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"The Franklin Ancestry and Descendants" meticulously traces the lineage of the Franklin family through the Colonel Louis Bache line to 1889. Compiled by William Bache, this historical genealogy delves into the Bache family's ancestry, interwoven with significant historico-genealogical events. This book provides invaluable insights for those researching their family history or interested in the broader context of American families during this period.
Detailing generations of the Franklin and Bache families, this volume serves as a rich resource for genealogists, historians, and anyone seeking to understand the complex tapestry of American heritage. "The Franklin Ancestry and Descendants" offers a detailed snapshot of family life and historical context, ensuring its enduring value for researchers and descendants alike.
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