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Paine genealogy and allied lines, ancestors of William Alfred Paine

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"Rectitude before expediency, a discourse preached ... Dec. 30, 1860, by ... Rev. Albert Paine" : p. 14-21.
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Paine, Albert, 1819-1901
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  1. Controversial Literature
  2. Felton Family
  3. Payne Family
  4. Sargent Family
  5. Slaver
  6. Slavery
  7. United States
  8. Ward Family

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