A genealogy (8 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. Pages intact with minimal writing/highlighting. The binding may be loose and creased. Dust jackets/supplements are not included. Stock photo provided. Product includes identifying sticker. Better World Books: Buy Books. Do Good.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. SC - In AS NEW condition; White Wraps with blue lettering. MINT INTERIOR/EXTERIOR. Clean. No markings. 4to. 193pp. --B.R. Box 101.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Zustand: New.

Both items genuine typescripts, and not mimeographs. Both attached by brass studs in matching pink wraps, with titles on covers. In good condition, on lightly-aged paper. ONE: 'The Carmichaels of the Highlands. Argyll. 1200-1745.' 8pp, 4to. Sections on 'The Carmichaels of Mac Ilmichaels of Perthshire', 'Muthill Parish' and 'Argyll'. TWO: 'The Highland Carmichaels. Part II.' 6pp., 4to. Both volumes mainly consist of dated genealogical information, with the source often given (e.g. 'Reg. Mag.', 'Argyll Charters', 'Register at Taymouth', 'Origines Parochiales', 'Highland Papers', 'Services of Heirs', 'Register Privy Council', 'Argyll Register of Inventories', 'Commissariot of Argyll', 'Coll. de Rebus Alba', 'Commissariot of Dunblane', 'Balquhidder Baptism Register' and 'Stone in Grave-yard at St Fillans Chapel'). There are records of a number of works on highland genealogy by Tod, but the only record on COPAC is of 'The Clan MacNicol' at the National Library of Scotland. This is said to have been 'published' in 1924, but there is every indication that the items are Tod's own original notes, bound up for his own purposes and never published.…

Hand-written manuscripts, twelve personal letters, two string-bound booklets (25 double-folded leaves, 6 double-folded leaves), A collection of handwritten documents once belonging to a Japanese family, under the name of the Hayashi, and spanning the years from 1826 to the 1850s. One document in the collection is a genealogical table for a family named Hara, descendants of one Hara Seizaemon from the Nagato area of what is now Yamaguchi Prefecture, up to Hayashi Yukiyoshi (???). His name also appears on a document, "shumon aratame" (???), which declares that he and his compatriots are not the Christians as they are affiliated with Buddhist temples. It is dated on February 1835. The genealogy was compiled in 1840 by a man named Hayashi Chikudayu Yukiyoshi, and the surname Hayashi recurs in many of the documents, including a handwritten chronology of family events from 1826 to 1864, compiled by Chikudayu's adoptive grandson. The collection also includes numerous letter, most of them sent by or to members of the Hayashi family. A particularly interesting item in the collection is a black ink painting of a foreign boat which was washed up on Japanese shores in 1857. The picture provides details of the structure of the boat and the location of its four seats. Since western whaleships were very active in the seas around Japan at the time, it is possible that this is an image of a western whaleboat, though the rather broad and blunt shape of the boat suggests that it may have come from another source, possibly from China or Korea.…

Ad I: Nürnberg, J.L. Buggel, 1698, 1st ed., (10),226,(18 index) pag., engraved title, 14 (incl. 11 plates IN FINE HANDCOLOURING) with in total some 880 heraldic illustrations (coats of arms), rebound in a matching contemporary full vellum binding, frontcover decoratively calligraphed in old ink "Inventarium über Weylandt der Ziel.…