Bolton, Charles Knowles
Born 1867-01-01
Died 1950-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF381601
- WikidataQ32729777
- ISNI0000000111459237
- Open LibraryOL1130400A
Top Subjects
- Genealogy (3)
- Bolton family (2)
- United States (2)
- Charles Knowles Bolton (1867-1950) (2)
- Reading (Mass.) (1)
- William Bolton (1)
- Genealogy (Bolton) (1)
Books by Bolton, Charles Knowles
Total count: 35
The descendants of William Bolton of Reading, Masss.n.1888-01-01
The Boltons of old and New England.With a genealogy of the descendants of William Bolton of Reading, Mass. 1720.J. Munsell's Sons1889-01-01
The gossiping guide to Harvard and places of interest in Cambridge.Cambridge Tribune1892-01-01-
The Harvard University Librarya sketch of its history and its benefactors, with some account of its influence through two and a half centuries.Graves1894-01-01
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On the wooing of Martha Pitkinbeing a versified narrative of the time of the regicides in colonial New EnglandCopeland and Day1894-01-01
The love story of Ursula Wolcottbeing a tale in verse of the time of the great revival in New EnglandLamson, Wolffe, and Co.1895-01-01-
A descriptive catalogue of posters, chiefly American, in the collection of Charles Knowles Boltonwith biographical notes and a bibliography ; May MDCCCXCVPublished by Winthrop B. Jones1895-01-01
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What the small town may do for itself.1896-01-01
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Information for readersIssued by the Trustees1896-01-01
Brooklinethe history of a favored townC.A.W. Spencer1897-01-01
Philip Gereardy of New Amsterdamlandlord of the city tavern, and his Rhode Island descendantss.n.1898-01-01-
The ancestry of Margaret Wyatt, wife of Matthew Allyn of Braunton in Devon, and later of Windsor in Connecticut [microform]s.n.1898-01-01
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Philip Gereardy of New Amsterdam, landlord of the city tavern, and his Rhode Island descendantss.n.1898-01-01
Bulletin boards and special listsPublic Libraries1900-01-01-
Marriage notices 1785-1794 for the whole United States ...E. Putnam1900-01-01
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The private soldier under WashingtonC. Scribner's sons1902-01-01
The New Genealogyaddress at the sixty-fifth anniversary of the New England Historic Genealogical Society ; Ford Hall, Boston ; October 22, 19091910-01-01
Scotch Irish pioneers in Ulster and AmericaBacon and Brown1910-01-01
American library historyAmerican library association publishing board1911-01-01
The Elizabeth Whitman mystery at the old Bell tavern in Danversa study of "Eliza Wharton," the heroine of a famous New England romancePeabody historical society1912-01-01-
The librarian's canons of ethics3d printing.1912-01-01
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The Elizabeth Whitman mystery at the Old Bell Tavern in Danversa study of "Eliza Wharton," the heroine of a famous New England romancePeabody Historical Society1912-01-01
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Genealogy and history.1914-01-01
Proprietary and subscription librariesAmerican Library Association Publishing Board1917-01-01
The foundersportraits of persons born abroad who came to the colonies in North America before the year 1701, with an introduction, biographical outlines and comments on the portraitsThe Boston athenaeum1919-01-01
Christ Church, Salem Street, Boston, 1723a guide200th anniversary ed.The Church1923-01-01-
Bolton's American armorya record of coats of arms which have been in use whithin the present bounds of the United StatesFaxon1927-01-01
The real founders of New Englandstories of their life along the coast, 1602-1628F. W. Faxon Company1929-01-01-
Terra Nova, the northeast coast of America before 1602annals of Vinland, Markland, Estotiland, Drogeo, Baccalaos and NorumbegaFaxon1935-01-01
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The chief slave-dealing family of the Old South, the Boltens of TennesseeC.K. Bolton1937-01-01
A selected bibliography for the training of citizen-agents of planned community change1970-01-01
Conflict: the conditions and processes in community, organizations and interpersonal relationshipsCouncil of Planning Librarians1971-01-01
A selected bibliography on planned change and community planning practicemaking things happenCouncil of Planning Librarians1971-01-01-
Scotch Irish pioneers in Ulster and AmericaBacon and Brown1989-01-01
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The Boston Athenaeum