This is the second volume of the three-volume set of books covering the descendants of Richard Williston (Willis) from Middlesex Virginia to Carteret County North Carolina.

This is the third volume of the three-volume set of books covering the descendants of Richard Williston (Willis) from Middlesex Virginia to Carteret County North Carolina. This volume includes the resource(s) listing for the data, as well as an index for names noted in all three volumes.

This detailed lineage of the Bell Family of Carteret County, North Carolina takes the family history from England, to Pasquotank County, to Carteret County and includes over a thousand individuals who have inherited the name or married into the family.

This is lineage book traces the lineage of the Thomas Fulcher family of Carteret County, North Carolina; and includes some family members who are direct lines from John Rolfe and Pocahontas. Some of the more prominent family names connected to this lineage are: Bell, Bennett, Cannon, Chadwick, Daniels, Davis, Day, Dixon, Dudley, Fulford, Garner, Gaskill, Gillikin, Golden, Goodwin, Guthrie, Hamilton, Hancock, Harker, Harris, Hill, Jones, Lawrence, Lewis, Lupton, Mason, Mizelle, Moore, Murphy, Nelson, Pake, Phillips, Piner, Pittman. Purifoy, Ricks, Robinson, Rose, Sadler, Salter, Springle,...

This book is full of delightful, hand-drawn depictions of Buddha or images and designs related to the Buddist following. You will find intermediate to complicated images in this coloring book, including heavy lined drawings with simple shapes and designs and more fine-art styles with varied line weights (thin to medium). The light and dark line illustrations with >50+ coloring pages that will keep you busy for weeks or months These images are hand-drawn, so the lines are organic and feel like artist's natural sketches versus software engineered and mechanically perfect illustrations. This...

If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is definitely a must buy
The book is filled with 30+ Gray Scaled Photographs of some of the historic and restored buildings, as well as alleys and back gardens you will find if you visit the area. This is one of four volumes of Gray Scale photos that concentrate on Window, Gates, and Doors.
There are at least two creative ways you can use the illustrations in this book and the other three volumes:
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If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is definitely a must buy
The book is filled with 30+ Gray Scaled Photographs of some of the historic and restored buildings, as well as alleys and back gardens you will find if you visit the area. This is one of four volumes of Gray Scale photos that concentrate on Window, Gates, and Doors.
There are at least two creative ways you can use the illustrations in this book and the other three volumes:
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If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is definitely a must buy
The book is filled with 30+ Gray Scaled Photographs of some of the historic and restored buildings, as well as alleys and back gardens you will find if you visit the area. This is one of four volumes of Gray Scale photos that concentrate on Window, Gates, and Doors.
There are at least two creative ways you can use the illustrations in this book and the other three volumes:
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If you love to color colonial architecture from the nation's revolutionary city capital in the Williamsburg Virginia Geographic Area and the Historic Restoration district, this book is a definite 'must buy ' If you love to color the holiday decorations, you can't wait to purchase this book
Historically, the colonists did not decorate for the holidays as Americans do today. But, in keeping with the guidelines of the local building codes of the area, residents can decorate for the holidays, but are only allowed to use natural materials that could be found or were present at the time of...