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Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Condition is Near Fine in a hard cover. This is a book that I purchased from the author's daughter, Barbara Trinkle. It has her autograph with dedication to me. Land Where My Fathers Died is a 1994 book about the history of Marion County, Illinois, co-authored by Harry Robert Black, Sr. and his daughter Barbara (Black) Trinkle. The book's title suggests a personal connection to the region's history, and it details the history of Marion County, from its early settlement to the time of publication. About the authors: Harry Robert Black, Sr.: As co-author, he shared his research and personal connection to the county's history. He is noted as a resident of Centralia, Illinois, a city within Marion County. Barbara (Black) Trinkle: She co-authored the book with her father. Records indicate that a Barbara Black lives in Centralia, Illinois. She is a descendant of the "fathers" whose history is explored in the book.

Hardcover. Condizione: As New. 1st Edition. Condition is AS NEW in a Hard Cover.Tip in page in front. Excellent copy of this history of Marion County, Illinois and Southern Illinois area. Land Where My Fathers Died is a 1994 book about the history of Marion County, Illinois, co-authored by Harry Robert Black, Sr. and his daughter Barbara (Black) Trinkle. The book's title suggests a personal connection to the region's history, and it details the history of Marion County, from its early settlement to the time of publication. About the authors: Harry Robert Black, Sr.: As co-author, he shared his research and personal connection to the county's history. He is noted as a resident of Centralia, Illinois, a city within Marion County. Barbara (Black) Trinkle: She co-authored the book with her father. Records indicate that a Barbara Black lives in Centralia, Illinois. She is a descendant of the "fathers" whose history is explored in the book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. No Jacket. 148 pp. Blue cloth with gilt lettering on spine and front board. Privately published history of Marion County, Illinois. Unmarked. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall.