The DePriest Gang, Volume 2 (c. 1750-1850) Audiobook By Lynn Zacny Busby cover art

The DePriest Gang, Volume 2 (c. 1750-1850)

Genealogical Discoveries About The DePriest Family and Their Neighbors in America

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LOTS OF CONTENT WITH GRAPHICS. This book series includes research on the evolution of the DePriest family in America: Volume 1 (c 1650-1750) starts with Robert DePriest, French Huguenot, who immigrated before 1689 and his children with a wealth of information about early Virginia. Copies of original documents are included and data were obtained from Parish documents, Tax lists, Processioning Lists, War records, Censuses, Maps, Comparison tables, and more. Documentation includes not only the DePriests and their descendants but also neighbors as well as conspirators and Revolutionary soldiers. This volume should be of interest to anyone who has a DePriest in their family tree.Volume 2 (c. 1750-1850) continues the story with detailed documentation on the story of William DePriest, Colonial Counterfeiter and his conspirators. Also included is the story of his sons and their part in the Revolutionary War.Volume 3 (c. 1850-1950) gets more specific to the author’s line of DePriests starting with William who married into the Casey family and moved to Illinois and continuing with his descendants into more modern times.Volume 4 (c. 1650-1711) The material in this volume is poorly formatted, but represents lots of good data about the people of Colonial Virginia in the area of the New Kent County. It is basically a collection of notes I made as I was trying to figure out the life of the DePriests of the time, but contains lots of information about neighbors and maps which help to visualize the land of owners of the time. Americas Revolution & Founding United States War Colonial Period
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