George Francis Dow

Born 1868-01-01

Died 1936-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL448241A
VIAF35698950
WikidataQ5539411
ISNI0000000084395740
LibraryThingdowgeorgefrancis
Project Gutenberg42507

Top Subjects

History (5)
New England (4)
Essex County (Mass.) (3)
Genealogy (2)
Massachusetts (2)
Topsfield (Mass.) (2)
Colonial period, ca. 1600-1775 (2)

Books by George Francis Dow

Total count: 21

Topsfield deaths from 1658 to 1800compiled from town, church, and county court records

Salem Press1897-01-01
The historical address delivered at the celebration of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the incorporation of the town of Topsfield, Mass., August 16, 1900

Merrill Press1900-01-01
Old wood engravingsviews and buildings in the county of Essex

1908-01-01
Old wood engravingsviews and buildings in the county of Essex.

1908-01-01
The Holyoke diaries, 1709-1856Rev. Edward Holyoke, Marblehead and Cambridge, 1709-1768, Edward Augustus Holyoke, M. D., Cambridge, 1742-1747, John Holyoke, Cambridge, 1748, Mrs. Mary (Vial) Holyoke, Salem, 1760-1800, Margaret Holyoke, Salem, 1801-1823, Mrs. Susanna (Holyoke) Ward, Salem, 1793-1856; with an introduction and annotations by George Francis Dow.

The Essex Institute1911-01-01
The Probate records of Essex County, Massachusetts

Essex Institute1916-01-01
Fort Western on the Kennebecthe story of its construction in 1754 and what has happened there

Gannett1922-01-01
The pirates of the New England coast, 1630-1730

Marine Research Society1923-01-01
Whale ships and whalinga pictorial history of whaling during three centuries, with an account of the whale fishery in colonial New England

Marine Research Society1925-01-01
Domestic life in New England in the seventeenth centurya discourse delivered in the lecture hall of the Metropolitan museum of art in New York City, it being one of a series designed to mark the opening of the American wing.

Printed for the author at the Perkins Press1925-01-01
The river Agawaman Essex County waterway

1926-01-01
Slave ships and slaving

Marine Research Society1927-01-01
The patchwork quiltand some other quilts

Woman's Educational & Industrial Union1927-01-01
The arts & crafts in New England, 1704-1775gleanings from Boston newspapers relating to painting, engraving, silversmiths, pewterers, clockmakers, furniture, pottery, old houses, costume, trades and occupations, etc. ...

Wayside Press1927-01-01
The sailing ships of New England.

Marine Research Society1928-01-01
Shipping and trade in early New England

1932-01-01
Every day life in the Massachusetts bay colony

The Society for the preservation of New England antiquities1935-01-01
History of Topsfield, Massachusetts.

The Topsfield historical society1940-01-01
The Arts and Crafts in New England1704-1775Facsim.of 1927 Ed edition

University of Maryland Sea Grant Publications1967-06-01
Slave ships and slaving

Kennikat Press1969-01-01
Sailing Ships of New England1607-1907

Skyhorse Publishing2007-03-01