Genealogy of Horsley Family, 1890
The Genealogy of Horsley Family was created in 1890 by Georges-Frédéric Baillairgé, a Canadian civil servant, engineer, and author. This collection contains "Part II" of his own family history, focusing on the Horsley branch. This manuscript consists of 46 typed pages including biographies of Baillairgé's ancestors and copied letters and poems they wrote.
"Part II" contains the history of the Horsley family dating back to 1680. Richard Horsley, the first documented name, was born in England, but Baillairgé documents Richard's descendants through France, Jamaica, Canada, and eventually the United States. Baillairgé dedicated at least one paragraph for each of his ancestors. More information was available on his recent family, so Baillairgé includes letters and poems along with their dates. The genealogy covers 1680-1890, when he typed this manuscript.
Dates
- 1890
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Extent
From the Collection: 0.1 Linear Feet (1 folder)
Repository Details
Part of the Betsey B. Creekmore Special Collections and University Archives, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Repository