenitor and includes transcriber notes, errata, and cross-references that link brief listings to fuller entries in subsequent generations. Entry formats and completeness vary widely; many individuals are listed tersely while a minority receive extended treatment. Appendices and indexes aim to aid navigation despite inconsistencies and typographical errors.

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Geo. F. Horton

Geo. F. Horton is known for his genealogical work, particularly in the field of family history. His notable publication, "Horton Genealogy / or Chronicles of the Descendants of Barnabas Horton, of Southold, L. I., 1640," explores the lineage and descendants of Barnabas Horton, an early settler in Long Island. This work contributes to the understanding of early American ancestry and the historical context of the Horton family. Horton's meticulous research provides valuable insights for genealogists and historians interested in the colonial era and family lineages.

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