author: Rader,
James Lee
availability: Family
History Library No. 1 (June 1991) 33
quarterly issues
Publication
ceased after 31 December 2000.
2.
The ancestors and Descendants
of Henry Rader (1829-1864) Dec 1991
3.
First attempt to collect all of the Rader/Raeder/Reader/Röder/Roeder/ Rötter families in
America
author: Rader, James Lee availability: Family History
Library
publications: Rancho Cordova, California : J. L.
Rader, 1992
physical: xxv, 483 pages.
author: Rader, James Lee availability: Family History Library
publications: Rancho Cordova, California : J.L. Rader, c1995
physical: [969 pages] in various pagings,
port. (col.).
Rader website www.rader.org June
1996
Teacher of
Computerized Genealogy 1999-2009
5.
Coffee table Photograph book “Evelyn
Lanore Stevenson & Thomas Glenn Rader Dec 2005
James L Rader's Storefront @ www.lulu.com
6.
Desc.Casper Rader 1812 Wythe VA (book) 2006 Hardcover
Print: $96.65 This is the casewrap-hardcover
binding, full-color exterior ink in and out The first 3 generations of Casper
Rader's Descendants. He is found first on the ship Edinberg
in 1750 Pennsylvania. He lives in Lebanon county and
Cumberland county Pennsylvania during the Rev War His children are in Greene
County Tennessee and other places The major improvement over earlier versions
is the inclusion of $3,000 of land research. The land they lived on is plotted
on Quad maps in detail sufficient for you to go right to each place they lived
---- visit my website at www.rader.org for more details
7.
Casper Rader 1732-1812 Wythe county, Virginia (book)
2006 Print: $32.50 The first 3 generations of Casper
Rader's Descendants. He is found first on the ship Edinberg
in 1750 Pennsylvania. He lives in Lebanon county and Cumberland county
Pennsylvania during the Rev War -- --- His children are in Greene County
Tennessee and other places The major improvement over
earlier versions is the inclusion of $3,000 of land research. The land they
lived on is plotted on Quad maps in detail sufficient for you to go right to
each place they lived ---- visit my website at www.rader.org for more details
8.
Henry Rader died in the Civil War (book)
2010 Print: $52.30 Download: $18.99 "Henry Rader died in the Civil
War" contains his ancestors, his wifes
ancestors, and his children and their descendants. The majority of the book is
set in Greene County Tennessee from 1800 thru the 1940s
9.
Henry Rader died in the Civil War (book) 2010
Download: $88.99 Hardcover Print: $155.70 The
genealogy of Henry Rader 1829 - 1864 of Greene county, Tennessee, who died in
Camp Douglas, Chocago. His ancestors, his wife's
ancestors and his children's descendants
10.
Rader Land (photo
book) Print: $22.70
Casper Rader bought and sold land and his children did also.
This book is a pictorial introduction it's location
11.
George Rader Jr, 1784 - 1861 -
Pike Co, IL (book) 2007 Print: $19.61
The descendants of George Rader
Jr, 1784 - 1861 - Pike Co, IL. Many
of the descendants used a Wagon Train to Siskiyou County, Sacramento county and
Meddocino California in the 1860s
12.
LETTERS ON SILESIA by JOHN QUINCY ADAMS 1801 (book)
2011 Print: $12.50 Download: $2.99 Silesian life in 1800. It contains
John Quincy Adams experiences, attitudes and feelings about the people, places
and customs of the times over a 6 week tour. The second half presents a
detailed geographical, statistical, and Historical account of Silesia. Causes
and Originf of the 30 years
war, the prussian conquest,
taxes. The churches and school system. It uses Kloeber's "Silesia before and since the Year
1740" as a major source.
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Hello for California
I have been involved in Genealogy since 1987. I have
published many Genealogy books, done a quarterly surname newsletter for 10
years, taught computerized genealogy in an Adult education classroom for 10
years, maintained my own web site at www rader org since 1996, gathered and
researched a data base of 95k names and am now trying to gather European Raders with the help of my association with the Guild.
I look forward to learning about my European cousins