Clement Drew, colonial blacksmith: a genealogy of his family in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, & Quebec/ by Carole Gardner.

Title:

Clement Drew, colonial blacksmith: a genealogy of his family in New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, & Quebec/ by Carole Gardner.

Author:

Gardner, Carole,

Call Number:

929.2 D7761g

Publication Information:

Columbia, SC: [publisher not identified], 2022.

Physical Description:

45 p. : illustrations ; 22.5 cm.

Description:

This book details the genealogy of the family of Clement Drew born about 1728 in New Hampshire. He was the son of Clement Drew Sr. and Mary Bunker of Dover and Madbury, New Hampshire. Clement Junior was a blacksmith. He moved to Maine in the mid 1700s, and then to Quebec in 1795 claiming some free land from the English. He then moved on to Vermont and finally returned to New Hampshire. His sons and their families, which are described in detail, also moved to these same places.

People:

Drew Family.

Terms of Use:

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Credit Line:

Gift; May 2022;