The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland

Date: [unknown] to 1904
Location: [unknown]
Surname/tag: Roper

Other: Family Genealogies

Contents 1 The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland 1.1 Available online at these locations: 1.2 Table of Contents 1.3 Errata 1.4 Citation Formats

The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland

• by Ella E. Roper (1841-)
• published by F.H. Colvin, East Orange, N.J., 1904
• 47 pages
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Available online at these locations:

• https://books.google.com/books?id=bbBPAAAAMAAJ
• https://archive.org/details/roperssterlinga00ropegoog
• https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005693006

Table of Contents

• Prelude
• Part 1
  • Chapter 1 - Their Evolution
  • Chapter 2 - The Dedham Home
  • Chapter 3 - Early Colonial Life in Dedham
  • Chapter 4 - Lancaster
  • Chapter 5 - Ephraim of Worcester
  • Chapter 6 - Ephraim of Sterling
• Part 2 Genealogical Record
  • Genearal Notes
  • First Generation
  • Second Generation
  • Third Generation
  • Fourth Generation
  • Fifth Generation
  • Division Into Sterling and Rutland Linces
  • Seventh Generation
  • Eighth Generation
  • Ninth Generation
  • Tenth Generation
  • Eleventh Generation
• TBD
• The Southern Ropers, Page 425
• The Roper Association of the United States
• Index, Page 429

Errata

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Citation Formats

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• <span id='Roper'></span>Roper, Ella E., ''[[Space:The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland|The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland]]'' (F.H. Colvin, East Orange, N.J., 1904) [ Page ].
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• <ref name=Roper>Roper Ella E., ''[[Space:The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland|The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland]]'' (F.H. Colvin, East Orange, N.J., 1904) [ Page ].</ref>
  • <ref name=Roper/>Roper Ella E., ''[[Space:The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland|The Ropers of Sterling and Rutland]]'' (F.H. Colvin, East Orange, N.J., 1904) [ Page ].