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1		"El Cid," by Anna Hyatt Huntington Located in Balboa Park, San Diego, California.	Anna Vaughn HYATT
2		"Grandpa's Scrap Book" This tells about the family of Rev. Thomas Browne, whose daughter Abigail married Hugh McLellan. Image courtesy Brenda Pajor, McLellan family researcher. This is S236.	Abigail BROWNE Thomas BROWNE Hugh McLELLAN
3		"Hugh McLellan's Family Line" This is S235; it cites no sources, but describes the line from Bryce through Capt. Joseph McLellan to Maj. Hugh McLellan. Because there are no sources I regard it as less authoritative, but I believe that the author, William Barry, is associated with the McLellan-Sweat house. Copy courtesy Brenda Pajor, McLellan family researcher.	Bryce McLELLAN Hugh McLELLAN Joseph McLELLAN
4		"L & S Mannen" silver spoon This spoon belonged to Leslie and Sally Mannen.	Leslie Hamilton MANNEN Sally Savage POLLOCK
5		"Portland--Old and New" This is the text of an article on Bryce McLellan's house in Portland, Maine, which he built in 1731. It also includes information about his family and the area. Copy courtesy Brenda Pajor, McLellan researcher.	Bryce McLELLAN
6		"The Horse Trainer," by Anna Hyatt Huntington	Anna Vaughn HYATT
7		"Willie Boy" von Rosenberg Brother to Alma von Rosenberg, and much missed after his early death from pneumonia in 1939.	William Eduard VON ROSENBERG
8		.pdf file: "Letter accompanying the gift of a photograph of the brig 'Boxer'" This tells of Capt. William McLellan, who captained the brig after the War of 1812, and the painting of him which he had commissioned. This is S568 on this site.	William McLELLAN
9		.pdf file: 1857 Report by Richard H. Lansdale, Indian Agent for the Washington Territory	Richard Hyatt LANSDALE
10		.pdf file: 1867 Phila. business directory, on Maupay's seed company This is a section from an 1867 index of businesses in Philadelphia which describes the "seed trade" in Philadelphia. It includes an ad for "Maupay and Hacker," the company started by Daniel Maupay Sr. I do not know who Hacker is. This is from a time after the branch of the Maupays on this site had moved to New Orleans.	Daniel MAUPAY, Jr.
11		.pdf file: 1875 Visitors' Guide to New Orleans This lists Joseph H. DeGrange as the secretary of the Canal and Claiborne Street Railroad, and Alden McLellan as the St. Charles Street Railroad Co. DeGrange also appears here as a member of the Masonic lodge.	Joseph H. DEGRANGE Alden Miller McLELLAN
12		.pdf file: 1903 Picayune Guide to New Orleans This section from this guide is about Lafayette Cemetery, and tells the story of Capt. Charles McLellan, whose monument, a broken pillar, stands there.	Charles William McLELLAN
13		.pdf file: Biography of Duncan M. Williams Duncan Williams was the son of Samuel Williams and Margaretta Lansdale, who had lived for a time in Ohio; he later moved to Indiana.	Elizabeth B. BOSWELL Margaretta LANSDALE Adah M. WILLIAMS Duncan McArthur WILLIAMS Edward P. WILLIAMS Elizabeth L. WILLIAMS John Waters WILLIAMS Samuel WILLIAMS
14		.pdf file: biography of Meredith Moore	Meredith MOORE Samuel Turner MOORE Emily TARLETON
15		.pdf file: Capt. Tomlinson at Shiloh These selections from the Official Records (Series 1, vol. 10.1) contain descriptions of Capt. Tomlinson's role in the battle; he was in charge of one of three cavalry companies acting in support of a Capt. Ketchum's Alabama battery of artillery, another of Ruggles' units. The reports gathered here are by Gen. Ruggles, Capt. Ketchum, three other cavalry captains acting with Tomlinson (Capts. Jenkins, Cox, and Robins), and Capt. Tomlinson himself. The Official Records can be found on-line at the Making of America project at Cornell.	Augustus Austere TOMLINSON
16		.pdf file: correspondence between John Lansdale Sr. and Eva Strain, Summer 1933 (9 pages) These letters were written between John Lansdale, Sr. and Eva Strain, a woman, possibly a distant cousin, living in Rockbridge Co., Virginia, during the summer of 1933. JL Sr. was searching for knowledge of the Strain family history, and his two letters tells what he knew about his Strain family at the time. They compliment the history he writes in his essay "Miscellaneous Personal and Family Notes" preserved on the Maryland Histories page. Her letter tells of what she knows about her family, which it turns out is not closely related. See the memo on the first page for more information here. This includes S465 on this site.	Elizabeth ALLEN Margaret DUNLAP Jean/Jane HIGGINS John LANSDALE, Sr. Mariah Thornton "Maria" McCUTCHAN Allen STRAIN David STRAIN, Jr. David STRAIN, III David STRAIN, Sr. David Eldred STRAIN Eliza Wimberly STRAIN Eusibius STRAIN Eva STRAIN James STRAIN James A. STRAIN John STRAIN John Higgins STRAIN Joseph Allen STRAIN Martha Cornelia STRAIN Mary STRAIN Nancy Jane STRAIN Robert Bogle STRAIN Samuel P. STRAIN William Trotter STRAIN
17		.pdf file: Joseph DeGrange as a member of the Louisana Legislature This document, a page from the Political History of the United State during the Period of Reconstruction, lists Joseph DeGrange as a member of the Louisiana House of Representatives during March of 1869, "not voting" for a measure.	Joseph H. DEGRANGE
18		.pdf file: Kate Mason Rowland, "Maryland Women and French Officers" This article, from the Atlantic Monthly in 1890, describes the Dulany family especially using the letters of Ann Dulany. The first page is the opening page of the issue; the article starts on the second page of the file. This is S404 on this site.	Living Ann DULANY Benjamin Tasker DULANY Daniel DULANY, Jr. Elizabeth FRENCH Samuel OGLE Anne TASKER Benjamin TASKER, Sr. Benjamin TASKER, Jr.
19		.pdf file: Milo Root (1863-1917) This is a brief biography of Judge Milo Root. He married Anne E. Lansdale, a daughter of Richard H. Lansdale, an early emigrant to Oregon and Washington.	Anna E. LANSDALE Milo Adelbert ROOT
20		.pdf file: Obituary of John Lansdale Jr. This was published by the American Society for Anesthesiology, and tells about his work for them over several decades.	John LANSDALE, Jr.
21		.pdf file: orders for Capt. Tomlison's Partisan Rangers This is a copy of orders by Governor Thomas Moore of Louisiana to create partisan companies west of the Mississippi in late April of 1862. "A.A. Tomlinson" is included as the Captain of one. It is from the Official Records, which can be found on-line at the Making of America project at Cornell.	Augustus Austere TOMLINSON
22		.pdf file: Richard H. Lansdale, postmaster This document shows Richard H. Lansdale as postmaster in Columbia City, Clark Co., Oregon in 1850-51.	Richard Hyatt LANSDALE
23		.pdf file: The Chronicles of Baltimore on the Mexican-American War This selection from the Chronicles describes events from May 1846, when Maryland Volunteers including Sgt. George Oliver Lansdale were mustered in, through September and their service at the Battle of Monterey. The full text is available on-line at the Making of American Project at Michigan.	George Oliver LANSDALE
24		.pdf file: War Report on Mason Graham Ellzey These several page are the report by Col. Eppa Hunton, commander of the Ellzey's unit the 8th Virginia regiment, for the first battle at Manassas on July 21st, 1861. I include this because Ellzey is specifically mentioned by his commanding officer, as "Acting Adjutant Elzey." The are taken from the Official Records, as the title page indicates, from Series 1, vol. 2: 546-47. The last page, an index page for the Official Records in a later volume, indicates what Ellzey's name should be.	Mason Graham ELLZEY
25		.pdf file: Yellow Fever on the Pensacola This report by Dr. Philip Lansdale tells of a yellow fever outbreak on the U.S.S. Pensacola in Sept.-Oct. of 1863. It is from the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies, Ser. 1, vol. 20, which can be found on-line at the Making of America project at Cornell.	Philip LANSDALE
26		.pdf file: "Last of it's Architectural Kind," July 30, 2005 Times-Picayune article This is about the McLellan house at 1006 Washington Ave., built in 1868 by W.H.P. McLellan.	Leonora LEVENSALER Alden Miller McLELLAN Orris Irvin McLELLAN Sarah Antoinette McLELLAN William Henry Paine McLELLAN
27		.pdf file: "Rev. Elijah Kellogg and his Ancestry." This is an article from the Portland Sunday Telegram (March 17, 1901) article on Elijah Kellogg, Jr. It describes much about his McLellan ancestry through his mother, Eunice McLellan, and back further.	Elijah KELLOGG, Sr. Elijah KELLOGG, Jr. Eunice McLELLAN
28		.pdf file: "The McLellans of Gorham" This is a history of Hugh and Elizabeth McLellan and their immigration from Ireland. Much of it seems fanciful ("stormy crossing"?), but nevertheless informative. It is from a _History of Gorham_, I think the one by a later Hugh McLellan pub. in 1903. Copy courtesy Brenda Pajor, McLellan family researcher.	Elizabeth McLELLAN Hugh McLELLAN
29		.pdf file: (5 pages): will documents for Amos (Turn) Mannen This series of documents includes his will and other correspondence about the death of Amos Turney "Turn" Mannen (d. Feb. 1942).	Gaudalupe "Lupe" Amos Turney "Turn" MANNEN
30		.pdf file: 1858 Report by Richard H. Lansdale, Indian Agent for the Washington Territory	Richard Hyatt LANSDALE
31		.pdf file: 1859 Report by Richard H. Lansdale, Indian Agent for the Flathead District in the Washington Territory	Richard Hyatt LANSDALE
32		.pdf file: 1860 Report by Richard H. Lansdale, Indian Agent for the Flathead District in the Washington Territory	Richard Hyatt LANSDALE
33		.pdf file: 1881 Funeral Ceremonies for President Garfield in New Orleans This appendix from the longer document gives a history and roster of the Washington Artillery, in which Joseph DeGrange fought during the Civil War. Marks in the margins have been placed next to people whose names appear in DeGrange's correspondence, kept on the Louisiana Histories page.	Joseph H. DEGRANGE
34		.pdf file: 1924 Biography of Asahel McLellan This is a reprint from Cotton Magazine, in July, 1924. It tells about his Grandfather, W.H.P. McLellan, and his father, Alden McLellan, as well. This is the only place where I've read the story of W.H.P.'s arrival in New Orleans.	Alden Miller McLELLAN Asahel Walker McLELLAN William Henry Paine McLELLAN
35		.pdf file: Reports of Explorations and Surveys to Ascertain the Most Practicable and Economical Route for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean, 1853-55, vol. 12.1 (Washington, D.C.: 1860). This is a neat document. It is one of a series of reports to the Senate, this one from the 36th Congress, which described the land which might be covered by a railroad. Included here are two selections which mention Richard W. Lansdale's knowledge of the the terrain and the Indians living on it; there are also a few illustrations (not included). The full document can be found at the Making of America Project at Michigan.	Richard Hyatt LANSDALE
36		.pdf file: Alden Mills Complete Fifty Years This is an article from The Underwear and Hosiery Review	Asahel Walker McLELLAN
37		.pdf file: An Act for the benefit of the Infant Legatees of Jacob Franklin This act, passed Jan. 5, 1820 by the Maryland General Assembly, allows James Deale, Jacob Franklin's son-in-law, to act as the guardian of his infant children " as may be necessary to convey all the right, title and interest, which the said infant children have in or to the real esaate of Ferdiando Battee, late of Anne Arundel County, deceased." It is unclear to which Ferdinando Battee this refers, but it must have been either the grandfather or great-grandfather of Jacob Frankln's wife Anne Battee. What property it refers to it also unknown from this act. The document can be found at the Maryland Archives.	Anne "Aunt Maney" BATTEE James DEALE Jacob FRANKLIN, Jr.
38		.pdf file: Battle in Mobile Bay These reports from the flagship the U.S.S. Hartford tell of action on August 5, 1864, in Mobile Bay; the U.S.S. "Hartford," "Metacomet," and "Brooklyn" were fighting against the C.S.S. gunboats "Selma," "Morgan," "Gaines," and "the enemy ram 'Tennessee'" off of Fort Morgan. Dr. Philip Lansdale was a surgeon aboard the "Hartford" during the battle. The first document here is his casualty report of those injured aboard the "Hartford"; the second is the report of the battle by Capt. P. Drayton of the engagement. They are from the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies, Ser. 1, vol. 21, which can be found on-line at the Making of America project at Cornell.	Philip LANSDALE
39		.pdf file: Bicycles Arrive in Korea This article argues that the first reference to bicycles happens in 1884, when Lt. Philip van Horne Lansdale brought one on shore. It created quite a stir, apparently.	Philip van Horne LANSDALE
40		.pdf file: Biography of David Bowe David Bowe married Martha Lansdale, a descendant of a branch of Lansdales who moved to Ohio in the very early 1800s. This is taken from a late 19th century genealogical/historical encyclopedia, and gives some good information about her family.	Agnes Estella BOWE David W. BOWE Hugh H. BOWE Warren W. BOWE Martha CROW Martha P. LANSDALE Rezin Addison LANSDALE Elisha MOORE Martha MOORE Phoebe SMITH Randall SMITH
41		.pdf file: biography of James McLellan (d. 1854) This biography is taken from a history of Bath, Maine.	James McLELLAN
42		.pdf file: Capt. Augustus Austere Tomlinson, CSA This is a biography of Capt. Tomlinson by his descendant Francis McDonald, concentrating on his Civil War service.	Augustus Austere TOMLINSON
43		.pdf file: Capt. Hugh McLellan and his family Copy of pages from "Maine Families of 1790" (S234) about Maj. Hugh, his wife, his children, and their spouses. Copy courtesy Brenda Pajor/myfamily.com McLellan researcher.	Abigail BROWNE Thomas BROWNE Mary GILMAN McLELLAN Abigail (Nabby) McLELLAN Caroline McLELLAN Cornelia McLELLAN Eunice McLELLAN Hugh McLELLAN Hugh McLELLAN Hugh McLELLAN Jane McLELLAN Joseph McLELLAN Mary McLELLAN Stephen McLELLAN Stephen McLELLAN
44		.pdf file: Charles McLellan biography This biography of Capt. McLellan, esp. of his war service, is from the journal Confederate Veteran (Nov., 1898).	Charles William McLELLAN
45		.pdf file: Gustave Pitard testimony before Congress, 1912 This is testimony by Gustave Pitard in 1912 before the House Subcommittee on Foreign Relations about the selling of arms to Mexico. He was called to testify apparently because he dealt in hardware. One key bit of data this gives is the date at which Pitard's Hardware opened--in 1858.	Gustave Joseph PITARD, Jr.
46		.pdf file: John Kenly, Memoirs of a Maryland Volunteer, War with Mexico This selection describes events from the perspective of Capt. John Kenly of the Maryland Volunteers from June, 1846, when the regiment was sworn in, through their service in Mexico. It notes that Sgt. G.O. Lansdale was slightly injured at Monterey. The full text is available on-line at the Making of American Project at Michigan.	George Oliver LANSDALE
47		.pdf file: Joseph McLellan Family pages from vol. 7 of "Maine Families in 1790" (S234) about Joseph McLellan, Rebecca Stone, their children and spouses. Copy courtesy Brenda Pajor/myfamily.com McLellan researcher.	Margaret Miller DUNNING Noah HINCKLEY Alfred McLELLAN Charles Hugh Patterson McLELLAN Charlotte McLELLAN Eliza McLELLAN Eunice McLELLAN Jane McLELLAN Joseph McLELLAN, Jr. Joseph McLELLAN Lydia McLELLAN Mary McLELLAN Rebecca Stone McLELLAN Theodore Stone McLELLAN William McLELLAN Mary J. OWEN Rebecca STONE
48		.pdf file: Letter to Maggie Iglehart, Feb. 1936 (3 pages) This letter of condolence was written by John Lansdale, Sr. to his childhood friend Maggie Iglehart on the death of her brother, Berry Iglehart. It also mentions other members of the Iglehart family.	Maggie IGLEHART N.E. Berry IGLEHART John LANSDALE, Sr.
49		.pdf file: Memo on the death of Harris Franklin (3 pages) Written by his friend and cousin John Lansdale.	(Joseph) Harris FRANKLIN John LANSDALE, Sr.
50		.pdf file: Notes towards an Autobiography These are a series of notes, written about 1938, by Asahel himself. They describe trips and hobbies, and the last page is devoted to a history of Alden Mills.	Asahel Walker McLELLAN

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