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This site provides information on Blair genealogy in general and the roots and history of my Blair ancestors who emigrated from Scotland to Vermont and New Hampshire in particular. A sub-site of Blair Genealogy, providing information on Blairs of Vermont. This site currently contains Blair census data for 1790 through 1860, Blairs in the Civil War, Blair Vital Records, and Blair Cemetery Information. Links to other BLAIR sites.
Index to Alice Blair Andrews Papers. The Blair Society for Genealogical Research, Inc. To operate for charitable and educational purposes. To promote principles of accuracy, thoroughness, documentation and ethical standards in genealogical research and practices. For more information on the Blair Society click the Information button.
Monday, 20 May 2013. A branch of haplogroup R1b at Family Tree DNA administered by Robert Hughes.
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The Blair DNA Project uses the Y-Chromosome DNA Test on men with the Blair surnameCONTENT
This website states the following, "Surname, unlike many others, has a fairly well established origin." We viewed that the web page said " Although there is some question as to who was the First Blair, it is generally accepted that he was an heir of Jean Francois, a Norman, granted Barony of Blare by King William, between 1165 and 1200." It also said " I assume a study of the Clan Blair Society might show similar results. What we have is a very large puzzle with a lot of pieces missing." The header had Blair as the highest ranking search term. It is followed by Genealogy, DNA, and Blair Genealogy which isn't as ranked as highly as Blair. The next words they uses is Blair DNA. Genealogy DNA was included and could not be viewed by search engines.SEEK SUBSEQUENT WEB PAGES
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General Info, Class Photos and Student Work. Wednesday, June 26, 2013. Saying good-bye to the Blair Library! This will be my final blog post on the Blair Library blog. I have so enjoyed being the Teacher-Librarian and being part of the Blair community. I have accepted a new job at the school board office which will allow me to work with students and teachers all over Richmond. I am looking forward to visiting Blair in my new role! Her comment made my heart sing as this is.
Friday, January 28, 2011. I had to post all the cards I collected. I will have to post some more soon. I love them all so much. Sunday, December 19, 2010. The kids have grown so much and I am so grateful to have them in my life. Anna Our cute little Sunshine.