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A Genealogical History of the Waters and Kindred Families, in Two Parts. Waters, Philemon Berry, et al. Atlanta, GA. (1903) History of the Watson Family: Eminent in Northampton, 1860 - 1948. Sampson, Myra Melissa. Northampton, MA. (1969) "The Family Skeleton": A History and Genalogy of the Flewellen, Fontaine, Copeland, Treutlen, McCormick, Allan and Stuart Families. Hill, Henrietta McCormick. unknown. (1958) (Addition to the) History of John Taylor of Hadley, Including Accounts of the Organization and Meetings of the Taylor Reunion. Taylor, Frank L. Rochester, NY. (1922) (Austin) One Hundred and Sixty Allied Families. John Osborne Austin. (1893)(Dutcher) Our Colonial Ancestors and Their Descendants: Historical, Genealogical, Biographical. Whittemore, Henry. Watertown, NY. (1902)(Estill Family) A Family History by One of the Family. Estill, J. H.. Savannah, GA. (1903)(Finch) Down Memory's Lane with Mother and Other Stories. Emerson, May Finch and Mark Shimer. unknown. (1947)(Fitzgerald) Family Notes. Fitzgerald, Desmond. Boston, MA. (1911) (Fleenors) Receipt For an Inheritance of the Making of the Family. Hanson, Margery Frances Day. unknown. (1974)(French) An American Ancestry. French, Anna R. W.. Minneapolis, MN. (1894)(Gates) Our American Ancestry. Gates, Frederick T.. Montclair, N.J.. (1928)(Guion) Romance in Family History. Gilbert, Louise. Pleasantville, NY. (1968)(Hatch) Branches of our Family Tree: With Charts. Hatch, Lewis. unknown. (1938) A Preliminary Index to All of the People (and a Few Places) Mentioned in the Published Version of "Nailer Tom's Diary Otherwise The Journal of Thomas B. Hazard of Kingstown Rhode Island, 1778 to 1840," with an Addendum: Typescripts of the "Lost" Diaries for 1787, 1788, 1789, and 1801, with a Separate Index thereto. Blaine, Joseph W.. Newport, RI. (1971)(Henderson Family) Caithness Family History. Henderson, John. Edinburgh, Scotland. (1884)(Henderson) Family History; including Hughes, Dalton, Martin, Henderson, all originally from Virginia, and many kindred branches. Horton, Lucy Henderson. Franklin, TN. (1922) (Hubbard) Family Memories. Hubbard, Mary Ann. unknown. (1912)(Lenoir) Happy Valley, History and Genealogy. Hickerson, Thomas Felix. Chapel Hill, NC. (1940)(Tillman Family) Spes Alit Agricolam. Tillman, Stephen Frederick. Washington, DC. (1962)My Seven Sons: The True and Amazing Story of the Seven Famous Washburn Brothers, as Told by the Old Grandsire, Israel, Sr., and Transcribed by His Granddaughter. Vilenius, Lilian Washburn. Portland, ME. (1940)(Webster) Genealogy. Webster, Noah. New Haven, CT. (1836) (Wemyiss) A Family Record. Wemyss. London, England. (1932)(Whitaker) Our Children's Ancestry. Allen, Sarah Cantey Whitaker. Milledgeville, GA. (1935)(White) Our Ancestors. Brann, Mildred White. Dallas, TX. (1939)The Story of a Boston Family; Part I: Ann Dowse Williams; Part II: Mary Williams Langley. Dall, Caoline Wells Healy. Boston, MA. (1903) 1640-1940. Eleven Generations of the Wellman-Allen Line in America. Allen, Lucius E. Guntersville, AL. (1940) 1850 Federal Census for Aroostook County. Extracted by Allen Voisine. 2001 Contains a complete listing of everyone listed in the census in addition to all pertinent genealogical and historical data.The 1880 Census was the tenth counting of the United Sates population and the first U.S. Census to record the relationship between household members and the head of household. Thirty-eight states were included in the 1880 census, plus the territories of: Arizona, Dakota, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. Non-organized Alaska was also enumerated, but the "Indian Territory" (now Oklahoma) was not enumerated for non-Indians.The 1880 Idaho Census contains more than 33,000 records. Each record contains information such as gender, race, age, birth place, education, marital status, and occupation, city, county, father's birthplace, and mother's birthplace. The records were compiled by students at Idaho State University in 1975.2nd Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, 1910 - 1911. The Bureau of American Ethnology (originally, Bureau of Ethnology) was established in 1879 by an act of Congress for the purpose of transferring archives, records and materials relating to the Indians of North America from the Interior Department to the Smithsonian Institution. The BAE carried out ethnological investigations of the American Indians. The Thirty-second Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, 1910-1911 also contains the accompanying paper entitled "Seneca Fiction, Legends and Myths; collected by Jeremiah Curtin and J. N.B. Hewitt; edited by J.N.B. Hewitt" A Biographical History and Genealogy of the Woodling Family. Fisher, Charles A.. Salt Lake City, UT. (1936)A Biographical History of the County of Litchfield, Connecticut: Comprising Biographical Sketches of Distinguished Natives and Residents of the County together with complete lists of the Judges of the County Court, Justices of the Quorum County Commissioners, Judges of Probate, Sherifs, Senators from the Organization of the County to the Present Time. Payne Kenyon Kilbourne. (1851)A Biographical History of the Eby Family, Being a History of Their Movements in Europe During the Reformation and of Their Early Settlement in America as Also Much Other Unpublished Historical Information Belonging to the Family. Eby, Ezra E.. Berlin, Ontario. (1889) A Biographical Record of Chemung County, New York.. . Unknown. (1902) A Biographical Sketch of Elkanah Watson. Deane, William R.. Albany, NY. (1864)A Blind Man's Offering. B. B. Bowen. (1847)A Branch of the Caldwell Family Tree: A Record of Thompson Baxter Caldwell and his Wife Mary Ann (Ames) Caldwell of West Bridgeport, Massachusetts. Charles T. Caldwell. (1906)A Branch of the Logan Family. Logan, David M.. Okmulgee, OK. (1971) A Brief Account of Some of the Descendants of Nathaniel and Mary Felton of Salem, Massachusetts. Felton, Cyrus. Boston, MA. (1877) A Brief Genealogical and Biographical History of Arthur, Henry, and John Howland and Their Descendants, of the United States and Canada; Together with an Account of the Efforts Made in England to Learn of Their English Ancestry, Etc.. Howland, Franklyn. New Bedford, MA. (1885) A Brief Genealogy of the Gore Family, Especially in the Line of Governor Christopher Gore. Whitmore, William H.. Boston, MA. (1875)A Brief Genealogy of the Loughry Family of Pennsylvania. Jewett, Julia A.. St. Louis, MO. (1923) A Brief Genealogy of the Usher Family of New England. Whitmore, William H. Boston, Massachusetts. (1869) A Brief Genealogy of the Whipple Families Who Settled in Rhode Island. Whipple, Henry. Providence, RI. (1873) A Brief History of a Branch of the Guthrie Family. Guthrie, Seymour. Chicago, IL. (1889)A Brief History of Bishop Henry Funck and Other Funk Pioneers and a Complete Genealogical Family Register with Biographies of Their Descendants from the Earliest Available Records to the Present Time. Fretz, A. J.. Elkhart, IN. (1899) A Brief History of George Manton Tippin, Sr., of Ireland, York County, South Carolina, and Washington County, Indiana, and his Decendants. Tippin, Ernest E. Wichita, KS. (1952) A Brief History of John and Christian Fretz, and Complete Genealogical Family Register to the Fourth Generation, with Accounts, and Addresses Delivered at teh Fretz Family Reunions Held at Bedminster, Pa., 1888, 1893, 1898, and 1903, with Portraits and Other Illustrations. Fretz, A. J. and J. Freeman Hendricks. Milton, NJ. (1904) A Brief History of John and Christian Fretz, and a Complete Genealogical Family Register with Biographies of Their Descendants from the Earliest Available Records to the Present Time. Fretz, A. J.. Elkhart, IN. (1890)A Brief History of Logan County, Colorado with Reminiscences by Pioneers. Emma Burke Conklin. (1928)A Brief History of the Acker - Halbert Family Composed of Biographical Sketches and Descent - Diagrams., Acker, E. D (1928)A Brief History of the Allen Family in America., Allen, John H (1915)A Brief History of the Deavor Family in America. Deavor, William T. Harrisburg, PA. (1896)A Brief History of the Decendants of Edward Wilcox I, from the Year 1638 to the Present Time. Jacobsen, Grace C. Unknown. (1935)A Brief History of the Decendants of Samuel Johnson, Founder of the Cape-Fear River Johnsons. Johnson, Charles Beneulyn. Champaign, IL. (1907)A Brief History of the Family Thomason in England and the United States. Thomason, Robert S. New York, NY. (1945) A Brief History of the Joy Family. Dyer, Cornelia C.. New York, NY. (1876)A Brief History of the Wardell Family from 1734 to 1910. Smith, Gertrude. Toronto, Ontario. (1910)A Brief History of the Yeager, Buffington, Creighton, Jacobs, Lemon, Hoffman and Woodside Families and Their Collateral Kindred of Pennsylvania. Yeager, James. Lewistown, PA. (1912) A Brief History of Thomas Young and His Descendants. Pinney, Laura Y. San Francisco, CA. (1904)A Brief History of Valle, Saetersdal, Norway and of Some Families From There. Bjug A. Harstad. (1930) A Brief Record of Four Pioneer Families of St Joseph County, Indiana: Yode, Webster, Swaim, Hunt. Yoder, Charles. South Bend, IN. (1958) A Brief Sketch of the Hutchinson Family of New Hampshire. Hutchinson, Frank Allen. Lowell, MA. (1896) A brief sketch of the life of Prof. George Cheyne Shattuck, By Caleb Davis Bradlee. Boston, Priv. print., 1894. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Brief Sketch of the Origin of the Yount Family in America. Yount, W. C.. Alliance, OH. (1936)A Brief Summary of the Ancestors and Descendants of Frances Ellen Sweetser White, 1851-1925. Campbell, LeRoy T.. La Jolla, CA. (1965) A Brief Supplement to the Treat Genealogy by John H. Treat. Being the Descendants of Mary Treat and Joel Titus, through their Children Beulah, Samuel, and Sarah or Sally. Moore, Vivian L. Chicago, IL. (1927) A Bronson Alcott; his life and philosophy, by F. B. Sanborn and William T. Harris. Boston, Roberts brothers, 1893. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Bronson Alcott; his life and philosophy, by F. B. Sanborn and William T. Harris. Boston, Roberts brothers, 1893. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Catalogue of the Descendants of Thomas Watkins, of Chickahomony, Va; Who Was the Common Ancestor of Many of the Families of the Name in Prince Edward, Charlotte, and Chesterfield Counties, Virginia. Watkins, Francis N.. Henderson, NC. (1888) A Catalogue of the Names of the First Puritan Settlers of the Colony of Connecticut With the Time of Their Arrival in the Colony. Royal R. Hinman. (1846) 336 pp. The standard dictionary of the ""First Settlers"" of Connecticut, this work consists of an alphabetically arranged list of about 2,000 persons, showing the time of their arrival, residence, station or occupation, and names of wives and children. Includes alphabetical lists of the first settlers of Enfield, Hartford, Saybrook, Wetherfield, and Windsor; a list of "A Part of the Early Marriages, Births, and Baptisms, in Hartford, Ct. from Record," and "Passengers of the Mayflower in 1620." Genealogical.com publishes genealogy books and CDs. Whether you are just beginning to explore your family tree or are an experienced researcher looking for in-depth genealogy data, Genealogical.com can provide you with the resources you need. They publish over 2,000 genealogy books and compact discs featuring colonial genealogy, Irish genealogy, immigration, royal ancestry, family history, and genealogy methods and sources. Genealogical.com is the online home of Genealogical Publishing Company, Clearfield Company, and Gateway Press. Search their genealogy books by title, author or keyword phrase or browse their genealogy book sale.A Centennial History of Anderson County, Texas: Showing the Development of This Important County in the Great State of Texas from Those Pioneer Days of Ox-drawn Transportation to the Progressive Present, with Its Railroads, Automobiles, and Airplanes; Also Giving Biographical Sketches and Portraits of Many of the Prominent Citizens of Both Pioneer Days and the Present, with the Addition of Views of Interesting Scenes. Pauline Buck Hohes (1936)A Chronicle of the Ancient and Noble Norman Family of De Havilland, Originally of Haverland, in the Cotentin Normandy, Now of Guernsey; Including the English Branches of Havelland of Dorsetshire, Now Extinct; Haviland of Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, Also Extinct; And Haviland of Somersetshire, with the Documentary Evidences. DeHaviland, J. V.. St. Louis, MO. (1895) A Chronological Register of Boscawen in the County of Merrimack and State of New Hampshire: From the First Settlement of the Town to 1820: In Three Parts, Descriptive, Historical & Miscellaneous. Price, Ebenezer. Concord, NH. (1823)A Church Book : Giving an Account of ye First Settlement: Progress of the Baptists at Croswicks [sic] or Upper Freehold : Typescript. Baptist Church. Unknown. (1911)A Collection of Family Records of the House of Douglass and Allied Families. Austin, W. J.. Unknown. (1940)A Collection of Family Records With Biographical Sketches, and Other Memoranda of Various Families and Individuals Bearing the Name Douglas, or Allied to Families of That Name. Douglas, Charles Henry. Providence, RI. (1879) A collection of miscellaneous grants, crests, confirmations, augmentations and exemplifications of arms in the mss. preserved in the British museum, Ashmolean library, Queen's college, Oxford, and elsewhere. A Colonial Scottish Jacobite Family: The Establishment in Virginia of a Branch of the Humes of Wedderburn, Illustrated by Letters and Other Contemporary Documents. Hume, Edgar Erskine. Richmond, VA. (1931) A Compilation of the Original Lists Protestant Immigrants to South Carolina, 1763 - 1773. Janie Revill. (1996) 163 pp. The 4,000 immigrants listed in this volume were Protestant refugees from Europe who came to South Carolina on the encouragement of an act passed by the General Assembly of the Colony on July 25, 1761, called the Bounty Act. Arranged chronologically, and taken verbatim from the original Council Journals, 1763-1773, the information given in the certificates and petitions for lands under the Bounty Act includes the date and the location and acres granted. In some cases the immigrants are listed with their age, country of origin, and name of the vessel on which they arrived. An excellent index provides references to more than 4,000 names in the text. This book is indispensable in attempting to locate an ancestor's place of settlement in South Carolina. Genealogical.com publishes genealogy books and CDs. Whether you are just beginning to explore your family tree or are an experienced researcher looking for in-depth genealogy data, Genealogical.com can provide you with the resources you need. They publish over 2,000 genealogy books and compact discs featuring colonial genealogy, Irish genealogy, immigration, royal ancestry, family history, and genealogy methods and sources. Genealogical.com is the online home of Genealogical Publishing Company, Clearfield Company, and Gateway Press. Search their genealogy books by title, author or keyword phrase or browse their genealogy book sale.A Complete Family Record: Descendants of Reuben Gunn, Bernard Sweeney, Samuel Reaugh, Rev. James Dunn. Gunn, Benjamin. Fort Scott, KS. (1891)A Complete History of Christian Gn'gi. Gnagey, Elias. Elkhart, IND. (1892)A Complete Name Index, The John Lastinger Family of America (1960) by Aurora G. Shaw: The Lastinger Bulletin?. Shaw, Aurora C. Jacksonville, FL. (1961-1965) A Condensed Genealogy of One Branch of the Edwards Family of Concord and Acton, Massachusetts; and of the Allied Families Harrington, Heald, Haven, Locke, Conant, Fletcher, Tower, Haskell, Clemens, Pierson, Starr, Van Veghten, Knickerbocker, Crandall, Smith, Chetlain, and Others; with Historical and Biographical Notices. Edwards, John H. Brooklyn, NY. (1907) A Condensed Genealogy of the Van Voorhees Family Compiled from Information Collected and Published in 1888. Van Voorhis, Eliase W.. Salt Lake City, UT. (1932)A Contribution to the Genealogy of the Handerson Family. Handerson, H.E.. New York, NY. (1885)A Contribution to the History and Genealogy of the Tyson and Fitzwater Families. Tyson, Samuel Traquar. Los Angeles, CA. (1922)A Contribution to the History of the Thorne from the Emigration of William Thorn from Dorsetshire, England, to Lynn, Mass?. Thorn, Anthony. Ramah, OH. (1915) A Contribution Toward a Genealogy of All Torreys in America: Being Genealogical Notes Showing the Paternal Line of Descent from William Torrey, of Combe St. Nicholas, Somerset County, England, A. D. 1557, to Abner Torrey, of Weymouth, Massachusetts with All Descendants of Abner Torrey; With an Appendix. Torrey, D.. Detroit, MI. (1890) A Copy of the Records of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, and of Intentions of Marriage of the Town of Hanover, Mass., 1717-1787. New England Historic Genealogical Society. Unknown. (1898) A Cotswold family : Hicks and Hicks Beach. Hicks Beach, William (Mrs.). London, England. (1909) A Criticism of 'The Ipswich Emersons' : Alias 'The Emersons in America'. Emerson, P. H. unknown. (1901) A Declaration of Remarkable Providences in the Course of My Life by John Dane of Ipswich, 1682?. . Boston, MA. (1854)A Descriptive Sketch of the Present State of Vermont: One of the United States Of America. Graham,John A.. London. (1797) A Dickinson Family of Virginia and Illinois. Dickinson, Richard J. Eureka, IL. (1955) A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records. Hartford District, 3 Volumes, 1635-1750. 2241 pages. Charles W. Manwaring. Hartford, Connecticut. 1904A discourse delivered at the funeral of Rev. Thomas Savage : in Bedford, N.H., July 8, 1866 / by C.W. Wallace. Manchester, N.H. : Press of William H. Fisk, 1866. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A discourse delivered in Central Church, Boston, 13 August, 1851, at the funeral of the Rev. William M. Rogers, senior pastor / by George Richards. Boston : Dutton & Wenworth, Printer, 1851. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Discourse Delivered on the Occasion of the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Organization on the Third Presbyterian Church, of Trenton, May 3, 1874. Samuel M. Studdiford. (1874)A Documented History of the Long Family: Switzerland to South Carolina, 1578 - 1956, Including Allied Families; A Documentary Record of the Long (Lang) Family. Evans, Eytive Long. Decatur, GA. (1956) A Family Called Fort: The Descendants of Elias Fort of Virginia. Homer T. Fort and Drucilla Stoval Jones. (1970) A Family Gathering of the Descendants of Mrs. Sarah Cleveland Dodge on her Eightieth Birthday. November 7, 1860. . New York, NY. (1861) A Family Record of the Descendants of Sergt. Edward Hinman, Who First Appeared at Stratford in Connecticut, about 1650; Collected from State, Colony, Town and Church Records: Also, from Old Bibles and Aged People. Bingham, Norman W.. New York, NY. (1856) A Family Record of the Foster Family, the Penny Family and the Squires Family from Their Settling on Long Island to the Present Time. Foster. Brooklyn, NY. (1895) A Family Tree of the Five Harvey Brothers. Containing all the Known Antecedents of Thomas, James, Peter, Philip and Andrew Harvey of Skaneateles, New York. Harvey, Lester M. Jr.. 1955. Skaneateles, NY. The book was published originally as a cry for help in locating the missing links in the Avery family's genealogy. As a result the author, however unwittingly, was able to make a genealogical resource for future generations.A Gazetteer of Connecticut and Rhode Island The gazetteer provides a geographical and statistical description of the towns and counties of the two states. It also provides descriptions of the divisions, societies, cities, boroughs and villages in the area; and even some 'biographical notices of eminent deceased men.' The database features an accurate map of 19th-century Connecticut and Rhode Island.A Gazetteer of Indian Territory. Henry Gannett. (1905) 2007. This booklet is packed with information about "Indian Territory," the area that is described in 1905 as "bounded on the north by Kansas, on the east by Arkansas, on the south by Texas, and on the west by Oklahoma." Oklahoma was admitted as the 46th State of the Union in 1907 and included the bulk of Indian Territory. Despite its name, whites comprised more than three quarters of the population of Indian Territory at the turn of the century. The remainder was roughly split between Indians and blacks who were former slaves of the Indians or their descendants. The Indian population was largely comprised of the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Choctaw, and Chickasaw which came to be known as the "Five Civilized Tribes." A variety of other tribes were represented, however, including the Quapaw, Peoria, Modoc, Seneca, Ottawa, Wyandot, and Shawnee. The Indian nations set up such towns as Tulsa, Ardmore, Chickasha, McAlester, Tahlequah, Durant, Tishomingo, Muskogee, some of which remains among the largest cities in the area today. The booklet itemizes approximately 2100 villages, towns, creeks, rivers, mountains and other named features of the area along with a description of their locations and including, in many cases, nearby rivers, railroads, population, or other characteristics. In each case, a cross-reference is also made to the atlas sheets published separately by the United States Geological Survey.A Gazetteer of Maryland Detailed gazetteer of Maryland including towns, villages, post villages, post villages, creeks, lakes, rivers, mountains, and every other geographical feature.A Gazetteer of Texas. By Henry Gannett, Originally printed by USGPO, 1902. 1 Volume, 162 pages. Detailed gazetteer of Texas including towns, villages, post villages, post villages, creeks, lakes, rivers, mountains, and every other geographical feature.A Gazetteer of the State of Maine with Numerous Illustrations. A detailed gazetteer of Maine including towns, villages, post villages, post villages, creeks, lakes, rivers, mountains, and every other geographical feature.A Gazetteer of the State of Massachusetts by The Rev. Elias Nason, M.A., Boston, Mass. Originally printed in 1874. 576 pages. A comprehensive guide to the towns and villages of the state of Massachusetts.A Gazetteer of the State of Massachusetts by John Hayward., Boston, Mass. Originally printed in 1846. 447 pages. Contains descriptions of all counties, towns, and districts in the Commonwealth; also, of its principal mountains, rivers, capes, bays, harbors, islands, and fashionable resorts. To which are added, statistical accounts of its agriculture, commerce and manufactures; with a great variety of other useful information. A Gazetteer of the States of Connecticut and Rhode Island. John C. Pease and John M. Niles. (1819). Consisting of Two Parts: I. A geographical and statistical description of such state; exhibiting a general view of their more prominent features, both natural and artificial. II. A general geographical view of each county, and a minute and ample topographical description and statistical view of each town, with their civil divisions, societies, cities, boroughs and villages, alphabetically arranged in their respective counties: together with succinct biographical notices of eminent deceased men. With an accurate and improved map of each state.A Gazetteer of West Virginia. By Henry Gannett, Originally printed by USGPO, 1904 (2000 reprint). 1 Volume, 159 pages. Detailed gazetteer of Virginia including towns, villages, post villages, post villages, creeks, lakes, rivers, mountains, and every other geographical feature.A Genealogical Account of the Descendants of James Young, Merchant Burgess of Aberdeen, and Rachel Cruickshank, his Wife, 1697-1893; With Notes as to Many of the Families with Which They are Connected. Johnston, William. Aberdeen, Scotland. (1894) A Genealogical Account of the Descendants of John Kelly of Newbury, Massachusetts, U. S. A.. Kelly, Giles M.. Albany, NY. (1886) A genealogical account of the Edsons : early settled in Bridgewater, with appendices. Edson, Theodore. Lowell, MA. (1864) A Genealogical and Biographical Account of the Descendants of Elder William Wentworth. One of the First Settlers of Dover, in the State of New Hampshire. Wentworth, John. Boston, MA. (1850) A Genealogical and Biographical Record of that Branch of the Family of Gilman Descended from the Honorable Counselior John Gilman of Exeter?. Gilman, Arthur. Albany, NY. (1863) A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Extinct and Dormant Baronetcies of England, Ireland and Scotland. John Burke and John Bernard Burke. Second Edition (1841, 1999) 644 pp. King James I instituted the order of Baronet in 1611, and in the 230 years between that date and the year 1841, when the second edition of this work was originally published, nearly 1,000 Baronetcies succumbed to extinction or dormancy, the result of common exclusions in the laws governing descent. The purpose of this book is to set forth, in alphabetical sequence, the lineage of each of the nearly 1,000 holders of the order of Baronet up to the time of the extinction of the royal patent. The genealogy, throughout, is exact and meticulous, the materials in all cases deriving from public archives, private record collections, and competent authorities. Each article, superscribed by the family name and an illustration of the Baronet's armorial bearings, begins with the exact dates of the patent's creation and extinction, proceeding therefrom to the lineage, which commences with the first known representative of the line and is carried through successive generations up to the time of the extinction of the title, each generation constituting a litany of births, marriages, and deaths. The skeletal outlines are fleshed out with a wealth of incidental detail, which includes references to education, service, occupation, and death, and descriptions of arms, in short, biographical particulars of a kind sufficient to make the reading both stimulating and informative. Altogether something on the order of 35,000 persons are referred to in the text. Clearfield's publication is a reprint of the second edition of 1841, the first edition to include the extinct and dormant Baronetcies of Ireland and Scotland, never before collected or published. Genealogical.com publishes genealogy books and CDs. Whether you are just beginning to explore your family tree or are an experienced researcher looking for in-depth genealogy data, Genealogical.com can provide you with the resources you need. They publish over 2,000 genealogy books and compact discs featuring colonial genealogy, Irish genealogy, immigration, royal ancestry, family history, and genealogy methods and sources. Genealogical.com is the online home of Genealogical Publishing Company, Clearfield Company, and Gateway Press. Search their genealogy books by title, author or keyword phrase or browse their genealogy book sale.A Genealogical and Historical Account of the Throckmorton Family in England and the United States with Brief Notes on Some of the Allied Families. Throckmorton, Charles W.. Richmond, VA. (1930) A Genealogical and Psychological Memoir of Philippe Maton Wiltsee and his Descendants with a Historical Introduction Referring to the Wiltsee Nation and Its Colonies (Part I). Wiltsee, Jerome. Atchison, KS. (1908) A Genealogical History. ( Jones ). Jones, Cadwallader. Columbia, SC. (1900) A Genealogical History of Henry Adams of Braintree Massachusetts and His Descendants; also John Adams of Cambridge Massachusetts 1632-1897., Adams, Andrew N (1898)A Genealogical History of Robert Adams of Newbury Massachusetts and His Descendants 1635-1900., Adams, Andrew N (1900)A genealogical history of that branch of the Alger family which springs from Thomas Alger of Taunton and Bridgewater, in Massachusetts 1665-1875. By Arthur M. Alger. Boston, D. Clapp & Son, 1876. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Genealogical History of that Branch of the Alger Family which Springs from Thomas Alger of Taunton and Bridgewater in Massachusetts 1665-1875., Alger, Arthur M (1876)New England Harwood Genealogy, Volume III: A Genealogical History of the Concord Harwoods, Descendants of Nathaniel Harwood, Son of John Harwood, of London, England. Harwood, Watson H.. Chasm Falls, NY. (1912) A Genealogical History of the Denlevy Family. Don Levi, Donlevy, Dunleavy, Dunlavey, Dunlevey?. Hack, Gwendolyn K.. Columbus, OH. (1901) A Genealogical History of the Dupuy Family. Dupuy, Charles M. Philadelphia, PA. (1910)A Genealogical History of the Felton Family: Ancestors and Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton who Came to Salem, Masssachusetts from Great Yarmouth, England in 1633; with a Brief History of Some of the Families That Intermarried with the Feltons During the First 150 Years Residence in America. Felton, William Reid. Rutland, VT. (1935) A Genealogical History of the Felton Family: Descendants of Lieutenant Nathaniel Felton, Who Came to Salem, Mass. in 1633; with Few Supplements and Appendices, of the Names of Some of the Ancestors of the Families That Have Intermarried with Them; an Index Alphabetically Arranged, of the Felton Families, also an Index of Other Names than Felton. Felton, Cyrus. Marlborough, MA. (1886) A Genealogical History of the Ficklin Family from the First of the Name in America to the Present Time with some Account of the Family in England. Ficklin, Walter H.. Denver, CO. (1912) A Genealogical History of the French and Allied Families. Beyer, Mary Q.. Cedar Rapids, IA. (1912)A Genealogical History of the Gottshall Family: Descendants of Reverend Jacob Gottshall. Grubb, N. B.. Philadelphia, PA. (1924) A Genealogical History of the Harwood Families Descended from James Harwood, who was of English Origin and resided in Chelmsford, Mass. Harwood, Watson H. Potsdam, NY. (1879) A Genealogical History of the Harwood Families Descended from Andrew Harwood, Who was Born in England, and Resided in Boston, Mass., 2nd edition. Harwood, Watson H. Chasm Falls, NY. (1896) A Genealogical History of the Harwood Families, Descended from Andrew Harwood, Whose English Home Was in Dartmouth, Devonshire, England, and Who Emigrated to America, and Was Living in Boston, Mass., in 1643, Third Edition. Harwood, Watson H.. Chasm Falls, NY. (1911) A Genealogical History of the Hoyt, Haight, and Hight Families: with Some Account of the Earlier Hyatt Families, a List of the First Settlers of Salisbury and Amesbury, Mass., Etc.. Hoyt, David. Providence, RI. (1871) A Genealogical History of the Hunsicker Family. Hunsicker, Henry A.. Philadelphia, PA. (1911)A Genealogical History of the Jennings Families in England and America, Vol. II. Jennings, William H.. Columbus, OH. (1899) A Genealogical History of the Kelley Family. Descended from Joseph Kelley of Norwich, Connecticut. Kelley, Hermon A.. Cleveland, OH. (1897) A Genealogical History of the Kolb, Kulp or Culp family and its Branches in America, with Biographical Sketches of their Descendants from the Earliest Available Record from 1707 to the Present Time. Cassel, Daniel Kolb. Norristown, PA. (1895) A Genealogical History of the Ludlow Family. Ludlow, N. M.. St. Louis, MO. (1884)A Genealogical History of the Robert and Abigail Pancoast Hunt Family, with a Few Thumb-Nail Sketches of Some of the Heads of the Sub-Families. Hunt, Charles Cummins. Columbus, OH. (1906) A Genealogical History of the Salem Harwoods, Descendants of Henry and Elizabeth Harwood, Who Came from England with Governor Winthrop, in 1630, and Settled in Charlestown, Mass.. Harwood, Watson H.. Chasm Falls, NY. (1912) A genealogical memoir of the Backus family, with the private journal of James Backus, together with his correspondence bearing on the first settlement of Ohio, at Marietta, in 1788. Also, papers and correspondence of Elijah Backus, showing the character and spirit of the times during the revolutionary period. In two parts: Part I.Genealogical, including journal of James Backus, and poems by Miss Sarah Backus. Part II. Historical, containing sketches of the first settlements of Connecticut and Ohio, with miscellaneous papers of historic interest / by William W. Backus. Norwich, Conn. : Press of The Bulletin Co., 1889. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Genealogical Memoir of the Family by the Name of Farmer Who Settled at Billerica, Mass.. Farmer, John. Hingham, MA. (1828) A Genealogical Memoir of the Family of Elder Thomas Leverett of Boston. Shurtleff, Nathaniel B.. Boston, MA. (1850) A Genealogical Memoir of the Family of John Lawrence of Watertown, 1636, with Brief Notices of others?. Lawrence, John. Boston, MA. (1847) A Genealogical Memoir of the Gilbert Family, in Both Old and New England. Thornton, John W.. Boston, MA. (1850) A Genealogical Memoir of the Huntington Family in This Country, Embracing All the Known Descendants of Simon and Margaret Huntington, Who Have Retained the Family Name, and the First Generation of the Descendants of Other Names. Huntington, E. B.. Stamford, CT. (1863) A Genealogical Memoir of the Leonard Family Containing a Full Account of the First Three Generations?. Deane, William R.. Boston, MA. (1851) Being the Children and Descendants of William and Sarah (Cable) Georgia and the Children and Descendants of Elijah Burr (1st) and Keziah (Stewart) Georgia; These Were the First Two Men of This Name to Come to America; Both Male and Female Lines Are Carried out Complete. Brooks, Elmore L.. Cleveland, OH. (1921) A Genealogical Record Composed of Branches of the Wolcott, Hull, Wheeler, Barden, Bryan, Hart and Jones Families in America. Hart, Claude. St. Paul, MN. (1918)A Genealogical Record of One Branch of the Donaldson Family in America: Descendants of Moses Donaldson, Who Lived in Huntington County, Penn., 1770. McKitrick, May D.. Columbus, OH. (1916) A Genealogical Record of One Branch of the Heath, Clark and Cone Families. Stilwell, Dewitt. Syracuse, NY. (1905)A Genealogical Record of the Dantzler Family from 1739 to the Present Time. Dantzler, D.D.. Orangeburg, SC. (1899)A Genealogical Record of the Davis, Swann and Cabell Families of North Carolina and Virginia. Davis, Thomas F. Jacksonville, FL. (1934)A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Abraham Fretz of Bedminster, Bucks County, Pa., Together with Brief Historical and Biographical Sketches and Illustrated with Portraits and Other Illustrations. Fretz, A. J.. Stanhope, NJ. (1911) A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of John Edwards, 1868 to 1915. Edwards, Llwellyn. Toronto, ON. (1916) A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Leonard Headley of Elizabethtown, N. J.: Together with Historical and Biographical Sketches and Illustrated with Portraits and Other Illustrations. Fretz, A. J.. Milton, NJ. (1905)A Genealogical Record of the Descendants of Peter Johnston, Who Came to America from Lockerby, Scotland, in the Year 1773, and Settled in Wilton, N. Y.; Also a Short Story of the Clan of Johnston, of Annandale. Johnston, Charles E. Washington, DC. (1900) A Genealogical Record of the Dundore Family in America., Dundore, Nathan., (1881)A Genealogical Record of the Zug and Haist Families. Richard Seth Zug and Brenda E. Haist Zug. Aberdeen, MD. (1961) A Genealogical Record of Thomas Bascom and his Descendants. Edward Doubleday Harris. (1870)A Genealogical Record: Forsyth of Nydie. Forsyth, Frederick G. New Market, VA. (1888) A Genealogical Register of the Decendants in a Direct Line of Thomas Flint to Captain Benjamin Flint; and the Decendants of Cheney Flint. Flint, Nelson and Robert F.. unknown. (1915) A Genealogical Register of the Descendants in the Male Line of David Atwater One of the Original Planters of New Haven Connecticut to the Sixth Generation., Atwater, Edward E (1873)A Genealogical Register of the Descendants in the Male Line of Robert Day of Hartford, Connecticut Who Died in the Year 1648. Day, G. E.. Northampton, MA. (1848)A Genealogical Register of the Descendants of George Abbot of Andover. Abbot, Abiel. Boston, J. Munroe and Company. (1847) The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Genealogical Register of the Descendants of George Abbot of Andover George Abbot of Rowley Thomas Abbot of Andover Arthur Abbot of Ipswich Robert Abbot of Branford Connecticut and George Abbot of Norwalk Connecticut . Abbot, Abiel and Ephraim., ---- (1847)A Genealogical Register of the Descendants of Thomas Flint, of Salem, with a Copy of the Wills and Inventories of the Estates of the First Two Generations. Flint, John and John H. Stone. Andover, MA. (1860)A Genealogical Sketch of the Early Lombards. With Verses. Lombard, Albert E.. Lowell, MA. (1883) A Genealogy and Brief History of the Haverfield Family of the United States: One of the Pioneer Settlers of Jefferson County, Ohio, later Harrison County. Taylor, Wallace. Oberlin, OH. (1919) A Genealogy and History of the Kauffman-Coffman Families of North America, 1584-1937: Including Brief Outlines of Allied Swiss and Palatine Families. Kauffman, Charles Fahs. York, PA. (1940) A Genealogy Line of the Terrills. Quayle, Alexandros Jack. Los Angeles, CA. (1921)A Genealogy of Aaron Denio of Deerfield, Massachusetts, 1704-1925. Denio, Francis B. and Herbert W.. Montpelier, VT. (1926) A Genealogy of John Thomson: Who Landed at Plymouth, in the Month of May, 1622. Thomson, Ignatius. Taunton, MA. (1841) A Genealogy of Richard Hood: Who Came From Lynn, in England, and Setted at Lynn in Massachusetts. Whipple, Cornelia E.. Danvers, MA. (1899) A Genealogy of Samuel Allen of Windsor Connecticut and Some of His Descendants., Allen, Willard S (1876)A Genealogy of Several Branches of the Whitemore Family: Including the Original Whittemore Family of Hitchin, Hertfordshire, England; and a Brief Lineage of Other Branches (Revised Ed.). Whittemore, B. B.. Nashua, NH. (1893) A Genealogy of Several Branches of the Whittemore Family: Including the Original Whittemore Family of Hitchin, Hertsfordshire, England, and a Brief Lineage of Other Branches. Whittemore, B. B.. Unknown. (1893) A Genealogy of Six Generations of Gemmills in America: With Notes on their Scottish Ancestry. Gemmill, William Nelson. Chicago, IL. (1917) A Genealogy of the Appleton Family. William S. Appleton. (1874)"This book does not contain a complete genealogy of the descendants of George Allen; but only of those families to whos registers access could be obtained. With all the imperfections, it is thought best to embalm these fragments in print before the records are irretrievably lost. ... A genealogy of this branch of the Allen family was compiled by William Allen, late of Norridgewock. This work has been the basis of this genealogy." -- Taken from the Introduction by Joshua Allen."I confidently believe that there exists in the country no branch of the Alvord family whose annals do not appear in this volume -- except some isolated instances of individuals bearing the name, which will be noted in the appendix. The work, covering a period of seven years, has been accomplished in the midst of the confining duties of a teacher's life, but it has been my aim to neglect nothing that would add to the interest and completeness of the work." -- Taken from the Preface, by Samuel Morgan Alvord.A Genealogy of the Descendants of Benjamin Keith through Timothy, Son of Rev. James Keith, Together with an Historical Sketch of the Early Family and Personal Reminiscences of Recent Generations. Keith, Ziba C.. Brockton, MA. (1889)A Genealogy of the Descendants of Edward Goddard. Goddard, William Austin. Worcester, MA. (1833) A Genealogy of the Descendants of Hugh Gunnison of Boston, Massachusetts. Covering the period 1610-1876. One hundred twenty families bearing the name ?. Gunnison, George W. Boston, MA. (1880) A Genealogy of the Descendants of Hugh Hamilton. Hamilton, James Alexander. Indianapolis, IN. (1921)A Genealogy of the Descendants of James Dean: one of the First Settlers of Oakham, Mass. Dean, Gardner Milton. Boston, MA. (1889)A Genealogy of the Descendants of John Thomson of Plymouth, Mass., also Sketches of Families of Allen, Cooke and Hutchinson. Thompson, Charles H. Lansing, MI. (1890) A Genealogy of the Descendants of Joseph Bixby, 1621 - 1701, of Ipswich and Boxford, Massachusetts who spell the name Bixby, Bigby,Bryxbee, Bixbee, Bigbee or Byxbe and of the Bixby Family in England, Descendant sof Walter Bekesby 1427 of Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk. Williard Goldthwaite Bixby. (1914)A Genealogy of the Descendants of Peter Villas. Vilas, Charles H. Madison, WI. (1875)The first four generations are copied from John Osborne Austin's Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, to whom much honor is due for the fine record he has left us of our early ancestors. A Genealogy of the Descendants of William Johnson of Charlestown, Massachusetts: Immmigrant About 1630; Fairly Complete through the First Six Generations, and a Few Lines Carried through the Seventh to the Tenth. Baker, Eleanor J. Newburyport, MA. (1969) A Genealogy of the Dillingham Family of New England. Winthrop, Alexander. Unknown. (1943) A Genealogy of the Dimock Family from the Year 1637. Marsters, Joseph Dimock. Windsor, Nova Scotia. (1899) A Genealogy of the Duke - Shepherd - Van Metre Family from Civil, Military, Church, and Family Records and Documents.. Smyth, Samuel Gordon. Lancaster, PA. (1909)A Genealogy of the Enders Family. Baker, Sylvester Williams. Harrisburg, PA. (1960) A Genealogy of the Family of Devereaux of the Line of Jonathan Devereaux, born in Wethersfield, Connecticut, November 7, 1716 with some Additions. Herrick, Cyril Allyn. Lansing, MI. (1929) A Genealogy of the Fenton Family: Descendants of Robert Fenton, an Early Settler of Ancient Windham, Connecticut. Weaver, William L.. Willimantic, CT. (1867) A Genealogy of the Ferris Family. Descendants of Zachariah Ferris. Scofield, Harriet. Salem, MA. (1954) A Genealogy of the First Five Generations in America of the Lang Family, Descendants of Robert Lang, Fisherman, of the Isles of Shoals and of Sagamore Creek, Portsmouth, N.H., Born Before 1650, Married, 1668, Ann Williams: With Some Notices of Allied Sagamore Creek and Other Portsmouth Families, Williams, Walford, Brooking, Wallis, Staples, Peverly, Sherburne, Jones, Savage, Moses, Jeffry, Beck, etc.. Moore, Howard Parker. Rutland, VT. (1935) A Genealogy of the Fo(r)ster Family: Descendants of Reginald Foster, Who Settled in Ipswich, Essex County, Mass., A.D. 1638. Forster, Edward Jacob. Boston, MA. (1876) A Genealogy of the Folsom Family: John Folsom and His Descendants, 1615-1882. Chapman, Jacob. Concord, NH. (1882) A Genealogy of the Hamilton Family from David Hamilton of Dover, New Hampshire Down to the Present Day, 1651-1960. Hamilton, Harlan Bernhardt. Newton, MA. (1960) A Genealogy of the Hess Family from the First Emigrant to This Country Down to the Present Time as Far as Could Be Ascertained. Hess, John H.. Lititz, PA. (1896)A Genealogy of the Lacey Family. Owen, Thomas McAdory. Carrollton, Ala.. (1900)A Genealogy of the Leavenworth Family in the United States, With Historical Introduction?. Leavenworth, Elias W.. Syracuse, NY. (1873) A Genealogy of the Lineal Descendants of William Woods Who Settled in Concord Massachusetts in 1638. Containing Also Revolutionary and other Records. Holmes, Clay W.. Elmira, NY. (1901) A Genealogy of the Towner Family. The Descendants of Richard Towner who Came from Sussex County, England to Guilford, Conn., before 1685. Towner, James William. Santa Ana, CA. (1910) A Genealogy of the Vale and Garretson Descendants Family Records with Biographical and Historical Records. Leffler, Lydia Anne V.. Ames, IA. (1913) A Genealogy of the Van Pelt Family, from Records of Family, Church, State and Nation. Smith, Effie M.. Chicago, IL. (1913)A Genealogy of the Van Voorhees Family in America, or, the Descendants of Stephen Coerte Van Voorhees of Holland and Flatlands, L. I.. Van Voorhis, Elias William. New York, NY. (1888) A Genealogy of the Viets Family with Biographical Sketches: Dr. John Viets of Simsbury, Connecticut, 1710 and His Descendants. Viets, Francis H. Hartford, CT. (1902) A Genealogy of the Warne Family in America. Principally the Descendants of Thomas Warne, born 1652, died 1722, One of the Twenty-Four Proprietors of East New Jersey. Labaw, Rev. George Warne. New York, NY. (1911) A Genealogy of Williams Families. Williams, J. Oliver. Brookline, MA. (1938)A Genealogy: Edward Chapman of Ipswich, Massachusetts, 1642 - 1678. Jacob Chapman. (1893)A Golden Legacy to the Gibbs Family in America. Gibbs, Montgomery, et al. Chicago, IL. (1893)A Goodrich Family Tree: The American Ancestors of Many Children in an American Ancestor Album. Goodrich, Merton T.. Keene, NH. (1932) A Guide to Copies & Abstracts of Irish Wills. Rev. Wallace Clare. (1930) 111 pp. This work is a guide to the testators and whereabouts of 4,000 Irish wills that had been copied or abstracted prior to the 1922 fire which destroyed all the wills deposited at the Public Record Office in Dublin. Genealogical.com publishes genealogy books and CDs. Whether you are just beginning to explore your family tree or are an experienced researcher looking for in-depth genealogy data, Genealogical.com can provide you with the resources you need. They publish over 2,000 genealogy books and compact discs featuring colonial genealogy, Irish genealogy, immigration, royal ancestry, family history, and genealogy methods and sources. Genealogical.com is the online home of Genealogical Publishing Company, Clearfield Company, and Gateway Press. Search their genealogy books by title, author or keyword phrase or browse their genealogy book sale.A Guide to the Angelus Studio Collection of Historic Photographs. University of Oregon. (1940)A Hallock Genealogy: An Attempt to Tabulate and Set in Order the Numerous Descendants of Peter Hallock Who Landed at Southold, Long Island, N.Y., About the Year 1640, and Settle at Aquebogue, near Mattituck. Hallock, Lucius H.. Orient, NY. (1928) A Haxton Genealogy. Clark, Bertha W. Boston, MA. (1956)A Haynie Genealogy. Their 1650 Virginia Roots., 1839 Texas Trunk, Nine Limbs, Many Branches, Twigs and Some Leaves. Rossman, Joyce H. Fredericksburg, TX. (1963) A Historical Account of the Trego Family. Shertzer. Trego A.. Baltimore, MD. (1884)A Historical and Biographical Record of the Territory of Arizona. (1896)A Historical and Genealogical Register of John Wing of Sandwich, MA and His Descendants 1662-1881.. Wing, Rev. Conway P.. Carlisle, PA. (1881) A Historical and Genealogical Register of John Wing of Sandwich, MA and His Descendants 1632-1888, Second Edition. Wing, Rev. Conway P. New York, NY. (1888) A Historical Booklet of Altalaha Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rev. George C. Meyers. (1957) A History and Genealogical Record of the Alling - Allens of New Haven Connecticut the Descendants of Roger Alling First and John Alling Sen. from 1639 to the Present Time., Allen, George P (1899)A History and Genealogy of Captain John Locke (1627 - 1696) of Portsmouth and Rye, N. H. and His Descendants, also of Nathaniel Locke of Portsmouth, and a Short Account of the History of the Lockes in England. Locke, Arthur Horton. Concord, NH. (1916) A History and Genealogy of the Family of Hurd in the United States And a Partial History of the New England Families of Heard and Hord, Including a Treatise on Nomenclature, Heraldry and Coat Armour, and Ancestry. Hurd, Dena D.. New York, NY. (1910) A History and Genealogy of the Fyler Family, being Three Hundred Twenty-Seven Years of History of the Fyler?. Fyler, Wadsworth G.. Syracuse, NY. (1967) A History and Genealogy of the Groves Family in America. William T. Groves. (1915) A History and Genealogy of the Habersham Family?. Bulloch, Joseph Gaston Baillie, M. D.. Columbia, SC. (1901) A History and Genealogy of the Henshie Family in America and Their Descendants. Henshie, Lura M.. Washington, D.C. (1928)A History and Genealogy of the John Ellis Family 1797 - 1935. Miller, Milo H.. Bedford, OH. (1936) A History and Genealogy of the Warren Family in Normandy, Great Britain and Ireland, France, Holland, Tuscany, United States of America, Etc. (A.D. 912 - 1902), With Numerous Pedigrees. Warren, Thomas. London, England. (1902) A History of Abbottstown. Willis W. Eisenhart. (1953) A History of Bee County: With Some Brief Sketches about Men and Women Events in Adjoining Counties. I.C. Madray. (1939)A History of Belpre, Washington County, Ohio. C. E. Dickinson. (1920) A History of Bethany Orphan's Home of the Reformed Church in the United States, Located at Womelsdorf, Pa.. Yundt, Thomas M. Reading, PA. (1888) A History of Colonial Virginia, the First Permanent Colony in America. William Broaddus Cridlin. (1923) A History of Goodhue County, Minnesota. C. A. Rasmussen. (1935)A History of Halifax County, Virginia. Wirt Johnson Carrington. (1924)A History of Henry County Virginia With Biographical Sketches of its Most Prominent Citizens and Genealogical HIstories of Half a Hundred of Its Oldest Families. Judith Parks America Hill. (1925)A History of Industrial Paterson: Being a Compendium of the Establishment, Growth and Present Status in Paterson, N. J. of the Silk, Cotton, Flax, Locomotive, Iron and Miscellaneous Industries; Together with Outlines of State, County, and Local History, Corporate Records, Biographical Sketches, Incidents of Manufacturing, Interesting Facts and Valuable Statistics; Illustrated with Views and Portraits on Steel, and Including a Map of the City, Carefully Revised and Corrected to Date. Trumbill, L. R.. Unknown. (1882)A History of Isaac Howard, of Foster, Rhode Island, and His Descendants Who Have Borne the Name of Howard. Howard, Daniel. Windsor Locks, CT. (1901) A History of Izard County Arkansas. Karr Shannon, A.B. LL.B.(1947)A History of Jefferson County in the State of New York from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. Franklin B. Hough A. M., M.D. Watertown, N.Y.(1854) A History of Lehigh County, Pennsylvania : From the Earliest Settlements to the Present Time Including Much Valuable Information For the Use of Schools, Families, Libraries. Hauser, James J.. Emaus, PA. (1902)A History of Maryland : From its Settlement in 1634, to the Year 1848, With an Account of its First Discovery, and the Various Explorations of the Chesapeake Bay, Anterior to its Settlement : To Which is Added, A Copious Appendix, Containing the Names of the officers of the old Maryland line: the lords proprietary of the province, and the governors of Maryland, from its settlement to the present time, chronologically arranged; the senators of the state, in the senate of the United States; together with tables of the population of teh counties, at each census, of teh whole state, from its foundation; and questions on the principal events in the history, arranged according to apge and chapter, for the use of schools. McSherry, James. Baltimore, MD. (1850)A History of Methodism in Alabama, Rev. Anson West, D.D. (1893)A History of Monmouth and Ocean Counties, Embracing a Genealogical Record of Earliest Settlers in Monmouth and Ocean Counties and Their Descendants; The Indians: Their Language, Manners and Customs; Important Historical Events: The Revolutionary War, Battle of Monmouth, The War of the Rebellion: Names of Officers and Men of Monmouth and Ocean Counties Engaged in It, etc., etc... Salter, Edwin. Unknown. (1890)A History of New Hanover County and the Lower Cape Fear Region. Waddell, Alfred Moore. Unknown. (1909)A History of New Hanover County : and the Lower Cape Fear Region: 1723 -1800. Waddell, Alfred M.. Wilmington, NC. (1909) A History of Newgate of CT, at Simsbury, now East Granby; Its Insurrections and Massacres: the Imprisonment of the Tories in the Revolution , and the Working of Its Mines; Also, Some Account of the State Prison at Wethersfield. Phelps, Richard H.. Unknown. (1860)A History of One Branch of the Fairfield, Connecticut Gray Family. May, Mary S. G.. Middletown, CT. (1953) A History of Orange County, Virginia, From Its Formation in 1734 (O. S.) to the End of Reconstruction in 1870; Compiled Mainly from Original Records; with a Brief Sketch of the Beginnings of Virginia, a Summary of Local Events to 1907, and a Map. Scott, W. W.. Unknown. (1907) A History of Phineas Whiteside and His Family. Includes Supplement. Whiteside, Ida. Greenwich. NY. (1960-2) A History of Rockbridge County, Virginia. Morton, Oren F.. Unknown. (1920) A History of Shenandoah, Virginia. John W. Wayland. (1927) A History of St. Mark's Parish, Culpeper County, Virginia, With Notes of Old Churches and Old Families, and Illustrations of the Manners and Customs of the Olden Time. Slaughter, Philip. Unknown. (1877) A History of the Acheson Family on the Paternal Side. Acheson, A. W. (1878)"The ceramics produced by the English potters of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries have always claimed the attention of collectors; and there has arisen, particularly in recent years, quite an extensive literature dealing with the more famous masters of the craft and their no less famous productions. The family of Adams, which can claim as one of tis members the earliest recorded master potter of Staffordshire, has its niche in this library of the art. The fact that the three msot noteworthy members of teh family all bore the christian name of William, and flourished more or less contemporaneously in teh eighteenth century, has given rise to error and confusino in the account of their lives and work; their common descent and consequent relationship to one another has also been stated inaccurately, and one of my objects in printing these notes has been to correct such errors." -- Taken from the preface by Percy W.L. Adams."Mr. Samuel Waters Allerton, of Chicago, Illinois, in issuing this revised edition of the "Allerton Family," does not intend to detract from the great credit to be given Mr. Walter S. Allerton for his publication of 1888, but simply to add facts which have been found since that time, and to correct errors which almost invariably occur in Genealogies through incorrect family records thought to be true when published, but afterward found otherwise." -- From the Preface, written by Horace True Carrier.A History of the Antecedents and Descendents of William and Dorothy Worthen Forrest, of Canterbury Borough, N.H., with Many Biographical Sketches and Family Portraits: Eight Generations. Cross, Lucy R.H.. Concord, NH. (1897)A History of the County of Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Rev. D. J. Rankin. (1929) In the spirit of "Truth in Advertising," a better title might have been "A History of the People of Antigonish." Fully two thirds of this very rare book are devoted to biographical descriptions of the early and well know families of this ancient Nova Scotia region. Not to say that the historical content is trivial. The Rev. D. J. Rankin, the author of record, credits J. W. MacDonald, esq., M.D., Mr. William Cameron (teacher,) and Rev. Ronald MacGillivray with providing virtually all of the historical content which would seem to mean that this content is the product of well respected, specialist, scholars and so far more valuable than the results of one man's gleanings. The Rev. Rankin also provides a bibliography of (and numerous credits to) the sources of the copious genealogical information in this book. The biographies are arranged by family groups and indexed by the root family name. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.A History of the County of Grey. (1931) Another wonderful history of an Ontario County. This one is a little unusual in that it has been sponsored by the "Grey County Council" and so has something of the stamp of official authority. As you might expect it contains the history of the county from it's earliest settlement. The author has devoted the first two chapters to "The Indians" and "Indian Legends and Customs" this being a discussion of the initial interactions of the First Nations peoples with the fur-traders, explorers and missionaries and an account of what was learned from these early interactions. From this starting point the development of Grey is followed from the making of the first treaties, which made settlement possible, through the establishment of organized communities as we recognize them. There is a genealogist's "gold mine" in the appendices. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.A History of the Doggett-Daggett Family. Doggett, Samuel. Boston, MA. (1894)A History of the Eastern Provinces, 1869, Part 3 Mrs. Catherine Matilda Day An early history of Canada and more specifically of that important area of Quebec just to the South East of Montreal known as the Eastern Townships. Mrs. Catherine Matilda Day (1815 - 1899) wrote two books about the Eastern Townships, and they were very popular in their time. And rightly so: Catherine has an easy writing style which is surprisingly readable considering that she's writing a history. But that's her secret. She turns history into a series of tales giving a living presence to the historically accurate characters who are the subjects of her stories. See if you can read the story of the poor immigrant family who tried to walk through the Townships before the spring thaw, without reaching for the tissue box. Of course there are passages giving a more conventional, factual, history but even here Catherine gets right to the heart of the matter so you get the facts you need without any unnecessary commentary. In the third part of the book there is a detailed account of the formation of the Eastern Townships. The founding of each village is described and the names of many of the individuals and families instrumental in their early development are given in full. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.A History of the Eastern Townships, 1869, Part 1 Mrs. Catherine Matilda Day. An early history of Canada and more specifically of that important area of Quebec just to the South East of Montreal known as the Eastern Townships. Mrs. Catherine Matilda Day (1815 - 1899) wrote two books about the Eastern Townships, and they were very popular in their time. And rightly so: Catherine has an easy writing style which is surprisingly readable considering that she's writing a history. But that's her secret. She turns history into a series of tales giving a living presence to the historically accurate characters who are the subjects of her stories. See if you can read the story of the poor immigrant family who tried to walk through the Townships before the spring thaw, without reaching for the tissue box. Of course there are passages giving a more conventional, factual, history but even here Catherine gets right to the heart of the matter so you get the facts you need without any unnecessary commentary. In the third part of the book there is a detailed account of the formation of the Eastern Townships. The founding of each village is described and the names of many of the individuals and families instrumental in their early development are given in full. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.A History of the Eastern Townships, 1869, Part 2. Mrs. Catherine Matilda Day An early history of Canada and more specifically of that important area of Quebec just to the South East of Montreal known as the Eastern Townships. Mrs. Catherine Matilda Day (1815 - 1899) wrote two books about the Eastern Townships, and they were very popular in their time. And rightly so: Catherine has an easy writing style which is surprisingly readable considering that she's writing a history. But that's her secret. She turns history into a series of tales giving a living presence to the historically accurate characters who are the subjects of her stories. See if you can read the story of the poor immigrant family who tried to walk through the Townships before the spring thaw, without reaching for the tissue box. Of course there are passages giving a more conventional, factual, history but even here Catherine gets right to the heart of the matter so you get the facts you need without any unnecessary commentary. In the third part of the book there is a detailed account of the formation of the Eastern Townships. The founding of each village is described and the names of many of the individuals and families instrumental in their early development are given in full. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.A History of the Family of Early in America, Being the Ancestors and Descendants of Jeremiah Early, who Came From the County of Donegal, Ireland and Settled in What is Now Madison County, Virginia; Early in the 18th Century. Hatcher, Robert Stockwell. Albany, NY. (1896) A History of the Forsyth Family. Jeffries, Jennie Forsyth. Indianapolis, IN. (1920)A History of the Gable Family. . unknown. (1902)A History of the Henry Family from Its Beginnings in This Country to the Present Time. Henry, John F.. Los Angeles, CA. (1946)A History of the Hesser Family (1708-1945). Hesser, George Ernest. Crestline, OH. (1947) A History of the Pioneer Families of MO, with Numerous Sketches, etc., Relating to Early Days in MO?.. Bryan, William S. and Rose, Robert. St. Louis, MO. (1876)A History of the Talley Family on the Delaware and Their Descendants; Including a Genealogical Register, Modern Biography and Miscellany. Talley, George A.. Philadelphia, PA. (1899) A History of the Teetor Family, 1730-1966. Teetor, Paul. West Islip, N.Y.. (1967) A History of the Town of Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts From its Earliest Settlement to 1832, and of the Adjoining Towns Bedford, Acton, Lincoln, and Carlisle. Lemuel Shattuck. (1835) Genealogical.com publishes genealogy books and CDs. Whether you are just beginning to explore your family tree or are an experienced researcher looking for in-depth genealogy data, Genealogical.com can provide you with the resources you need. They publish over 2,000 genealogy books and compact discs featuring colonial genealogy, Irish genealogy, immigration, royal ancestry, family history, and genealogy methods and sources. Genealogical.com is the online home of Genealogical Publishing Company, Clearfield Company, and Gateway Press. Search their genealogy books by title, author or keyword phrase or browse their genealogy book sale.A History of the Welsheimer Family. Welsheimer, Edith L. Las Cruces, NM. (1969)A History of the Willis Family of New England and New Jersey and Their Ancestors: Comprising the Famlies of Farrand, Ball, Kitchell, Cook, Ward, Fairchild, Plume, Brien, Smith, Treat, Pierson, Crane, Cooper, Sanford, Sheafe and Others; To Which is Added a History of the Family of John Howard, Esq. of Richmond, Virginia, and the Harris and Macleod Families of Georgia. Willis, Charles E and Frances C.. Richmond, VA. (1917) A History of Thomas and Anne Billopp Farmar and Some of Their Descendants in America. Billopp, Charles F.. New York City, NY. (1908)A History of Trenton, 1679 - 1929. Two Hundred and Fifty Years of a Notable Town with Links in Four Centuries. James Kerney. (1929)A History of Welcome Garrett and His Descendants from his Birth in 1758 down to the Recent Date?. Garrett, Samuel B.. Muncie, IN. (1909) A History of Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, Pennsylania, Volume 6. Oscar Jewell Harvey. (1930) A Jenks Genealogy with Allied Families. Cleary, Helen Clarke J.. Ypsilanti, MI. (1938)A Lancashire Pedigree Case, or, A History of the Various Trials for the Recovery of the Harrison Estates. From 1873 to 1886. Together with a Full Account of the Many Forgeries and Fraudulent Entries in Parish Registers, Marriage Licence [sic] Bonds, &c.,. Earwaker, J. P.. Warrington England. (1887) A Larkins Genealogy. Eldridge Larkins and Elizabeth Bledsoe, and Their Descendants. Perrigo, Winniferd Eyrich and Lyle Donovan Perrigo. Richland, Wash. (1969) A Life of John Taylor, LL.D., of Ashburne, Rector of Bosworth, Prebendary of Westminister, & Friend of Dr. Samuel Johnson. Together with an Account of the Taylors & Websters of Ashburne, with Pedigrees and Copious Genealogical Notes. Taylor, Thomas. London. (1910) A Limited Genealogy of the Kober, Cover, Coover Family and Cognate Families.. Coover, Melanchthon. Gettysburg, PA. (1942)A List of Alien Passengers Bonded from January 1, 1847, to January 1, 1851. J. B. Monroe. (1851) 99 pp. This extremely scarce passenger list contains the names of almost 5,000 bonded passengers who arrived in Massachusetts during the four years prior to 1851. The great majority of the passengers listed in this work were of British and Irish origin, and they are identified by name, date of arrival, age, place of birth, and the name of the ship on which they sailed.A List of Officers of the Illinois Regiment, and of Crockett's Regiment who Have Received Land For Their Services. G. Glenn Clift. (1962) A List of Officers of the Illinois Regiment, and of Crockett's Regiment, Who Have Received Land for their Services; A List of Officers of the Illinois Regiment, Who Have Not Received Lands for Revolutionary Services; A List of Non-Commissioned Officers and Soldiers of the Illinois Regiment, and the Western Army, under the Command of General George Rogers Clarke, Who are Entitled to Bounty in Land; A List of Captain Francis Charloville's Volunteers, Entitled to Two Hundred Acres of Land Each.A List of Some of the Descendants of Mr. Edward Woodman, Who Settled at Newbury, Mass., A. D. 1635. Coffin, Joshua. Newburyport, MA. (1855) A List of the Descendants of John Woodman who Settled at Kingston, New Hampshire about 1736. Woodman, J. H.. Brunswick, ME. (1856) A List of the Purchasers of Public Lands at Columbus and Chocchuma, Mississippi, From 1st October, 1833 to 1st January, 1834: Report From the Commissioner of the General Land Office, 1834.. Hayward, Elijah. Washington, D.C.. (1834)A Little Family History. Hamilton, Mary Floyd. Savannah, GA. (1908) A Long Journey: The Story of Daniel Hayes. Hayes, Charles Welles. Portland, ME. (1876)A Lost Arcadia or the Story of My Old Community. Walter A. Clark (1909)A Lovett Genealogy: Emigrant Ancestor John Lovett of Beverly, Massachusetts, Landed from England Prior to 1639: and Allied Families of Rea, Jordon, Thorndike, Larkin, Woodbery, Dodge, Proctor, Hale, Hall. Hall, Frank Nelson and Maud Marriett Ward. Denton, TX. (1965) A Memoir of Daniel Hovey. Hovey, Horace. Ipswich, MA. (1900)A Memoir of James Brown. George Stillman Hillard. (1856)A Memoir of Silvanus Ferris, 1773-1861: Together with Some Account of His Ancestry and Descent From Jeffrey Ferris, Born in Leicestershire, England, about 1610, Who Came to America in 1634; and a Genealogy of His Descendants. Gettemy, Charles Ferris. Boston, MA. (1935) The Leverett Memorial: A Memoir, Biographical and Genealogical, of Sir John Leverett, Knt., Governor of Massachusetts, 1673-9; of Hon. John Leverett, F. R.S., Judge of the Supreme Court, and President of Harvard College; and of the Family Generally. . unknown. (1856)A Memorial History and Genealogical Record of the John Howell and Jacob Stutzman Families and a Complete Family Record of the Lineal Descendants and Those Related to Them by Intermarriage from the year 1697 to 1922. Howell, Jonathan S. Rushville, IL. (1922) A Memorial of Alice and Phoebe Cary, with Some of Their Later Poems. Mary Clemmer Ames. (1873)A memorial of Caleb Cushing, from the city of Newburyport. Newburyport, Pub. by order of the City Council, 1879. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Memorial of George Bradburn by his Wife. Boston, Cupples, Upham and Company, 1883 The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Memorial of John, Henry, and Richard Townsend, and Their Descendants. Townsend James Cock et al. Kerrville, Tex.. (1969)The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office. Godfrey Memorial Library has been acquiring this large collection from donations, gifts, ebay, and other purchases for many years. For this digital collection, only books published before 1923 were selected, due to copyright laws. A Memorial Sketch of Roland Greene Usher, 1823 - 1895 by His Son Edward Preston Usher, to Which is Added a Genealogy of the Usher Family in New England from 1638 to 1895. Usher, Edward Preston. Boston, MA. (1895) A Monograph of the House of Lempriere: Recording, by Tabular Pedigrees, Biographical Notices, and Other Illustrative Data, Its History from A.D. 970 to 1862. Payne, J. Bertrand. London, England. (1862) A Municipal History of the Town and City of Boston During Two Centuries: from September 17, 1630, to September 17, 1830. Quincy, Josiah. Boston, MA. (1852) A Narrative History of Remsen, New York: Including Parts of Adjoining Townships of Steuben and Trenton, 1789-1898. Roberts, Millard Fillmore. Syracuse, NY. (1914) A Narrative History of the Harding Family. Holt, Anne K.. Milwaukee, WI. (1904)A Narrative History of the Harrington Family, Worcester, Massachusetts. Bouley, Charles Henry. Worcester, MA. (1963) A Narrative History of Wise County, Virginia. Charles A. Johnson. (1938)A Narrative of Thomas Hathaway and His Family, Formerly of New Bedford, Massachusetts: With Incidents in the Life of Jemima Wilkinson, and the Times in Which They Lived. Hathaway, William. New Bedford, MA. (1869) A New Bedford Merchant. Horatio Hathaway. (1930) A New Land Beckoned: German Immigration to Texas, 1844 - 1847. New and Enlarged Edition. Chester W. & Ethel H. Geue. (1972) xii + 178 pp. His work is the answer to an increased interest in the Verein colonization in Texas, a movement that brought thousands of German immigrants into Texas from 1844 to 1847. A short history describes the beginnings of the Verein movement in Germany, its development into the largest colonization project in Texas history, and the fulfillment of its goal to create a settlement of German immigrants on the 3,800,000-acre Fisher-Miller grant and in a number of other places in Texas. Published in English for the first time are the twelve reports made by Prince Karl Solms of Braunfels, who was the leader of the expedition in Texas. These reports describe the activities of the Verein and the first phase of German colonization in Texas. Of special interest to the descendants of these early Texas settlers is a list of over 4,000 immigrants compiled from German and Texas ship passenger lists, which provides such information as age, names of accompanying family members, place of residence in Europe, name of ship, and dates of departure and arrival. Research on the origins of Germans in Texas begins here! Genealogical.com publishes genealogy books and CDs. Whether you are just beginning to explore your family tree or are an experienced researcher looking for in-depth genealogy data, Genealogical.com can provide you with the resources you need. They publish over 2,000 genealogy books and compact discs featuring colonial genealogy, Irish genealogy, immigration, royal ancestry, family history, and genealogy methods and sources. Genealogical.com is the online home of Genealogical Publishing Company, Clearfield Company, and Gateway Press. Search their genealogy books by title, author or keyword phrase or browse their genealogy book sale.A Partial (And Not Impartial) Semi-Centennial History of the Tavern Club, 1884 - 1934. M. A. DeWolfe Howe. (1934) Washburn: A Partial History of the Family from the Arrival of John Washburn about 1632 and a Short Sketch in England in Reign of Edward III, 1327 - 1377. Washburn, Warren A.. Felchville, VT. (1904) A Pastor's Review: A Discourse Preached in Medway, Massachusetts, November 2, 1864 on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Author's Ordination and Settlement. Jacob Ide, D. D. Boston, MA. (1865) A Personal Narrative of Some Branches of the Lake Family in America, with Particular Reference to the Antecedents and Descendants of Richard Lake, Georgia Pioneer. Lake, Devereux. Lorain, OH. (1937) A Pioneer History of the Township of Grand Blanc, Genesee County, Michigan. Brainerd, Alvah. Flint, MI. (1878)A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family. Dyar, Harrison Gray. Washington, DC. (1903) A Preliminary Investigation of the Alleged Ancestry of George Washington, First President of the United States of America: Exposing a Serious Error in the Existing Pedigree. Chester, Joseph Lemuel. Boston, MA. (1866) A Preliminary Report on the Descendants of William Wilcoxson, Father of Connecticutt. Wilcox, Thomas. Los Angeles, Calif. (1937) A Preliminary Statement of the Cantine Genealogy: The Descendants in America of the Huguenot Refugee Moses Cantine. Matthew Cantine Julien. (1903)A Quaker Saga: The Watsons of Strawberryhowe, the Wildmans, and Other Allied Families from England's North Counties and Lower Bucks County in Pennsylvania. Brey, Jane W. T.. Philiadelphia, PA. (1967) A Record of Pierce Gage. Gage, George N.. East Washington, NH. (1894)A Record of Remarkable Events in Marlborough and Vicinity. Cyrus Felton. (1879) A record of the ancestry and descendants of Edward Barber and wife, Phebe Tillinghast, of Hopkinton, RI. by Dorcas Waite. Wickford, R.I. : Chace & Young, 1892. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Record of the Ancestry and Descendants of Henry & Sarah (Thompson) Hendricks of Monmouth, Co., New Jersey: Henry Hendricks Genealogy (1730-): With Notes on Related Families Including Dorris, Frost, Parsell, Hinton, Schenck, Couwenhoven, Van Pelt and Wyckoff. Allen, Marguerite H.. Salt Lake City, UT. (1963) A Record of the Ancestry and Kindred of the Children of Edward Tomkins, Sr., Late of Oakland, California (Deceased). Tompkins, Edward. Oakland, CA. (1893) A Record of the Blakes of Somersetshire, Especially in the Life of William Blake, of Dorchester, Massachusetts. The Emigrant to New England. (1881)A record of the dedication of the statue of Major General Nathaniel Prentiss Banks, September 16, 1908. Boston, Wright and Potter Printing Company, State Printers, 1909. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Record of the Descendants of Captain George Denison of Stonington, Connecticut with Notices of His Father and Brothers?. Baldwin, John D. and William Clift. Worcester, MA. (1881) A Record of the Descendants of Ezekiel Denniston son of Charles Denniston, Son of Charles Denniston, The Emigrant Ancestor, Who Came to America from Ireland and Settled about 1773, near Mariaville, New York. De Forest, Gerda Dennison. Warren, PA. (1912) A Record of the Descendants of James and Miriam Wolcott. Wolcott, Chandler. Rochester, NY. (1907)A Record of the Descendants of John Alexander, of Lanarkshire, Scotland, and His Wife, Margaret Glasson, Who Emigrated from County Armagh, Ireland, to Chester County, Pennsylvania, AD 1736. John Edminston Alexander. (1878)A Record of the Descendants of Joseph and Catherine Day Wood: Who Settled in West Nottingham, Chester Co., PA, in 1758, with Some Account of Him and His Ancestors. Wood, Day. Goshen, PA?. (1903) A Record of the Descendants of Robert and Elizabeth Lodge (English Quackers) 1682-1903. Lodge, William Jacob and Gonzalez Lodge. Geneva. (1942) A Record of the Descendants of Robert Lloyd who came from Wales and Settled in the Welsh Tract at Merion, Pennsylvania about 1684. Lloyd, Louis R. unknown. (1947) A Record of the Descendants of Samuel Denison, Late of Floyd, Onedia Co., NY with Notices of his Ancestry Commencing with William Denison, Who Came to America in 1631, and Settled in Roxbury, Mass.. Denison, George B.. Muscatine, IA. (1884)A Record of the Descendants of Simon Henry (1766-1854) and Rhoda Parsons (1774-1847), His Wife, With Appendices Containing Some Account of Their Ancestry and of Collateral Lines. Being a Contribution towards a Comprehensive Genealogy of the Descendants of Sergeant John Henry, Freeman, of Topsfield, Massachusetts, 1690. Frederick A. Henry. (1905)A Record of the Descendants of Thomas Newby White, I: Quaker Pioneer, Henry County, Indiana. White, Thomas Newby. Richmond, Ind.. (1968) A Record of the Family of Debenham of Suffolk. Sweeting, Walter D. London, England. (1909)A Record of the Family of John Wallace: With Sketches of the History of Previous Generations. Wallace, Josephine. Milton, Ind.. (1895)A Record of the First Parish in Watertown, Massachusetts. Fuller, Arthur B.. Watertown. (1861) A Record of the Hart Family of Philadelphia: With a Genealogy of the Family From its First Settlement in America, Augmented by Notes of the Collateral Branches: 1735-1920. Hart, Thomas. Philadelphia, PA. (1920) A Record of the Longley Families of Shirley, MA and their Descendants. . Fitchburg, MA. (1884) A Record of the Names of the Passengers on the Good Ship Mayflower in December 1620: From Whom Descent May Now Be Proved, Together With the Names of Some of the Husbands of Their Married Daughters, Granddaughters and Great-Granddaughters. Folger, Herbert. Berkeley, Cailf. (1920) A Record of the Twenty-Third Regiment Mass. Vol. Infantry in the War of Rebellion, 1861-1865: With Alphabetical Roster, Company Rolls, Portraits, Maps, Etc.. Emmerton, James A.. Boston. (1886) A Record of the Twenty-Third Regiment Mass. Vol. Infantry in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865: With Alphabetical Roster, Companys Rolls, Portraits, Maps, Etc.. Emmerton, James A.. Boston, MA. (1886) A Record of Upwards of Six Hundred Events, with the Dates of Their Occurrence, in Marlborough and Neighboring Towns, Consisting in Part of Accidents, Benefactors, Centenarians, Donations, Entertainments, Fairs, Gatherings, Happenings, Items, Jubilations, Keepsakes, Lectures, Meetings, Notes, Obituaries, Parties, Quotations, Re-Unions, Schools, Thanksgivings, Usages, Varieties, Weddings, Xplosions, Yore-Times, Zero-Days, &c., &c., &c., No. 2. Cyrus Felton. (1880) A Register of the Ancestors of Dorr Eugene Felt and Agnes (McNulty) Felt. Holman, Alfred L.. Chicago, IL. (1921)A Report of the Proceedings on the Occasion of the Reception of the Sons of Newburyport Resident Abroad, July 4th, 1854, by the City Authorities and the Citizens of Newburyport. Bragdon, Joseph H.. Newburyport. (1854) A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston: Containing Dorchester Births, Marriages, and Deaths to the End of 1825. . Boston, MA. (1891) A Report on Operation Find: An Emergency Program Conducted During the Civil Disturbance of Summer, 1967. (1967)A Review of Kinship. Warner, Howard Willard. Ottawa. (1943)A Review of the First Fourteen Years of the Historical, Natural History and Library Society of South Natick, Mass. : With the Field-Day Proceedings of 1881-1882-1883. Cheney, Amos P.. South Natick, MA. (1884) A Revised Genealogical Account of the Various Families Descended From Francis Fox, of St. Germans, Cornwall: To Which is Appended a Pedigree of the Crokers of Lineham, and Many Other Families Connected with Them. Foster, Joseph. London, England. (1872) A Romance of Providence: Being a History of the Church of the Strangers, in the City of New York. Taylor, Joseph S.. New York, NY. (1887) A Rough Sketch of the Appleton Genealogy. William S. Appleton. (1873)A Royalist Family Irish and French (1689-1789) and Prince Charles Edward. La Tremoille, Louis. Edinburgh. (1904) Illustrative of the History, Manners, Language, Statistics, etc of the Northern Counties of England from the the Year 1300 Downwards. Parts I and II 815p. London, 1836, 1855 A sermon by her pastor, W J. Burton, in memory of Mrs. Mary A. Roberts. Hartford, CT; Case, Lockwood & Brainard; 1871 The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A sermon preached April 9, 1848, at the funeral of William Strong Cogswell, only son of Rev William Cogswell, D.D. / by Rev. Daniel Lancaster, M.A., pastor of the Centre Church in Gilmanton. Meredith Bridge, N.H. : Printed by Keach & Seaver, [1848?] The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Short Account of the Winthrop Family. Winthrop, Robert C.. Cambridge. (1887)A Short Biographical Sketch of Ellis Baker Usher of Hollis, Maine. Usher, Ellis Baker. Unknown. (1902) A Short Genealogy of the Blin Family Descended from Peter Blin, The Settler of Wethersfield, Connecticut. James W. Hill. (1914)A Short History of Staten Island. Cornelius G. Kolff. (1926) A Short History of the Graham Family. Graham, David. Columbus, OH. (1931)A Short History of the Warings. Waring, Robert Newton. Tyrone, PA. (1898)A Sketch of Stephen Guthrie, Senior and His Children: A Pioneer Family of the Ohio Land Company of 1787. Guthrie, Stephen Hand. Zanesville, OH. (1891) A Sketch of the Chandler Family in Worcester. (1903)A Sketch of the Duncklee Family and A History of the Descendants of David Duncklee of Amherst, NH. Lakin, Ada Melinda. Milford, NH. (1908) A Sketch of the Ecclesiastical History of Ipswich: the Substance of a Discourse in Two Parts, Delivered in That Town, December 1820. Kimball, David T.. Haverhill, Mass. (1823) A Sketch of the Eliot Family. Eliot, Walter G.. New York, NY. (1887)A Sketch of the History of Attleborough: From Its Settlement to the Division. Daggett, John. Boston. (1894) A Sketch of the History of Framingham. Ballard, William. Boston. (1827) A Sketch of the History of Newbury, Newburyport, and West Newbury, From 1635 to 1845. Coffin, Joshua. Boston. (1845) A Sketch of the Life of Reverend Daniel Tappan with an Account of the Tappan Family. . Boston, MA. (1890)A Sketch of the Origin and Growth fo the Old Folks' Association of Charlesmont, Mass. Field, R.W. and Kate U. Clark and E.C. Hawks. Greenfield, Mass. (1883) A Sketch of the Origin, Object and Character of the Franklin Fund: For the Benefit fo Young Married Mechanics of Boston. . Boston. (1866) A Sketch of the Recent Improvements at East-Boston: January, 1836. . Boston. (1836) A Sketch of the Willis Family of Virginia, and of Their Kindred in Other States; With Brief Biographies of the Reades, Warners, Lewises, Byrds, Carters, Champes, Bassetts, Madisons, Daingerfields, Thorntons, Burrells, Taliaferros, Tayloes, Smiths, and Amblers. Byrd Charles & Richard Henry Willis. A Sketch of the Winters Family. J. H. Winters. (1889) A Soldier of Conscience: Edward Perkins Clark, 1847 - 1903 . Born October 21, 1847. Died, February 16, 1903. (1903)A Souvenir of the Conant Memorial Church: Its Inception, Construction, and Dedication. Conant, Hezekiah, James Hanmer Francis. Boston, MA. (1893) A Study of the Elting Family. Heidgerd, William and Ruth P. Heidgerd. New Paltz, NY. (1955)The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office. Godfrey Memorial Library has been acquiring this large collection from donations, gifts, ebay, and other purchases for many years. For this digital collection, only books published before 1923 were selected, due to copyright laws. A Summary Military History of Worcester. Rice, Franklin P.. Worcester, MA. (1895) A Supplement to the Abraham Holman Family of Ross County, Ohio (Including the Dreisbach and Eyestone Lines): A Genealogy Originally Compiled by Richard Holman May and Published by the Godfrey Memorial Library, Middletown, Conn., in 1959. May, Richard H.. Mill Valley, CA. (1959) A Supplement to the Foote Family Compiled by Nathaniel Goodwin, of Hartford, Conn., in 1849: Giving the Descendants of Nathaniel Foote, of the Seventh Generation from Nathaniel Foote, One of the First Settlers in Wethersfield, Conn.. Morrisville, NY. (1886)A Supplement to the Frost Genealogy: Containing Corrections and Additions and the Records of Some Descendants of Samuel Frost of Wallingford, Connecticut, 1712 - 1746. Frost, Josephine. New York, NY. (1914)A Supplement to the Genealogical Register of the Descendants of Thomas Flint of Salem Giving the Direct Line from Thomas Flint to Henry Flint and the Descendants of Henry Flint. Crowell, Carrie E.. Providence, RI. (1939) A Supplementary Record Connecting with the Hills Family in America. Hills, Thomas. unknown. (1908) A Taylor Genealogy. Taylor, Harmon R. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. (1963)A Topographical Dictionary of England, comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, and Market Towns, Parishes and Townships, and The Islands of Guernsey, Jersey and Man. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of Cities, Bishipricks, Universities, Colleges, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations. Samuel Lewis, Fifth Edition, 4 volumes (1842) 2464 pages. ISBN: 1-58211-228-2 A Topographical Dictionary of England, comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, and Market Towns, Parishes and Townships, and The Islands of Guernsey, Jersey and Man. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of Cities, Bishipricks, Universities, Colleges, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations. Samuel Lewis, Fifth Edition, 4 volumes (1842) 2464 pages. ISBN: 1-58211-228-2 A Topographical Dictionary of England, comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, and Market Towns, Parishes and Townships, and The Islands of Guernsey, Jersey and Man. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of Cities, Bishipricks, Universities, Colleges, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations. Samuel Lewis, Fifth Edition, 4 volumes (1842) 2464 pages. ISBN: 1-58211-228-2 A Topographical Dictionary of England, comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, and Market Towns, Parishes and Townships, and The Islands of Guernsey, Jersey and Man. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of Cities, Bishipricks, Universities, Colleges, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations. Samuel Lewis, Fifth Edition, 4 volumes (1842) 2464 pages. ISBN: 1-58211-228-2 A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland , Comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, Market, and Post Towns, Parishes and Villages. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of Cities, Bishipricks, Corporate Towns and Boroughs and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations by Samuel Lewis, second edition, 1842, 2 volumes, 1,415 pages, CD-ROM. This esteemed work contains every fact of importance illustrating the local history of Ireland. Arranged alphabetically by place (village, parish, town, etc.), it provides a faithful description of all Irish localities as they existed in 1837, showing exactly where a particular civil parish was located in relation to the nearest town or towns, the barony, county and province, its principal landowners, the diocese in which it was situated, and -of great importance- the Roman Catholic district in which the parish was located and the names of corresponding Catholic parishes. In addition, Lewis's gazetteer is augmented with engravings of the arms and seals of the various towns and boroughs in Ireland, an appendix showing the boundaries of the cities and boroughs and a list of nearly 10,000 subscribers to the original publication, in effect a list of the Irish gentry of 1837.A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland , Comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, Market, and Post Towns, Parishes and Villages. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of Cities, Bishipricks, Corporate Towns and Boroughs and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations by Samuel Lewis, second edition, 1842, 2 volumes, 1,415 pages, CD-ROM. This esteemed work contains every fact of importance illustrating the local history of Ireland. Arranged alphabetically by place (village, parish, town, etc.), it provides a faithful description of all Irish localities as they existed in 1837, showing exactly where a particular civil parish was located in relation to the nearest town or towns, the barony, county and province, its principal landowners, the diocese in which it was situated, and -of great importance- the Roman Catholic district in which the parish was located and the names of corresponding Catholic parishes. In addition, Lewis's gazetteer is augmented with engravings of the arms and seals of the various towns and boroughs in Ireland, an appendix showing the boundaries of the cities and boroughs and a list of nearly 10,000 subscribers to the original publication, in effect a list of the Irish gentry of 1837.A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland, comprising the Several Counties, Islands, Burgh and Market Towns, Parishes and Principal Villages. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Seals and Arms of the Different Burghs and Universities.ÿ Samuel Lewis,ÿ 4 volumes (1846) 1233 pages. ISBN: 1-58211-227-4 Every fact of importance that illustrates the local history of Scotland is in this book. Arranged alphabetically by place (village, parish, town, etc.), it has an accurate description of all Scottish localities as they were at the time of publication (1851), showing where a village was located in relation to its parish, or the nearest town or towns, where a parish was located in relation to its nearest district, and the names of villages in it, the number of inhabitants of an area, the main landowners, and chief topographical features. This work enables you to identify a given locality in relation to a parish and thus the identification of the parish records. So, if you know the place of origin of your ancestor--the village or town--this gazetteer will show you, in effect, which parish records to search for births, marriages, and deaths. Modern gazetteers are useless for this purpose. The civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths began in 1855, at which time all the old parish registers were called in. The LDS Church has copied the parish registers of every parish in Scotland, from the earliest up to 1855, and has indexed virtually all of them--all the more reason to know your ancestor's parish.A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland, comprising the Several Counties, Islands, Burgh and Market Towns, Parishes and Principal Villages. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Seals and Arms of the Different Burghs and Universities.ÿ Samuel Lewis,ÿ 4 volumes (1846) 1233 pages. ISBN: 1-58211-227-4. Every fact of importance that illustrates the local history of Scotland is in this book. Arranged alphabetically by place (village, parish, town, etc.), it has an accurate description of all Scottish localities as they were at the time of publication (1851), showing where a village was located in relation to its parish, or the nearest town or towns, where a parish was located in relation to its nearest district, and the names of villages in it, the number of inhabitants of an area, the main landowners, and chief topographical features. This work enables you to identify a given locality in relation to a parish and thus the identification of the parish records. So, if you know the place of origin of your ancestor--the village or town--this gazetteer will show you, in effect, which parish records to search for births, marriages, and deaths. Modern gazetteers are useless for this purpose. The civil registration of births, marriages, and deaths began in 1855, at which time all the old parish registers were called in. The LDS Church has copied the parish registers of every parish in Scotland, from the earliest up to 1855, and has indexed virtually all of them--all the more reason to know your ancestor's parish.A Topographical Dictionary of Wales, comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, Market Towns, Parishes, Chapelries, and Townships. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of Cities, Bishipricks, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations With an Appendix, Describing the Electoral Boundaries of the Several Bouroughs, as Defined by the Late Act, Samuel Lewis, Second Edition, 2 volumes (1842) 944 pages.A Topographical Dictionary of Wales, comprising the Several Counties, Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, Market Towns, Parishes, Chapelries, and Townships. With Historical and Statistical Descriptions; Embellished with Engravings of the Arms of Cities, Bishipricks, Corporate Towns, and Boroughs; and of the Seals of the Several Municipal Corporations With an Appendix, Describing the Electoral Boundaries of the Several Bouroughs, as Defined by the Late Act, Samuel Lewis, Second Edition, 2 volumes (1842) 944 pages.A tribute to the memory of Edward C Ross, LL.D. / by John Magoffin Macauley. New York : Robert Carter & Brothers, 1851 (New York? : R. Craighead) The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.A Twentieth Century History of Allegan County, Michigan. Thomas, Henry F.. Chicago. (1907)A Twig of the Zimmerman Offspring of Glause Zimmerman Born 1647, Died 1729: and His 3 sons and 1 Daughter who came from Europe. Zimmerman, David N.. Unknown. (1956) A Van Metre Family Record.. Van Metre, Frances C.. Rockwell City ,Iowa. (1934) Virginia Genealogy: Thomas James (Clerk of Kingston Parish, 1783 - 1796); Ancestry and Descendants, 1653 - 1961. Ironmonger, Elizabeth H.. Crozet, VA. (1961) A visitation of the county of Suffolk, begun anno Dni. 1664 and finished anno Dni. 1668. by Sir Edward Bysshe, kt, Clarenceux king of arms. A visitation of the county of Surrey, begun anno Dni. MDCLXII. finished anno Dni. MDCLXVIII. A Walloon Family in America. Lockwood de Forest and his Forbears 1500-1848 (2 vols.). De Forest, Mrs Robert W.. New York, NY. (1914) A Walloon Family in America. Lockwood de Forest and his Forbears 1500-1848 (2 vols.). De Forest, Mrs Robert W.. New York, NY. (1914) A Wentworth Genealogy. Douglas, Sterling B. Brookline, MA. (1966)A Wilcox-Brown-Medbery Genealogy. Wilcox, William Alonzo. Scranton, PA. (1902)A Winter in the St. Croix Valley: George Nelson's Reminiscences, 1802 - 1803. Richard Bardon, M.D. and Grace Lee Nute. (1948)A Wiswall Line. Ten Generations in Descent from Elder Thomas Wiswall of Dorchester, Massachusetts, 1635, to James Boit Wiswall, Wakefield, Massachusetts, 1925. Wiswall, James Boit. Boston, MA. (1925) A Withers-Downey Genealogy: A Withers History with Allied Lines. Gatewood, Virginia Pierce and Robert L.. Conway, AR. (1966)Aaron French and His Descendants. French, Charles N.. Chicago, IL. (1910)Aaron Hutchinson 1767-1833. McCabe, Clara. Clarence, NY. (1957) Abbe-Abbey Genealogy. Abbe, Cleveland, 1838 - 1916. New Haven, Conn., The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor company. (1916) The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.Abbe-Abbey Genealogy: In Memory of John Abbe and His Descendants., Abbe, Cleveland and Josephine G. Nichols (1916)<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 1937 to 2007 online.Abiel Washburn and His Descendants. Washburn, William L.. Patchogue, NY. (1914)Abraham Doolittle and Some of His Descendants. Allen, O. P.. Newport, RI. (1893)Abraham Guseman Descendants. Allen, Alta Kincheloe. Ann Arbor, MI. ()Abraham Johnson and Descendants. Davis, Annie Dent. Greensboro, NC. (1939)Abraham Van Deusen and Many of His Descendants with Biographical Notes 1635-1901. Benson, Charles B.. New York, NY. (1901) Abstract of North Carolina Wills Compiled From Original and Recorded Wills in the office of the Secretary of State. Grimes, J. Bryan. Raleigh, NC. (1910)Collection abstracted from the Renfrew Mercury, Renfrew, Ontario, by Aldene and Les Church. These records cover the areas of South Renfrew and the Pontiac; in particular the town of Renfrew and the townships of Horton, Admaston, McNab, Ross and Bagot. NOTE FROM ALDENE AND LES CHURCH: Names have been transcribed as printed, even though it was sometimes obvious that there had been minor errors in spelling. The births, marriages and deaths abstracts from the Renfrew Mercury are put together as an index to vital record information during 1901-1910. Collection abstracted from the Renfrew Mercury, Renfrew, Ontario, by Aldene and Les Church. These records cover the areas of South Renfrew and the Pontiac; in particular the town of Renfrew and the townships of Horton, Admaston, McNab, Ross and Bagot. NOTE FROM ALDENE AND LES CHURCH: Names have been transcribed as printed, even though it was sometimes obvious that there had been minor errors in spelling. Abstracts of Divisions of Warren and Sussex County Estates Filed at Sussex County Courthouse, Newton, New Jersey, 1789 - 1918. Frederick R. Alleman and Virginia A. Brown. (1978)Abstracts of Pension Papers, Revolutionary War and 1812 War Soldiers, Who Settled in Hardin County, Kentucky. Annie Burns. Abstracts of the Goodricke Wills. Lincolnshire, Cambridge and Yorkshire. . London, England. (1891) :Abstracts of Wills and Administrations of Estates of Washington County, Ohio. Genevieve Mary Potts. Abstracts of Wills of Chemung, New York. Gertrude A. Barber. (1941)Abtracts of English Records Gathered Principally in Devonshire and Essex in a Search for the Ancestry of Roger Dearing, c 1624-1676 and Matthew Whipple c. 1560-1618. Lovering, Mary and George R. Martin. Boston, MA. (1929)Account of the Temple Family with Notes and Pedigree of the Family of Bowdoin. Whitmore, W. H.. Boston, MA. (1856)Across the Years. A Story of and a Stream Through the Glick Family in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Glick, Joseph. Charlotte, NC. (1959) From the time Tennessee was a territory of the United States (1790-1796) its legislature passed laws affecting the lives of its citizens. From acts legitimizing children to those granting divorces, from authorizing turnpikes & ferries to compensating a citizen for services rendered the government, the legislature has touched the lives of citizens in thousands of ways in its 200-plus years. This name index to the Acts passed by the Tennessee legislature is intended to help provide access to this vast source of early Tennessee history & genealogy. The names of members of the legislature were not indexed.Adair History and Genealogy. James B. Adair. Los Angeles, CA. 1924<a href="http://www.newspaperarchive.com">NewspaperARCHIVE.com</a>, the largest historical newspaper database online, contains tens of millions of newspaper pages from 1759 to present. NewspaperARCHIVE.com is adding one newspaper page added every second - that's over 80,000 images a day, or about 2.5 million pages per month! The WorldVitalRecord.com collection from NewspaperARCHIVE.com contains select newspapers from 1759 to 1923. <a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 1977 to 2007 online.<a href="http://www.newspaperarchive.com">NewspaperARCHIVE.com</a>, the largest historical newspaper database online, contains tens of millions of newspaper pages from 1759 to present. NewspaperARCHIVE.com is adding one newspaper page added every second - that's over 80,000 images a day, or about 2.5 million pages per month! The WorldVitalRecord.com collection from NewspaperARCHIVE.com contains select newspapers from 1759 to 1923. <a href="http://www.newspaperarchive.com">NewspaperARCHIVE.com</a>, the largest historical newspaper database online, contains tens of millions of newspaper pages from 1759 to present. NewspaperARCHIVE.com is adding one newspaper page added every second - that's over 80,000 images a day, or about 2.5 million pages per month! The WorldVitalRecord.com collection from NewspaperARCHIVE.com contains select newspapers from 1759 to 1923. This index was compiled from the official record of the Old Age Pension applications granted by the Adams County Commissioners during the Depression years. The information contained in the archive record generally shows the name of the applicant, the date and amount of the pension payment and any adjustments to the pension. The record may also reflect the pensioner’s age, the town nearest to where they lived and any other actions done by the county."Old cemeteries, letters, family records, Courthouse records in both Kentucky and Indiana, Government records in Washington, D. C., and the Genealogical Division of the State Library in Indianapolis have been used. The oldes living members of the family were consulted." -- Taken from the first section of the book entitled "Desire to trace our lineage."Adams family records: A genealogical and biographical history of all branches of the Adams family. Vol. 1. Adams, James T. (1929)Addenda to Van Tuyl Genealogy. VanTuyl, Francis. Golden, CO. (1960)"When my Albright Family records were printed in 1941, I planned later on to do additional research on the early generations. There was a real need for more data, since so many of the early families bestowed the same names upon their respective children, and this similarity in names later on resulted not only in getting the generations mixed up, but als in assigning some children to the wrong parents. Therefore, it was necessary to spend considerable time going through many old records to check names and birth and marriage dates in order to clarify the confusion that had arisen regarding families and the generation to which they belonged. This mixup can now be untangled somewhat b the results of the research of several family genealogists." -- Taken from the first section of the book, by Claribel Albright McClain.Additions and Corrections for Thomas Hungerford of Hartford and New London, Connecticut and His Descendants in America. Leach, F. Pelphs. East Highgate, VT. (1932) Additions to Whiteside(s) names in Ireland, from Selected Sources ca. 1625-1959, March 8, 1971. Whiteside, Don. Ottawa, Ontario. (1971) Address on the death of William Moore de Rham, member of the senior class, Columbia College : delivered in the college chapel on Saturday, June 14th, 1834 / by John McVickar. Published at the request and expense of the students. New York : Protestant Episcopal Press, 1834. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.Addresses in memory of Carl Schurz, Carnegie Hall, NYC Nov 21, 1906. NYC, NY; NY Committee of the Carl Schurz Memorial; 1906. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.Adriel Warren, of Berwick, ME. Warren, Vanetta. Boston, MA. (1964) Distinguished New Orleans writer and historian, Dr. Gwendolyn Midlo Hall, has dedicated her time and expertise to discover and reveal the background of 100,000 slaves who were brought to Louisiana in the 18th and 19th centuries. Documents and archives collected from France, Spain, Texas and Louisiana uncover African slave names, genders, ages, occupations, illnesses, family relationships, ethnicity, places of origin, prices paid by slave owners, and slaves' testimony and emancipations. Because the French and Spanish proprietors of Louisiana kept far more detailed records than their British counterparts at slave ports on the Atlantic coast, the records show precious historical data as well as valuable genealogy data. The Afro-Louisiana dataset given by Dr. Hall is a priceless treasure that genealogists and historians alike will treasure for centuries to come.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 2005 to 2007 online."Much of the value and enjoyment of a genealogy lies in glimpses into the lives of various members of the family. We have, therefore, undertaken the pleasurable work of gathering available information into a composite History of the Ainlay Family. Information has been contributed by members of the family who have told of stories, of actual incidents, and of things remembered. We are indeed grateful to them for these contributions." -- Taken from the Introduction of History of the Ainlay Family.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 1971 to 2007 online.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 2006 to 2007 online.Alabama: Her History, Resources, War Records, and Public Men, 1540 - 1872Albee family records., Albee, Robert A (1920) Albright Family Records. David Isaiah Offman (1974)Alden Genealogy. Violet Main Turner (1935)Alden-Fuller Record: A Record of the Descendants of Lemuel Fuller, Sr., Fifth From John Alden and Priscilla Mullins, Fourth From Dr. Samuel Fuller. M. Percy Black (1896)Aldermans in America, Parker, William A. (1957)Aldine History of New South Wales. F. Morrison. 1888. Published in 1888, William Frederic Morrison produced the 'Aldine Centennial History of New South Wales' in a two volume set as a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated record of the history of New South Wales and its prominent inhabitants. The first volume is divided into thirty-three chapters and covers topics including the early explorers, geography, aborigines, flora and fauna, governors of New South Wales as well as the Constitution. Volume two has another four chapters which complete the history section. The fascinating part of this set of books (apart from the hundreds of superb illustrations throughout), is the large biographical section which consists of nearly half of the whole set. The biographies of noted identities cover not only those from Sydney city, but also from the suburbs and regional areas. Each are grouped by town and have at least a paragraph on each person, though some are quite extensive. Details can include parents' names, emigration details, birth place, education, and employment history. Usually there are additional anecdotal details such as C.T. Abbott, a hospital superintendent, whose hospital at Wagga Wagga "possesses excellent accommodation for all purposes ... and both the exterior and interior of the hospital reflect credit on the management of Mr Abbott". Those with biographies are listed under the following towns: Adelong, Albury, Armidale, Bathurst, Bega, Bethungra, Blayney, Boggabri, Bombala, Bowral, Braidwood, Bungendore, Camden, Campbelltown, Carcoar, Casino, Cobargo, Cooma, Coonamble, Cootamundra, Corowa, Cowra, Deepwater, Dubbo, East Maitland, Emmaville, Fernmount, Forbes, Frederickton, Glen Innes, Glencoe, Gosford, Goulburn, Grafton, Grenfell, Gulgong, Gundagai, Gunnedah, Gunning, Inverell, Jerilderie, Jerry's Plains, Junee Junction, Kiama, Lithgow, Lismore, Liverpool, Maitland, Manly, Mittagong, Molong, Moree, Morpeth, Moss Vale, Mudgee, Murrumburrah, Murrurundi, Muswellbrook, Narrabri, Narrandera, Newcastle, Orange, Parkes, Parramatta, Penrith, Picton, Plattsburg, Port Macquarie, Queanbeyan, Quirindi, Raymond Terrace, Richmond, Rylstone, Scone, Singleton, Sydney, Tamworth, Tenterfield, Tumut, Uralla, Wagga Wagga, Walcha, Walget, Walgett, Wallsend, Wellington, West Maitland, Windsor, Wollongong, Yass, Young. Publishers Note: A unique feature of this work is that there have been a number of variant editions (at least eleven) published of this title. Volume one is always the same for each, but the biographies are divided into towns, and not all towns have been included in each edition. You will find all 'accessible' volumes have been reproduced here on a single CD.Aldine History of New South Wales. F. Morrison. 1888. Published in 1888, William Frederic Morrison produced the 'Aldine Centennial History of New South Wales' in a two volume set as a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated record of the history of New South Wales and its prominent inhabitants. The first volume is divided into thirty-three chapters and covers topics including the early explorers, geography, aborigines, flora and fauna, governors of New South Wales as well as the Constitution. Volume two has another four chapters which complete the history section. The fascinating part of this set of books (apart from the hundreds of superb illustrations throughout), is the large biographical section which consists of nearly half of the whole set. The biographies of noted identities cover not only those from Sydney city, but also from the suburbs and regional areas. Each are grouped by town and have at least a paragraph on each person, though some are quite extensive. Details can include parents' names, emigration details, birth place, education, and employment history. Usually there are additional anecdotal details such as C.T. Abbott, a hospital superintendent, whose hospital at Wagga Wagga "possesses excellent accommodation for all purposes ... and both the exterior and interior of the hospital reflect credit on the management of Mr Abbott". Those with biographies are listed under the following towns: Adelong, Albury, Armidale, Bathurst, Bega, Bethungra, Blayney, Boggabri, Bombala, Bowral, Braidwood, Bungendore, Camden, Campbelltown, Carcoar, Casino, Cobargo, Cooma, Coonamble, Cootamundra, Corowa, Cowra, Deepwater, Dubbo, East Maitland, Emmaville, Fernmount, Forbes, Frederickton, Glen Innes, Glencoe, Gosford, Goulburn, Grafton, Grenfell, Gulgong, Gundagai, Gunnedah, Gunning, Inverell, Jerilderie, Jerry's Plains, Junee Junction, Kiama, Lithgow, Lismore, Liverpool, Maitland, Manly, Mittagong, Molong, Moree, Morpeth, Moss Vale, Mudgee, Murrumburrah, Murrurundi, Muswellbrook, Narrabri, Narrandera, Newcastle, Orange, Parkes, Parramatta, Penrith, Picton, Plattsburg, Port Macquarie, Queanbeyan, Quirindi, Raymond Terrace, Richmond, Rylstone, Scone, Singleton, Sydney, Tamworth, Tenterfield, Tumut, Uralla, Wagga Wagga, Walcha, Walget, Walgett, Wallsend, Wellington, West Maitland, Windsor, Wollongong, Yass, Young. Publishers Note: A unique feature of this work is that there have been a number of variant editions (at least eleven) published of this title. Volume one is always the same for each, but the biographies are divided into towns, and not all towns have been included in each edition. You will find all 'accessible' volumes have been reproduced here on a single CD.Aldine History of New South Wales. F. Morrison. 1888. Published in 1888, William Frederic Morrison produced the 'Aldine Centennial History of New South Wales' in a two volume set as a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated record of the history of New South Wales and its prominent inhabitants. The first volume is divided into thirty-three chapters and covers topics including the early explorers, geography, aborigines, flora and fauna, governors of New South Wales as well as the Constitution. Volume two has another four chapters which complete the history section. The fascinating part of this set of books (apart from the hundreds of superb illustrations throughout), is the large biographical section which consists of nearly half of the whole set. The biographies of noted identities cover not only those from Sydney city, but also from the suburbs and regional areas. Each are grouped by town and have at least a paragraph on each person, though some are quite extensive. Details can include parents' names, emigration details, birth place, education, and employment history. Usually there are additional anecdotal details such as C.T. Abbott, a hospital superintendent, whose hospital at Wagga Wagga "possesses excellent accommodation for all purposes ... and both the exterior and interior of the hospital reflect credit on the management of Mr Abbott". Those with biographies are listed under the following towns: Adelong, Albury, Armidale, Bathurst, Bega, Bethungra, Blayney, Boggabri, Bombala, Bowral, Braidwood, Bungendore, Camden, Campbelltown, Carcoar, Casino, Cobargo, Cooma, Coonamble, Cootamundra, Corowa, Cowra, Deepwater, Dubbo, East Maitland, Emmaville, Fernmount, Forbes, Frederickton, Glen Innes, Glencoe, Gosford, Goulburn, Grafton, Grenfell, Gulgong, Gundagai, Gunnedah, Gunning, Inverell, Jerilderie, Jerry's Plains, Junee Junction, Kiama, Lithgow, Lismore, Liverpool, Maitland, Manly, Mittagong, Molong, Moree, Morpeth, Moss Vale, Mudgee, Murrumburrah, Murrurundi, Muswellbrook, Narrabri, Narrandera, Newcastle, Orange, Parkes, Parramatta, Penrith, Picton, Plattsburg, Port Macquarie, Queanbeyan, Quirindi, Raymond Terrace, Richmond, Rylstone, Scone, Singleton, Sydney, Tamworth, Tenterfield, Tumut, Uralla, Wagga Wagga, Walcha, Walget, Walgett, Wallsend, Wellington, West Maitland, Windsor, Wollongong, Yass, Young. Publishers Note: A unique feature of this work is that there have been a number of variant editions (at least eleven) published of this title. Volume one is always the same for each, but the biographies are divided into towns, and not all towns have been included in each edition. You will find all 'accessible' volumes have been reproduced here on a single CD.Aldine History of New South Wales. F. Morrison. 1888. Published in 1888, William Frederic Morrison produced the 'Aldine Centennial History of New South Wales' in a two volume set as a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated record of the history of New South Wales and its prominent inhabitants. The first volume is divided into thirty-three chapters and covers topics including the early explorers, geography, aborigines, flora and fauna, governors of New South Wales as well as the Constitution. Volume two has another four chapters which complete the history section. The fascinating part of this set of books (apart from the hundreds of superb illustrations throughout), is the large biographical section which consists of nearly half of the whole set. The biographies of noted identities cover not only those from Sydney city, but also from the suburbs and regional areas. Each are grouped by town and have at least a paragraph on each person, though some are quite extensive. Details can include parents' names, emigration details, birth place, education, and employment history. Usually there are additional anecdotal details such as C.T. Abbott, a hospital superintendent, whose hospital at Wagga Wagga "possesses excellent accommodation for all purposes ... and both the exterior and interior of the hospital reflect credit on the management of Mr Abbott". Those with biographies are listed under the following towns: Adelong, Albury, Armidale, Bathurst, Bega, Bethungra, Blayney, Boggabri, Bombala, Bowral, Braidwood, Bungendore, Camden, Campbelltown, Carcoar, Casino, Cobargo, Cooma, Coonamble, Cootamundra, Corowa, Cowra, Deepwater, Dubbo, East Maitland, Emmaville, Fernmount, Forbes, Frederickton, Glen Innes, Glencoe, Gosford, Goulburn, Grafton, Grenfell, Gulgong, Gundagai, Gunnedah, Gunning, Inverell, Jerilderie, Jerry's Plains, Junee Junction, Kiama, Lithgow, Lismore, Liverpool, Maitland, Manly, Mittagong, Molong, Moree, Morpeth, Moss Vale, Mudgee, Murrumburrah, Murrurundi, Muswellbrook, Narrabri, Narrandera, Newcastle, Orange, Parkes, Parramatta, Penrith, Picton, Plattsburg, Port Macquarie, Queanbeyan, Quirindi, Raymond Terrace, Richmond, Rylstone, Scone, Singleton, Sydney, Tamworth, Tenterfield, Tumut, Uralla, Wagga Wagga, Walcha, Walget, Walgett, Wallsend, Wellington, West Maitland, Windsor, Wollongong, Yass, Young. Publishers Note: A unique feature of this work is that there have been a number of variant editions (at least eleven) published of this title. Volume one is always the same for each, but the biographies are divided into towns, and not all towns have been included in each edition. You will find all 'accessible' volumes have been reproduced here on a single CD.Aldine History of Queensland. F. Morrison. 1888. An elegant, artistic and extremely rare book, the Aldine History of Queensland, is a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated record of Queensland's past, in two large volumes. It was written in 1888 by W. Frederic Morrison as a celebration of the centennial year of the settlement of Australia and includes chapters on Australian and Queensland history from the exploration of Australia through to the different districts of the colony of Queensland in 1888.  It contains information on the different governors, the national constitution, interior exploration, resources, religious work, education, recreation, and a large biographical section. It also includes over 500 illustrations of people and places along with several maps. The book is a classic that embraces sketches and portraits of Queensland?s noted people; the rise and progress of her varied enterprises; and illustrations of her boundless wealth.     Note: There are at least 3 variant issues of The Aldine History of Queensland, the Iron Works issue, the Courier Buildings issue and the McIlwraith issue. The text appears to be the same in all issues but contain some differing plates.  The "Ironworks" issue is what has been scanned for this CD. We have added the distinctive plates from the "Courier" issue.  We have not yet located a "Mcllwraith" issue, but would welcome advice of one that may be available to scan ? to include its distinctive plates in an updated edition of this CD. Aldine History of Queensland. F. Morrison. 1888. An elegant, artistic and extremely rare book, the Aldine History of Queensland, is a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated record of Queensland's past, in two large volumes. It was written in 1888 by W. Frederic Morrison as a celebration of the centennial year of the settlement of Australia and includes chapters on Australian and Queensland history from the exploration of Australia through to the different districts of the colony of Queensland in 1888.  It contains information on the different governors, the national constitution, interior exploration, resources, religious work, education, recreation, and a large biographical section. It also includes over 500 illustrations of people and places along with several maps. The book is a classic that embraces sketches and portraits of Queensland?s noted people; the rise and progress of her varied enterprises; and illustrations of her boundless wealth.     Note: There are at least 3 variant issues of The Aldine History of Queensland, the Iron Works issue, the Courier Buildings issue and the McIlwraith issue. The text appears to be the same in all issues but contain some differing plates.  The "Ironworks" issue is what has been scanned for this CD. We have added the distinctive plates from the "Courier" issue.  We have not yet located a "Mcllwraith" issue, but would welcome advice of one that may be available to scan ? to include its distinctive plates in an updated edition of this CD. Aldine History of Queensland. F. Morrison. 1888. An elegant, artistic and extremely rare book, the Aldine History of Queensland, is a comprehensive and beautifully illustrated record of Queensland's past, in two large volumes. It was written in 1888 by W. Frederic Morrison as a celebration of the centennial year of the settlement of Australia and includes chapters on Australian and Queensland history from the exploration of Australia through to the different districts of the colony of Queensland in 1888.  It contains information on the different governors, the national constitution, interior exploration, resources, religious work, education, recreation, and a large biographical section. It also includes over 500 illustrations of people and places along with several maps. The book is a classic that embraces sketches and portraits of Queensland?s noted people; the rise and progress of her varied enterprises; and illustrations of her boundless wealth.     Note: There are at least 3 variant issues of The Aldine History of Queensland, the Iron Works issue, the Courier Buildings issue and the McIlwraith issue. The text appears to be the same in all issues but contain some differing plates.  The "Ironworks" issue is what has been scanned for this CD. We have added the distinctive plates from the "Courier" issue.  We have not yet located a "Mcllwraith" issue, but would welcome advice of one that may be available to scan ? to include its distinctive plates in an updated edition of this CD. Aldine History of South Australia. Morrison, F. 1890. Following on from the success of both the Aldine History of Queensland and the Aldine History of New South Wales, South Australia was next for W. Frederic Morrison. Published in 1890 in two volumes which total over 1000 pages, these rare volumes contain a comprehensive and well illustrated record of South Australia at the time. The first volume is divided into thirty-two chapters and covers topics including the early explorers, geography, aborigines, flora and fauna, education, religion, recreations, as well as primary and secondary resources, governors of South Australia and the Constitution. Volume two has one more chapter which concludes the history section. This is then followed by about 400 pages of biographies of early South Australians. These include biographies of many in Adelaide as well as 71 country regions around the state. There are 143 illustrations, many in colour of people and scenes around South Australia. The biographies often include information such as name, year born, place born, when they emigrated, and usually their working life, and other interesting tidbits. This valuable resource of South Australian history and biographies is a must for all with an interest in the early history of this colony and the families represented.Aldine History of South Australia. Morrison, F. 1890. Following on from the success of both the Aldine History of Queensland and the Aldine History of New South Wales, South Australia was next for W. Frederic Morrison. Published in 1890 in two volumes which total over 1000 pages, these rare volumes contain a comprehensive and well illustrated record of South Australia at the time. The first volume is divided into thirty-two chapters and covers topics including the early explorers, geography, aborigines, flora and fauna, education, religion, recreations, as well as primary and secondary resources, governors of South Australia and the Constitution. Volume two has one more chapter which concludes the history section. This is then followed by about 400 pages of biographies of early South Australians. These include biographies of many in Adelaide as well as 71 country regions around the state. There are 143 illustrations, many in colour of people and scenes around South Australia. The biographies often include information such as name, year born, place born, when they emigrated, and usually their working life, and other interesting tidbits. This valuable resource of South Australian history and biographies is a must for all with an interest in the early history of this colony and the families represented.Alexander family records : an account of the first American settlers and colonial families of the name of Alexander, and other genealogical and historical data, mostly new and original material, including early wills and marriages heretofore unpublished / by William M. Clemens. New York : W.M. Clemens, 1914. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.Alexander S Clay (late a senator from Georgia) Memorial addresses delivered in the Senate and House of representatives of the United States. Washington [Govt. print. off.,] 1911. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.Alexander Thompson of Fairfield District, South Carolina: The Genealogical Record of His Descendants. Beckman, Ludwig A.. Ellisville, MS. (1950) Alexander Wallace, 1699 - 1767, of York County, Pennsylvania: Eight Generations of His Posterity to 1952, Including a Record of All the Descendants of His Great-Granddaughter Margaret Martin, 1801 - 1834, Wife of Alexander Gordon, 1789 - 1845; to Which Is Added an Appendix Recording Early Families in the Wallace-Allison-Martin-Gordon Genealogy. Murray, Frederick G. Unknown. (1952) Information contained in the 1790 census: Name of the head of family; profession or occupation; number of free white males of 16 years and up; number of free white males under 16; number of free white females; number of all other free persons; number of slaves. Information contained in the 1790 Census: Name of the head of family; profession or occupation; number of free white males of 16 years and up; number of free white males under 16; number of free white females; number of all other free persons; number of slaves.Information contained in the 1800 census: Name of head of family; number of free white males under 10 years, 10 and under 16, 16 and under 26, 26 and under 45, 45 and up; same as above for free white females; all other free white persons except Indians not taxed; number of slaves.Information contained in the 1810 census: Name of head of family; number of free white males under 10 years, 10 and under 16, 16 and under 26, 26 and under 45, 45 and up; same as above for free white females; all other free white persons except Indians not taxed; number of slaves.Information contained in the 1820 census: Name of head of family; number of free white males under 10 years; 10 and under 16; free white males between 16 and 18 years (this sometimes resulted in a double-count);16 and under 26; 26 and under 45; 45 and up; same as above for free white females; all other free white persons except Indians not taxed; number of slaves.; number of foreigners not naturalized; number of persons engaged in Agriculture, Commerce, and Manufacturing; male and female slaves and free colored persons under 14 years, 14 and under 26, 26 and under 45, and 45 and up; all other free persons, except Indians not taxed.Information contained in the 1830 census: Name of head of family; number of free white males in 5-year age groups to 20, 10-year age groups from 20 to 100, and 100 years old and over. Same as above for free white females. Number of slaves and free colored persons in six age groups (males and females, under 10, 10 and under 24, 24 and under 36, 36 and under 55, 55 and under 100, over 100); number of deaf and dumb (under 14, 14 to 24, 25 years and up); number of blind; number of foreigners not naturalized.Information contained in the 1841 census: Name of head of family; number of free white males in 5-year age groups to 20, 10-year age groups from 20 to 100, and 100 years old and over. Same as above for free white females. Number of slaves and free colored persons in six age groups (males and females, under 10, 10 and under 24, 24 and under 36, 36 and under 55, 55 and under 100, over 100); number of persons in each family employed in each of the following occupations: mining, agriculture, commerce, manufacturing and trades, navigation of the ocean, and navigation of canals, lakes and rivers; number of pensioners for Revolutionary or military service and their ages; number of white persons deaf and dumb (same groups as 1830), blind, the insane and idiots (at public charge and at private charge); number of colored persons deaf and dumb, blind, the insane and idiots (at public charge and at private charge); type of schools and number of scholars; number of white persons over 20 who could not read and write.Information contained in the 1850 census: For each person; name, age, sex, color. For each male over 15; profession, occupation, or trade. For all free persons; value of real estate owned; place of birth of each person; whether married within the year; whether attended school within the year; whether unable to read and write for persons over 20; whether deaf and dumb, blind, insane or idiotic, pauper or convict. Supplemental schedules for slaves. For each owner: slave's age; sex; color (B, M); fugitive from the state; number manumitted; deaf, dumb or idiotic. Birth Date ~ The 1900 census (column 7) indicates the person's month and year of birth; the 1850-1880 and 1910-1920 censuses indicate the person's age. While the person's age is not an exact date of birth, it at least provides a figure useful for tracking the person from one census to the next and for locating the person in any other vital records. Birth Place ~ The 1850-1920 censuses indicate the person's state or country of birth. Marriage Date ~ The 1850 census (column 10), 1860 census (column 11), 1870 census (column 14), and 1880 census (column 12) indicate whether the person had married within the year, that is, between June 1, 1849 and May 31, 1850, for the 1850 census. The official census day was June 1 in each of these census years, although the enumerator may have visited the household at a later date. Real Estate ~ The 1850 census (column 8), 1860 census (column 8), and 1870 census (column 8) indicate the value of real property (land) owned by each person. These clues should lead researchers to the county recorder's office or equivalent agency for deeds, mortgages, and property tax records. Business Data ~ The 1850 census (column 7), 1860 census (column 7), 1870 census (column 7), and 1880 census (column 13) all indicate the person's occupation. If the answer is "farmer," the researcher should look for information about the farmer's land ownership, crops, and livestock in the agricultural census schedules. If the person was a saw or grist miller, cheese maker, or other "manufacturer," the researcher should check the manufacturing census schedules.Information contained in the 1860 census: Name; age; sex; color. For each male over 15; profession, occupation, or trade; value of real estate; value of personal estate (personal property); place of birth; whether married within the year; whether attended school within the year; for persons 20 years old and over whether able to read and write; whether deaf and dumb, blind, insane or idiotic, pauper, or convict. Supplemental schedules for slaves. For each owner: slave's age; sex; color (B, M); fugitive from the state; number manumitted; deaf, dumb or idiotic; number of slave houses. Birth Date ~ The 1900 census (column 7) indicates the person's month and year of birth; the 1850-1880 and 1910-1920 censuses indicate the person's age. While the person's age is not an exact date of birth, it at least provides a figure useful for tracking the person from one census to the next and for locating the person in any other vital records. Birth Place ~ The 1850-1920 censuses indicate the person's state or country of birth. Marriage Date ~ The 1850 census (column 10), 1860 census (column 11), 1870 census (column 14), and 1880 census (column 12) indicate whether the person had married within the year, that is, between June 1, 1859 and May 31, 1860, for the 1860 census. The official census day was June 1 in each of these census years, although the enumerator may have visited the household at a later date. Real Estate ~ The 1850 census (column 8), 1860 census (column 8), and 1870 census (column 8) indicate the value of real property (land) owned by each person. The 1900 census (column 25), 1910 census (column 26), and 1920 census (column 7) indicate whether the person owned ("O") or rented ("R") the home or farm. These clues should lead researchers to the county recorder's office or equivalent agency for deeds, mortgages, and property tax records. Business Data ~ The 1850 census (column 7), 1860 census (column 7), 1870 census (column 7), and 1880 census (column 13) all indicate the person's occupation. If the answer is "farmer," the researcher should look for information about the farmer's land ownership, crops, and livestock in the agricultural census schedules. If the person was a saw or grist miller, cheese maker, or other "manufacturer," the researcher should check the manufacturing census schedules.In 1864 the United States conducted a special census in the Territory of Arizona. This census was used to determine if the population of the territory met the requirements for the territory to become a state. This census includes the following information about each person: name, age, gender, marital status, birth place, length of residence in Arizona, naturalization and citizenship information, and the value of the individual's real estate and personal estate.Information contained in the 1870 census: Name; age at last birthday; sex; color; occupation; value of real estate; value of personal estate; place of birth; whether father was foreign born; whether mother was foreign born; month of birth if born within the year; month of marriage if married within the year; whether attended school within the year; literacy; whether deaf and dumb, blind, insane or idiotic; male citizens 21 and over; number of males over 21 with right to vote. Birth Date ~ The 1900 census (column 7) indicates the person's month and year of birth; the 1850-1880 and 1910-1920 censuses indicate the person's age. The 1870 census (column 13) and 1880 census (column 7) indicate the month in which the person was born, if born "within the year," that is between June 1, 1869 and May 31, 1870 for the 1870 census. The official census day was June 1 in both 1870 and 1880, although the enumerator may have visited the household at a later date. While the person's age is not an exact date of birth, it at least provides a figure useful for tracking the person from one census to the next and for locating the person in any other vital records. Birth Place ~ The 1850-1920 censuses indicate the person's state or country of birth. Marriage Date ~ The 1850 census (column 10), 1860 census (column 11), 1870 census (column 14), and 1880 census (column 12) indicate whether the person had married within the year, that is, between between June 1, 1869 and May 31, 1870, for the 1870 census. The official census day was June 1 in each of these census years, although the enumerator may have visited the household at a later date. Naturalization ~ The 1870 census (column 19) has a check mark for "Male Citizens of the U.S. of 21 years of age and upwards." If the person was a foreign-born citizen, this means that he had become naturalized by 1870. Birth Place of Parents ~ The 1870 census (columns 11-12) have check marks if the person's parents were "of foreign birth." Real Estate ~ The 1850 census (column 8), 1860 census (column 8), and 1870 census (column 8) indicate the value of real property (land) owned by each person. These clues should lead researchers to the county recorder's office or equivalent agency for deeds, mortgages, and property tax records. Business Data ~ The 1850 census (column 7), 1860 census (column 7), 1870 census (column 7), and 1880 census (column 13) all indicate the person's occupation. If the answer is "farmer," the researcher should look for information about the farmer's land ownership, crops, and livestock in the agricultural census schedules. If the person was a saw or grist miller, cheese maker, or other "manufacturer," the researcher should check the manufacturing census schedules.Information contained in the 1880 census: Address; name; color, sex, age prior to June 1st; month of birth if born in census year; relationship to head of family; marital status; whether married within the year; profession, occupation or trade; number of months unemployed; whether person is sick or temporarily disabled so as to be unable to attend to ordinary business or duties; if so, what is the sickness or disability; whether blind, deaf and dumb, idiotic, insane, maimed, crippled or bedridden; whether attended school within the year; ability to read and write; place of birth of person, father, and mother. Soundex indexing available for all states, but only for households with children 10 years old and under. Birth Date ~ The 1900 census (column 7) indicates the person's month and year of birth; the 1850-1880 and 1910-1920 censuses indicate the person's age. The 1870 census (column 13) and 1880 census (column 7) indicate the month in which the person was born, if born "within the year," that is between June 1, 1869 and May 31, 1870 for the 1870 census, or June 1, 1879 and May 31, 1880, for the 1880 census. The official census day was June 1 in both 1870 and 1880, although the enumerator may have visited the household at a later date. While the person's age is not an exact date of birth, it at least provides a figure useful for tracking the person from one census to the next and for locating the person in any other vital records. Birth Place ~ The 1850-1920 censuses indicate the person's state or country of birth. Marriage Date ~ The 1850 census (column 10), 1860 census (column 11), 1870 census (column 14), and 1880 census (column 12) indicate whether the person had married within the year, that is, between June 1, 1849 and May 31, 1850, for the 1850 census; between June 1, 1859 and May 31, 1860, for the 1860 census; between June 1, 1869 and May 31, 1870, for the 1870 census; and between June 1, 1879 and May 31, 1880, for the 1880 census. The official census day was June 1 in each of these census years, although the enumerator may have visited the household at a later date. Birth Place of Parents ~ The 1870 census (columns 11-12) have check marks if the person's parents were "of foreign birth." The 1880 census (columns 25-26), 1900 census (columns 14-15), 1910 census (columns 13-14), and 1920 census (columns 21 & 23), indicate the person's parents' birthplaces. Business Data ~ The 1850 census (column 7), 1860 census (column 7), 1870 census (column 7), and 1880 census (column 13) all indicate the person's occupation. If the answer is "farmer," the researcher should look for information about the farmer's land ownership, crops, and livestock in the agricultural census schedules. If the person was a saw or grist miller, cheese maker, or other "manufacturer," the researcher should check the manufacturing census schedules.Information contained in the 1890 census: Almost all of the general schedules were destroyed by fire in 1921. Schedules for small parts of Alabama, District of Columbia, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, South Dakota, and Texas remain. Content was similar to that of the 1900 census. Supplemental schedules for Union veterans of the Civil War and their widows survive for part of Kentucky and the states LA, ME, MD, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY, WASHINGTON DC Birth Place ~ The 1850-1920 censuses indicate the person's state or country of birth.Information contained in the 1900 census: Address (street and house no. in large cities); name; relationship to head of family; color or race (White, Black, Chinese, Japanese, and Indian); sex; month and year of birth; age at last birthday; marital status (single, married, divorced, widowed); number of years married to present spouse; number of children of wife; number of her children living; place of birth of person and parents; citizenship (if foreign born, year of immigration, and number of years in U.S.); citizenship status if over 21 (Alien, PA=declaration of intent filed, Naturalized); occupation for persons age 10 and over; number of months unemployed; whether attended school within the year; education (whether can read, write, and speak English); ownership of home (Owned, Rented); whether a Home or a Farm; and whether Free or Mortgaged. Separate schedules were prepared for institutions, military establishments, and Indian reservations. Soundex available for all states. Birth Date ~ The 1900 census (column 7) indicates the person's month and year of birth; the 1850-1880 and 1910-1920 censuses indicate the person's age. While the person's age is not an exact date of birth, it at least provides a figure useful for tracking the person from one census to the next and for locating the person in any other vital records. Birth Place ~ The 1850-1920 censuses indicate the person's state or country of birth. Marriage Date ~ The 1900 census (column 10) and 1910 census (column 9) indicate the number of years of marriage for each married person. Number of Children ~ The 1900 census (column 11) and 1910 census (column 10) indicate how many children were born to each woman. The 1900 census (column 12) and 1910 census (column 11) indicate how many of those children were still living. Immigration ~ The 1900 census (column 16), 1910 census (column 15), and 1920 census (column 13) each indicate the person's year of immigration to the United States. This information should help in locating a ship passenger arrival list. Naturalization ~ The 1900 census (column 18), the 1910 census (column 16), and the 1920 census (column 14) indicate the person's naturalization status. The answers are "Al" for alien, "Pa" for "first papers," and "Na" for naturalized. Birth Place of Parents ~ The 1880 census (columns 25-26), 1900 census (columns 14-15), 1910 census (columns 13-14), and 1920 census (columns 21 & 23), indicate the person's parents' birthplaces. Real Estate ~ The 1850 census (column 8), 1860 census (column 8), and 1870 census (column 8) indicate the value of real property (land) owned by each person. The 1900 census (column 25), 1910 census (column 26), and 1920 census (column 7) indicate whether the person owned ("O") or rented ("R") the home or farm. The 1900 census (column 26), 1910 census (column 27), and 1920 census (column 8) indicate whether home and farm owners owned their property with a mortgage ("M") or free of mortgage ("F"). These clues should lead researchers to the county recorder's office or equivalent agency for deeds, mortgages, and property tax records.Information contained in the 1920 census: Address; name of each person whose place of abode on January 1, 1920 was in the family including every person living on January 1 and excluding children born since January 1; relationship to head of family; whether home is owned or rented; if owned, whether free or mortgaged; sex; color or race; age at last birthday; marital status; if foreign born, year of immigration to the U.S., whether naturalized, and year of naturalization; whether attended school since September 1, 1919; whether able to read and write; birthplace and mother tongue of person and parents; ability to speak English; occupation; industry, and whether employer or employee. Birth Date ~ The 1900 census (column 7) indicates the person's month and year of birth; the 1850-1880 and 1910-1920 censuses indicate the person's age. While the person's age is not an exact date of birth, it at least provides a figure useful for tracking the person from one census to the next and for locating the person in any other vital records. Birth Place ~ The 1850-1920 censuses indicate the person's state or country of birth. Naturalization ~ The 1870 census (column 19) has a check mark for "Male Citizens of the U.S. of 21 years of age and upwards." If the person was a foreign-born citizen, this means that he had become naturalized by 1870. The 1900 census (column 18), the 1910 census (column 16), and the 1920 census (column 14) indicate the person's naturalization status. The answers are "Al" for alien, "Pa" for "first papers," and "Na" for naturalized. The 1920 census (column 15) indicates the year in which the person was naturalized. Birth Place of Parents ~ The 1880 census (columns 25-26), 1900 census (columns 14-15), 1910 census (columns 13-14), and 1920 census (columns 21 & 23), indicate the person's parents' birthplaces. Real Estate ~ The 1900 census (column 25), 1910 census (column 26), and 1920 census (column 7) indicate whether the person owned ("O") or rented ("R") the home or farm. The 1900 census (column 26), 1910 census (column 27), and 1920 census (column 8) indicate whether home and farm owners owned their property with a mortgage ("M") or free of mortgage ("F"). These clues should lead researchers to the county recorder's office or equivalent agency for deeds, mortgages, and property tax records. The 1910 U.S. Census includes limited information about the head of each household and the number of people living in the household. The household members are listed as tally marks in categories based on gender, age, and race.The 1920 U.S. Census includes limited information about the head of each household and the number of people living in the household. The household members are listed as tally marks in categories based on gender, age, and race.The 1930 U.S. Census includes limited information about the head of each household and the number of people living in the household. The household members are listed as tally marks in categories based on gender, age, and race.A group of volunteers at the Archives of Michigan put together the indexes for the naturalization records of 29 counties in Michigan. Each index was transcribed from a hand-written index, in its original form. Misspellings and variations in names may be present, although the volunteers attempted to include variations of names that appear in the indexes. Naturalization records may provide important information in helping an individual locate the country of origin of an ancestor. Allegations for marriage licences issued by the vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Allegations for marriage licences issued by the vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Allegations for marriage licences issued by the vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Allegations for marriage licences issued by the vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Allegations for marriage licenses in the archdeaconry of Sudbury, in the county of Suffolk. Allegations for marriage licenses in the archdeaconry of Sudbury, in the county of Suffolk. Allegations for marriage licenses in the archdeaconry of Sudbury, in the county of Suffolk. Allegations for marriage licenses in the archdeaconry of Sudbury, in the county of Suffolk. Allegations for Marriage Licenses Issued by the Bishop of London, 1520 to 1828, Volume 1Allegations for Marriage Licenses Issued by the Bishop of London, 1520 to 1828, Volume 2Allegations for Marriage Licences Issued by the Vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Edited by George J. Armytage. London, 1890-92, 4 volumes, 28 cm. Allegations for Marriage Licences Issued by the Vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Edited by George J. Armytage. London, 1890-92, 4 volumes, 28 cm. Allegations for marriage licences issued by the vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Ed. by George J. Armytage . London, 1890-92. 4 v. 28 cm.Allegations for marriage licences issued by the vicar-general of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Ed. by George J. Armytage . London, 1890-92. 4 v. 28 cm.Allegations for marriage licenses issued from the dean and chapter of Westminster, 1558 to 1699; London, 1886. 359 p. 28 cmAllegations for marriage licenses issued from the Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury at London, 1543 to 1869. "Family records, old bibles, and church yards were consulted to get this data. We have endeavored to makes these pages as full and correct as possible. We hope this little book will be some help to other generations yet to come, in the preparation of a more extensive account of this family. I believe the coming generation will find this a good family to run back to. We should be proud of our lineage." -- Taken from the Preface by George W. Allen.Allentown - 1950: Marking 200 Years of Growth. Allestonians. (1950) <a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. <a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. A group of volunteers at the Archives of Michigan put together the indexes for the naturalization records of 29 counties in Michigan. Each index was transcribed from a hand-written index, in its original form. Misspellings and variations in names may be present, although the volunteers attempted to include variations of names that appear in the indexes. Naturalization records may provide important information in helping an individual locate the country of origin of an ancestor. <a href="http://www.newspaperarchive.com">NewspaperARCHIVE.com</a>, the largest historical newspaper database online, contains tens of millions of newspaper pages from 1759 to present. NewspaperARCHIVE.com is adding one newspaper page added every second - that's over 80,000 images a day, or about 2.5 million pages per month! The WorldVitalRecord.com collection from NewspaperARCHIVE.com contains select newspapers from 1759 to 1923. <a href="http://www.newspaperarchive.com">NewspaperARCHIVE.com</a>, the largest historical newspaper database online, contains tens of millions of newspaper pages from 1759 to present. NewspaperARCHIVE.com is adding one newspaper page added every second - that's over 80,000 images a day, or about 2.5 million pages per month! The WorldVitalRecord.com collection from NewspaperARCHIVE.com contains select newspapers from 1759 to 1923. American Backlogs: The Story of Gertrude Tyler and Her Family, 1660 - 1860. Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. (1928) American Biographical History of Eminent and Self-made Men, Michigan Volume. American Boynton Directory, 1638. Containing the address of all Known Boyntons, Boyingtons and Byingtons in the United States and British Dominions. John Farnham Boynton. (1884)<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. American Guthrie and Allied Families. Guthrie, Laurence R. Chambersburg, PA. (1933)American Men of Letters: William Cullen Bryant. John bigelow. (1890)Amherst and our family tree. Anne M. Means. Boston, MA. 1921Among the Scotch-Irish; A Tour in Seven Countries, in Ireland, Wales, England, Scotland, France, Switzerland, and Italy; With History of Dinsmoor Family [A Companion Volume to "Rambles in Europe," etc.]. Morrison, Leonard Allison. Boston, MA. (1891) An Abstract of North Carolina Wills, 1760 - 1800. Supplementing Grimes' Abstract of North Carolina Wills 1663 to 1760. Fred A. Olds. (1925)An Account of the Family Reunion of the Descendants of Samuel Diehl, of Friend's Cove, Bedford County, Pennsylvania. Baldwin, John D.. Bedford, PA. (1891) An Account of the Genealogy, and Other Memoirs Concerning the Family of Loraine, of Kirkharle-Tower in the County of Northumberland, with Remarks upon Some Others (obiter) Anno Dom. 173. . Newcastle, England. (1848)An Alphabetical Index to Ulster Emigration to Philadelphia, 1803 - 1850. Raymond D. Adams. (1992) The Northern Irish port of Londonderry (here referred to as Derry) was the principal port of departure for Irish emigrants during the first half of the nineteenth century. The work at hand is an effort to enumerate the immigrant trade between Derry and the port of Philadelphia for that period of time. Mr. Adams, who combed through U.S. Customs Passenger Lists at the National Archives, the passenger manifests of the Cunard and Cooke shipping lines, and the civil parish emigration lists retained by the Public Record Office in Northern Ireland, in preparing this work, provides us with a list of 3,200 Ulster emigrants to Philadelphia between 1803 and 1850. Arranged alphabetically according to the head of the household--with other family members listed immediately under the head--the entries typically furnish the name of the emigrant, his/her age, town and county of origin, where given, year of emigration, and name of ship. Ulster Emigrants to Philadelphia, which commences with a concise overview of the causes of the emigration and concludes with an alphabetical checklist of townlands (addresses) and their associated counties in Ireland, is as complete a work on its subject as we are likely to have.An American citizen; the life of William Henry Baldwin, Jr., by John Graham Brooks. Boston New York, Houghton Mifflin Company, 1910. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.An Arnold family record 323 years in America: a record of some of the descendants of William Arnold and his son Governor Benedict Arnold of Rhode Island and his grandson, Benedict Arnold Junior. Arnold, Ethan L. (1958)An Historical and Genealogical Sketch of the Gookin Family of England, Ireland, America. Richard N. Gookins. Tacoma, Washington. (1952) An Historical Narrative of the Ely, Revell and Stacye Families who were among the founders of Trent and Brulington in the Province of West Jersey, 1678 - 1683 with the genealogy of the Ely Descendants in America. Reuben Pownall Ely. (1910) An Illustrated History of Baker, Grant, Malheur and Harney Counties, Oregon. Western Historical Publishing Company. (1902) An Illustrated History of Pawtucket, Central Falls, and Vicinity. A Narrative of the Growth and Evolution of the Community. Grieve, Robert. Unknown. (1897) An Illustrated History of the State of Montana, Containing a History of the State of Montana from the Earliest Period of Its Discovery to the Present Time, Together with Glimpes of Its Auspicious Future; Illustrations and Full-Page Portraits of Some of its Eminent Men, and Biographical Mention of Many of Its Pioneers and Prominent Citizens of To-Day.. Miller, Joaquin. Unknown. (1894)An Illustrated History of Umatilla County. Parsons, William, et al. Spokane, WA. (1902) An Incomplete Genealogy of the Fowler Family. Fowler, H. Alfred. Kansas City, MO. (1913)An Officer of the Long Parliament and His Descendants: Being Some Account of the Life & Times of Colonel Richard Townesend of Castletown (Castletownshend)& a chronicle of His Family: With Illustrations. Townshend, R.B. and Dorothea Townshend. London. (1892) An Old Virginia Court: Being a Transcript of the Records of the First Court of Franklin County, Virginia, 1786 - 1789. Marshall Wingfield. (1948) An Oration Delivered at Lexington on the Dedication of the Town and Memorial Hall, april 19, 1871. Dr. George B. Loring. (1871) An Oration Delivered at Malden, on the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Town, May 23, 1849. Green, James D.. Boston, MA. (1850) An Oration Delivered at the Commemoration of the Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Settlement of Haverhill, Massachusetts, July Second and Third, 1890. Samuel White Duncan. (1891) An Oration Delivered at the Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument in North Weymouth, Mass.: on Saturday, July 4, 1868. Loring, George Bailey. Weymouth, MA. (1869) An Oration Delivered Before the Newburyport Artillery Company Upon Their Fifty-Eighth Anniversary, July 4th, 1836. Lunt, George. Newburyport, MA. (1836) An Oration Delivered by Gen'l Francis A. Walker at the Soldiers' Monument Dedication in North Brookfield, January 19, 1870. Also the Addresses of Wm. Claflin, Gen. Chas. Devens. (1870) An Ordinary of Scottish Arms. An Ordinary of Arms Contained in the Public Register of All Arms and Bearings in Scotland. Second Edition. Sir James Balfour Paul. (1903) 452 pp. This definitive work lists over 5,500 arms recorded in the official heraldic Public Register of Scotland. This is the authentic Register of Arms for Scotland since, according to Scottish law, no persons of Scottish descent whose arms are not registered in the Public Register have a right to armorial bearings unless they can prove that they represent families whose arms are known to have been in existence previous to 1672. The Ordinary contains coats of arms systematically grouped under their component parts to enable the searcher to ascertain to whom an unnamed coat of arms belongs. At the same time, the arms of particular families can be found by consulting the extensive index. The information given in each entry includes a description of the arms, the name of the holder, and the date of registration. The entries also serve as a guide to further information since the Lyon Register contains the pedigrees of many families whose arms are listed herein. ""Essential in any library with an interest in Scottish history, genealogy, and heraldry.""--Library Journal Genealogical.com publishes genealogy books and CDs. Whether you are just beginning to explore your family tree or are an experienced researcher looking for in-depth genealogy data, Genealogical.com can provide you with the resources you need. They publish over 2,000 genealogy books and compact discs featuring colonial genealogy, Irish genealogy, immigration, royal ancestry, family history, and genealogy methods and sources. Genealogical.com is the online home of Genealogical Publishing Company, Clearfield Company, and Gateway Press. Search their genealogy books by title, author or keyword phrase or browse their genealogy book sale.An Outline of the Lytle Families of America. Lytle, Leonard. Detroit, MI. (1932)An Unfinished History of the Withers Family in Kansas City, MO. Withers, Webster. Kansas City, MO. (1932) Ancestors and Descendants of Captain John James and Esther Denison. Ohler, Clara Paine. Lima, OH. (1912)Ancestors and Descendants of Daniel Gardner V and Mary (Hodges) Gardner Late of Champaign, Illinois. With Other Gardner?. Gardner, D. Hodges. Asbury Park, NJ. (1915) Farrington Memorial: A Sketch of the Ancestors and Descendants of Dea. John Farrington, Native of Wrentham, Massachusetts, Who in 1786 Removed to China Plantation, or No. 9, District of Maine and Settled Seven Miles East of the Penobscot River. Incorporated as Orrington in 1788. Set off and incorporated as Holden in 1852. To Which is Appended the Genealogy of His Wife, Cynthia Hawes ., (1880)Ancestors and Descendants of Elias Adams: The Pioneer 1600-1930., Adams, Frank D (1930)Ancestors and Descendants of Henry Gregory. Gregory, Grant. Rutland, VT. (1938)Ancestors and Descendants of Jireh Tucker of Royalton, VT, 1815-1868. Bliefling, Elizabeth A. T.. Watertown, MA. (1927) Also contains interesting stories about the Abells in England, who were 'found in the forefront of history.' Ancestors and Descendants of Joseph White, Born March 29, 1752, Died April 25, 1835. A Memorial of Elder John White, One of the First Settlers of Hartford, Connecticut, and a Part of His Descendants. White, Joseph H.. Canajoharie, NY. (1883) Ancestors and Descendants of Richard Dunham and His Wife, Laura Allen, of Warren, Pennsylvania. Crary, Jerry. New York, NY. (1916) Ancestors and Descendants of Richard Griffin of Smithville,Ontario. A Pioneer Family with a Brief Account of Some Related Griffing Families in Canada. Grifffin, Justus A. Hamilton, Ontario. (1924) Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel French the Joiner of Stratford, Connecticut. French, Mansfield Joseph. Syracuse, NY. (1940) Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel Howell, Member of The Committee of Correspondence and of The Committee of Safety and of His Brother Isaac Howell, Member of the Committee of Correspondence, Signer of Colonial Currency for the Province of Pennsylvannia, and of the Continental Currency for Congress and Signer of $7,000,000.00 of Bills of Credit to Finance the American Revolution. Martin, George Caster. San Antonio, TX. (1953) Ancestors of Edward Irving Eldrege and His Wife Helen Louise Dutcher: Showing Descent from Brodhead, Burrows, Depuy, Hardenbergh, Hasbrouck, Packer, Avery, Schoonmaker, Van Voorhees, Wiltsie, Rickard, and Other Families. . Frost, Josephine. New York, NY. (1925) Ancestors of Francis Walker and Sarah Effie Vinton Kelley. Elston, James S.. Burlington, VT. (1964)Ancestors of George and Richard Flower, co-founders of the English settlement, Albion, Illinois. . unknown. (1962) Ancestors of Hamilton Fish and Julia Ursin Niemcewicz Kean, His Wife. Fish, Stuyvesant. New York, NY. (1929)Ancestors of Henry Rogers Winthrop and His Wife Alice Woodward Babcock. Frost, Josephine. Brooklny, NY. (1927) Ancestors of James Wickham and His Wife Cora Prudence Billard. Frost, Josephine. Brooklyn, NY. (1935) Ancestors of Jeremiah Austin . John Osborne Austin. (1888)"Some few years ago I was prompted to start collecting what information was obtainable in regard to the history of the Ayers family, and with but a few meager facts to start with the search was begun, and by hunting through histories, and genealogical works, and corresponding with some of the older members, a complete record was finally obtained, and as this record is equally useful to several hundred descendants of Silas Ayers and his wife, many of whom have not the time nor opportunity to trace out their history, this book is published with the hope that it may inspire pride in our noble line of ancestors, and create new interest in our respective family histories." -- Taken from the preface by Charles H. Ayers.Ancestral Charts of George Addison Throop, Deborah Goldsmith. Many Historically Interesting Letters from the Old Traveling Bag, Saved Throughout the... Smith, Olive Cole. East St. Louis, MO. (1934) Ancestral Chronological Record of the Hillman Family, 1550-1905. Hillman, H. W.. Schenectady, NY. (1905) Ancestral Chronological Record of the William White Family. White, Thomas and Samuel. Concord, NH. (1895)Ancestral Colonial Families: Genealogy of the Welsh and Hyatt Families of Maryland and Their Kin; Giving the Colonial Generations of the Howard, Hammond, Maccubbin, Griffith, Greenberry, Dorsey, Van Sweringen, Baldwin, Gaither, Warfield and Duvall Families. Welsh, Luther Winfield. Independence, MO. (1928) Ancestral line of Clark Chamberlain Gregg. Bartlett, Joseph Gardiner. unknown. (1922)Ancestral Lines of the Doniphan, Frazee and Hamilton. Hamilton, Frances Frazee. Greenfield, IN. (1928)Ancestral Records of Dillon, Hodgson, Fisher and Leonard Families. Dillon, Isaiah. Normal, IL. (1909)Ancestral Trails. History of the Zorbaugh Family, the Evans Family, the McClure Family, the Harvey Family, the Clapp Family. Zorbaugh, Charles Louis. Wooster, OH. (1941) Ancestry and Descendants of Jacob How(e) of Rowley, Mass., Baldwin, Bridgton and Paris, Me.. Howe, Freeland. South Paris, ME. (1905) Ancestry and Descendants of Josiah Hale, Fifth in Descent from Samuel Hale of Hartford, Conn., 1637; to Which Is Added an Epistolary Appendix Showing Other Lines of Descent. Hale, Oscar. Rutland, VT. (1909) Ancestry and Descendants of Lieut. John Henderson, of Greenbrier County, Virginia, 1650 - 1900. Miller, Joseph L.. Richmond, VA. (1902) Ancestry and Descendants of William Gates Late of Frankfort. Gates, Frederick. Salem, MA. (1921) Ancestry and Descendants of William Harrington or Herrington: 1718-1794. Herrington, Byron. Cambridge, NY. (1964) Ancestry and Genealogy of Our Thomas Grover Family. Decendants of Thomas Grober and Elizabeth of Chesham, Buckls, England, 1514-1580: Thomas Grover and Elizabeth of Charlestown, MA, 1638-1640: Captain Thomas Grover and Sarah Sherman of Grafton and Montague, MA, 1738-1775. Grover, Joel P. Inglewood, CA. (1967) Ancestry and Genealogy of Thomas Grover Born July 1807, Whitehall, NY Died Feb 1886, Farmington, Utah. Utah Pioneer, 1847. Grover, Joel P.. Los Angeles, CA. (1959) Ancestry and Kindred of W. P. Zuber, Texas Veteran. Zuber, W. P. Iola, TX. (1905) Ancestry and Posterity of Dr. John Taliaferro and Mary (Hardin) Taliaferro, With Notes on Berryman, Newton, Beheathland, Franklin, Lingo and Other Southern Families. Ivey, Wille C.. Tennille, GA. (1926) Ancestry and Posterity of Gottfried Frey 1605-1926. Frey, Samuel Clarence. unknown. (1926) Ancestry and some descendants of Harman Atwood of Boston. Also of Philip Atwood and of Thomas Atwood of Ipswich. Being part IV of "Ye Atte Wode Annals", with additions. Atwood, Elijah F. (1930)Ancestry in the Line of her Father of Adelia Chamberlain Harding Daughter of Rev. Hiram Chamberlain and Anna Adelia Griswold. Colonel William J. Harding. (1907)Ancestry of Addie Clark Harding, Daughter of Abner Clark Harding, Jr., and Maud McCain. McPherson, Mrs. William W.. Chicago, IL. (1960) Ancestry of Colonel John Harvey of Northwood, New Hampshire. An Officer of the Line in the War of the Revolution, and an Original Member of the New Hampshire Society of the Cincinnati. Treat, John H. Salt Lake City, UT. (1907) Ancestry of Dr. John Clark of Newport, Rhode Island. Andrews Moriarty, Jr. A.M. LL. B. (1921)Ancestry of General Emmons Clark of New York City. (1891)Ancestry of General Grant. Marshall, Edward C.. New York, NY. (1869)Ancestry of John Barber White and of His Descendants. White, Almira L.. Haverhill, MA. (1913)Ancestry of John S. Gustin and His Wife, Susan McComb, Including an Account of John Hubbard, Second Husband of Elinor Shepherd. Dewick, Sarah A.. Boston, MA. (1900) Ancestry of Lawrence Williams: Part I: Ancestry of His Father Simeon Breed Williams, Descendant of John Williams of Newbury and Haverhill, Mass., 1600 - 1674; Part II: Ancestry of His Mother Cornelia Johnston, Descendant of Thomas Johnston of Boston, Mass., 1708 - 1767. Williams, Cornelia B.. Chicago, IL. (1915)Ancestry of the Foy Family and Allied Families. Ella Foy O'Gorman. (1932) Ancestry of the John Franklin Eisenhart Family. Eisenhart, Willis W. Abbottstown, PA. (1951)Ancestry of Thomas Jefferson Wood 1643-1894: Descendant from Edmund Wood of Yorkshire, England, Immigrant to New England, 1635. Gardner, Charles Carroll. Newark, NJ. (1940) Ancestry of William Shipley Haines, with Some Account of the Descendants of John and Joseph Haines and Colonel Cowperthwait. Cregar, William. Philadelphia, PA. (1887)Ancient Families of Bohemia Manor: Their Homes and Their Graves. Rev. Charles Payson Mallery. (1888)Anderson family records. Anderson, W. P. (1936)<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 2002 to 2002 online.Andrew Warde and His Descendants. 1597-1910. Being a Compilation of Facts Relating to One of the Oldest New England Familiess and Embracing Many Families of Other Names, Descended from a Worthy Ancestor Even unto the Tenth and Eleventh Generations. Ward, George K. New York, NY. (1910) Aniversary Celebration, Cheltenham Village, Founded - 1690. (1940) Annals and Family Records of Winchester, Conn.: With Exercises of the Centennial Celebration, on the 16th and 17th days of August, 1871. Boyd, John. Hartford, CT. (1873) Annals of Augusta County, Virginia, From 1726 to 1871. Waddell, Joseph A.. Staunton, VA. (1902) Annals Of Lincoln County, North Carolina. Containing Interesting and Authentic Facts of Lincoln County History Through the years 1749 to 1937. William L Sherrill. (1937) Annals of the (Frizzell) Frazier Family. Frazier, Walter S.. Aurora, IL. (1890)Annals of the Ancestry of Charles Custis Harrison and Ellen Waln Harrison. Harrison, Mary. Philadelphia, PA. (1932)Annals of the Boodeys in New England Together with Lessons of Law and Life. Robert Boodey Caverly. (1880)Annals of the Fosdick Family. Forsdick, Raymond B.. New York, NY. (1953) Annals of the Fowler Family with Branches in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Mississippi, California, and Texas. Arthur, James Joyce. Austin, TX. (1901) Annals of the Harbaugh Family in America, from 1736 to 1856. Harbaugh, H.. Chambersburg, PA. (1856)Annals of the Leonard Family. Koster, Fanny Louise. New York, NY. (1911)Anne Bradstreet and her Time. Helen Campbell. (1891)Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario. (1905) This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1906. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1907. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1908. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1909. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1910. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1911. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1912. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1913. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1914. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1915. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1916. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1917. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1919. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1920. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1921. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1923. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1924. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1926. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1927. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1928. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1929. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1930. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1931. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1933. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1934. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1935. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1936. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1937. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1938. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, 1939. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.Annual Report of St. Paul's Church, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, 1922. This is a collection of annual reports about the activities of one of Hamilton’s major Presbyterian Churches. The first is for the year 1905, the last for the year 1939 and identifies itself as the 67th annual report and the 106th in the history of the congregation. The only missing years in the series are 1918 and 1932. Of great interest to genealogists is the “Communion and Pew Roll” and the “Sunday School and Bible list” which gives the names and address of the parishioners, and their children, regularly attending the church. It is published in each report and gives the names and addresses of up to 1200 parishioners depending on the year. The Archive CD Books Project exists to make reproductions of old books, documents and maps available on CD to genealogists and historians, and to cooperate with local libraries, museums and record offices in providing money to renovate old books in their collection, and to donate books to their collections, where they will be preserved for future generations.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 2006 to 2007 online.A group of volunteers at the Archives of Michigan put together the indexes for the naturalization records of 29 counties in Michigan. Each index was transcribed from a hand-written index, in its original form. Misspellings and variations in names may be present, although the volunteers attempted to include variations of names that appear in the indexes. Naturalization records may provide important information in helping an individual locate the country of origin of an ancestor.Antrobus Pedigrees: The Story of a Cheshire Family., Antrobus Reginald L (1929)Anzac Memorial. (1919). 'The Anzac Memorial' is a comprehensive compilation of names and primary source material from the First World War, and is compiled as a memorial to the Anzacs who fought and died in the Great War. This third edition of the book was published by the NSW Branch of the Returned Sailors Imperial League of Australia as the "peace edition" just after the war ended in 1919. It contains a roll of honour of nearly 20,000 Australians who died in the war, photographs of soldiers and battles fields, poems, notes, letters and diary entries written by the soldiers, official documents, speeches, an official summary of the terms of the peace treaty and an article on the war ending.Appendix to Hickok Genealogy. Hickok, Charles Nelson. Rutland, Vt. (1938) Appendix to the History of a Surname with Some Account of the Line of John Gooch in New England. Gooch, Frank Austin. New Haven, CT. (1927) Appendix to the Story of My Ancestors In America. Walker, Rev. Edwin Sawyer. Springfield, IL. (1908)Index was compiled from the official record of the Poor Records granted by Arapahoe County from 1895 to 1899. The information contained in the original record generally shows the name of the person, date of registration, nativity, sex, age, time of support, cause of poverty and total amount of aid. It may also show the place of birth, date of arrival into the county and from where, remarks, and time of immigration to the U.S.This record identifies the people who applied to the county for old age pension assistance during the Great Depression era. The archive record information indicates the old age pension application number, the name of the applicant, the name of the town or community where they lived was not always identified, the date the applicant filed for the pension, dates and type of review actions and pension payment.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 2006 to 2007 online.The <a href="http://www.newspaperarchive.com">NewspaperARCHIVE.com</a> collection on WorldVitalRecords.com includes select newspapers from 1759-1923. These newspapers where specially selected because they are rich in vital records such as birth announcements, marriage announcements, death certificate listing, and obituaries. WorldVitalRecords.com is continually adding to this valuable collection.This collection contains the years 1950-1955, 1959-1960. <a href="http://www.e-yearbook.com">E-Yearbook.com</a> houses the largest collection of old college yearbooks on the Internet.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 1945 to 2007 online.Armitage (or Armitage-with-Handsacre)has a very ancient history going back to evidence of a Roman battle happening there. Christianity was first thought to be brought to the area by Saint Chad in 672. It is thought that a church was later erected there by the Normans. The register contains baptism and burial records from 1673-1812 and marriage records from 1673-1754. From 1754-1812, the registers contains the usual paper marriage register issued after the passing of the Hardwick Marriages Act.Armour Genealogy. Vol. 1, Part 1: James Armour and his descendants. James Armour of South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, 1800-1886, son of Robert Armour of North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee. Armour, Quinnie (1972)Records with Unit Information on Military Personnel Who Died During the Vietnam War, created, ca. 1983 - 12/18/2005, documenting the period 6/8/1956 - 10/10/2003 Inclusive Dates: ca. 1983 - 12/18/2005 Coverage Dates: 6/8/1956 - 10/10/2003 Date Note: Coffelt, Argabright, and Arnold created and maintained this series from 1983 to December 18, 2005. However, the series includes death dates from June 8, 1956 to October 10, 2003. In the early 1980s, in response to a demand from veterans, Richard D. Coffelt began a project to create data files to identify units down to the company/battery/troop level for U.S. Army deaths in the Vietnam War. During the 1990s, Richard J. Arnold and David L. Argabright joined Mr. Coffelt in the research effort. In 2001, the data files project expanded to include unit information for those members of the Marine Corps, Air Force, and Navy who died in the Vietnam War. In 2002, the Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association and The Virtual Wall contributed significant additional amounts of information to the data files for members of all the Armed Forces. These data files contain the records for this series. Scope & Content Note: This series contains information on U.S. military officers and soldiers who died as a result of either a hostile occurrence, including while missing in action or while prisoner of war, or nonhostile occurrence in the Southeast Asian combat area during the Vietnam War. In particular, it provides unit information the series creators had been able to locate about the following: more than 37,000 of the 38,200 casualties from the U.S. Army, more than 11,000 of the 14,836 from the U.S. Marine Corps, more than 1,700 of the 2,584 from the U.S. Air Force, more than 2,200 of the 2,564 from the U.S. Navy, and all 7 from the U.S. Coast Guard. Each record includes identifying information for the casualty, such as name, service number, date of birth, date of death, and city and state of home of record, and as much unit information as available from Military Command to task group or the equivalent.This series contains information about U.S. Army personnel and their dependents who died or were injured worldwide, including missing in action and prisoners of war. Approximately 85 percent of the records relate to the Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975. The file includes records for active duty enlisted personnel; general officers on active duty, retired, or otherwise separated from the service; some National Guard and Army Reservists; and some civilian employees and dependents if overseas and the casualty required a notification to someone. The records include: Country of Casualty, Category of Casualty, Master Casualty Number, Social Security or Service Number, Name of Casualty, Category of Personnel, Military Grade, Military Classification / Dependent, Current Casualty Status, Previous Casualty Status, Major Attributing Cause, Complimentary Cause, Vehicle Type Involved, Vehicle Position, Vehicle Ownership, Date of Casualty, Report Date, Province of Casualty, Grid Coordinates, Republic of Vietnam Report Control Number, Component, Military Occupational Specialty, Officer Branch, Source of Commission, Sex and Marital Status, Posthumous Promotion, Race, Religion, Home of Record, Birth Date, Major Organization, Date Commenced Tour or Retired or Separated, Previous Master Casualty Country, Previous Master Casualty Group, Adjustment Code, and Card-ID / Battle Determination. This data file contains duplicate records for some soldiers.Arnold , Redway and Earle Families. Willis Arnond Boughton, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 1948Arnold Luckey Family Ties. Authorized History and Genealogy Complete?. Arnold, Leonard Wilson et al. New York, NY. (1931) Arthur Aylsworth and His Descendants in America with Notes Historical and Genealogical Relating to the Family from Early English Records., Aylsworth, Homer E. and James N. Arnold (1887)Arthur Caverno. (1874)<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 1963 to 2007 online."The ceramics produced by the English potters of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries have always claimed the attention of collectors; and there has arisen, particularly in recent years, quite an extensive literature dealing with the more famous masters of the craft and their no less famous productions. The family of Adams, which can claim as one of tis members the earliest recorded master potter of Staffordshire, has its niche in this library of the art. The fact that the three msot noteworthy members of the family all bore the christian name of William, and flourished more or less contemporaneously in the eighteenth century, has given rise to error and confusion in the account of their lives and work; their common descent and consequent relationship to one another has also been stated inaccurately, and one of my objects in printing these notes has been to correct such errors." -- Taken from the preface by Percy W.L. Adams.Asheboro NC Directory (1937 - 1938). 2005. A very comprehensive city directory with the names, addresses and occupations of all residents (in alphabetical order), together with details of all businesses. The book also has a classified "yellow pages" type listing of all businesses and trades, together with some fascinating advertisements. This is a superb resource for historians and genealogists with an interest in this city. <a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 2005 to 2007 online.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 1914 to 2007 online.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. This little volume contains records to be used in identifying ancestors and family possessions. As I sorted old photographs and papers that were in my parents' house, I realized that I was the only one left who would ermember many of the people of the past generations. While reading the many papers, the ancestors lived again for me through their own stories. I have worked over the material arranging it in chronological order under the family names of my four great grandfathers Atkins, Freeman, Wristley and Hartshorne. Each family goes back to their arrival in America. -- From the author. Atlas and Cyclopedia of Ireland. New York, Murphy & McCarthy, Publishers, 1900. Part I: A Comprehensive Delineation of the Thirty-Two Counties, with a beautifully colored map of each, arranged alphabetically, showing over 1,000 cities, towns, village and places of public interest. Embracing over two hundred illustrations of the natural scenery, public buildings, abbeys, round towers and other romantic and historic places, reproduced by eminent artists from photographs especially taken for this work. (By P.W. Joyce)    PartII: The General History, as told by A.M. Sullivan, And Continued by P.D. Nunan. A complete and authentichistory of Ireland, from the earliest ages. With graphic descriptions of the Battle of Clontarf, Strongbow's Invasion, Death of Roderick O'Connor (Last King of Ireland), Cromwell's Invasion, Siege of Derry and the Battle of the Boyne; Siege of Limerick, Penal Laws, the Volunteers, The United Irishment, Catholic Emancipation and Repeal, The Young Irelanders, Fenian Insurrection, Home Rule and Land League Agitations bringing it down almost to the United Irish League. Embellished with portraits of the leading statesmen, orators, poets and martyrs of the Emerald Isle, taken from the original paintings of Haverty, Reynolds, Lesage, and others.Atlas of Massachusetts, 1890. United States Geological Survey and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. (1890) 2007. This atlas of Massachusetts from the earliest days of the U.S. Geological Survey includes 54 detailed maps of the State including towns, roads, railroads, bridges, cemeteries, lighthouses, and other existing structures. The meticulous depiction of topographic features also gives researchers evidence of the natural challenges faced by the people of the times. Hills and bodies of water, for instance, may have discouraged migration or even the intermingling of families which otherwise appear to have been close neighbors. Waterways may have facilitated local travel and commerce by water while the scarcity of bridges would limit access by land to other populations and resources. <table width="499" border="0" cellspacing="5" cellpadding="1" height="106"><tr valign="bottom"><td width="38%" height="141" valign="middle">Atwater history and genealogy .. Comp. by Francis Atwater. Meriden, Conn., Printed by the Journal Publishing Company, 1901-56. The memorials in this collection usually contain brief biographical information on the deceased, and often list witnesses, pall bearers, and ministers who participated in the funeral. There are also memorial books about senators and representatives of the house that were printed by the Government Printing Office.<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. We currently have 1972 to 2007 online. Ausmus family history, 1711-1962. Ausmus, Henry L. (1963)<a href="http://www.smalltownpapers.com">SmallTownPapers® Collection </a>Newspapers in small towns represent a treasure trove for the genealogist, but historically confined their archives to bound volumes tucked away in storage. Locating information from the past often required the time-consuming activity of traveling to the town and physically searching through often fragile, bound newspaper pages. WorldVitalRecords gives you access to this completely searchable digital archive that features only small-town newspapers back to 1846. Australasian Medical Directory & Handbook 1883. 1883. Ludwig Bruck was a medical practitioner and medical journalist as well as the compiler of the first five editions of the Australasian Medical Directory and Handbook between 1883 and 1900.The Australasian Medical Directory and HandBook contains a large amount of statistics and current medical information for all of the Australian states, New Zealand and several of the Pacific Islands including Fiji, Samoa and New Caledonia. It includes the following information:<ul><li>laws applicable to the medical profession</li><li>a directory of medical associations and departments (giving names and addresses)</li><li>information regarding medical courses and university regulations</li><li>a listing of medical fees</li><li>a complete directory of registered doctors</li><li>surgeons etc listing their qualifications and past experience</li><li>obituaries as well as relevant geographical information for the different states</li><li>a general gazetteer and local directory for several country towns</li><li>statistics as well as a listing of medical periodicals</li></ul>This book includes a large amount of useful information for social historians and those interested in medical history, as well as those with ancestors within the medical profession. The Australasian Medical Directories held by Archive CD Books Australia are available as a compendium at a discounted price. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0121C-1"> Click here</a> for more details and to order the compendium. </body>Australasian Medical Directory & Handbook 1886. 1886. Ludwig Bruck was a medical practitioner and medical journalist as well as the compiler of the first five editions of the Australasian Medical Directory and Handbook between 1883 and 1900.The Australasian Medical Directory and Handbook contain a large amount of statistics and current medical information for all of the Australian states, New Zealand and several of the Pacific Islands including Fiji, Samoa and New Caledonia. They contain fascinating information including the following:<ul><li>laws applicable to the medical profession</li><li>a directory of medical associations and departments (giving names and addresses)</li><li>information regarding medical courses and university regulations</li><li>a listing of medical fees</li><li>a complete directory of registered doctors</li><li>surgeons etc listing their qualifications and past experience</li><li>obituaries as well as relevant geographical information for the different states</li><li>a general gazetteer and local directory for several country towns</li><li>statistics as well as a listing of medical periodicals</li></ul>This book includes a large amount of useful information for social historians and those interested in medical history, as well as those with ancestors within the medical profession. The Australasian Medical Directories held by Archive CD Books Australia are available as a compendium at a discounted price. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0121C-1"> Click here</a> for more details and to order the compendium. </body>Australasian Medical Directory & Handbook 1892. 1892. Ludwig Bruck was a medical practitioner and medical journalist as well as the compiler of the first five editions of the Australasian Medical Directory and Handbook between 1883 and 1900.The Australasian Medical Directory and Handbook's contain a large amount of statistics and current medical information for all of the Australian states, New Zealand and several of the Pacific islands including Fiji, Samoa and New Caledonia. They contain information including the following: · laws applicable to the medical profession, · a directory of medical associations and departments (giving names and addresses), · information regarding medical courses and university regulations, · medical fees, · a complete directory of registered doctors, · surgeons etc listing their qualifications and past experience · obituaries as well as relevant geographical information for the different states, · a general gazetteer and local directory for several country towns, · statistics and · lists of medical periodicalsThese books include a large amount of useful information for social historians and those interested in medical history, as well as those with ancestors within the medical profession.This CD contains the whole of the 1892 directory and handbook. The Australasian Medical Directories held by Archive CD Books Australia are available as a compendium at a discounted price. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0121C-1"> Click here</a> for more details and to order the compendium. </body>Australasian Medical Directory & Handbook 1896. 1896. Ludwig Bruck was a medical practitioner and medical journalist as well as the compiler of the first five editions of the Australasian Medical Directory and Handbook between 1883 and 1900.The Australasian Medical Directory and Handbook's contain a large amount of statistics and current medical information for all of the Australian states, New Zealand and several of the Pacific islands including Fiji, Samoa and New Caledonia. They contain information including the following: · laws applicable to the medical profession, · a directory of medical associations and departments (giving names and addresses), · information regarding medical courses and university regulations, · medical fees, · a complete directory of registered doctors, · surgeons etc listing their qualifications and past experience · obituaries as well as relevant geographical information for the different states, · a general gazetteer and local directory for several country towns, · statistics and · lists of medical periodicalsThese books include a large amount of useful information for social historians and those interested in medical history, as well as those with ancestors within the medical profession.This CD contains the whole of the 1896 directory and handbook. The Australasian Medical Directories held by Archive CD Books Australia are available as a compendium at a discounted price. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0121C-1"> Click here</a> for more details and to order the compendium. </body>Australasian Medical Directory & Handbook 1900. 1900. Ludwig Bruck was a medical practitioner and medical journalist as well as the compiler of the first five editions of the Australasian Medical Directory and Hand book between 1883 and 1900.The Australasian Medical Directory and Hand book's contain a large amount of statistics and current medical information for all of the Australian states, New Zealand and several of the Pacific Islands including Fiji, Samoa and New Caledonia. They contain information including the following: ~ laws applicable to the medical profession, ~a directory of medical associations and departments (giving names and addresses), ~information regarding medical courses and university regulations, ~medical fees, ~a complete directory of registered doctors, ~surgeons etc listing their qualifications and past experience ~obituaries as well as relevant geographical information for the different states, ~a general gazetteer and local directory for several country towns, ~statistics     and ~lists of medical periodicalsThese books include a large amount of useful information for social historians and those interested in medical history, as well as those with ancestors within the medical profession.This CD contains the whole of the 1900 directory and hand book. The Australasian Medical Directories held by Archive CD Books Australia are available as a compendium at a discounted price. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0121C-1"> Click here</a> for more details and to order the compendium. </body>Australian Almanac & Directory 1835. 1835. Almanacs are a valuable resource for local, family and social historians as well as for researchers in other fields of Australian history. This Australian Almanac & Directory compiled by O?Shaughnessey, contains information on the Colony of New South Wales, the government, colonial architecture, public institutions, arrivals and departures and postal information. It also includes a Country Directory and a Sydney Directory with addresses and occupations of individuals. This product provides a great tool for researching New South Wales history, making information that is difficult to find easily accessible on CD. Australian Almanack 1831 (Mansfield). R. Mansfield. 1831. Almanacs are a valuable resource for local, family and social historians as well as for researchers in other fields of Australian history. The 1831 edition of the Australian Almanac published by Ralph Mansfield was at the time the largest of its kind. Designed to be a handy reference work, it is full of everyday information, and it certainly world have been one to have on your shelf. It is titled 'Australian', but it is primarily about New South Wales, it is divided into various sections: Calendar and Public Days; Local Laws and Regulations; Miscellaneous Local Information; Australian Agriculture, Horticulture &c.; General Information; European Governments; Colonial Civil Establishment; Military Establishment; Public Institutions; Shipping; and an Appendix which gives advice to new emigrants to the Colony. Using this almanac, you will be able to find the answer to any number of questions such as: <ul> <li>what are the regulations relating to ticket-of-leave for convicts?</li> <li>what date of the year is Low Sunday?</li> <li>in which county of NSW is Sugar Loaf Creek?</li> <li>in which month should a farmer be diligent in cleaning his maize?</li> <li>for what period was Philip Gidley King the Governor of New South Wales?</li> <li>who was in military in His Majesty's 57th Regiment of Foot? </li> <li>who were the list of directors of the Australia Agricultural Company?</li> <li>the list could go on and on ...</li> </ul> As genealogists we like finding out the names and dates of family members, but don't dismiss the social history aspect of it. Historians in other fields would already know that understanding the era gives us a far better perspective of just what life was our ancestors. This guide provides a wonderful record of life as it was in New South Wales in 1831. Australian Almanack 1833 (O'Shaugnessey). 1833. Almanacs are a valuable resource for local, family and social historians as well as for researchers in other fields of Australian history. The 1833 edition of the Australian Almanac was one that almost didn't come to fruition. This was due to lack of machinery to do the printing of the printers regular work, let alone the Almanac on top of it. But thankfully it was published, and now we have a great record of life as it was in New South Wales in 1833. It is titled 'Australian', but it is about New South Wales, it is divided into various sections: Calendar, Public Days; Australian Agriculture, Horticultue &c., Supreme Court, Court of Requests; Miscellaneous Local Information &c., Civil Establishment of the Colony; Military Establishment; Public Institutions; and Shipping. So with this publication which really is a 'reference book' for the year, you can find the answer to any number of questions: <ul> <li>what are the costs of going to court</li> <li>what the rules relating to the sale of land</li> <li>details of customs information</li> <li>a listing of the towns and stations (together with residents names, and how many miles they are from Sydney)</li> <li>who the local postmasters are, when the mail arrives, and how much it costs to post a letter</li> <li>details of the various Governors of New South Wales, Lieutenant-Governors and Magistrates as well some Military Personnel</li> <li>what regulations relate to Assigned Convicts (both male and female)</li> <li>the public institutions lists all the local societies, and those who are committee members</li> <li>and the list goes on ...</li> </ul> This product provides a great tool for researching New South Wales history making information that is difficult to find easily accessible on CD. Australian Dictionary of Dates and Men of the Time. History of Australasia From 1542 to May 1879. J. H. Heaton. (1879). Truly a wealth of information is contained in this 570 page book which was originally published in 1879. The 'Men of the Time' part of this book is a listing of biographies of men of note with connections to Australia. Giving information such as their full name, date and place of birth, and a history of their occupation/s and as to why they are 'noted' now. The entries vary in length from a paragraph to a few pages. The second part of this book is the Dictionary of Dates. This has a listing of topics (such as Aborigines, Adelaide, Aquatic, Australian Agricultural Co., Caterpillar Plague, Charitable Institutions, Church of England, Coal etc), then under each topics there is a listing of events in date order, that have happened relating to that topic.Australian Handbook, 1889. (1889). Covering New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, West Australia, Fiji, New Guinea and New Zealand, the 'Australian Handbook' is a guide with all kinds of interesting unique information. Apart from a descriptive account and statistical information of each Australia colony, you will also find details on climate, education, religion, agriculture, population, societies and clubs, parliamentary and official departments, local self-government, telegraphic and postal details, police, banking, shipping, mining and land regulations, newspaper, manufacturers, emigration, as well as naval and military forces. You will also find details of the governors, consuls and ecclesiastical appointments of the time.The 'Importer's Directory', which takes up over 270 pages, is a comprehensive listing of all importers, manufacturers and shippers. For this importers you will find their name address and what they import (ie. machinery, groceries, hardware, musical instruments, or sewing machines etc.). Lists manufacturers and shippers from places throughout England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Germany, the United States, and importers throughout Australia, New Zealand and Fiji.Features of this Handbook include:<ul><li>detailed maps of each Australian colony</li><li>detailed map of the plan of London</li><li>many maps of Australian and New Zealand railways</li><li>map of the plan of Brisbane</li><li>many other colour maps of various places</li><li>over 150 pages of gazetteer covering each Australia state and New Zealand</li><li>land regulations for each state and New Zealand</li><li>historical outline and chronology of events in Australian history</li><li>extensive New Zealand coverage throughout - including the gazetteer, maps and other historical and reference content</li> <li>hundreds of advertisements</li>Australian Handbook, 1904. (1904). 1012 pages packed with all kinds of useful and interesting information. The outline on the title page gives some idea of its contents and scope: "Australian Handbook (incorporating New Zealand, Fiji, and New Guinea) - Shippers, importers and professional Directory & business guide for 1904, 35th year of issue - Containing Calendar of notable events, Mail tables showing arrivals and departures of Australasian mails, British customs' tariff, postal regulations, Public amusements, public offices, members of parliament, etc., etc. Details concerning emigration to Australasia, Mining and land regulations, Telegraphic and postal arrangements between Great Britain and Australia, History, descriptive account, and statistical information of each state, New Zealand, Fiji and New Guinea, A gazetteer of the principal towns in Australia and New Zealand, Irrigation Colonial buyers' guide, Importers in Australasia, Banks, Anglo Australian companies, government debentures, Maps, Plans, etc."The gazetteer alone is worth the purchase price. This covers well over 3000 towns and villages throughout Australia and New Zealand in nearly 300 pages. It gives "particulars as to situation, population, means of communication, hotels, churches, trade, manufactures, etc"Other features include:<ul><li>many superb maps in colour which enlarge well on screen to show much fine detail not easily read directly from the original. There are maps for each state, most capital cities, each island of New Zealand, Fiji, New Guinea, the World - and a detailed map of London of 100 years ago</li><li>a list of the newspapers published in Australasia, with "newspaper maps" for most states and each island of New Zealand showing .the positions of the various towns where there is a newspaper published.</li><li>extensive New Zealand coverage throughout - including the gazetteer, maps and other historical and reference content</li><li>significant coverage of Fiji and New Guinea</li><li>a section on emigration with detailed information on fares, length of voyage</li><li>guide to wages for various occupations in each state and NZ</li><li>guide to prices of provisions etc and much more in each state and NZ.</li><li>land regulations for each state and NZ</li><li>Historical outline and chronology of events in Australian history</li><li>railway maps of each state and NZ</li><li>numerous advertisements</li>Australian Lutheran 1913-20. 1913-21. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the first decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. 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Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the first decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. 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Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the first decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. 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Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1921-30. 1921-30. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the second decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1931-40. 1931-40. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA)" from 1913-1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries.It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many.This title is the third decade in a series of 'Australian Lutheran' magazines ranging from 1913-1966. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire 'Australian Lutheran' magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1941-50. 1941-50. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. 'The Australian Lutheran' was the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) from was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history and also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Consisting of approximately 4000 pages, this CD is the fourth decade in a series of Australian Lutheran magazines ranging from 1913-1966 and covers the 1941-1950 period. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1951-60. 1851-60. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. The Australian Lutheran, the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history. It also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Containing over 4200 pages, this CD covers the 1951-1960 period. A feature from 1958 onwards is the publication of special "Queensland Edition" pages. These pages are also included on this CD. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1951-60. 1851-60. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. The Australian Lutheran, the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history. It also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Containing over 4200 pages, this CD covers the 1951-1960 period. A feature from 1958 onwards is the publication of special "Queensland Edition" pages. These pages are also included on this CD. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1951-60. 1851-60. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. The Australian Lutheran, the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history. It also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Containing over 4200 pages, this CD covers the 1951-1960 period. A feature from 1958 onwards is the publication of special "Queensland Edition" pages. These pages are also included on this CD. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1951-60. 1851-60. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. The Australian Lutheran, the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history. It also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and will prove a valuable resource for many. Containing over 4200 pages, this CD covers the 1951-1960 period. A feature from 1958 onwards is the publication of special "Queensland Edition" pages. These pages are also included on this CD. Following is a complete list of Australian Lutheran digital products. <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-1">The Australian Lutheran 1913-20</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-2">The Australian Lutheran 1921-30</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-3">The Australian Lutheran 1931-40</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-4">The Australian Lutheran 1941-50</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-5">The Australian Lutheran 1951-60</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131-6">The Australian Lutheran 1961-66</a> <a href="http://www.archivecdbooks.com.au/productDetails.asp?ProductCode=AU0131C">The Australian Lutheran 1913-66</a> - complete set of the entire Australian Lutheran magazines a special set priceAustralian Lutheran 1951-60. 1851-60. Now available for the first time on CD-ROM. The Australian Lutheran, the nationwide magazine for the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (ELCA) was published from 1913 to 1966. It gives an amazing insight into the issues of the day and the development and role of the Lutheran Church in Australian history. It also provides a large amount of information on specific events and people in the Australian Lutheran churches past in the form of notices, including many marriages, deaths and obituaries. It contains a huge amount of valuable and interesting information for historians and researchers in many areas, and