Blair Society for Genealogical Research
Blair Society for Genealogical Research

Author: Gerry Simpson Carlisle

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Published: 1985

Total Pages: 1348

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A. Raymond Blair was responsible for the collection and preservation of most of the material. Applications and family lineage charts necessary for membership in the research organization, are the basis for locating relatives and ancestors. There is no indication of a common immigrant ancestor.

Blair Society for Genealogical Research
Blair Society for Genealogical Research

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Features the Blair Society for Genealogical Research, Inc., an international society which collects and preserves genealogical and historical information concerning the Family of Blair and its lines of descent. Posts contact information for officers via mailing address, telephone numbers, and e-mail. Contains information on membership, Blair family history and heraldry, and publications. Lists Blair final resting places and results of queries. Provides a form for submitting Blair queries. Links to other Blair and genealogy related sites.

A Guide to the Archives of the Blair Society for Genealogical Research
A Guide to the Archives of the Blair Society for Genealogical Research

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Published: 1992

Total Pages: 32

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The Blair Society maintains two archives. The first was established in 1986 at the Kentucky Historical Society Library in Frankfort, kentucky. The second repository was established at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City in 1990. The books lists materials donated to these two repositories to date.

Proceedings of Tennessee Blair Seminar
Proceedings of Tennessee Blair Seminar

Author: Raymond R. Parker

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Published: 1995

Total Pages: 37

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There were at least six main branches of the Blair family which settled in eastern Tennessee. Most of these families appear to have migrated west from Virginia and settled in Washington, Blount and Monroe counties, as well as other eastern counties. Descendants live in Tennessee and other parts of the United States.