Publications 6

	Document	Source
101	Erie Co., Pennsylvania Blair Records submitted by Charlotte Blair Stewart.	BSGR
102	Esther Blair of Ballyvallough, Ireland -- very short pedigree chart.	BSGR
103	Family Records Parkinson, Nellis Paul Includes genealogical material on the Gaston, Kell, Morton, Blair and Parkinson families.	LDS
104	Family Records on Morse, Blair, Belding and Ellis Families Lotito, Dorothy Steele Fred Belding Morse (1861-1948) married Jennie Blair and moved from Ionia, Michigan to Van Nuys, California.	LDS
105	Family Tree, consisting of Brown, Blair, Odell, Burton, Tate Families Tate, Cornelia Isabelle Contents: The Brown-Blair family tree [Joseph Brown] -- The Blair side [William Blair, came from Ireland ca. 1800] -- The Odell-Burton family tree [Joseph Odell, a Baptist preacher] -- The Tate family [Samuel Allen Tate (1842-1891)] -- The passing of the American Indian -- True incidents in the lives of a few of the members of this family tree [John Brown, Elijah Brown] -- A reminiscence / Martha Ann Brown -- Nancy Conley -- Jonathan Blair -- Stephen Blair -- General Winfield Scott -- Joseph Odell Burton -- Milcent Burton.	LDS
106	Five Generations of the Family of Blair : from the counties of Perth and Forfar : with extracts from Douglas' "Baronage of Scotland" bearing on the origin of the family Michell, Arthur Tompson History and genealogy of the Blair family of Scotland between the late 1600s and 1895.	LDS CBS
107	Francis Alexander, Revolutionary War patriot of New Castle County, Delaware and his descentants in Centre County, Pennsylvania Van Valin, Minnie D., d. 1955 The Blair family immigrated from Ireland to Pennsylvania about 1800.	LDS
108	The Francis Preston Blair Family in Politics Smith, William Ernest, b. 1892 "Francis Preston Blair and his two sons, Francis Preston and Montgomery, are representatives of a longer period of influence in American politics than any other family except the Adams family." Francis Preston Blair (1791-1876) supported Andrew Jackson. His sons ". . . joined the Free Soil party in 1848 and later were leaders in founding the Republican party. Montgomery Blair, as Postmaster General under Lincoln, modernized the postal system, and Frank Blair was distinguished as a General in the Union Army."	LDS
109	Genealogical file of Dr. Eleanor M. Hiestand-Moore Carlisle, Gerry Simpson Materials collected by Eleanor Hiestand-Moore as she researched the Blair family between 1895 and 1923. Family lines are traced back to England and Scotland in the 16th and 17th century and give material current in 1920.	LDS BSGR* CBS
110	Genealogy, Blair Family Reynolds, Minnie B. (Minnie Blanche Blair) David Blair and his family emigrated from Scotland, lived two years in Northern Ireland, and then in 1720 immigrated to America, settling in Worcester County, Massachusetts. His grandson, James Blair a "Minute Man" in the Revolutionary War, was born at Hardwicke, Massachusetts, in 1748. He married twice and was the father of ten children. Descendants listed lived in New York, Iowa, Kansas, Illinois and elsewhere.	LDS CBS
111	A Guide to the Archives of the Blair Society for Genealogical Research, 1992 Carlisle, Gerry Simpson The Blair Society maintains two archives. The first was established in 1986 at the Kentucky Historical Society Library in Frankfort, kentucky. The second repository was established at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City in 1990. The books lists materials donated to these two repositories to date.	LDS BSGR
112	Guilford Co., North Carolina Will Abstracts, James Blair, 1776	BSGR
113	H. Ford Turner, Descendant of Levi Cowan Blair Doris Turner Osten.	BSGR
114	Hanna, Blair and Allied Families: Genealogical and Biographical Hayden, Eliza Hanna Thomas Hanna was born about 1720 in County Monaghan, Ireland, of Scottish parentage. He immigrated with his family in 1763 to Buckingham, Bucks Co., Pennsylvania. He died in 1764.	LDS BSGR
115	Henry Blair of Northampton Co., Virginia and Oregon Blair Records submitted by Leitha Trefren.	BSGR
116	A History of Alexander and Elizabeth Cochran Blair: and their Lineage Blair, Byron O. Alexander Blair (1716-1798), son of John Blair of Armagh, Ulster, Northern Ireland, immigrated to America. He married Elizabeth Cochran in 1753 and settled near Lancaster, Pennsylvania. In 1784 they moved near Paris, Kentucky. Descendants lived in Kentucky, Iowa, Kansas, Ohio,and elsewhere.	LDS
117	A History of Blairs Valley Sword, Gerald J Andrew Blair lived on the Mason Dixon line about 1790, in the western Maryland and southern Pennsylvania valley named after him. Information on many of his descendants as well as other families who lived in the Valley is given in this volume which sketches families from both Pennsylvania and Maryland.	LDS BSGR
118	History of the Blair Family : Presented to the Springfield Memorial Association, August 17, 1969 Goodman, Judith Mower Some of the descendants of Colbert Blair and Sarah Morgan who were married sometime prior to 1750 in Pennsylvania. They later lived in Viriginia and Burke County, North Carolina. Colbert died in 1805. His descendants lived in North Carolina, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, New York, and elsewhere.	LDS
119	History of the Blair Society for Genealogical Research Blair, A. Raymond (Arnold Raymond) , 1910- Short historical sketch of the original organization of the Blair Society for Genealogical Research in 1925. The organization disbanded in 1931 but was reorganized in 1982 after the old records were found. Historical notes on these organizations are included.	LDS BSGR CBS
120	The History of the Blair, Banister and Braxton Families before and after the Revolution : with a brief sketch of their descendants Horner, Frederick, b. 1828 James Blair (d.1748) moved from Scotland to England, and immigrated to Henrico County, Virginia, later moving to Jamestown and then to Williamsburg, Virginia, whree he founded William and Mary College. John Banister (d.1787) was the son of John Banister the famous English botanist who had immigrated to Virginia; John (d.1787) served with the colonists during the Revolutionary War, married twice, and died in Dinwiddie County, Virginia. George Braxton (fl.1720) immi- grated from England to King William County, Virginia; one of his sons (Carter Braxton) signed the Declaration of Independence. Descendants and relatives of these three immigrants lived in Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, Michigan, Minnesota, California and elsewhere. Includes some ancestors and descendants in Scotland, England and elsewhere.	LDS CBS