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Excerpt from Supplement to John Lee of Farmington, Hartford Co;, Conn; And His Descendants, 1634 1900: Containing Corrections, Changes, Births, Marriages, Deaths, Etc;, Reported Since the Publication
It seems to be the Opinion of a certain class of people that an introduction is written merely to occupy a few pages in the first part of the book, to make it appear like oilier books, or, for any purpose except for the purpose of being read! They could not labor under a greater mistake, for, when they omit the introduction, they omit much valuable and interesting information.
It usually contains subjects of general interest, not particularly connected with any Single individual or family, but of interest to the general reader.
Many questions have been asked the compilers by those who have had the Lee Book in hand from its publication in 1897, on subjects fully explained in the introductory notes, and were sur prised on being informed where they could find their questions fully answered, thus showing that they had neglected that part of the work.
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