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BIENNIAL REPORT
STATE LIBRARIAN
of
NORTH CAROLINA
From July 1, 1926 to June 30, 1928
BIENNIAL REPORT
of the
STATE LIBRARIAN
of
NORTH CAROLINA
From July 1, 1926 to June 30, 1928
NORTH CAROLINA STATE LIBRARY STAFF
Librarian Carrie L. Broughton
Chief Assistant Pauline Hill
Senior Assistant Mrs. Aline Weathers Fleming
Senior Library Aid Margaret Birdsong
BIENNIAL REPORT
OF THE
STATE LIBRARIAN
To the Hon. Angus Wilton McLean, Governor; Hon. J. A. Hartness,
Secretary of State, and Mr. A. T. Allen, Superintendent of Public In-struction,
as Trustees of the State Library.
Gentlemen : I take pleasure in submitting to your honorable body, for
due consideration, the biennial report of the State Librarian of the State
Library of North Carolina, for a period covering twenty-four months from
July 1, 1926-June 30, 1928.
ADDITIONS, 1926-1928
Volumes
By purchase 1,394
By gift 190
U. S. Government 273
Received from other states 200
Bound newspapers 269
Bound magazines 260
Total 2,586
Number of volumes in general library 42,500
Number of volumes in governments 7,794
Number of volumes of bound newspapers 5,237
Number of volumes of bound magazines 5,140
For lists of newspapers received at State Library see Appendix A.
For lists of magazines received, see Appendix B.
For additional Bibliography of North Carolina literature con-tinued
from previous reports see Appendix C.
For Bibliography of Genealogical material in State Library see
Appendix C.
Respectfully submitted,
Carrie L. Broughton,
State Librarian.
Biennial Report of the
APPENDIX A
NEWSPAPERS
(Abbreviations: d., daily; sw., semi-weekly; m., monthly; bm., bi-monthly;
tri-w., tri-weekly)
Albemarle --Stanly News Herald, w.
Asheville Asheville Citizen, d.
Asheville Asheville Times, d.
Asheville Blue Ridge Republican, w.
Beaufort Beaufort News, w.
Benson Benson Review, w.
Boone Watauga Democrat, w.
Carthage Moore County News, w.
Chapel Hill Chapel Hill Weekly, w.
Chapel Hill News Letter, w.
Charlotte Charlotte News, d.
Charlotte Charlotte Observer, d.
Charlotte - Presbyterian Standard, w.
Clinton Sampson Independent, w.
Concord Concord Daily Tribune, d.
Concord Concord Times, sw.
Conover - Our Church Record, tri-m.
Cullowhee - Cullowhee Yodel.
Danbury Danbury Reporter, w.
Elizabeth City .Daily Advance, d.
Elizabeth City Independent, w.
Fayetteville - Fayetteville Observer, d.
Forest City Forest City Courier, w.
Greensboro Friends Messenger, m.
Greensboro —- Greensboro Daily News, d.
Greensboro Greensboro Daily Record, d.
Greensboro Greensboro Patriot, sw.
Greensboro N. C. Christian Advocate, w.
Greenville Greenville Daily Reflector, d.
Hendersonville Hendersonville Times, d.
Hickory Hickory Daily Record, d.
Hillsboro Orange County Enterprise, w.
Lenoir Lenoir News-Topic, sw.
Lexington Dispatch, sw.
Lincolnton Lincoln County News, sw.
Louisburg Franklin Times, w.
Lumberton Robesonian, sw.
Marshall News Record, w.
Mocksville Davie Record, w.
Monroe - Monroe Journal, sw.
Mooresville Mooresville Enterprise, w.
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Morganton Deaf Carolinian, w.
Morganton News Herald, w.
Nashville Graphic, w.
Newbern The New Bernian, d.
Newbern The Sun Journal, d.
Newton Catawba News Enterprise, sw.
Norlina Norlina Headlight, w.
North Wilkesboro Wilkes Journal, w.
Oxford Oxford Public Ledger, tri-w.
Oxford Orphans' Friend, w.
Pittsboro Chatham Record, w.
Raleigh Biblical Recorder, w.
Raleigh News and Observer, d.
Raleigh North Carolina Odd Fellow, m.
Raleigh Progressive Farmer, w.
Raleigh Raleigh Times, d.
Raleigh Union Herald, w.
Reidsville - Reidsville Review, tri-w.
Rich Square Roanoke-Chowan Times, w.
Sanatorium Sanatorium Sun, m.
Scotland Neck Commonwealth, d.
Shelby Cleveland Star, tri-w.
Siler City Chatham News, w.
Smithfield Smithfield Herald, sw.
Statesville Landmark, sw.
Sylva Jackson County Journal, w.
Tarboro Daily Southerner, d.
Tarboro Weekly Southerner, w.
Thomasville Charity and Children, w.
Wadesboro - Messenger and Intelligencer, w.
Warrenton Warren Record, w.
Williamston - Enterprise, sw.
Wilmington Wilmington Morning Star, d.
Winston-Salem Twin City Sentinal, d. '
Winston-Salem Winston-Salem Journal, d.
Atlanta Atlanta Constitution, d.
Baltimore Baltimore Evening Sun, d.
Boston Christian Science Monitor, d.
Boston Boston Transcript.
New Yoi'k New York Times, d.
New York New York World, d.
Richmond, Va Southern Churchman, w.
Richmond Christian Sun, w.
Richmond Richmond Times Dispatch, d.
Washington United States Daily, d.
Washington Washington Post, d.
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APPENDIX B
MAGAZINES
Agriculture, North Carolina Dept. Conservation and Industry
of, Bulletin Country Life
Agricultural Review, North Carolina County Court Note-book
Dept. of Agriculture Current History
Alumni News, North Carolina Col- Current Magazine Contents
lege for Women D. A. R. Magazine
Alumni Register of Duke University Dearborn Independent
Alumni Review, University of North Delineator
Carolina Drama
American Federalist Education
American Legion Educational Review
American Historical Review Engineering News-Record
American Labor Legislation Review Everybody's Magazine
A. L. A. Booklist Genealogy Magazine
A. L. A. Bulletin Good Housekeeping
American Magazine Harper's Magazine
American Mercury House and Garden
Americana House Beautiful
Annals of the American Academy of Indiana Magazine of History
Political and Social Science International Studio
Archive (Duke University) James Sprunt Historical Publications
Arts and Decoration Jewish Tribune
Asia Johns Hopkins University Studies in
Atlantic Monthly Historical and Political Science
Bnai Brith Magazine Journal of American Genealogy
Book Review Digest Journal of Home Economics
Bookman Journal of the Illinois State His-
Books torical Society
California News Notes Journal of Negro History
Canadian Magazine Journal of Pharmacy
Carolina Magazine Journal of Social Forces
Carolina Motorist Journal of the Elisha Mitchel
Carolina-Virginia Retailer Scientific Society
Carolinian (North Carolina College Journal of National Education
for Women) Association
Catholic World Kourier
Century Ladies' Home Journal
Collier's Libraries
Commerce Monthly Librai-y Journal
Commonweal Library Notes, N. C. C. W.
Confederate Veteran Literary Digest
Congressional Digest Literary Review
Contemporary Review Living Age
State Library
Lookout
Louisiana Historical Quarterly
Manufacturers' Record
Maryland Historical Magazine
Mentor
Merchants' Journal
Michigan History Magazine
Michigan Library Bulletin
Musician
Nation
National Genealogical Society
Quarterly
National Geographic Magazine
National Republic
New England Historical and
Genealogical Register
New Republic
New York Genealogical and
Biographical Record
Nineteenth Century
North American Review
North Carolina Booklet
North Carolina Health Bulletin
North Carolina Insurance Bulletin
North Carolina Library Bulletin
North Carolina Municipal Review
North Carolina Teacher
North Carolina Welfare Progress
Outlook
Peabody Journal of Education
Pennsylvania Magazine
Pictorial Review
Pittsburgh Carnegie Library
Bulletin
Prison News
Publishers' Weekly
Raleigh Student
Readers' Guide to Periodical
Literature
Red Cross Courier
Research Bulletin of the National
Education Association
Researcher
Review of Reviews
St. Louis Public Library Monthly
Bulletin
Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Review of Literature
School
School Life
School and Society
Science
Scientific American
Scientific Monthly
Scribner's Magazine
Sewanee Review
South Atlantic Quarterly
South Carolina Historical and
Genealogical Magazine
Southern Medicine and Surgery
Southern Textile Bulletin
Southern Tobacco Journal
Southern Planter
Starry Cross
State School Facts
Studies in Philogy
Survey
System
Tarheel Banker
Technician
Tennessee Historical Magazine
Theosophical Quarterly
Through the Ages
Time
Trinity Historical Papers
Tyler's Quarterly Magazine
University of North Carolina
Extension Bulletin
University of North Carolina
Record
Uplift
Utah Genealogical and Historical
Magazine
Virginia Magazine
Virginia Quarterly Review
Virginian
Wachovia
Wake Forest Student
Wataugan
Welfax^e Magazine
Western Reserve Historical Society
Collections
William and Mary Quarterly
Wisconsin Library Bulletin
Woman's Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Woman's Press
World's Work
Yale Review
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APPENDIX G
Bibliography of North Carolina
Abbott, George and Bridges, A. P. Coquette, a play in three acts. 1926.
Anderson, Mrs. J. H. North Carolina women of the confederacy. 1926.
Andrews, R. M. John Merrick, a biographical sketch. 1920.
Bass, L. D. The carpenter and his friends, n. d.
Seventh day adventism unmasked, n. d.
Bassett, J. S., ed. Expansion and reform, 1889-1926. 1926.
Correspondence of Andrew Jackson. 1927. vol. 3.
Bond, Christiana. Memories of General Robert E. Lee. 1926.
Boone, C. C. Congo as I saw it. 1927.
Boyd, James. Marching on. 1927.
Boyd, W. K. Some eighteenth century tracts concerning North Carolina.
1927.
Brown, C. R. A working faith. 1926.
Camak, D. E. June of the hills. 1927.
Coggins, J. C. Abraham Lincoln, a North Carolinian, with proof. 1927.
Devin, R. I. History of Grassy Creek Baptist church. 1880.
Dodd, W. E. Lincoln or Lee, comparison and contrast of the two. 1927.
Edenton Street M. E. Church, South. Raleigh, N. C. Joseph G. Brown as
an affectionate tribute, n. d.
Ellis, W. B. Sanity for sale; the story of the rise and fall of Wm. B. Ellis.
1928.
Foltz, H. W., comp. Descendants of Adam Spach. 1924.
Fries, A. L., ed. Records of the Moravians in North Carolina. 1926. v. 3.
Gilbert, Katherine. Studies in recent aesthetic. 1927.
Gold, Mrs. D. H. Tides of life. 1927.
Green, Paul. The field of God and in Abraham's bosom. 1927.
In the valley, and other Carolina plays. 1928.
Wide Fields. 1928.
Hamilton, J. G., deR. Henry Ford, the man, the citizen, the worker. 1927.
Harriss, R. P. Archive anthology. 1926.
Hawks, F. L. Adventures of the Conqueror of Mexico. 1843.
Relation of Maryland; reprinted from a London edition
1635. 1865.
Helper, H. R. Negroes in Negroland. 1868.
Henderson, Archibald. European dramatists. 1926. rev. ed.
Hendrick, B. J. Training of an American; the earlier life and letters of
Walter H. Page, 1855-1913. 1926.
Hill Directory Co. Raleigh city directory. 1927.
Hill, D. H. History of North Carolina in the war between the states.
1926. 2 v.
Hogue, M. B. Every other woman. 1927.
Hood, J. W. Negro in the Christian pulpit. 1884.
Home, H. H. Jesus as a philosopher. 1927.
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Home, Mrs. I. C. Romantic rambles. 1926.
Johnson, G. W. What is news? a tentative outline. 1926.
The undefeated. 1927.
Andrew Jackson, an epic in homespun. 1927.
Kephart, Horace. Our southern highlanders. 1926. rev. ed.
Knight, E. W. Academy movement in the south, n. d.
Among the Danes. 1927.
Leonard, J. C. Centennial history of Davidson county, North Carolina
1927.
Little, Luther. Manse dwellers. 1927.
Love, A. R. Under the ban. 1926.
McClenney, W. E. and others. These twain, Willis John Lee and M. J.
Lee. n. d.
Moore, Frank, ed. Speeches of Andrew Johnson. 1866.
Moore, H. C. Points of emphasis. 1927.
Morrison, Cameron. Public papers and letters, 1921-25. 1927.
Morrow, D. F. Then and now, reminiscences. 1926.
News and Observer Year Book. 1928.
North, C. C. Social differentation. 1926.
Nye, E. W. Bill Nye's history of England. 1900.
Bill Nye's history of the United States. 1894.
Bill Nye's sparks. 1901.
Bill Nye's remarks. 1900.
Forty liars and other lies. 1882.
A guest at Ludlow. 1897.
Baled hay. 1884.
Odum, H. W. Sociology and social problems. 1925.
Rainbow round my shoulder. 1928.
Olmsted, Stanley. At top of Tobin. 1926.
Pierson, W. W. Hispanic American history; a syllabus. 1926.
Potter, Russell. A study of Shakespeare. 1921.
Robertson, A. T. Some minor characters in the New Testament. 1928.
Robertson, G. F. The only Nancy; a tale of the Kentucky mountains.
1917.
King John, a tale of the south. 1927.
Rockwell, K. Y. War letters, 1914-1925.
Royster, H. A. Appendicitis. 1927.
Russell, Phillips. Benjamin Franklin, the first civilized American. 1926.
John Paul Jones, the man of action. 1927.
Sears, L. M. Jefferson and the embargo. 1927.
Smith, C. A. Southern literary studies. 1927.
Staton, K. E. B. Old southern songs. 1926.
Steiner, J. F. and Brown, R. M. North Carolina's chain gang. 1927.
Stephenson, G. T. Living trusts. 1926.
Taylor, C. C. Rural sociology. 1926.
Tillett, W. F. The paths that lead to God. 1926.
Providence, prayer and power. 1926.
Tourgee, A. W. Pactolus Prime. 1890.
Trogdon, W. F. Trogdon family history. 1926.
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Upchurch, Mrs. T. B. Meditations, n. d.
Morning glories, selected poems, n. d.
Ware, C. C. North Carolina disciples of Christ. 1927.
Weaver, J. V. A. To youth. 1928.
Williams, J. A. Selections for devotional exercises. 1927.
Williams, L. F. and Jordan, W. E. Laboratory manual, n. d.
Wilson, M. B. The painted city. 1927.
Wilson, P. M. Southern exposure. 1927.
Winston, R. W. Andrew Johnson, plebian and patriot. 1928.
Woolson. C. F. Rodman the keeper. 1886.
GENEALOGICAL MATERIAL
IN THE
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE LIBRARY
COMPILED BY
CARRIE L. BROUGHTON, Librarian
and
PAULING HILL, Chief Library Assistant
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INTRODUCTION
The interest in personal and family history has grown so rapidly that
we are endeavoring to specialize in this department in our library. We now
have one of the best genealogical collections in the south and to it resort
daily people from all over the country diligently searching for family
records and military data to enable them to secure admittance to one of the
patriotic societies of our country.
Besides the genealogical material in the State Library the North Carolina
Historical Commission, which is housed in the same building, has many
county histories, marriage bonds, deeds, wills, etc.
The material in both departments is always available to the reseachers.
However, the staff of both are too limited to permit them to engage in
private researches. We are always glad to refer our patrons to some
competent genealogist who will gladly do the work for them.
In the following pages you will find a complete bibliography of all
general genealogy, state, county and family histories, military rosters,
newspaper clippings and magazine articles.
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BIBLIOGRAPHIES
American genealogists, a catalogue of family histories. 1895, 1900.
Bell, H. C. and others. Guide to British West Indian archive materials,
in London and in the Islands, for the history of the U. S. 1926.
Connecticut. Historical Society. List of family genealogies in library of
Conn. Hist. Soc. 1911.
Duri-ie, D. S. Bibliographic genealogica Americana. 1878.
Foust, A. B. Guide to material for American history in Swiss and Austrian
archives. 1916. Contains emigration lists on file in Switzerland.
Griffin, G. G. Writings in American histoi-y. 1918-1924.
Illinois. State historical library. List of genealogical works in the Illinois
State Historical Library. 1914.
Swem, E. G. Bibliography of Virginia. 1916-1919.
U. S. Library of Congress. American and English genealogies in the
Library of congress. 1910.
HERALDRY
Abbott, W. H. Heraldry illustrated. 1897.
Burke, J. B. St. James magazine and heraldric and historical register.
1850.
Ellis, W. S. Antiquities of heraldry. 1869.
Porney, M. A. Elements of heraldry.
Ringrose, J. A. and Berney L. Arms and origin of American colonial
families. 1910.
ARMS OF FAMILIES
Crozier, W. A. Crozier's general armory; a register of American family
entitled to coat armor. 1904.
Fairbairn, J. Fairbairn's crests of the families of Great Britain and
Ireland. 2v. 4th ed. 1923.
Heraldric journal, recording the armorial bearings and genealogies of
American families. 4v. in 1. 1856-1868.
Vermont, E. de V. America heraldica; coats of arms, crests, and mottoes
of prominent American families settled in this country before 1800. 1886.
Washburne, Henry. Book of family crests. 1882. 2v.
Zieber, E. Heraldry in America. 1895.
HISTORY OF NAMES
Arthur, W. Etymological dictionary of family and Christian names. 1857.
Anderson, W. Genealogy and surnames.
Bardsley, C. W. English surnames, n. d.
Bowditch, N. I. Suffolk surnames, 2nd ed. 1857.
Ferguson, R. English surnames and their places in the Teutonic family.
1858.
Guppy, H. B. Homes of family names. 1890.
Lower, M. A. English surnames. 3d ed. 1849. 2v.
Yonge, C. M. History of Christian names. 1884.
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GREAT BRITAIN
Betham, Sir W. Baronetage of England. 1801-1805. 5v.
Browning, C. H. Magna Charta barons and their descendants. 1915.
Burke, J. Genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners. 1836. 4 v.
Burke, J. and Sir J. B. Encyclopaedia of heraldry; of, General armory
of England, Scotland and Ireland. 3d ed. 1844.
Burke, J. and Sir J. B. Genealogical and heraldic history of the extinct
and dormant baronetcies of England, Ireland and Scotland. 1841.
Burke, Sir J. B. Genealogical and heraldic history of the colonial gentry.
1891-1895. 2v.
Burke, Sir J. B. Genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry
of Great Britain. 1852, 1900.
Burke, Sir J. B. Genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry
of Ireland. 1899.
Burke, Sir J. B. Genealogical and heraldic history of the peerage and
baronetage, the Privy council, knightage and companionage. 1841,
1895, 1924. 3v.
Collins, A. Peerage of England, genealogical, biog. and hist. 1756. 5v.
Dictionary of national biography. 1885-1904. 63v. Sup. 6v.
Foster, J. Alumni Osonienses: Members of the University of Oxford,
1500-1714; their parentage, birthplace, and year of birth, with a record
of their degrees. 8v.
Foster, J. London marriage licenses, 1521-1867. 1883.
Fox-Davies, A. C. Book of public arms; a cyclopaedia of the armorial
bearings, heraldic devices, and seals, as authorized and as used, of the
counties, cities, towns and Universities of the United Kingdom.
French, A. D. W. County records of the surnames of Frances, Francis,
French, in England, 1100-1350. 1896.
Lodge, J. Peerage of Ireland. 1754. 2v.
New peerage; or, present state of the nobility of England. 1769. 2 v.
Eyre-Todd, G. Highland clans of Scotland. 1923.
Who's Who. v. 52, 1900; v. 65, 1913; v. 68, 1916; v. 70, 1918; v. 73, 1921;
v. 76, 1924.
Who was Who. 1897-1916.
UNITED STATES
General
Amaz, Axel. May Flower and her log, July 15, 1620-May 6, 1621. 1907.
American Historical Review, v. 1-date; 1895-date.
American Jewish Society Publications, v. 1-29, 1893-1921.
Americana, v. 4-10, Jan. 1909-Dec. 1915.
Americana, v. 12-date, Jan. 1918-date.
For contents see Genealogical index in library.
Bolton, C. K. Marriage notices, 1785-1794, for the whole United States.
1900.
Bradford, Gamaliel. Confederate portraits. 1914.
Sketches of Joseph E. Johnston, James Longstreet, P. G. T. Beauregard,
Judah P. Benjamin, Alexander H. Stephens, Robert Tombs, and
Raphael Semnes.
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Browning, C. H. Americans of royal descent; a collection of genealogies
of American families whose lineages are traced to the ligitimate issue
of kings. 1894.
Browning, C. H. Some "Colonial Dames" of royal descent; pedigrees
showing the lineal descent from kings of some members of the National
Society of the Colonial Dames of America and of the order of the
Crown. 1900.
Clemens, W. M. American marriage records before 1699. 1926.
Clemens, W. M. North and South Carolina marriage records before
1699. 1926.
Colonial Dames of America, Chapter 1, Baltimore.
Ancestral records and portraits. 1910. 2v.
Daughters of American Revolution lineage book. v. 1-1908; v. 3-date,
1897-date.
Daughters of American Revolution.
Index of the Rolls of honor (ancestor's index) in the lineage books
v. 1-40, 1916; v. 41-80, 1926.
Daughters of the American Revolution magazine, v. 45-date, July 1914-date.
Daughters of the Revolution.
Ancestral register of the general society, 1896. 1897.
Drake, S. G. Result of some researches among the British archives for
information relative to the founders of New England. 1860.
Farmer, John. Genealogical register of the first settlers of New England.
1829.
Foust, A. B. Lists of Swiss emigrants in the eighteenth century to the
American colonies. 1920.
Fothergill, Gerald. Emigrants from England, 1773-1775.
New England Historical and Genealogical Register,
v. 62: 242-253; 320-332.
v. 63: 16-31; 134-146; 234-244; 342-355.
v. 64: 18-25; 214-227; 314-346.
v. 65: 20-35; 116-132; 232-251.
Fothergill, Gerald. List of emigrant ministers to America, 1690-1811.
1904.
French, Elizabeth, ed. List of emigrants to America from Liverpool,
1697-1707.
New England Historical and Genealogical Register.
v. 64: 148-166; 252-263; 336-346.
v. 65: 43-50; 165-174.
Genealogy. A weekly journal of American Genealogy, v. 1-date, 1912-date.
Glenn, T. A. Some colonial mansions and those who live in them, 1898-
1900.
v. 1 contains genealogies of Byrd, Stockton, Coates, Pashall, Morris.
Herrman, Van Renssilair, Page, Carter, Livingston. Carroll,
Graene, Harrison and Randolph families,
v. 2 contains genealogies of Washington, Bowne, Rawle, Jefferson,
Philipie, Wayne, Preston, Shuyler, Macpherson.
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Gulf States Historical Magazine,
v. 1-2, 1902-1904.
Genealogies of the following families are given: v. 1, Fisher, Ross,
Sanders, Abercrombie, Hayden, Failey. v. 2, Crawford, Walton,
Winfree, Womack and Brown.
Gorrie, P. D. Lives of eminent Methodist ministers. 1881.
Hardy, S. P. Colonial families of the southern states of America. 1911.
Harper, Mrs. L. Du Puy (Van C.) Colonial men and times containing the
journal of Col. Daniel Trabue, accounts of his ancestry, life and travels
in Virginia and the present state of Kentucky during the revolutionary
period, the Huguenots, genealogy with brief sketches of the allied
families. 1916.
Headley, P. C. Public men of today, being biographies of the President
and Vice President of the U. S., each member of the cabinet, the U. S.
senators and the members of the house of representatives of the 47th
congress, the chief justice and the justices of the supreme court of the
U. S., and of the governors of the several states. 1882.
Holmes, F. R. Directory of the ancestral heads of New England families,
1620-1700. 1923.
Hotten, J. C. Original lists of persons of quality. 1874.
Hughes, T. P. American ancestry, v. 1-12, 1887-1899.
v. 1, City of Albany; v. 2, Columbia County, N. Y.; v. 3-12, United States.
Journal of American genealogy, v. 1-2; 1921-1922.
For contents see Genealogical index in library.
Journal of American History, v. 1-19; 1907-1925.
Landes, J. T. Mayflower descendants and their marriages for two gener-ations
after landing. 1922.
Livingston, John, ed. Biographical sketches of eminent American lawyers.
1852.
Portraits of eminent Americans now living, including President Pierce
and his cabinet. 1854.
Lookout Magazine. Jan. 3, 1925-date. Contains short sketches of south-ern
famililes. Index in the Genealogical index in the library.
Mackenzie, G. N. Colonial families of the United States of America,
v. 1-2, 1907-11; v. 4-7, 1914-1920.
Makers of America ;' biographies of leading men of thought and action.
1915-1922.
Men of the south. A work for the newspaper reference library. 1922.
Mickle, W. E. Well known Confederate veterans and their war records,
arranged alphabetically. 1915.
National cyclopedia of American biography, v. 1-19 and index 1892-1920.
Current v. A-B, 1926-27.
New England historical and genealogical register v. 1-date.
Index of persons v. 1-50, 1906-7; index of places v. 1-50, 1908; index of
subjects v. 1-50, 1911.
Old northwest genealogical quarterly, v. 1-15, 1898-1912.
Passenger lists to America (1804). New England Historical and Genea-logical
Register.
v. 60: 23-28; v. 61: 265-270; 347-353.
v. 62: 78-81; 168-171; v. 66: 30-32; 306-308.
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Pittman, Mrs. H. (D) ed. Americans of gentle birth and their ancestors.
1903-1907. 2v.
Press reference library (South West ed.) Notables of the west. 1913-
1915. 2v.
Representative men of the south. 1880.
Researcher. A magazine of history and genealogical exchange, v. 1-date.
1916-date.
Roberts, C. V. Early Friends of families of Upper Bucks. 1925.
Rupp, I. D. Collection of upward of thirty thousand names of German,
Swiss, Dutch, French and other imigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727-
1776. 1876.
Savage, James. Genealogical dictionary of New England. 1860-1862. 4v.
Smith, F. M. Colonial families of America in Journal of American
Genealogy, v. 1, p. 79-93; 177-192; 269-295.
Contents: Cary, Dickenson, Loomis, Montgomery, Ball, Dubois, Brad-ford,
Griffith, Phillips, Horton, Freeman and Wallace famililes.
Southern Historical Society Publications, v. 1-11, 1897-1907.
Contains families of:
v. 1 Lester, Lamar; v. 2 Strother, Gaines; v. 3 Ammonet, Renick;
v. 4 Nickolson; v. 5 Carrington, Kinsey, Baker, Alston; v. 8 Jones,
Jameys, Auld; v. 9 Arnold and others.
Spooner, W. W. Historic Families of America. 1907.
Contains following families: Van Rensellaer, Dana, King, Carroll, Tal-madge,
Dwight, Chen, Stuyvesant, Morris, Langdon, Hillhouse, Clarkson,
Willard, Ewing, Astor, Lee.
U. S. Secretary of State. Census of pensioners for revolutionary military
service, with names, ages, and place of residence. 1841.
U. S. War Department. Pension rolls of the United States. 1820.
U. S. War Department. Pension rolls of the United States. 1835.
v. 1 Mae., N. H., Mass., R. I., Conn., Vt.
v. 2 N. Y., N. J., Penn., Del., Md., Va.
v. 3 N. C, S. C, Ga., Ky., Tenn., Ohio, La., Miss., Ind., 111., Mo., Ala.,
Territory of Mich., Territory of Ark., Territory of Fla., District of
Columbia.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families taken at the first census of the
United States, 1790.
Conn., Mae., Md., Mass., N. H., N. Y., N. C, Penn., R. I., S. C, Vt., Va.
Virkus, F. A., ed. Abridged compendium of the American genealogy; first
families of America; a genealogy encyclopedia of the United States.
1825-26. 2v.
Who's Who in America. 1899-1900; v. 4, 1906-date.
Winthrop, J. History of New England. 1853.
Wolf, S. American Jew as patriot, soldier, and citizen. 1895.
NEGROES
National Cyclopedia of the Colored Race. 1919.
Negro Year Book. An encyclopedia of the Negro. 1912, 1925-26.
Scott, E. J. Scott's official history of the American Negro in the World
War. 1919.
18 Biennial Report of the
Wilson, J. T. The black phalanx; a history of the Negro soldiers of the
U. S. in the wars 1775-1812, 1861-65. 1888.
Woodson, C. G. Free Negro heads of families in the U. S. in 1830.
ALABAMA
Alabama Historical Society. Publications. 1901-1904. v. 1; 4-5.
Brewer, Willis. Alabama, her history, resources, war record, and public
men from 1540-1872. 1872.
Owen, T. M. History of Alabama and dictionary of Alabama biography.
1921. 4 v.
Saunders, J. E. Early settlers of Alabama, with notes and genealogies by
his granddaughter, Mrs. E. S. (B) Saunders. 1899.
ARIZONA
Who's Who in Arizona. 1913.
ARKANSAS
Roster
Woodruff, W. W. With the light guns in 1861-1865; reminiscences of 11
Arkansas, Missouri and Texas light batteries in the Civil War. 1903.
CALIFORNIA
Society of Colonial wars in the state of California. 1895-1898. 3 v.
Sons of the Revolution, California. Register of members and ancestors,
1925-1926. 1927. Pam.
Sons of the American Revolution, California. Addresses delivered before
the California society and biographical sketches by T. A. Perkins. 1913.
Pam.
Rosters
Orton, R. H., comp. Records of California men in the War of the Rebellion,
1861-67. 1890.
CONNECTICUT
Bailey, F. W., ed. Early Connecticut marriages as found on ancient
church records prior 1800. 1896-1906. 7 v.
Connecticut (Colony). Public records of the colony of Connecticut (1636-
1776) ; transcribed and published in accordance with a resolution of the
General Assembly 1850-1890. 15 v.
Connecticut (State) General Assembly. Public records, 1776-1780. 1894-
1922. 3 v. Continuation of the public records of the colony.
Connecticut Historical Society. List of family genealogies in library of
Connecticut Historical Society. 1911.
Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Year books.
1895-1896.
Manwaring, C. W., comp. Digest of the early Connecticut probate records.
1904-1906. 3 v. Hartford District, 1635-1750.
Mather, F. G. Refugees of 1776 from Long Island to Connecticut. 1913.
A history accompanied by documentary material and biographical
sketches of the American sympathizers who emigrated to Connecticut
after the battle of Long Island.
State Library 19
Trumbull, Benjamin. Complete history of Connecticut civil, ecclesiastical
from the emigration to its first planters, from England in the year 1630
to the year 1764 and to the close of the Indian wars. 1918.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families at the first census of the United
States taken in the year 1790.
Town and County Histories
Bolton. Bolton, Conn. Vital records of Bolton to 1854 and Vernon to 1852.
1909.
New Haven. New Haven, Conn. Vital records of New Haven, 1649-1850.
1917. 2 v.
Norwich. Norwich, Conn. Vital records of Norwich, 1659-1848. 1913. 2 v.
Woodstock. Woodstock, Conn. Vital records of Woodstock, 1686-1854.
1914.
Rosters
Hinman, R. R. A historical collection from official records, files, etc., of the
part sustained by Connecticut during the War of the Revolution. 1842.
Rathbun, J. G. Trip of the first regiment Connecticut National Guard to
Yorktown, Va. and Charleston, S. C, Oct. 17-28, 1881. 1882.
Connecticut war records 1863-1864. 1 v.
Connecticut Adjutant-general. Catalogue of Connecticut volunteer organ-izations
(infantry, cavalry and artillery) in the service of the U. S.
1861-1865, with additional enlistments, casualties and brief summaries
showing the operation and service of the several regiments and batteries.
1869.
Croffutt, W. A. Military and civil history of Connecticut during the war,
1861-1865, comprising a detailed account of the various regiments and
batteries through march, encampment, bivouac, and battle; also instances
of distinguished personal gallantry with biographical sketches of many
heroic soldiers together with a record of the patriotic actions of citizens
at home. 1868.
Beecher, H. W. History of the first light battery Connecticut volunteers,
1861-65. n. d.
Taylor, J. C. History of the first Connecticut artillery and of the seige
trains of the armies operating against Richmond 1862-1865. 1893.
Walkey, Stephen, comp. History of the Seventh Connecticut volunteer in-fantry,
1861-1865. n. d.
Trumbull, H. C. The Knightly soldier, a biography of Major Henry Ward
Camp, Tenth Connecticut volunteers. 1865.
Page, C. D. History of the Fourteenth regiment Connecticut volunteer in-fantry.
1906.
Stevens, H. S. Souvenir of excursion to battlefields by the society of the
Fourteenth Connecticut regiment and reunion at Antietam Sept. 1891,
with history and reminiscences of battles and campaigns of the regiment.
1893.
Blakeslee, B. F. History of the Sixteenth Connecticut volunteers. 1875.
Walker, W. C. History of the Eighteenth regiment Connecticut volunteers
in the War of the Union. 1885.
20 Biennial Report of the
Connecticut infantry Twenty-first l-egiment. Story of the Twenty-first reg-iment,
1861-1865. 1900.
Sheldon, W. D. The Twenty-seventh, a regimental history. 1866.
Record of service of Connecticut men in the army, navy and marine corps
of the U. S. in the Spanish-American War, Philippine insurrection and
China relief expedition, from April 1, 1898 to July 4, 1904. 1919.
Connecticut. Adjutant-general. Roster of Connecticut volunteers who
served in the war between the United States and Spain, 1898-99. 1899.
DELAWARE
Delaware Public Archives Commission. Delaware archives 1911-1916. 4 v.
Military and naval records, pensioners, etc.
Town and County Histories
New Castle County. Colonial Dames of American Delaware. Historical
Research Committee. Calendar of Delawar wills, New Castle county.
1682-1800. cl911.
Roster
Whiteley, W. G. Revolutionary soldiers of Delaware, paper read before
the two houses of the Delaware legislature Feb. 15, 1875. 1875. Pam.
GEORGIA
Georgia. Legislature. Colonial records of the state of Georgia compiled
and published under authority of the legislature by A. D. Candler. 1904-
1915. 27 v.
Georgia. Legislature. Revolutionary records of the state of Georgia.
1908. 3 v.
Georgia. Legislature. Confederate records of the state of Georgia, com-piled
and published under authority of the legislature. 1909-1911. 5 v.
Georgia Society of Colonial Dames of America. Some early epitaphs in
Georgia. cl924.
Georgia. Joseph Habersham Chapter. Historical collections of the Joseph
Habersham chapter Daughters American Revolution. 1902-1926. v. 1-4.
Jones, C. C. Biographical sketches of the delegates from Georgia to the
Continental Congress. 1891.
Knight, L. L. Georgia's land-marks, memorials and legends. 1913. 2 v.
Standard history of Georgia and Georgians. 1917. 6 v.
Memoirs of Georgia. Containing historical account of the state's civil,
military and industrial and professional interests and personal sketches
of many of its people. 1895. 2 v.
Miller, S. F. Bench and bar of Georgia, memoirs and sketches with an ap-pendix
containing a court roll from 1790-1857. 1858.
Northern, W. J. Men of mark in Georgia. 1907-1912. 5 v.
Sketches of some of the first settlers of upper Georgia, of the Cherokees,
and the author. Revised and corrected by the author, G. R. Gilmer. 1926.
Smith, G. G. Story of Georgia and Georgians, 1732-1860. 1900.
Headrights granted by the colonial and state government from 1754-1800.
Lists of continental soldiers, lists of soldiers paid in money and bounty
warrants in appendix.
State Library 21
Stevens, W. B. History of Georgia. 1847-1859. 2 v.
Strobel, P. A. Slazburgus and their descendants; being the history of a
colony of German (Lutheran) Protestants who emigrated to Georgia in
1734 and settled at Ebenezer, twenty-five miles above the city of
Savannah. 1855.
White, George. Historical collections containing biographical sketches.
1854.
Wilson, C. R., comp. Annals of Georgia, important early records of the
state. 1928.
County and Town Histories
Coweta county. Jones, M. G. and Reynolds, Lily. Coweta county chron-icles
for one hundred years with an account of the Indians from whom
the land was acquired and some historical papers relating to its acqui-sition
by Georgia with lineage pages. 1928.
Clinch county. Huxford, Folks, comp. and ed. History of Clinch County,
Georgia, giving the early history of the county down to the present time.
1916.
Dougherty county. Thronateeska chapter Daughters of the American
Revolution. History and reminiscences of Doughtery county. 1924.
Roster
Knight, L. L. Georgia's roster of the Revolution. 1920.
Thomas, H. W. History of the Doles-Cook brigade, Army of Northern
Virginia, containing muster rolls of each company of the Fourth,
Twelfth, Twenty-first and Forty-fourth Georgia regiments, with a short
sketch of the service of each member. 1903.
Jones, C. C. Historical sketch of the Chatham artillery during the Con-federate
struggle for independence. 1867.
ILLINOIS
Alvord, C. W. The Illinois country 1673-1818. 1920. (Centennial Com-mission
v. 1).
Blue book of the state of Illinois 1927-1928. 1927.
Buck, S. J. Illinois in 1918. 1917. (Centennial Commission publication.
Introduction).
Illinois state historical library collections, v. 1-20, 1903-1919.
v. 2 Cahokia records 1778-1790.
v. 5 Kaskaskia records 1778-1790.
v. 6 Newspapers and periodicals 1814-1879.
v. 8, 19 George Roger Clark papers 1771-1783.
v. 9 Travel and description, 1765-1865, including a list of county his-tories,
atlases and biographical collections,
v. 12 County archives of Illinois.
Illinois state historical society. Publications v. 7-33; 1902-1926.
Contains much early history of citizens, counties, etc. List of soldiers in
the War of 1812. No. 18 contains a list of genealogical material in the
Illinois state library.
Illinois State Historical Society. Journal v. 2, 1909; v. 17, 1925.
Pease, T. C. The frontier state in 1818-1848. 1918. (Centennial Commis-sion.
Publication No. 2).
22 Biexxial Keport op the
Roster
Illinois. Adjutant-General. Report from 1861-1866 revised by Brigadier
General J. W. Vance. 1866. 8 v.
Bennett, L. G. History of the Thirty-sixth regiment Illinois volunteers
during the War of the Rebellion. 1876.
Fleharty, S. F. Our regiment. A history of the One Hundred Second
infantry volunteer, with sketches of the Atlanta campaign, the Georgia
raid, and the campaign of the Carolinas. 1865, 1865.
Walker, H. J. Revolutionary soldiers buried in Illinois. 1917.
Illinois Centennial Commission. Illinois and the great war 1914-1919. 1920.
INDIANA
Indiana Magazine of History. Published quarterly. 1914. v. 10-date.
Contains many county histories, list of Revolutionary soldiers buried in
Indiana, etc.
Rosters
Mauzy, J. H. Historical sketch of the Sixty-eight regiment Indiana vol-unteers,
its commanders, officers and men. 1887.
Indiana. Adjutant-General. Report from 1861-1865, containing Indiana in
the War of the Rebellion and statistics and documents. 1865-1868. 8 v.
Pickerill, W. N. History of the Third Indiana cavalry. 1906.
Merrill, Samuel. The Seventieth Indiana volunteer infantry in the War
of the Rebellion. 1900.
IOWA
Iowa. Census Board. Census of Iowa 1865, 1867, 1880, 1905, 1915.
Rosters
Iowa. Adjutant-General. List of ex-soldiers, sailors and marines living
in Iowa. 1886.
Dedication of monuments erected by the state of Iowa commemorating
the death, suffering and valor of her soldiers on the battlefields of Vicks-burg,
Lookout Mountain, Missionary Ridge, Shiloh and in the Confederate
prison at Andersonville. 1908.
Scott, John. Story of the Thirty-second Iowa infantry vounteers. 1896.
KANSAS
Kansas State Historical Society. Biennial reports 1887-1919. 17 v.
Kansas State Historical Society. Collections 1875-date.
Previous volumes called Transactions, v. 9 gives Bassett, Williams and
Dighton ancestry of Governor Robinson of Kansas. Contains many
county histories.
Gleed, C. S. G. Kansas memorial, a report of the old settlers' meeting held
at Bismarch Grove, Kansas, Sept. 15 and 16, 1879. 1880.
Contains register of the old settlers' meeting, embracing the following
items: Name, date of birth, date of settlement, place of settlement,
where resided since, present residence, occupation, politics, etc.
Rosters
Kansas. Adjutant-General. Reports. 1861-1865; 1907-1908.
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Kansas. Adjutant-General. Kansas troops in volunteer service of the
U. S. in the Spanish and Philippine Wars. 1900.
Kansas. Adjutant-General. Roll of the officers and enlisted men of the
Third, Fourth, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Kansas volunteers, 1861. 1902.
KENTUCKY
Arderly, J. S. Kentucky records, early wills and marriages, old Bible
records and tombstone inscriptions, records from Barren, Bath, Bourbon,
Clark, Daviess, Fayette, Harrison, Jessamine, Lincoln, Madison, Mason,
Montgomery, Nelson, Nicholas, Ohio, Scott and Shelby counties. 1926.
Collins, Lewis. Historical sketches of Kentucky. 1882. 2 v.
Includes biographical sketches and lists of Revolutionary soldiers.
Drake, Daniel. Pioneer life in Kentucky; a series of reminiscential let-ters
from Daniel Drake to his children. Ed. with notes and biographical
sketch by his son, C. D. Drake. 1870.
Filson Club Kentucky publications, 5, 7, 8, 12, 14, 17, 18, 19, 24, 26, 27, 33.
1889-1926.
No. 5 Historical sketch of St. Paul's church, Louisville, Ky.
No. 7 Centenary of Kentucky.
No. 8 Centenary of Louisville.
No. 12 Bryant's station.
No. 14 Clay family.
No. 15 Battle of Tippecanoe.
No. 16 Boonesborough.
No. 17 Old masters of the bluegrass, Jouett, Bush, Grimes, Frazer,
Morgan and Hart.
No. 18 Battle of Thames; contains roll of field, staff company officers
and privates. Kentucky volunteers and mounted infantry of the War
of 1812.
No. 19 Battle of New Orleans; contains list of Kentucky men in the
battle.
No. 24 Life of James Francis Leonard and biographical sketch of Col.
Joseph Crockett.
No. 26 Kentucky mountains; contains statement showing the names and
description of service of early settlers in eastern Kentucky, eni'olled
on the pension list under the act passed March 18, 1818.
No. 27 Petitions of the early inhabitants of Kentucky to the general
assembly of Virginia, 1769-92.
No. 33 Kentucky land grants; systematic index to all the land grants
recorded in the state land office at Frankfort, 1782-1924.
No. 34 Index to all of the earliest land entries, warrants, deeds and wills.
Green, T. M. Historic families of Kentucky, 1889.
The McDowells, Logan, Aliens.
Jennings, Kathleen. Louisville's first families; a series of genealogical
sketches. 1920. Bullitt, Prather, Clark, Churchill, Pope, Speed, Joyes,
Veech, Thurston, Taylor, Bates, and Floyd families.
Kentucky General Assembly. Official manual for the use of the courts,
state officials and General Assembly, 1894-date. Since 1906 name changed
to Kentucky Directory.
24: Biennial Report of the
LaBree, Benjamin, ed. Notable men of Kentucky at the beginning of the
twentieth century. 1901-1902.
Smith, Z. F. History of Kentucky, 1866. Includes its military events and
achievements, biographical sketches.
Taney, M. F. Kentucky pioneer women; Columbian poems and prose
sketches. 1893.
Van Meter, B. F. Genealogies and sketches of some old families who have
taken part in the development of Virginia and Kentucky. 1901.
Lewis, Phillips, Moss, Van Meter, Cunningham and Harness families.
Wilson, S. H. First land court, 1779-1780. 1923.
County and Town Histories
Lexington County. Rauck, G. W. History of Lexington; its early annals
and recent progress. 1872.
Biographical sketches and personal reminiscences of the pioneer settlers,
notices of prominent citizens, etc.
Louisville. Johnston, J. S. Memorial history of Louisville from its first
settlement to the year 1896. n. d.
Muhlenberg County. Rothert, C. A. History of Muhlenberg county. 1813.
Gives list of soldiers in the War of 1812. History of many of the early
families, men in the Mexican War.
Ohio County. Taylor, H. D. Ohio County, Kentucky, in the olden days.
1926. Contains Ohio county biographies in 1885 and marriage records
1799-1840.
Rosters
Kentucky Adjutant-General. Report from 1861-1866. 1866-1867. 2 v.
Johnson, A. R. The Partisan Rangers of the Confederate states army. 1904.
LOUISIANA
Belisle, J. G. History of Sabine Parish, Louisiana. 1912.
Louisiana Historical Society Quarterly, v. 1, 1917-date.
Roster
Bartlett, Napier. Soldier's story of the war including marches and bat-tles
of the Washington artillery and of other Louisiana troops. 1874.
MAINE
Maine Historical Society. Collections (1st ser.) v. 2-10; (2nd ser.) v. 1-10;
(3rd ser.) v. 1-2, 1831-1906.
Maine Historical Society. Documentary history of the state of Maine.
1869-1916. 23 v.
Maine historical and genealogical records, v. 1-9. 1884-1898.
Maine Genealogical Society; York deeds 1726-1737. 1903-1910. 8 v.
Sargent, W. M. Maine wills, 1640-1760. 1887.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families taken at the first census of the
U. S., 1790. 1908.
Maine Historical Society. Vital records.
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County and Town Histories
Belfast. Belfast, Maine. Vital records of Belfast to the year 1892. 1919.
Farmingdale. Farmingdale, Maine. Vital records of Farmingdale to the
year 1892. 1909.
Gardiner. Gardiner, Maine. Vital records of Gardiner, Maine, to the year
1892. v. 2 marriages and deaths. 1915.
Hallowell. Hallowell, Maine. Vital records of Hallowell to the year 1892
1924. 2v.
Pittston. Pittston, Maine. Vital records to the year 1892.
Randolph. Randolph, Maine. Vital records of Randolph, Maine to the
year 1892. 1910.
West Gardiner. West Gardiner, Maine. Vital records of West Gardiner,
Maine, to the year 1892. 1913.
Rosters
Maine Adjutant-General. Alphabetical index of Maine volunteers, etc.,
mustered into the service of the U. S. during the war of 1861. 1862.
Gould, J. M. History of the First, Tenth and Twenty-ninth Maine reg-iments,
1861-1866. 1871.
Small, A. R. Sixteenth Maine regiment in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-
1865. 1886.
Whitman, W. E. S. Maine in the War for the Union. 1865.
Maine Salisbury Monument Commission. Report of the Maine Commis-sioners
on the monument erected at Salisbury, N. C, 1908. Contains
list of men buried at Salisbury, N. C.
MARYLAND
Baldwin, Jane, comp. and ed. Maryland calendar of wills, 1835-1738
1904-1925. 7v.
Brumbaugh, G. M. Maryland records colonial, revolutionary, county and
church from original sources, v. 1, 1915; v. 2, 1928.
Cotton, Mrs. J. B., comp. Maryland calendar of wills. 1904-1920. 6 v.
Maryland heraldry; clippings from the Baltimore Sun. 1905-1908.
Maryland Historical Magazine, v. 1-date, 1906-date.
Maryland Society of the Cincinnati Register. 1897.
McSherry, James. History of Maryland from its settlement in 1634 to the
year 1848. 1849. Contains list of Maryland officers in service during the
Revolution, 1776-1781.
Neill, E. D. Founders of Maryland as portrayed in manuscripts, provincial
records and early documents. 1876.
Richardson, Mrs. H. D. Sidelights on Maryland history, with sketches of
early Maryland families. 1913. 2 v.
Skirven, P. G. First parishes of the provinces of Maryland wherein are
given historical sketches of the ten counties and thirty parishes at the
time of the establishment of the Church of England in Maryland in 1692
1923.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families taken at the first census of the
U. S., 1790. 1907.
Wilstack, Paul. Potomac Landings. 1921.
26 Biennial Kei'ORT of the
County and Town Histories
Anne Arundel County. Riley, E. S. History of Ann Arundel county in
Maryland. 1905.
Warfield, J. D. Founders of Anne Arundel and Howard counties; a
genealogical and biographical review from wills, deeds, and church
records. 1905.
Baltimore County. Genealogy and biography of leading families of the
City of Baltimore and Baltimore County, Maryland. 1897.
Baltimore County. Allen, Ethan. Garrison church; sketches of the his-story
of the St. Thomas parish, Garrison Forest, Baltimore County,
Maryland, 1742-1852. 1898.
Cecil County. Johnston, George. Histoi*y of Cecil County, Maryland, and
the early settlements around the head of Chesapeake bay and on the
Delaware river, with sketches of some of the old families of Cecil county.
1881.
Caroline County. Noble, E. M. and others. History of Caroline County,
Maryland, from its beginning, n. d.
Dorchester County. Jones, Elias. History of Dorchester County, Mary-land.
1902.
Frederick County. Grove, W. J. History of Carrollton Manor, Frederick
County, Maryland, giving the names of early settlers, among them
Charles Carroll of Carrollton, the first to sign the Declaration of Inde-pendence,
the Grove family and a complete lineage of the Jarboe
family. 1922.
Martinsburg and Berkeley Counties. Aler, F. V. Aler's History of Mar-tinsburg
and Berkeley Counties, West Virginia.
Contains the report on the adjustment of the boundary lines between
Virginia and Maryland. Historical pen sketches of the early residents of
Berkeley county. Reminiscences of Martinsburg.
St. Mary's County. Hodges, Mrs. M. R., comp. General index of wills of
St. Mary's County, Maryland, 1623-1900. 1921.
Talbot County. Tilghman, O., comp. History of Talbot County, Maryland,
1661-1861; comp. principally from the literary relics of the late S. A.
Harrison. 1915. 2 v.
Talbot County. Talbot County, Mai-yland, marriage licenses of Talbot
County, Maryland, from 1796-1810. 1925.
Rosters
Maryland General Assembly. Archives of Maryland, 1883-1927.
v. 18 contains muster rolls and other records of service of Maryland
troops in the American Revolution, 1775-1783.
Camper, Charles, comp. Historical record of the First regiment Maryland
infantry with an appendix containing a register of the officers and en-listed
men, biographies of deceased officers, etc., War of the Rebellion.
1861-1865. 1871.
Hess, George. Maryland Campaign from Sept. 1 to Sept 20, 1862. 1890.
Maryland commission on the publication of the histories of the Maryland
volunteers during the Civil War. History and roster of Maryland volun-teers,
war 1861-1865. 1898. 2 v.
Series
28 Biennial KEroRT of the
Boies, A. J. Record of the Thirty-third Massachusetts volunteer infantry
from Aug. 1862 to Aug. 1865. 1880.
Bruce, G. A. The Twentieth regiment of Massachusetts volunteer infantry,
1861-65. 1906.
Cook, B. F. History of the Twelfth Massachusetts volunteers (Webster
regiment). 1882.
Cudworth, W. H. History of the First regiment (Massachusetts infantry)
from May 25, 1861 to May 25, 1864. 1866.
"Corpoi-al." Letters from the Forty-fourth regiment M. V. M., a record of
the experience of a nine-months' regiment in the department of N. C,
1862-63. 1863.
Davis, C. E. Three years in the army; the story of the Thirteenth Massa-chusetts
volunteers. 1894.
Day, D. L. My diary of rambles with the Twenty-fifth Massachusetts vol-unteer
infantry with Burnside's division, Eighteenth army corps and
Army of the James. 1884.
Derby, W. P. Bearing arms in the Twenty-seventh Massachusetts regiment
of volunteer infantry, 1863-65. 1891.
Emilio, L. F. History of the Fifty-fourth regiment of Massachusetts vol-unteer
infantry, 1863-65. 1891.
Emmerton, J. A. A record of the Twenty-third regiment Massachusetts
volunteer infantry in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-65, with alphabet-ical
roster, company rolls, etc. 1886.
Ewer, J. K. The Third Massachusetts cavalry in the War for the Union.
1903.
Ford, A. E. Story of the Fifteenth regiment Massachusetts volunteer
infantry in the Civil War, 1861-64. 1898.
Gammous, J. G. Third Massachusetts regiment volunteer militia in the
War of the Rebellion, 1861-63. 1906.
Gordon, G. H. Brook farm to Cedar mountain. History of the Second
Massachusetts regiment and the Second Massachusetts regiment and
Stonewall Jackson. 1883.
Hanson, J. W. Historical sketch of the old Sixth regiment of Massachu-setts
volunteer during its three campaigns in 1861, 1862, 1863, 1864. Con-taining
the history of the several campaigns previous to 1861 and the
name and military record of each man connected with the regiment dur-ing
the war. 1866.
Higginson, T. W., comp. Massachusetts in the army and navy during the
war of 1861-65. 1895. 2 v.
Johns, H. T. Life with the Forty-ninth Massachusetts volunteers. 1890.
Kirwan, Thomas, comp. Memorial history of the Seventeenth regiment of
Massachusetts volunteer infantry in the Civil War from 1861-1865. 1911.
Lincoln, W. S. Life with the Thirty-fourth Massachusetts infantry in the
War of the Rebellion. 1879.
MacNamara, D. G. History of the Ninth regiment Massachusetts volun-teer
infantry, Second brigade, First division, Fifth army corps, Army of
the Potomac, 1861-64. 1899.
Mann, A. W. History of the Forty-fifth regiment Massachusetts volunteer
militia. 1908.
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Massachusetts Artilllery, Fifth Battery. History of the Fifth Massachu-setts
battery. 1902.
Massachusetts. Adjutant-general's office record of the Massachusetts vol-unteers,
1861-65. 1868-70. 2 v.
Massachusetts Infantry, Thirty-fifth Regiment. History of the Thirty-fifth
regiment Massachusetts volunteers, 1862-65. 1884.
Massachusetts Infantry, Thirty-sixth Regiment. History of the Thirty-sixth
regiment Massachusetts volunteers, 1862-65. 1894.
Massachusetts Regimental Association Historical Committee. Record of the
Forty-fourth Massachusetts volunteer militia in North Carolina, Aug.,
1862 to May, 1863. 1887.
Moors, J. F. History of the Fifty-second regiment Massachusetts volun-teers.
1893.
Morse, C. F. History of the Second Massachusetts regiment of infantry.
1882.
Nason, G. W. History and complete roster of the Massachusetts regiments
minute men of '61. 1910.
Newell, J. K. "Our," annals of the Tenth regiment Massachusetts volun-teers
in the rebellion. 1875.
Osborne, W. H. History of the Twenty-ninth regiment of Massachusetts
volunteer infantry in the late War of the Rebellion. 1877.
Plummer, Albert. History of the Forty-eighth regiment M. V. M. during
the Civil War. 1907.
Powers, G. W. The story of the Thirty-eighth regiment of Massachusetts
volunteers. 1866.
Putnam, S. H. The story of Company A Twenty-fifth regiment Massachu-setts
volunteers in the War of the Rebellion. 1886.
Quint, A. H. The record of the Second Massachusetts infantry, 1861-65.
1867.
Robinson, F. T. History of the Fifth regiment M. V. M. 1879.
Roe, A. S. and Nutt, Charles. History of the First regiment of heavy
artilley Massachusetts volunteers, formerly the Fourteenth regiment of
infantry, 1861-65. 1917.
Roe, A. S. The Tenth regiment Massachusetts volunteer infantry, 1861-
1864. 1909.
Roe, A. S. The Twenty-fourth regiment Massachusetts volunteers, 1861-
1866. "New England Guard Regiment." 1907.
Roe, A. S. Thirty-ninth regiment Massachusetts volunteers 1863-1865.
1914.
Stevens, W. B. History of the Fiftieth regiment of infantry, Massachusetts
volunteer militia in the late War of the Rebellion. 1907.
Valentine, H. E. Story of Company F Twenty-third Massachusetts volun-teers
in the War for the Union, 1861-65. 1896.
Wait, E. L., comp. History of the Nineteenth regiment Massachusetts vol-unteer
infantry, 1861-65. 1906.
Walcott, C. F. History of the Twenty-first regiment Massachusetts volun-teers
in the war for the preservation of the Union, 1861-65. 1882.
Webber, H. E. Twelve months with the Eighth Massachusetts infantry in
the service of the U. S. 1908.
30 Biennial Report of the
Whitcomb, C. E. History of the Second Massachusetts battery (Nun's bat-tery)
of light artillery, 1861-65. 1912.
Edwards, F. E. The '98 campaign of the Sixth Massachusetts U. S. U. 1899.
Frye, J. A. The First regiment Massachusetts heavy artillery U. S. volun-teers
in the Spanish-American War of 1898. 1899.
Cutler, F. M. The Fifty-fifth artillery (C. A. S.) in the American expe-ditionary
forces, France, 1918. 1920.
MICHIGAN
Bingham, S. D., comp. Early history of Michigan with biographies of state
officers, members of congress, judges, and legislators. 1888.
Michigan history magazine (quarterly), v. 1-date, 1917-date.
Michigan Historical Society. Pioneer collections v. 1-39. 1877.
Haldimand papers, county and family histories, War of 1812, Colonial
officers records 1760-1823, Cadillac papers, Revolutionary soldiers of
Oakland county.
Michigan Historical Commission. Michigan biographies, including mem-bers
of Congress, elective state officers, justices of the Supreme Court,
members of the Michigan legislature, Board of regents of the University
of Michigan, State Board of Agriculture and State Board of Education.
1924. 2 v.
Roster
Belknap, C. E. History of the Michigan organization at Chickamauga,
Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863. 1899.
Michigan Adjutant-General's Office. Record of service of Michigan volun-teers
in the Civil War, 1861-65. Alphabetical general index to public
library sets of 85,271 names of Michigan soldiers and sailors. 1915.
Michigan Historical Commission. Landrum, C. H., comp. Michigan in the
World War; military and naval honors of Michigan men and women.
1924.
Silliman, S. I. Michigan military records; the D. A. R. of Michigan his-torical
collections; records of the Revolutionary soldiers buried in Mich-igan;
the pensioners of territorial Michigan; and the soldiers of
Michigan awarded the "medal of honor." 1920.
MINNESOTA
Minnesota Historical Society collections; v. 1, 1902, v. 17, 1920.
County history, biographical sketches, Revolutionary pension rolls. 1813.
Minnesota Infantry, First Regiment. History of the First regiment Minne-sota
volunteer infantry, 1861-64.
Roster
Minnesota Board of Commissioners on publication of history of Minnesota
in Civil and Indian Wars, 1861-65. 1890-93.
Holbrook, F. F. Minnesota in the Spanish-American War and the Philip-pine
insurrection. 1923.
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MISSISSIPPI
Biograhpical and historical memoirs of Mississippi, embracing an authentic
and comprehensive account of the chief events in the history of the state
and a record of the lives of many of the most worthy and illustrious
families and individuals. 1891.
Lynch, J. D. Bench and bar of Mississippi. 1881.
Mississippi Historical Society.
Publications, v. 1, 1898; v. 14, 1914; v. 1, 2, 3, 1916-1919; Centenary
Series, 17 v.
MISSOURI
Billon, F. L. Annals of St. Louis in the territorial days from 1804-1821.
1888.
Houck, Louis. History of Missouri from the earliest explorations and
settlements until the admission of the state into the Union. 1908. 3 v.
Switzlers, W. P. History of Missouri from 1541-1877. 1879.
County and Town Histories
History of Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, Crawford and Gasconade Coun-ties,
Missouri. 1888. Contains numerous family records and family
sketches.
Franklin County. Kiel, H. G. Centennial biographical directory of Frank-lin
County, Missouri. 1925.
MONTANA
Montana Historical Society Contributions, v. 1, 1876-79. 1923.
County histories, biographical sketches, pioneers, men and women; Mon-tana
volunteers that were killed in Spanish-American War. List of
pioneers who died during the years 1907, 1908, 1909.
NEBRASKA
Nebraska State Historical Society publications, v. 16, 1911; v. 20, 1922.
Kansas-Nebraska boundary line; county sketches; biographical sketches.
Roster
Nebraska Adjutant-General's office. Roster of Nebraska volunteers from
1861-69. 1888.
Nebraska Secretary of State. Roster of soldiers, sailors and marines of
the War of the Rebellion, residing in Nebraska. June 1, 1891-1893.
1892-1893. 2 v.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Hampshire Legislature. Provincial and state papers, v. 1-33, 1867-
1915. Volumes have various titles.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families at the first census of the U. S.
taken in the year 1790.
County and Town Histories
Chase, J. C. History of Chester, New Hampshire, including Auburn. 1926.
Contains cemetery inscriptions p. 176-246; biographies p. 255-274;
Genealogies p. 274-384.
Chase Benjamin. History of old Chester from 1719 to 1869. 1869.
Chase, J. C. History of Chester, New Hampshire. 1926.
32 Biennial Kbport of the
Roster
New Hampshire Adjutant-General report for the year 1866. 1866. 2 v.
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Conn, G. P. History of the New Hampshire surgeons in the War of the
Rebellion. 1906.
New Hampshire Legislature. Revised register of the soldiers and sailors
of New Hampshire in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-65. 1895.
Waite, O. F. R. New Hampshire in the great rebellion, containing histories
of the several New Hampshire regiments and biographical notices of
many of the prominent actors in the Civil War of 1861-65. 1891.
Cogswell, L. W. A history of the Eleventh New Hampshire regiment vol-unteer
infantry in the Rebellion War, 1861-65. 1891.
Eldridge, Daniel. The Third New Hampshire regiment and all about it.
1893.
Livermore, T. L. History of the Eighteenth New Hampshire volunteers,
1865-66. 1904..
McGregor, Charles. History of the Fifteenth regiment New Hampshire
volunteers, 1862-63. 1900.
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infantry in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-65. 1888.
NEW JERSEY
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1888.
New Jersey archives first series; newspaper extracts, marriage records,
abstract of Wills.
New Jersey State Department. Index of wills, inventories, etc., in the
office of the secretary of state prior to 1901. 1909-1913. 3 v.
New Jersey Historical Society. Documents relating to the Revolutionary
history of the state of New Jersey. 1901-1917. v. 1-5 (Archives of New
Jersey, 2nd series).
Schuyler, Hamilton. History of St. Michael's Church, Trenton, in the
diocese of New Jersey, 1703-1926. 1926.
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in wars, 1791-1815. 1909.
Baquet, Camille, comp. History of the First brigade New Jersey volunteers
from 1861-65. 1910.
Drake, J. M. History of the Ninth New Jersey veteran volunteers. A
record of its service from Sept, 13, 1861 to July 12, 1865, with a complete
official roster and sketches of prominent members. 1889.
Foster, J. Y. New Jersey and the Rebellion; a history of the service of
the troops and people of New Jersey in aid of the Union cause. 1868.
Stryker, W. S., comp. Official register of the officers and men of New
Jersey in the Revolutionary War. 1872.
Tombs, Samuel. Reminiscenses of the war, comprising a detailed account
of the experiences of the Thirteenth regiment New Jersey volunteers in
camp, on the march, and in battle. 1878.
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NEW YORK
Barber, J. W. and Howe, Henry. Historical collections of the state, con-taining
a general collection of the most interesting facts, tradition,
biographical sketches, anecdotes i*elating to its history and antiquities
with geographical descriptions of every triumph in the state. 1841.
Documents relative to the colonial history of the state of New York, 1853-
1887. 15 v.
Eberlein, H. D. The manors and historic homes of the Hudson valley. 1924.
Johnson, Sir W. Papers of Sir William Johnson. Prepared for publication
by the divisions of archives and history, University State of New York.
1921. 3v.
Jones, Thomas. History of New York during the Revolutionary War, ed.
by E. F. DeLancey. 1879. Written from the standpoint of the loyalist. 2v.
Mather, F. G. The refugees of 1776 from Long Island to Connecticut. 1913.
A history accompanied by documentary material and biographical
sketches of American sympathizers who emigrated to Connecticut after
the battle of Long Island.
New York Historical Society Collections, v. 1-date; 1868-date.
v. 18 Burghers and Freemen of New York,
v. 24-41 Abstract of Wills, 1665-1908.
v. 47-48 Revolutionary muster rolls, 1775-1783.
New York genealogical and biographical records. 1870-date and index;
v. 1-4; 7-21, 24-25, 27, 29-31, 33-date.
New York (province). Names of persons for whom marriage licenses were
issued by the secretary of the province of New York previous 1784. 1860.
Documentary history of the state of New York by E. B. O'Callaghan,
1850-51. 4v.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families at first census of the United States
taken in the year 1790.
Who's Who in New York City and State; a biographical dictionary of con-temporaries.
Ed. by J. W. Leonard. 1908.
New York (State) Council of Appointment; Military minutes of the Coun-cil
of Appointment of the state of New York, 1783-1821. 1901 2 v.
New York (State) Library. Van Rensselair Bowier manuscripts, 1630-
1643. 1918. Contains biographical notes upon the settlers of Rennselaer-wyck.
1630-48.
New York (State) Secretary of State. Names of persons for whom mar-riage
licenses were issued previous to 1784. 1860.
County and Town Histories
Albany, City and County, Albany. Court of Albany, Colony of Rens-selaerswyck
and Schaenhechtede.
Minutes of the Court of Albany, Resselaerswych and Schenectady, 1668;
being a continuation of the minutes of the Court of Fort Change and
Reverwych. 1926.
Resselaerswyck. Court minutes of the court of Rensselaerswych, 1648-
1752. 1922.
34 Biennial Report of the
Albany County and City. Early records of the city and county of Albany
and colony of Resselaerswych. 1916. 3 v.
Contains deeds, notarial papers 1660-1696, mortgages 1658-1660 and wills
1681-1765.
Albany County Committee of Correspondence. Minutes of the Albany
Committee of Correspondence, 1775-1778. 1823. 2 v.
Beverwyck. Beverwyck, N. Y. Kleine Banck van Justitie, Fort Orange.
Minutes of the court of Fort Orange and Beverwyck, 1652-1656. 1920-
1923. 2 v.
Long Island. Memoirs of the Long Island Historical Society, v. 2, 3, 4,
1878-89.
v. 3 Campaign of 1776 around New York and Brooklyn.
v. 4 George Washington and Mount Vernon, ed. with historical and
genealogical introduction.
New York (State). Secretary of State. Calendar of historical manu-scripts
in the office of secretary of state. 1865-66. 1 v. Dutch manu-scripts,
1630-64.
New York (State). Secretary of State. Calendar of historical manu-scripts
relating to the War of the Revolution in the office of the secre-tary
of state. 1868. Contains census, muster rolls, etc. 2 v.
Rosters
Roberts, J. A. New York in the Revolution as colony and state. 1898.
Brainard, M. G. G. Campaigns of the One Hundred and Forty-sixth reg-iment
New York state volunteers, also known as Halleck's infantry, the
Fifth Oneida and Garrard's Tigers. 1915.
Cheney, Newel. History of the Ninth regiment of New York volunteer
cavalry. 1901.
Curtis, N. M. From Bull Run to Chancellorsville; the story of the Six-teenth
New York infantry. 1906.
Dowley, M. F. History and honorary roll of the Twelfth regiment infantry
N. G. S. N. Y. 1869.
Eddy, Richard. History of the Sixtieth regiment New York state volun-teers.
1864.
Fairchild, C. B. History of the Twenty-seventh regiment New York vol-unteers.
1888.
Floyd, F. C. History of the Fortieth (Mozart) regiment New York volun-teers
which was composed of four companies from New York, four com-panies
from Massachusetts and two companies from Pennsylvania. 1909.
Gates, T. B. The Ulster Guard; Twentieth New York state militia and the
War of the Rebellion. 1879.
Judd, D. W. The story of the Twenty-third N. Y. S. volunteers of two years
campaigning in Virginia and Maryland. 1864.
Lockwood, John. Our campaign around Gettysburg; being a memorial of
what was endured, suffered and accomplished by the Twenty-third reg-iment
(N. Y.S.N.G.) and other regiments associated with them. 1864.
Meyer, H. C. Civil War experiences under Bayard, Gregg, Kilpatrick,
Custer, Raulson and Newberry, 1862-64. 1911.
State Library 35
New York Infantry, Eighty-third Regiment.' History of the Ninth reg-iment
N. Y. S. M. N. G. S. N. Y. (Eighty-third New York volunteers),
1845-1888. 1889.
New York Adjutant-General annual reports. 1868. 3 v.
New York Monuments Commission for the battlefield of Gettysburg and
Chattanooga. Final report of the battlefield of Gettysburg. 1900. 3 v.
Nichols, J. M. Perry's saints, or the fighting parsons regiment in the War
of the Rebellion. 1886.
Norton, Henry. Deeds of daring, or history of the Eighth New York
volunteer cavalry. 1889.
Swinton, William. History of the Seventh regiment national guard, state of
New York, during the War of the Rebellion. 1870.
Simmons, E. F. A regimental history; the One Hundred and Twenty-fifth
New York state volunteers. 1888.
Todd, William. The Seventy-ninth Highlanders New York volunteers in
the War of the Rebellion. 1861-65. 1886.
New York (State). Adjutant-General. New York in the Spanish-
American War, 1898. 1900. 3 v.
New York (State) Historian. New York and the War with Spain. 1903.
NORTH CAROLINA
General
Ashe, S. A., ed. Biographical history of North Carolina from colonial
times to the present. 1905-1917. 8 v.
Caldwell, B. D. Founders and builders of Greensboro, 1808-1908. 1925.
Clark, Walter, ed. Histories of the several regiments and battalions from
North Carolina in the great war, 1861-65. 1901. 5 v.
Colonial and State Record of N. C, 1662-1790. 30 v.
v. 16 gives roster of continental line from North Carolina; v. 26 first
census of North Carolina, 1790.
Cyclopedia of eminent and representativve men of the Carolinas of the
nineteenth century. North Carolina v. 2. 1892.
Draper, L. C. King's mountain and its heroes; history of the Battle of
King's Mountain, Oct. 7, 1780. 1881.
Dowd, Jerome. Sketches of prominent living North Carolinians. 1888.
Evening News Publishing Co., Asheville, N. C. Prominent people of North
Carolina. 1906.
Hathaway, J. R. B., ed. North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Reg-ister,
v. 1-3, 1900-03. Refers chiefly to eastern North Carolina.
Contains family histories, abstracts of wills, land grants, marriage
bonds, etc.
History of North Carolina. By Conner, R. D. W.; Hamilton, J. G. de R.;
Boyd, W. K. 6 v. v. 4-5 North Carolina biography by a special staff
of writers.
Memorial Pamphlets. Addresses on W. A. Graham, J. B. Gordon, Bryan
Grimes, Elisha Mitchell, J. M. Morehead, Felix Walker, J. J. Pettigrew
and R. D. Spaight.
Moore, J. W. Roster of North Carolina troops in the war between the
states. 5 v.
36 Biennial Keport of the
Muster rolls of the soldiers of the War of 1812 detached from the militia
of North Carolina in 1812 and 1814. 1873.
North Carolina biography. 2 v.
Sketches of well known North Carolinians.
North Carolina Booklet. Published by N. C. Society Daughters of the
Revolution. 1901-date.
North Carolina Historical Commission. North Carolina Manual, 1913.
Contains list of state officials, members of general assembly and
biographical sketches of the members of the 1913 General Assembly.
Peele, W. J. Lives of distinguished North Carolinians with illustration and
speeches. 1898.
Wheeler, J. G. Historical sketchces of North Carolina, 1584-1851, compiled
from original records, official documents and traditional statements, with
biographical sketches of her distinguished statesmen, jurists, lawyers,
soldiers, divines, etc. v. 1 and 2. 1851.
Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and memoirs of North Carolina and em-inent
North Carolinians. 1884.
Wills, Land Grants and Marriage Bonds
Grimes, J. B. Abstract of N. C. wills compiled from original and recorded
wills in the office of secretary of state. 1910.
Grimes, J. B. Abstract of N. C. wills and inventories copied from original
and recorded wills in the office of secretary of state. 1912.
Hathaway's North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register.
Abstract of conveyances of property in Chowan county, v. 1, p. 120, 284,
615; v. 2, p. 135, 283, 443, 607; v. 3, p. 125.
Abstract of land grants:
Chowan county, v. 1, p. 1.
Chowan precinct, v. 1, p. 1.
Shaftsbury precinct, v. 1, p. 1.
Abstract of wills:
Wills executed and probated prior to 1760, v. 1, p. 163, 323, 483.
Bertie county, v. 2, p. 496.
Chowan county, v. 1, p. 516, v. 2, p. 1.
Perquimans county, v. 3, p. 163, 323.
Births, deaths and marriages in Berkeley, later Perquimans county,
v. 3, p. 199, 363.
Marriage bonds
:
Bertie county, v. 2, p. 34, 589.
Chowan county v. 1, p. 235, 392, 558; v. 2, p. 89, 227, 415.
Perquimans county, v. 3, p. 411.
Tyrrell county, v. 3, p. 107.
North Carolina Booklet.
Marriage bonds:
Rowan county, v. 11, p. 60, 119, 187.
Wills:
Cary, Mary, will of, v. 14, p. 102.
Edgecombe county, v. 16, p. 22.
Rowan county, v. 10, p. 223.
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Olds, F. A. Abstract of North Carolina wills from about 1760 to about
1800, supplementing Grime's abstract of North Carolina wills, 1663 to
1760. 1925.
County Histories
Alamance County. Whitsett, W. T. Brief history of Alamance with
sketches of the Whitsett family and Huffman family. 1926. Pam.
Cape Fear River. Sprunt, James. Chronicles of the Cape Fear River,
1660-1916. 1916.
Davidson County. Leonard, J. C. Centennial history of Davidson county
1927.
Edgecombe County. Turner, J. K. and Bridges, J. L. History of Edge-combe
county. 1920.
Guilford County. Stockard, S. W. History of Guilford county, N. C. 1902.
Forsythe County. Fries, A. L. Forsythe county. 1898.
Hertford County. Winborne, B. B. Colonial and political history of Hert-ford
county. 1906.
Hopewell Section. Alexander, J. B. Biographical sketches of the early
settlers of the Hopewell section. 1897.
Halifax County. Allen, W. C. History of Halifax county. 1918.
Mecklenburg County. Alexander, J. B. History of Mecklenburg county
from 1740-1900. 1902.
Mecklenburg County. Tompkins, D. A. History of Mecklenburg county
and city of Charlotte from 1740-1903. 1903. 2 v.
New Hanover County. Waddell, A. M. History of New Hanover county,
1723-1800. 1909.
New Hope Church, Orange County. Craig, D. T. Historical sketch of
New Hope Church in Orange county. 1891. Pam.
Pitt County. King, H. T. Sketches of Pitt county; a brief history of the
county, 1704-1910. 1911.
Hillsboro. Nash, Frances. Hillsboro, Colonial and Revolutionary. 1903.
Pam.
Rowan County. Bean, E. H. Rowan county records of settlers. 1914. Pam.
Rowan County. Rumph, Juthre. History of Rowan County, N. C; con-taining
sketches of the prominent families and distinguished men. 1881.
Rowan County. Rowan county marriage bonds; includes those marriage
bonds issued to men whose names begin with "H" from 1759 to 1804.
D. A. R. Mag. v. 46, p. 33, 105.
Wake County. Chamberlain, Mrs. H. S. History of Wake County, N. C.
1922.
Warrenton County. Montgomery, Mrs. L. W. Sketches of Old Warrenton,
N. C. 1924.
Watauga County. Arthur, J. P. History of Watauga County, N. C, with
sketches of prominent families. 1915.
North Carolina Family Histories
Alexander. Alexander genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs p. 268.
Alexander. Sondley, F. A. Alexander-Davidson reunion Aug. 26, 1911.
Pam.
38 Biennial Report of the
Alston, and Allston. Groves. J. A. Alston and Allstons of North and
South Carolina compiled from English; colonial and family records, with
personal reminiscences, also notes of some allied families.
Ashe. Ashe genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 8, 300.
Avery. Avery genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 76.
Barnett. Barnett genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. 371.
Barringer. Barringer genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. LXI, 96.
Battle. Battle genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 163.
Biggerstaff. Babington, K. K. Biggerstaff family of Rutherford county.
Blair family. Hathaway's North Carolina Historical and Genealogical
Register, v. 2, p. 458.
Blount. Hathaway's North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register,
v. 1, p. 460.
Blount. Blount genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. LVII, 130.
Boddie. Boddie, J. T. and J. B. Boddie and allied families.
Bonner. Hathaway's North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Reg-ister,
v. 2, p. 115, 405.
Bi-agg. Bragg genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 456.
Branson. Branson, Levi. Branson family in Europe and America with
connections, 1898-99. Pam.
Brevard. Brevard genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. 237, 243.
Brickell. Brickell genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. 218.
Brown. Brown, R. L. History of the Michael Brown family of Rowan
county.
Bryan, Jesse. Hathaway's North Carolina Historical and Genealogical
Register, v. 2, p. 557.
Bulloch. Hathaway's North Carolina and Historical and Genealogy Reg.
ister, v. 1, p. 467.
Burton. Hathaway's North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register,
v. 1, p. 467.
Carson. Carson genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 818.
Carter. Foster, C. A. Carter family of North Carolina.
Caswell, Gov. Richard. Genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. 106.
Clapp family. Whitsett, W. T. History of Brick Church and Clapp family.
1925. Pam.
Clark. Clark genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 165.
Cotten. Cotten genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 217.
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Craighead. Craighead, Rev. Dr. Alexander genealogy in Wheeler, J. W.
Reminiscences and Memoirs, p. 278.
Crowell. Crowell genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 203.
Davidson. Davidson genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. 271.
Davidson. Graham, W. A. General Joseph Graham and his papers on
North Carolina Revolutionary history. 1904.
De Rosset. Mears, C. De Rosset. De Rosset family, Huguenot immigrants
to the province of North Carolina early in the eighteenth century, n. d.
Dickson. Carr, J. O. Dickson letters. 1901.
Donnel. Donnel, Richard S. genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences
and Memoirs, p. 139.
Dudley. Dudley, Gov. Edward B. genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Remi-niscences
and Memoirs, p. 312.
Faison. Hathaway's North Carolina and Genealogical Register, v. 3, p. 310.
Farmer. Hyatt, Sybil. Edgecomb county records, Farmer. North Caro-lina
Booklet, v. 16, p. 227-234.
Finger. Nixon, A. Finger family of Lincoln County, N. C, with brief
sketches of Saint Mathews Church. 1903. Pam.
Forney. Forney genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 244.
Fowler. Arthur, J. J. Annals of the Fowler family with branches in
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, Kentucky,
Alabama, Mississippi, California and Texas. 1901.
Gaston. Gaston genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 139.
Gee. Genealogy of the Gee family. North Carolina Booklet, v. 7, p. 159-
160.
Graham. Graham genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. 229.
Graham. Graham, W. A. General Joseph Graham and his papers on
North Carolina Revolutionary history. 1904.
Hager family. Nixon, A. Brief historical sketch of the Hager family of
Lincoln County, N. C. 1902. Pam.
Harrison family. Harison, T. R. Caswell-Harrisons. n. d. Pam.
Hauss. Nixon, A. Hauss family of Lincoln county. 1905. Pam.
Hawkins. Hawkins genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. 451.
Haywood. Haywood genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences,
p. LXII, 158.
Henderson. Henderson genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and
Memoirs, p. 179, 183.
Hill. Hathaway's North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register,
v. 3, p. 310.
Hill. Hill genealogy in Wheeler, J. W. Reminiscences and Memoirs,
p. 303.
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Carolina, 1683-1883. 1889.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families at the first census of the United
States taken in the year, 1790.
County and Town Histories
Camden, S. C. Kirkland, T. J. and Kennedy, R. M. Historic Camden. 1905.
Charleston, S. C. Year Book 1881-date. Few missing numbers.
Edgefield County, S. C. Chapmen, J. A. History of Edgefield county from
the earlist settlements to 1897. 1897.
Marion County, S. C. Sellers, W. W. A history of Marion County, South
Carolina, from its earliest times to the present, 1901. 1902.
Newberry, S. C. O'Neal, J. B. Annals of Newberry; historical, biograph-ical
and anecdotical. 1858.
Orangeburg County. Salley, A. S. History of Orangeburg County, South
Carolina, from its first settlements to the close of the Revolutionary
War. 1896.
Spartanburg County. Landrum, J. B. O. History of Spartanburg county,
embracing an account of many important events and biographical
sketches of statesmen, divines and other public men. 1900.
St. Helena's Parish, Beaufort, S. C. Minutes of the vestry of St. Helena's
Parish, South Carolina, 1726-1812. Ed. by A. S. Salley. 1919.
St. Mark's Parish. Burgess, J. M. Chronicles of St. Mark's Parish,
Santee circuit and Williamsburg Township, S. C, 1731-1885. 1888.
St. Philips Parish, Charleston, S. C. Register of St. Philips Parish,
Charleston, S. C, 1720-1758. Ed. by A. S. Sally, Jr. 1904.
Williamsburg. Boddie, W. W. History of Williamsburg; something about
the people from the first settlement by Europeans about 1705 until 1923.
1923.
Rosters
Brooks, U. R. Stories of the confederacy, ed. by U. R. Brooks. 1912.
Caldwell, J. F. J. History of a brigade of South Carolina, known first as
Griggs and subsequently as McGowan's brigade. 1866.
Dubose, H. K. History of Company B Twenty-first regiment (infantry in
S. C.) 1909. Also contains Twenty-fifth and Twenty-seventh regiments.
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DeSaussure, W. G., comp. Names, as far as can be ascertained, of the
officers who served in the S. C. regiments on the continental establish-ment;
of the officers who served in the militia. 1886.
Dickert, D. A. History of Kershaw's brigade with complete roll of com-panies,
biographical sketches, incidents, anecdotes, etc. 1889.
Hagood, Johnson. Memoirs of the War of Secession. 1910.
Contains Seventh battalion, First regiment, Eleventh regiment, Twenty-first
regiment.
Salley, A. S., comp. South Carolina troops in confederate service. 1913. 2v.
United Daughters of the Confederacy, South Carolina.
S. C. women in the confederacy. 1903-07. 2 v.
SOUTH DAKOTA
Dunham, N. J. Histoi-y of Jerauld County, South Dakota, from the earliest
settlement to Jan. 1, 1909. 1910.
South Dakota State Historical Society. Historical collections, v. 2, 1904;
v. 12, 1924.
TENNESSEE
Allison, John, ed. Notable men of Tennessee; personal and genealogical.
1905. 2 v.
Caldwell, J. W. Sketches of the bench and bar of Tennessee. 1898.
Carter, D. W. Carter of Tennessee including the Taylors descendants of
Col. John Carter of Tennessee (Notable Southern Families) 1927.
Fain, J. T., comp. Fain's critical and analytical index and genealogical
guide to Ramsey's annals of Tennessee. 1920. Reprinted in 1926 with
additional to Fain's index.
Garrett. W. R. and Goodpasture, A. V. History of Tennessee, its people
and its institutions. 1905.
Gilchrist, Mrs. A. S. Some representative women of Tennessee. 1902.
Hale, W. T. A history of Tennessee and Tennesseans, the leaders and
representative men in commerce, industry and modern activities. 1913.
8 v. 4-8 biographical sketches.
Moore, J. T. Tennessee, the volunteer state, 1769-1923. 4 v.
Oldham, B. M. Tennessee and Tennesseans. 1903.
Ramsey, J. G. M. Annals of Tennessee, 1769-1800. 1853.
Snyder, Mrs. A. E. On the Watauga and the Cumberland. 1894. Pam.
Contains list of early settlers on the Watauga and Cumberland rivers.
Temple, O. P. Notable men of Tennessee from 1833-1875, their times and
their contemporaries. 1912.
Tennessee Historical Society magazine, 1915-date.
Williams, J. S. Old times in west Tennessee; reminiscences semi-historic
of pioneer life and the early emigrant settlers in the Big Hatchie
country. 1873.
County and Town Histories
Davidson County. Clayton, W. W. History of Davidson County, Tennes-see,
with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men
and pioneers. 1880.
DeKalb County. Hale, W. T. History of DeKalb County, Tennessee. 1915.
52 Biennial Report op the
Roane County. Wells, E. M. History of Roane County, Tennessee, 1801-
1870. 1927.
Sullivan County. Taylor, Oliver. Historic Sullivan; a history of Sullivan
County, Tennessee, with brief biographies of the makers of history. 1909.
Foster, A. P. Counties of Tennessee. 1923.
History of Tennessee. From the earliest time to the present, together with
a historical and biographical sketch of Maury, Williamson, Rutherford,
Wilson, Bedford and Mashall Counties. 1886.
Roster
Hancock, R. R. Hancock's diary; or, a history of the Second Tennessee con-federate
cavalry with sketches of First and Seventh battalions, also por-traits
and biographical sketches. 1887. 2 v. in one.
Head, T. A. Campaigns and battles of the Sixteenth regiment Tennessee
volunteers. 1885.
Lindsley, J. B. The military annals of Tennessee. Confederate; first
series embracing a review of military operations with regimental his-tories
and memorial rolls. 1886.
Scofield, L. T. The retreat from Pulaski to Nashville, Tenn.; a battle of
Franklin, Tenn., Nov. 30, 1864, with maps, sketches, portraits and photo-graphical
views. 1909.
Scott, S. W. History of the Thirteenth regiment Tennessee volunteer cav-alry
U. S. A. 1903.
Tennessee Adjutant-General. Report of the adjutant-general of the state
of Tennessee of the military forces of the state from 1861-66. 1866.
Wright, M. J. Tennessee in the war, 1861-65; lists of military organizations
and officers from Tennessee in both the Confederate and Union armies;
general and staff officers of the provisional army of Tennessee appointed
by Governor Isham G. Harris. 1908.
TEXAS
Brooks, Elizabeth. Prominent women of Texas. 1896.
Brown, J. H. History of Texas from 1685 to 1892. 1892. 2 v.
Dixon, S. H. The men who made Texas free; the signers of the Texas
declaration of independence; sketches of their lives and patriotic services
to the republic and state with a facsimile of the declaration of inde-pendence.
1924.
Fulmon, Z. T. The history and geography of Texas as told in county names.
1926.
Lynch, J. D. Bench and bar of Texas. 1885.
Southwestern Historical Quarterly, v. 16-24. July 1897-April 1921.
Continuation of the Texas state historical association quarterly.
Texas State Historical Association Quarterly.
v. 1-15 July 1897-April 1912. Continued by the Southwestern Historical
Quarterly.
County and Town Histories
Dallas County. Brown, J. H. History of Dallas county from 1837 to
1887. 1887.
State Library 5-°>
Hood County. Ewell, T. T. History of Hood county from its earliest settle-ment
to the present. 1895. Contains biographical sketches of many
leading men and women.
Roster
Davis, N. A. The campaign from Texas to Maryland. 1863.
Contains muster roll of the Fourth Texas volunteers.
Polley, J. B. Hood's Texas brigade, its marches, its battles, its achieve-ments.
1910.
Yeary, Mamie. Reminiscences of the boys in gray, 1861-65. 1912.
UTAH
Utah Genealogical and Historical Magazine.
v. 3, 1912.
v. 16-date, 1925-date.
Utah Historical and Genealogical Society.
Handbook of genealogy and temple work. 1924.
Whitney, O. F. History of Utah, 1892-1898. 2 v.
VERMONT
General
Hall, B. H. History of eastern Vermont from its earliest settlement to
the close of the eighteenth century. 1858.
Hemenway, A. M., ed. Vermont historical gazetteer, 1867-1891. 5 v. In-dex
1923.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families taken at the first census of the
U. S., 1790. 1907.
Vermont Historical Society collections, v. 1-2, 1870-71.
Proceedings 1872; 1861-1925. 24 v.
County and Town Histories
Windsor County. Aldrich, L. C. History of Windsor County, Vermont.
1891. Contains roster of Windsor county during the war, 1861-65.
Rosters
Roster of Vermont men and women in the military and naval service of
the United States and allies in the World War, 1917-1919. 1927.
VIRGINIA
General
Bell, J. P. P. Our Quaker Friends of ye Olden Time. 1905.
Bellet, L. P. du. Some prominent Virginia families. 1907. 4 v.
Boogher, W. F. Gleanings of Virginia history; a historical and genealog-ical
collection largely from original sources. 1903.
Brock, R. A. Virginia and Virginians; eminent Virginians, executives of
the colony of Virginia from Sir Thomas Smyth to Lord Dunmore. Ex-ecutives
of the state of Virginia from Patrick Henry to Fitzhugh Lee.
Sketches of generals, Ambrose Powell Hill, Robert E. Lee, Thomas
Jonathan Jackson, Commodore Maury. 1888.
Burgess, L. A., ed. Virginia soldiers of 1776. 1927.
54 Biennial Report of the
Chalkey, L. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement in Virginia from the
original court records of Augusta county, 1745-1800. 1912. 3 v.
Clemens, W. M., ed. Famous Virginians; eminent men of the Old Dominion
with date and place of birth and death. 1921.
Clemens, W. M. Virginia wills before 1799. 1924.
Conway, M. D. Barons of the Potomac and the Rappahannock. 1892.
Cridlin, W. B. History of colonial Virginia, the first permanent colony in
America to which is added the genealogy of the several shires and
counties. 1923.
Drozier, W. A., ed. Virginia heraldica, being a registry of Virginia gentry
entitled to coat armor with genealogical notes of the families. 1908.
Foote, W. H. Sketches of Virginia, history and biography. lst-2nd series.
1850-56.
Soode, G. B. Virginia cousins; a study of the ancestry and posterity of
John Goode of Whitby; with notes upon related families, a key to south-ern
genealogy and history of the English surname Gode, Goad, Goode
or Good, from 1148 to 1887. 1887.
Goodwin, E. L. Colonial church in Virginia with biographical sketches of
the first six bishops of the diocese of Virginia; together with brief
biographical sketches of the colonial clergy of Virginia. 1927.
Green, T. M. Historic families of Kentucky, with special reference to
stocks immediately derived from the Valley of Virginia. 1889.
Contents: The McDowells, Logans, Aliens.
Greer, G. C. Early Virginia immigrants. 1912.
Handy, H. B., ed. Social recorder of Virginia. cl928.
Hayden, H. E. Virginia genealogies; a genealogy of the Glassil family of
Scotland and Virginia; also of the families of Ball, Brown, Bryan, Con-way,
Daniel, Ewell, Holladay, Lewis, Littlepage, Moncure, Peyton, Rob-inson,
Scott, Tayler, Wallace and others. 1891.
Howe, Henry. Historical collections of Virginia containing a collection of
the most interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes,
etc. relating to its history, etc. 1845.
Johnston, D. E. History of the Middle River settlement and contiguous
territory. 1906. Gives account of Mercer county.
Appendix A. Contains an account of Virginia courts, officers and at-torneys.
Appendix B. Origin of Virginia and West Virginia counties and their
names.
Appendix C. Biographical sketches of the Bailey, Bane, Belcher, Black
Barnes, Bowens, Burke, Calfee, Capertons, Chapmans,
Cecil, Clay, Cloyd, Davidson, Emmons, French, Gillespie,
Hale, Hare, Hoge, Howe, Johnston, Kirk, Lybrook,
Meadows, McClaugherty, McComas, McDonald, Napier,
Pack, Peck, Pearis, Peters, Shannon, Smith, Snidow,
Straley and Whitten families.
Appendix D. Members of Tazewell County House of Delegates, 1800-
1905.
Appendix E. Giles County Attorneys, 1806-1905.
Appendix F. List of Confederate field officers in various regiments.
Appendix G. Selected muster rolls of varied infantry regiments.
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Jenkin, F. T. A. Genealogical chart showing the descent from several
lives of interesting family connections of the Virginia families of Alex-ander,
Anderson, Aylett, Bruce, Dandridge, Fontaine, Henry, Jenkin,
Moore, Poindexter, Spotswood, West, etc. 1908.
Kercheval, S. History of the Valley of Virginia. 1902.
Long, C. M. Virginia county names; 270 years of Virginia history. 1908.
Lancaster, R. A. Historic Virginia homes and churches. 1915.
Mac Rae, Laurence. Daingerfield family, descendants of John Dainger-field
(1640) and his wife of New Kent County, Virginia, and of George
Parker, 1650, and his wife, Accomac County, Virginia.
Meade, E. C. Historic homes of the southwest mountains, Virginia. 1899.
Gives genealogical data on owners of homes.
Meade, W. Old churches, ministers and families of Virginia. 1861. 2 v.
Morrison, A. J. College of Hampden Sidney; dictionary of biography
1776-1825. n. d.
Robinson, M. P. Virginia counties; those resulting from Virginia legis-lature,
1916. (Va. State Lib. Bulletin v. 8 No. 1-3).
Sale, E. T. Manors of Virginia in colonial times. 1909.
Genealogical notes upon the families of the manors.
Society of Virginia of the District of Columbia.
Society register; containing a brief history of its organization, a
biography of its elective officers, a roster of its membership. cl926.
Stanard, M. N. Colonial Virginia, its people and customs. 1917.
Stanard, W. G., comp. Some emigrants to Virginia; memoranda in regard
to several hundred emigrants to Virginia during the colonial period whose
parentage is shown or former residence indicated by authentic records
1915.
Stanard, W. G. and Stanard, M. N., comp. Colonial Virginia register; a
list of governors, councillors and other high officials, members of the
House of Burgesses and the Revolution conventions of the colony of
Virginia. 1902.
Summers, L. P. History of southwest Virginia, 1746-1786. Washington
county, 1777-1870. 1903.
Swem, E. G. List of manuscripts recently deposited in the Virginia State
Library by the State Auditor. 1914.
Contains list of county, personal property, books, list of portraits and
pieces of statuary in Virginia State Library with biographical notes
1913.
Swem, E. G. and Williams, J. W. Register of the General Assembly of Vir-ginia,
1776-1918. 1918. Virginia State Library report, 1916-17.
Taylor, J. B. Lives of Virginia Baptist ministers. 1837.
Tyler, L. G. Encyclopedia of Virginia biography. 1915. 4 v.
Tyler, L. G., ed. Men of mark in Virginia. 1906.
Tyler's Historical and Genealogical Magazine, v. 1-date, 1919-date.
U. S. Census Bureau. Heads of families taken at the first census of the
U. S., 1790. Virginia. 1908.
Van Meter, B. F. Genealogies and sketches of some old families who have
taken prominent part in the development of Virginia and Kentucky
especially. Includes the Lewis, Phillips, Moss, VanMeter, Cunningham
and Harness families.
56 Biennial Report of the
Virginia General Assembly. Statutes at large; a collection of all the laws
of Virginia from the first session of the legislature, 1619-1792 by W. W.
Henning, 1819-1923. (Supreme Court Library).
Virginia heraldry; genealogical clippings from the Baltimore Sun. 1904-08.
Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, v. 1-date, 1893-date.
Watson, W. A. Notes on south side Virginia. 1925.
In this will be found brief records of Amelia, Chesterfield and Nottaway
counties, wills, deeds, land patents, marriages, epitaphs and obituaries.
Wertenbaker, T. J. Planters of colonial Virginia. 1922.
William and Mary College Quarterly, v. 1-date, 1892-date.
Wise, J. C. Military history of the Virginia Military Institute from 1839
to 1865. 1915.
Wise, J. C. Ye Kingdoms of Accawmacke or, the eastern shore of Vir-ginia
in the seventeenth century.
County and Town Histories
Accomak County. Nothingham, Stratton. Marriage license bonds from
1774rl806. cl927.
Albermarle County. Woods, Edgar. Albermarles county in Virginia. 1901.
Alleghany County. Morton, O. F. Centennial history of Alleghany County,
Virginia. 1923.
Augusta County. Chalkey, L. Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish settlement
in Virginia. 1912.
Augusta County. Peyton, J. L. History of Augusta County, Virginia.
1882.
Appendix contains the genealogy of the Lewis, McDowell, Preston, Camp-bell,
Stuart, Bell, Cochran, Tate, Christian, Crawford, McCue, Hauger,
Mathews, Porterfield, Wayt, Waddell, Peyton, Baldwin and Koiner
families.
Augusta County. Waddell, J. A. Annals of Augusta County, Virginia,
with reminiscences of its pioneer settlers. 1886.
Supplement, 1886.
Bath County. Morton, O. F. Annals Of Bath County, Virginia. 1917.
Bedford County. Buford, R. D. Bedford County, Virginia, index of wills
from 1754 to 1830. 1917.
Bristol Parish. Bristol Parish, Virginia. Vestry book and register of
Bristol Parish, Virginia, 1720-1789. Transcribed by C. G. Chamber-layne.
1898.
Bristol Parish. Slaughter, Philip. History of Bristol Parish, Virginia,
with genealogies of families connected therewith. Ed. 2, 1879.
Campbell County. Early, R. H. Campbell chronicles and family sketches
embracing the history of Campbell County, Virginia, 1782-1926. 1927.
Sketches of the Adams, Alexander, Anderson, Anthony, Bailey, Brown,
Boiling, Bullock, Burton-Harrison, Callaway, Candler, Chiles, Clark,
Clay, Clemens, Clement, Cobbs, Cocke, Dabney, Daniel, Davies, Davis,
Deering, Diuguid, Douglas, Early, Evans, Floyd, Franklin, Garland,
Gilliam, Goggin, Hairston, Hanks, Haythe, Henry, Holcombe, Hughes,
Hunter, Irvine, Jennings, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Kabler, Langhorne,
Lee, Leftwich, Lewis, Lynch, McReynolds, Miller, Moorman, Morgan,
Murrell, Norvell, Otey, Owen, Panhill, Payne, Perrow, Preston, Pleas-
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ants, Prewitt, Robertson, Rosser, Russell, Scott, Slaughter, Snow Stith,
Strange, Talbot, Tate, Terrell, Thompson, Thorpe, Thurman, Tyree,
Venable, Wade, Walden, Ward, Watts-Sanders, Winston, Withers,
Wyatt and Yuille families.
Caroline County. Wingfield, Marshall. History of Caroline County, Vir-ginia,
from its formation in 1727, to 1924. 1924.
Culpeper County. Green, R. T. Genealogical and historical notes on
Culpeper County, Virginia; embracing a rev. and enl. ed. of Dr. P.
Slaughter's History of St. Mark's Parish. 1900.
Culpeper County. Slaughter, P. History of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper
County, Virginia, with notes of old churches and old families. 1877.
Frederick County. Cartwell, T. K. Shenandoah Valley pioneers and their
descendants; a history of Frederick County, Virginia, 1738-1908. Com-piled
mainly from l'ecords of old Frederick county, now Hampshire,
Berkely, Shenandoah, Jefferson, Hardy, Clarke, Warren, Morgan and
Frederick. cl909.
Fredericksburg. Goolrick, J. T. Historic Fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg. Quinn, S. J. History of the city of Fredericksburg, Va.
1908.
Halifax County. Carrington, W. J. History of Halifax County, Virginia.
1924.
Hanover County. Page, R. Hanover county. 1926.
Henry County. Hill, J. P. A history of Henry County, Virginia. 1925.
King and Queen County. Bagby, A. King and Queen County, Virginia.
1908.
King and Queen County. Hundley, W. T. History of Mattaponi Baptist
church, King and Queen County, Virginia, n. d.
King William County. Clarke, P. N. Old King William homes and fam-ilies.
1897. Includes over fifty families.
King William Parish. King William Parish, Mannikintown, Virginia.
Register, containing the baptisms made in the church of the French
refugees at Mannikintown in the year of Our Lord 1721, March 25. n.d.
Lancaster County. Nottingham, S. Marriage license bonds of Lancaster
County, Virginia, from 1701 to 1848. 1927.
Lunenburg County. Bell, J. C. Old free state; a contribution to the history
of Lunenburg county and southside Virginia. 1927.
Lynchburg. Cabell, Mrs. M. C. (A). Sketches and recollections of Lynch-burg.
1858.
Madison County. Yowell, C. L. History of Madison County, Virginia. 1926.
Lists of Civil and World War veterans in appendix.
Middlesex County. Christ Church, Va. Christ Church. Vestry book of
Christ Church Parish, Middlesex County, Virginia, 1663-1767. 1927.
Middlesex County. Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia. Parish
register from 1653 to 1812. 1897.
Nansemond County. Dunn, J. B. History of Nansemond County, Virginia.
New Kent County. St. Peter's Parish. New Kent County, Virginia. Par-ish
register of St. Peter's, New Kent county, from 1680-1787. 1904.
Norfolk. Forrest, W. S. Historical and descriptive sketches of Norfolk
and vicinity including Portsmouth and the adjacent counties. 1853.
58 Biennial Report of the
Norfolk County. Mcintosh, C. F. Brief abstract of Lower Norfolk county
and Norfolk county wills, 1637-1710. 1914.
Norfolk County. Mcintosh, C. F. Brief abstract of Lower Norfolk county
wills, 1710-1753. 1914.
Norfolk County. Mcintosh, C. F. Brief abstract of Lower Norfolk county
wills, 1710-1753. 1922.
Orange County. Scott, W. W. History of Orange County, Virginia, from
its formation in 1734 (c.s.) to the end of the reconstruction in 1870,
comp. mainly from original records, 1907.
Richmond. Moore, J. S., ed. Annals of Henrico Parish (cl904).
Gives pewholders, heads of families and communicants of St. John's
church, and lists of marriages, baptisms, deaths, etc.
Richmond. Mordecai, S. Richmond in bygone days. Ed. 2. 1860.
Rockbridge County. Morton, O. F. History of Rockbridge County, Vir-ginia.
1920.
Rockingham County. Wayland, J. W. History of Rockingham County,
Virginia. 1912.
Shenandoah County. Wayland, J. W. History of Shenandoah County,
Virginia. 1927.
Spotsylvania County. Spotsylvania County, 1721-1800; being transcrip-tions
from original files at the court house of wills, deeds, administrators
and guardian's bonds, marriage licenses and list of Revolutionary pen-sioners.
1905.
Tazwell County. Harman, J. N. Annals of Tazwell County, Virginia,
from 1800 to 1924. 1922-1925. 2 v.
Truro Parish. Slaughter, P. History of Truro Parish in Virginia. cl907.
Westmoreland County. Fothergill, Mrs. A. B. (M). Wills of Westmore-land
County, Virginia, 1654-