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Contents
CDs for
Delaware and Maryland ......... 2
New Jersey ............................ 3
Pennsylvania ......................... 3
Virginia ................................... 4
General Reference Books .... 5
Maps ...................................... 5
Delaware
Delaware Statewide................ 6
Kent County ........................... 7
New Castle County ................. 8
Sussex County ....................... 8
Maryland
Eastern Shore of MD .............. 9
Southern Maryland ................. 11
Maryland Statewide ................ 12
Anne Arundel County ............. 14
Baltimore City & County ......... 14
Calvert County........................ 16
Caroline County ..................... 16
Carroll County ........................ 16
Cecil County ........................... 17
Charles County....................... 17
Dorchester County ................. 17
Frederick County .................... 18
Harford County ....................... 18
Kent County ........................... 19
Montgomery County ............... 19
Prince George’s County ......... 19
Queen Anne’s County ............ 20
St. Mary’s County ................... 20
Somerset County.................... 20
Talbot County ......................... 21
Washington County ................ 21
Wicomico County ................... 21
Worcester County................... 21
New Jersey
New Jersey Statewide ............ 22
Atlantic County ....................... 22
Bergen County ....................... 22
Burlington County ................... 22
Camden County ..................... 23
Cape May County .................. 23
Cumberland County ............... 23
Essex County......................... 23
Gloucester County ................. 23
Middlesex County .................. 23
Monmouth County ................. 23
Salem County ........................ 23
Somerset County ................... 24
Union County ......................... 24
North Carolina
North Carolina Statewide ....... 24
Anson County ........................ 24
Bertie County ......................... 24
Bladen County ....................... 24
Burke County ......................... 24
Bute County ........................... 24
Cabarrus County.................... 24
Caswell County ...................... 25
Chatham County .................... 25
Craven County ....................... 25
Currituck County .................... 25
Edenton District ..................... 25
Edgecombe County ............... 25
Franklin County...................... 25
Granville County .................... 25
Halifax County ....................... 26
Johnston County .................... 26
Mecklenburg County ............. 26
Nash County .......................... 26
New Bern District ................... 26
Northampton County .............. 26
Orange County ...................... 26
Pasquotank County................ 26
Rowan County ....................... 26
Tyrell County ......................... 27
Wilkes County ........................ 27
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Statewide ......... 27
Adams County ....................... 27
Allegheny County................... 27
Armstrong County .................. 27
Bedford County ...................... 27
Berks County ......................... 28
Bucks County......................... 28
Cambria County ..................... 28
Clarion County ....................... 28
Chester County ...................... 28
Cumberland County ............... 29
Dauphin County ..................... 29
Delaware County .................... 29
Fayette County ....................... 29
Indiana County ....................... 29
Jefferson County .................... 29
Lancaster County ................... 28
Lebanon County ..................... 30
Montgomery County ............... 30
Northampton County .............. 30
Philadelphia County ............... 31
Schuylkill County .................... 31
Somerset County ................... 31
Venango County .................... 31
Washington County ................ 31
Westmoreland County ............ 32
York County ........................... 32
South Carolina
South Carolina Statewide ....... 32
Virginia
Virginia Statewide .................. 32
Accomack County .................. 33
Albemarle County................... 34
Alexandria County .................. 34
Amelia County ........................ 34
Augusta County ..................... 34
Bedford County ...................... 34
Botetourt County .................... 35
Brunswick County .................. 35
Buckingham County ............... 35
Campbell County.................... 35
Caroline County ..................... 35
Charles City County ............... 36
Chesterfield County ................ 36
Clarke County ........................ 36
Culpeper County .................... 36
Cumberland County ............... 36
Essex County ......................... 36
Fairfax County ........................ 36
Fauquier County..................... 37
Frederick County .................... 37
Gloucester County.................. 37
Goochland County ................. 37
Halifax County ....................... 37
Hanover County ..................... 37
Henrico County ...................... 37
Henry County......................... 38
Isle of Wight County............... 38
James City County................. 38
King George County .............. 38
King William County............... 39
Lancaster County .................. 39
Loudoun County .................... 39
Lunenburg County ................. 39
Madison County..................... 40
Mathews County .................... 40
Mecklenburg County .............. 40
Middlesex County .................. 40
Nansemond County ............... 40
New Kent County ................... 40
Norfolk County ....................... 40
Northampton County.............. 40
Northumberland County ......... 41
Orange County ...................... 41
Pittsylvania County ................ 41
Powhatan County .................. 42
Prince George County ........... 42
Prince William County............ 42
Princess Anne County ........... 42
Rappahannock County .......... 42
Richmond County ................. 42
City of Richmond ................... 43
Rockbridge County ................ 43
Rockingham County .............. 43
Russell County ...................... 43
Shenandoah County .............. 43
Spotsylvania County .............. 43
Stafford County...................... 43
Surry County.......................... 44
Sussex County ...................... 44
Warwick County..................... 44
Washington County ............... 44
Westmoreland County ........... 45
York County .......................... 45
Washington, DC .................... 46
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CD-ROMs
Our CDs use either Adobe Acrobat Reader (available as a free download from
www.adobe.com) OR Family Archive Viewer (available as a free download from
http://www.genealogy.com/abtffiv.html). All CDs work with Windows 7, however
we have no information for how they work on Windows 8.
PLEASE NOTE:
Family Archive Viewer". Do NOT install both programs in the same directory,
as they conflict with each other! NOTE: Family Archive CDs can NOT be
viewed with Family Tree Maker 2008 and above. In this case you must use
“Family Archive Viewer.”
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on a Mac product. There is no support for getting a FAV CD to run on a
Mac. If you order a CD which requires Family Archive Viewer to read, you
are ordering at your own risk.
Delaware and Maryland CDs
Maryland Settlers and Soldiers. Contains the following books:
Maryland Records: Colonial, Revolutionary, County and Church (2
vols.); Muster Rolls and Other Records of Service of Maryland Troops
in the American Revolution; Maryland Revolutionary Records;
Revolutionary Records of Maryland; Orderly Book of the Maryland
Loyalists Regiment; Marriages and Deaths from the Maryland Gazette,
1727-1839; Marriages and Deaths from Baltimore Newspapers, 17961816; Index to Marriages and Deaths in the Baltimore Sun, 1837-1850;
And 1851-1860; A Record of Interments at the Friends Burial Ground,
Baltimore, Maryland; Marriage Licenses of Caroline County, Maryland,
1774-1815; Index of Marriage Licenses, Prince George's County,
Maryland, 1777-1886; The British Invasion of Maryland, 1812-1815;
Roster of Civil War Soldiers from Washington County, Maryland; Civil
War Burials in Baltimore's Loudon Park Cemetery. CD7521 - $39.99
Kent County, Delaware Guardian Accounts, 1750-1850. Mary
Marshall Brewer. Includes all 7 volumes from our original Kent County
Guardian Accounts series. Relationships are stated and implied
throughout. Ages are sometimes exact and other times approximate.
Various facets of genealogy: re-marriage of the widow, marriage of the
daughters, death of the guardians. You must have Adobe Acrobat
Reader to view these pages. Includes fully searchable text.
Consolidated index. 2007. 2,533 pages of text. DCD104 - $34.99
Maryland Genealogies and Marriages. 1634-1820. Includes the
following 6 books on MD genealogy: Maryland Marriages, 1634-1820
(3 vols.), Baltimore Co. Families 1659-1759 - both by Robert Barnes,
and the 2-vol. Maryland Genealogies from the Maryland Historical
Magazine. Single Index. Uses Family Archive Viewer. CD7195 $39.99
Hudson & Tatnall's Cemetery Records of Sussex County, DE.
Cemetery records transcribed by Robert J. Redden. Millard F. Hudson
compiled the Hudson Cemetery Records circa 1928. Walter G. Tatnall
also compiled tombstone records which were purchased by the DE
State Archives in the 1930s. Data gleaned herein is believed to contain
all names appearing in the originals except for Odd Fellows and Christ
Church Cemeteries, which are in Kent County. 2005. Viewed with
Adobe Acrobat Reader. Fully searchable text. DCD101 - $29.99
Sussex County Orphans Court Records. Compiled by the
Delaware Genealogical Society from holdings at the Delaware
Public Archives. Not abstracts. The CDs contain images of the
microfilmed pages of the original records and complete indexes which
include relationship to the decedent or principal involved; dates; page
numbers; property location; reason for the case; and additional
comments. 2004. Uses Adobe Acrobat Reader.
1777 – 1782. Volumes B & C. 738 pp. DCD1777 - $18.00
1784 – 1793. Volumes D & E. 433 pp. DCD1784 - $18.00
1793 – 1797. Volume F. 433 pp. DCD1793 - $18.00
Maryland and Delaware Revolutionary Patriots, 1775-1783.
Contains images of 11 vols. of MD and DE military record bks. Covers
the entire state of DE and the following MD counties: Kent, Queen
Anne, Montgomery, Calvert, St. Mary’s, Frederick, Prince George’s,
Charles, Baltimore, Anne Arundel, Harford. Includes information
gathered from primary and secondary sources including military,
pension, probate, and other court records, as well as the census of
1776. Requires Family Tree Maker or Family Archive Viewer (Family
Tree Maker 2008 and 2009 MUST use Family Archive Viewer – see
note under CD-ROMs above). CD5133 - $29.99
Kent County Delaware Land Records, 1680 -1789. These abstracts
consist primarily of deeds, but the early land records sometimes
served as a "catch-all" for recording events including powers of
attorney, patents, articles of agreement, acknowledgment of receipt of
estate portion, deeds of gift to family members, contracts, and quit
claims. Consolidated index. Fully searchable text. Uses Adobe
Acrobat Reader. DCD102 - $29.99
New Castle County, Delaware Land Records August 1728-June
1752. This CD contains the contents of three volumes: Deed Books I1,
K1, L1, M1, N1, and Q1. Viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader. CG003
- $19.50
New Castle County, Delaware Land Records May 1755-March
1770. Viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader. CG002 - $19.50.
Colonial Families of Maryland. Contains 17 books including Anne
Arundel Gentry series by Harry Wright Newman; Early Families of
Southern Maryland, Volumes 1-6 by Elise Greenup Jourdan; Colonial
Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Volumes 1-4 by Robert W.
Barnes and F. Edward Wright; Early Families of Frederick County,
Maryland and Adams County, Pennsylvania by Steve Gilland;
Frederick County Backgrounds, by Steve Gilland; Colonial Families of
Anne Arundel County, Maryland by Robert Barnes; Monocacy and
Catoctin: Some Settlers of Western Maryland and Adjacent
Pennsylvania and their Descendants, 1725-1988, Volume 2 by C.E.
Schildknecht. Requires Family Tree Maker or Family Archive Viewer
(Family Tree Maker 2008 and 2009 MUST use Family Archive Viewer
– see note under CD-ROMs above). CD5184 - $29.99
Delmarva Genealogies Volume 1. Contains 11 books of the series
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore Maryland; Volumes 5 through
15. [The first 4 volumes are contained in the above CD Colonial
Families of Maryland.] These volumes were compiled by Henry C.
Peden, Jr.; Ralph A. Riggin; Vernon L. Skinner, Jr. and F. Edward
Wright. Viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Fully searchable text.
DCD105 - $34.99
Delmarva Genealogies Volume 2. Contains 8 books of the series
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore Maryland; Volumes 16 through
23. These volumes were compiled by Henry C. Peden, Jr.; Ralph A.
Riggin; Vernon L. Skinner, Jr. and F. Edward Wright. Viewed with
Adobe Acrobat Reader. Fully searchable text DCD110 - $29.99
Delmarva Genealogies Volume 3 Contains Volumes 1 through 11 of
Colonial Families of Delaware. These volumes were compiled by
Ralph and Catherine Beverly and F. Edward Wright. Viewed with
Adobe Acrobat Reader. Fully searchable text. DCD113 - $34.99
Delmarva Patriots. Contains 6 volumes (1606 pages) of previously
published works of Henry C. Peden, Jr., identifying the men and
women of the Delmarva Peninsula who served in the military or
otherwise contributed and supported the American colonies during the
Revolutionary War. Covers the counties of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent,
Queen Anne’s, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worcester in
Maryland and all of Delaware. Also includes Colonial Delaware
Soldiers and Sailors 1638-1776. Viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
DCD114 - $29.99
Births, Marriages, and Deaths of Maryland’s Eastern Shore. This
CD contains the family records of 186 Bibles held by various historical
societies, libraries and archives (first published in 2000 as Volume 4,
Maryland Bible Records. The second part of this CD is a reproduction
of the pages of the book Marriages and Deaths from Eastern Shore
Newspapers, 1790 - 1835. These entries will fill a void in the difficult
period in which there is a dearth of information for researchers. Viewed
with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Fully searchable text. DCD108 - $19.99
Maryland Genealogical Society Bulletin. Contains images of the
pages from volumes 1 through 38 of the Maryland Genealogical
Society Bulletin. Each volume includes historical and genealogical
material, family charts from personal and public records, transcribed
public domain records, letters to the editor, as well as queries and
answers. Published by the Maryland Genealogical Society, the Bulletin
is distributed quarterly to its members. The essays and articles
collected in this CD include information on approximately 240,000
individuals. An electronic index allows you to search for your ancestors
quickly and easily. Scanned images of the pages of this periodical
cover the period from its inception in 1960 through 1997. Requires
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Family Tree Maker or Family Archive Viewer (Family Tree Maker 2008
and 2009 MUST use Family Archive Viewer – see note under CDROMs above). CD5208 - $39.99
Maryland Probate Records. Contains images of the pages from
Maryland Calendar of Wills (vols. 1-16 covering the period from 16351777), Abstracts of the Inventories (1685-1777), Administration
Accounts (1685-1754), and Balance Books (1755-1777). Requires
Family Tree Maker or Family Archive Viewer (Family Tree Maker 2008
and 2009 MUST use Family Archive Viewer – see note under CDROMs above). CD5206- $39.99.
Note: At the time the above CD was created the Administration
Accounts series had not been completed. Not covered on the CD
are Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court of
Maryland, 1754-1777 (5 volumes which may also be ordered - see
p. 28.
Church Records: Maryland and Delaware, 1600s-1800s. Scanned
images of 27 books on early Maryland and Delaware church records.
Includes all 5 volumes of: Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records
(1648-1825), Vital Records of Kent and Sussex Counties, DE, 16861800, Early Church Records of New Castle Co., DE (2 vols.), and a
large number of books covering church records of the Western Shore
of Maryland. Uses Family Archive Viewer. CD178 - $29.99
Births, Deaths, and Marriages of Baltimore County in the 1800s.
Contains 4 volumes of Bible records previously published. These
records were generally recorded in the 1800s with a few recorded in
the 1900s and relate to families of Baltimore, Harford, and Carroll
counties. Also includes Methodist and Quaker records. 3 volumes of
Baltimore Methodist churches covering the period between 1799 and
1850 and Quaker records covering the period, 1801-1825 (marriages,
births and deaths, certificates of removal and abstracts of the minutes).
Lastly, the book Baltimore City Deaths and Burials 1834-1840 draws
from various sources including newspapers, interment records,
cemetery records and other publications. Viewed with Adobe Acrobat
Reader. DCD115 -$29.99
Maryland Militia in the War of 1812. This CD contains Volumes 1
through 8 of the previously published Maryland Militia in the War of
1812 series in full “text searchable” format. The CD has an added
bonus of the Muster rolls and Pay rolls of Washington and
Allegany Counties, Maryland and a few other miscellanous
records. The books and CD contain abstracts of the muster, pay and
receipt rolls. These rolls show the dates the units were activated, place
of rendezvous, days served by the individual, with various annotations
such as sick, killed, deserted, number of miles to home, etc. A large
number of bounty land and pension applications, submitted by the
veterans in 1750 and 1755 and pension applications submitted in 1871
and 1878, have been abstracted by the author for the counties of Anne
Arundel, Caroline, Calvert, Cecil, Charles, Frederick, Montgomery,
Prince George’s, St. Mary’s. One consolidated index. Viewed with
Adobe Acrobat Reader. Fully searchable text. DCD103 - $29.99
New Jersey CDs
Calendar of NJ Wills Volumes 1-3. Electronic images of the
Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Vols 1-3 covering the period from 16701760. Each volume includes abstracts of wills, administrations, and
guardianships and is indexed separately. The abstracts of the wills and
administrations were taken from the originals in the office of the
Secretary of State; included are many unrecorded wills & inventories.
Vol. 1 includes an essay on probate practices in early New Jersey
which genealogists will find informative. 1999. Viewed with Adobe
Acrobat Reader. HB1171 - 29.00
East New Jersey Land Records 1702-1791. Includes 10 volumes of
East New Jersey Land Records in full text version. Viewed with Adobe
Acrobat Reader. DCD112 - $34.99
Genealogies of New Jersey Families, 1600s-1800s. This CD
contains images of the pages from Genealogies of New Jersey
Families, a two-volume set comprised of family history articles first
published in the Genealogical Society of New Jersey’s journal,
Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey. This CD requires Family
Archive Viewer, which is available as a free download. CD7182 $39.99
The New Jersey Biographical Index, 1800s. This CD contains
images from the pages of the New Jersey Biographical Index. The
New Jersey Biographical Index references nearly 2,000 volumes of
237 periodicals and sources. In all, it includes approximately 60,000
individuals and covers the entire state of New Jersey in the 1800s.
This CD is no longer available, but we have a few copies remaining.
Viewed with Family Archive Viewer, which is available as a free
download. CD7190 - $39.99 NOW ONLY $17.50
Pennsylvania CDs
Pennsylvania Wills 1682-1834. This CD includes text from 27
Pennsylvania probate record abstracts from Berks, Bucks, Chester,
Cumberland, Delaware, Lancaster, Montgomery, Philadelphia, and
York counties originally published by Colonial Roots. Viewed with
Family Archive Viewer. DCD209 - $29.99
Lancaster County Births, Marriages, and Deaths. This CD includes
the following: Lancaster County Church Records of the 18th Century by
F. Edward Wright, 5 volumes; abstracts of Lancaster County wills from
1732-1820, and Early Families of Lancaster, Lebanon, and Dauphin
Counties. Uses Adobe Acrobat Reader. DCD116 - $29.99
Philadelphia German Church Records. This CD includes the
following eight volumes of Philadelphia Church Records: 18th Century
Church Records of the German Lutheran Church at Philadelphia (St.
Michaels and Zion) Volumes 1-5 (1745-1800); 18th Century Records of
the Germantown Reformed Church of Pennsylvania; Early Church
Records of the First Reformed Church of Philadelphia, Volumes 1 and
2. 2008. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader to view. DCD106 - $29.99
Early Records of Chester County Pennsylvania 1700s–1800. This
CD includes the following 12 books in full text version: Abstracts of
Chester County Land Records Volumes 1 through 5 covering the time
period of 1681-1765 (The land records included deeds, mortgages,
bonds, leases/releases, and land patented); Early Church Records of
Chester County, Volumes 1 through 3; Four Volumes of the Wills of
Chester County, PA. covering the time period 1713-1800. Requires
Adobe Acrobat Reader. DCD107 - $29.99
Church Records: Selected Areas of Pennsylvania, 1600s to 1800s.
18 books on early Pennsylvania church records orig. published by
Family Line. These books reference approx. 201,000 individuals. You
will find information on events such as birth, marriages and baptisms.
Counties covered incl. Berks, Bucks (Vols 1-3), Dauphin, Lebanon,
Lancaster (Vols 1-3) , Philadelphia (Reformed), and York. Uses
Family Archive Viewer. CD5166 - $29.99
Pennsylvania Biographies and Genealogies, 1600s-1800s. Names
315,000 individuals, primarily from southeastern & southwestern PA
during the colonial and early federal periods. Contains historical
sketches, essays, bios, and genealogies on early Pennsylvanians
(mainly Quakers, Scotch-Irish, & Germans). Uses Family Archive
Viewer. CD7530 - $39.99
Virginia CDs
York County, Virginia Land Records, Wills, Inventories, 16941729. This CD includes 16 books (over 3500 pages) previously
published by Colonial Roots. Probate records include the name of the
deceased, dates of signing and probate, heirs, executors,
administrators and witnesses. Items in the inventory are generally
described, but not in detail. The names of all slaves are included. The
land records consist primarily of deeds, but the early land records
sometimes served as a "catch-all" for recording events including
powers of attorney, patents, articles of agreement, acknowledgment of
receipt of estate portion, deeds of gift to family members, contracts,
and quit claims. Text is fully searchable. Requires Adobe Acrobat
Reader to view. CD530 - $39.99
York County, Virginia Land Records, Wills, Inventories, 17291783. This CD includes 16 books (over 1862 pages) previously
published by Colonial Roots. Probate records include the name of the
deceased, dates of signing and probate, heirs, executors,
administrators and witnesses. Items in the inventory are generally
described, but not in detail. The names of all slaves are included. The
land records consist primarily of deeds, but the early land records
sometimes served as a "catch-all" for recording events including
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powers of attorney, patents, articles of agreement, acknowledgment of
receipt of estate portion, deeds of gift to family members, contracts,
and quit claims. Text is fully searchable. Viewed with Adobe Acrobat
Reader. DCD531 - $29.99
members, property, bequests, places of residence, and dates of
emigration, the "gleanings" shed light on the English origins of
thousands of early Virginians. Uses Family Archive Viewer..CD7186 $39.99
King George County, Virginia Court Orders 1721-1760. Contains
10 volumes of abstracts of King George County, Virginia Court Orders
covering the period of 1721-1760. The original books contained over
2000 pages. Viewable with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Fully searchable
text. DCD109 - $29.99
Virginia Colonial Records 1600s-1700s. Naming nearly a quartermillion Virginians living in the colony between 1607 and 1776, this CD
is designed to simplify genealogical research by combining the images
of pages of selected volumes published by the Genealogical
Publishing Company with a single electronic name index which allows
you to search all the volumes quickly and effortlessly. Thus a search
on a single name will turn up all references to that name found in any
of the following volumes: Virginia's Colonial Soldiers, by Lloyd
Bockstruck; Virginia's Colonial Militia, 1651-1776, by William
Armstrong Crozier; List of the Colonial Soldiers of Virginia, by Hamilton
J. Eckenrode; Cavaliers and Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land
Patents and Grants, 1623-1666, by Nell Marion Nugent; Early Virginia
Immigrants, 1623-1666, by George Cabell Greer; Virginia Colonial
Abstracts (34 vols.), by Beverly Fleet; Virginia Gleanings in England,
by Lothrop Withington; Personal Names in Hening"s Statutes at Large
of Virginia, by Joseph J. Casey; English Duplicates of Lost Virginia
Records, by Louis Des Cognets, Jr.; The Quit Rents of Virginia, 1704,
by Annie. L. W. Smith; Some Emigrants to Virginia, by William G.
Stanard; The Colonial Virginia Register, by William G. and Mary N.
Stanard; Colonial Records of Virginia, Committee of the Virginia State
Library. Uses Family Archive Viewer. CD7503 - $29.99
Early Virginia Church Records 1600s to 1800s. Contains 7 books:
Early Church Records of Loudoun County 1745-1800; Quaker Records
of the Cedar Creek Monthly Meeting 1739-1793; Early Church Records
of Rockingham County prior to 1800; Early Church Records of
Alexandria and Fairfax County 1732-1815; Quaker Records of the
Henrico, New Kent, and Charles City Counties covering late 1600s to
1800; Quaker Records of the South River Monthly Meeting 1756-1800;
and Early Quaker Records of Southeast Virginia. Uses Adobe Acrobat
Reader. DCD111 - $29.99
Princess Anne County, Virginia, Deeds, Wills, and Guardianships
- Anne E. Maling. Contains: Princess Anne County, Virginia, Land and
Probate Records Abstracted from Deed Books One to Eighteen, 16911783 (1995); Princess Anne County, Virginia, Wills, 1783-1871 (1994);
and Guardian Accounts of Princess Anne County, Virginia, 1736-1871
(1997). 1999. Approximately 765 page of images on CD. Requires
Adobe Acrobat Reader. WCD1098 - $25.00
Genealogies of Virginia Families from the Virginia Magazine of
History and Biography. This CD contains images of the pages of all
five volumes of Genealogies of Virginia Families published originally by
the Genealogical Publishing Company in 1981. The five volumes
together contain all the family history articles that appeared in VMHB
from its inception in 1893 to 1977. The articles document more than
300 families from all parts of the Old Dominion, and the majority trace
lines of descent through seven or eight generations, with the data
spanning a time period of two or three centuries or more and naming
over 75,000 individuals. Uses Family Archive Viewer. CD7162 $39.99
Virginia Vital Records #1, 1600s-1800s. Contains the following
books: Virginia Vital Records, Virginia Marriage Records, Virginia Will
Records, Virginia Land Records, Virginia Military Records, and Virginia
Tax Records. These books are comprised of articles originally
appearing in The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, The
William and Mary College Quarterly and Tyler’s Quarterly. Uses Family
Archive Viewer. CD7174 - $39.99
Virginia Marriage Records - Therese A. Fisher. These marriage
records cover the city of Fredericksburg 1722-1900, and the counties
of Floyd 1772-1850, Giles 1772-1850, Montgomery 1772-1850,
Orange 1722-1867, Pulaski 1772-1850, Spotsylvania 1722-1900, and
Stafford 1722-1900. Includes an index to brides. **Marriage Records of
the City of Fredericksburg and the County of Stafford, Virginia, 18511900 (1994) **Marriage Records of the City of Fredericksburg, and of
Orange, Spotsylvania, and Stafford Counties, Virginia, 1722-1850,
Second Edition (1990) **Marriages in the New River Valley, Virginia:
Montgomery, Floyd, Pulaski and Giles Counties (1991) **Marriages in
Virginia: Spotsylvania County 1851-1900, and Orange County, 18511867 (1992). 1999. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader, WCD1127 $30.00
Genealogies of Virginia Families from The William and Mary
College Quarterly. This CD contains images of all five volumes of
Genealogies of Virginia Families from the William and Mary College
Quarterly and the single volume of Virginia Gleanings, which had
originally been published serially in The Virginia Magazine of History
and Biography. Of the three periodicals which were originally devoted
to Virginia genealogy and history, the William and Mary College
Quarterly was the most scholarly. The five volumes offered here
contain every family history article published in the Quarterly from 1892
to 1943, when genealogical contributions ceased. No fewer than 500
genealogies referencing over 100,000 individuals were published, and
these, together with a substantial number of Bible records, appear in
this CD in entirety, with an alphabetical index. Also included on this CD
is Lothrop Withington's Virginia Gleanings, which contains abstracts of
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The Duke of York Records 1646-1679. Comprising the Letters
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Marylanders and Delawareans in the French and Indian War, 17561763. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Approximately 6,000 soldiers, sailors and
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The Delaware Militia in the War of 1812. Henry C. Peden, Jr.
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Revolutionary Patriots of Delaware, 1775-1783. Henry C. Peden, Jr.
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Kent County, Delaware
formed in 1680 as St. Jones County
renamed as Kent County in 1682
+NEW! Kent County, Delaware Marriage References and
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Probate Records of Kent County, Delaware. Mary Marshall Brewer.
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Calendar of Kent County Delaware Probate Records, 1680-1800.
Leon deValinger, Jr. Short abstracts of the wills and administration
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Souls in Heaven, Names in Stone. Kent County, Delaware
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Kent County, Delaware Guardian Accounts (1750-1850). Mary
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New Castle County, Delaware
formed in 1673
New Castle County, Delaware Land Records. Carol J. Garrett.
Deed books can hold much more than just deeds. Also found can be
slave manumissions, bills of sale, powers of attorney, miscellaneous
contracts, military pensions, and more items of genealogical value.
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New Castle County, Delaware Marriage References and Family
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records (actual and implied) taken from church records, land records,
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records, published genealogies, military records, and records of
adjoining counties in which one of the parties was a resident of New
Castle County. 2011. 5 ½ x 8 ½. D1685 - $35.00
Marriages, Births, Deaths, and Removals of New Castle County,
Delaware, 1801-1850. F. Edward Wright. A collection of church
records (primarily Quaker records of Wilmington Monthly Meeting) and
the records of Old Swedes (Holy Trinity) and Marriage License Bonds
of the county for the period 1801-1836 discovered by Gilbert Cope in
1910. Also included are Death Records of the Welsh Tract Baptist
Meeting and Bastardy records of New Castle County (usually giving
names of mother and father), and a few other records. D1321 - $27.00
Orphans Court Proceedings of New Castle County, Delaware
These records reveal not only the names of minors (girls under age 18
and boys under 21) but the names of the guardians which could be the
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Hannah, late Hannah Coates, daughter of Mary Coates, late Mary
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Philadelphia, bricklayer. She died seized of 282 acres; her husband
died soon thereafter. Her children are named along with the husbands
of her daughters. A deceased daughter is also named.
1742 – 1761. F. Edward Wright. 2001. 197 pp. D020 - $18.00
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April 1793 – April 1802. Sarah Deakyne Burke. 2008. 276 pp.
MD3034 - $31.00
August 1802 – March 1811. Margaret Deakyne Mealy. 2008. 236 pp.
MD3035 - $28.50
August 1811 – March 1822. Margaret Deakyne Mealy.. 2008. 240 pp.
MD3036 - $28.50
Early Church Records of New Castle County, Delaware, Vol. 1. F.
Edward Wright. Records of the following churches, through 1800:
Immanuel Church, Welsh Tract Baptist Meeting, Newark Monthly
Meeting (New Castle Co. Quaker marriages), Wilmington Monthly
Meeting (births, deaths, marriages, certificates of removal), Pencader
Presbyterian Church, Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, St. Peters'
Catholic Church, marriage bonds of New Castle Co. (1994), 2007. 329
pp. WB0796 - $28.50
Early Church Records of New Castle County, Delaware, Volume 2:
Old Swedes Church, Wilmington Delaware 1713-1799. With
corrections. This is the register of Old Swedes as translated from the
original Swedish by Horace Burr as published by the Historical Society
of Delaware in 1890. The church minutes are not included in order to
reduce cost of the book. Persons of denominations other than
Lutheran availed themselves of the ministry and church rites. Many
English names, with spellings often corrupted, appear in these records.
(1994), 2007. 410 pp. WB0797 - $32.00
A Calendar of Delaware Wills, New Castle County, 1682-1800.
These abstracts of the earliest wills of New Castle County constitute a
principal reference for 17th- and 18th-century Delaware genealogy.
Each entry supplies the full name of the testator and such additional
information as profession, place of residence, dates of filing and
probate, names of children, relatives, wives, witnesses, executors, etc.
(1911), 2006. CC1140 - $25.00
New Castle County, Delaware Wills, 1800-1813. Mary Marshall
Brewer. 316 pp. 2004. D132- $26.00
New Castle County, Delaware Land Records. Carol J. Garrett &
Carol Bryant. Deeds, leases, releases, powers of attorney,
appointments, mortgages, patents. Relationships are often revealed in
the description of the property.
1673-1710. 1999. 185 pp. WB0077 – $20.00
1715-1728. (1998), 2007. 202 pp. WB1948 – $20.00
1728-1731 & 1734-1738. 2001. 198 pp. D006 - $16.00
1738-1743. 2002. 160 pp. D037 – O.O.P.
1749-1752. (1998), 2000. 169 pp. WB1954 –O.O.P
1755-1762. 1999. 242 pp. WB2054 - $O.O.P.
1762-1765. 276 pp. 2000. WB1974 - $22.00
1764-1769 246 pp. 2003. D071 - $22.00
1770-1777. 302 pp. 2004. CG001 – $27.00
Sussex County, Delaware
formed in 1682
Sussex County, Delaware Marriage References 1648-1800. F.
Edward Wright. These are marriage records (actual and implied) taken
from church records, land records, Bible records, cemetery records,
wills and administrations, court records, published genealogies, military
records, and records of adjoining counties in which one of the parties
was a resident of Sussex County. 2010. 314 pp. D1681 - $29.50
Tombstones of Sussex County, Delaware – Volume 1. Downstate
Delaware Genealogical Society. Includes the following cemeteries:
Baltimore Hundred: Blackwater Presbyterian Church. Broad Creek: Old
Christ Church. Broadkill: Betts Family; First Congregrational United
Church of Chris; Bethel A.M.E. Church; Odd Fellows; Henlopen
Memorial Park; Zion U.M. Church, Whites Chapel, Weigan, Harbeson,
Josiah Veasey, Eli G. Collins, Holland, Old Presbyterian Church,
Goshen M.E. Church, Reynolds M.E. Church, Dorman-Richards
Family, Alexander Warrington. Cedar Creek: Staytonville Church;
Slaughter Neck U.M. Church; Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church; Newmarket;
Union Church; Ellendale Public; Deputy Family; Sarah A. Williams;
Oakley Church; Siloam, Old Hickory; Union Cemetery, Cedar Neck
United Methodist Church, Lincoln Public, Webb, Beniah Sharp Family.
Dagsboro: The Thompson, Levin Steen, Fooks-Short and Green
Family Cemeteries. Georgetown: Hebron M.E. Church; Old Paths
Church of Christ; Sand Hill Church Cemetery; Prospect A.M.E. Church.
Gumboro: Sharp Mitchel; Gumboro; West Woods. Indian River: Christ
Church Non-Denominational, Indian Mission Church, Harmony;
Harman Family; Thoroughgood Family; Craig/Prettyman Family; and
All Saints. Little Creek: Mt. Pleasant U.M. Church. Lewes/Rehoboth:
Peoples Memorial Park, Epworth, Paynter Family. Nanticoke: Tressler
Mennonite Church, Asbury United Methodist Church, Greenwood
Mennonite Church, Macedonia A.M.E. Church, Chaplains Chapel,
Cokesbury Methodist Church. 8 ½ x 11. 316pp. 2007. DD001 - $35.00
Tombstones of Sussex County, Delaware,Volume 2. Downstate
Delaware Genealogical Society. Includes the following family
cemeteries: Blades, Cannon, Carey’s, Col. Armwell Long, Conwell,
Daniel’s Plot, Gordy, Gray, Hobbs-Hearn, Houston, Hudson, Jones (in
Gumboro), Jones (in Nanticoke), Joseph Phillips, Lecates, McGee,
McIlvain, Messick, Morris, Nehemiah Davis, Oliphant, Pepper,
Records, Richards, Short, Simpler, Spicer, Taylor – Williams, West,
Wiltbank. Plus these church and public cemeteries: Gate of Heaven,
Keenwick by the Bay, Mt. Zion, Millville, Bethel Methodist, Trinity
Methodist, St. John AME Zion, Old ME, Old Field AME, Antioch AME,
Providence, Frankford Methodist, McColley’s Chapel, Faith, Bethel
Unity Methodist, Little Hill, Little Creek Primitive Baptist, King’s United
Methodist, Portsville United Methodist, Mt. Nebo United Methodist,
New Zion Methodist, Mt. Pisgah, Centenary United Methodist, Old
Methodist, Ebenezer Church, Israel United Methodist, St. Peter’s P.E.,
Odd Fellows in Seaford, Macedonia, Reliance, Woodland United
Methodist. 8 ½ x 11, 355 pp. 2007. DD002 - $35.00
Tombstones of Sussex County, Delaware, Volume 3. Downstate
Delaware Genealogical Society. BALTIMORE HUNDRED: Wilgus
Cemetery, Roxana Cemetery, Sound Church Cemetery, St. George's
United Methodist Church Cemetery, Sandy Branch Cemetery, Ocean
View Presbyterian Cemetery, McCabe Family Cemetery, Bunting
Family Cemetery, Evans/Lynch Family Cemetery, Joe Long Cemetery,
Daisey Cemetery, and Hudson Cemetery. BROAD CREEK
HUNDRED: Our Lady of Lourdes Cemetery, Bethesda ME Church
Cemetery, Ira West Farm Cemetery, Messick Family Cemetery,
Hitchens Family Cemetery. BROADKILL HUNDRED: Hazzard
Cemetery and Ponder Cemetery. DAGSBORO HUNDRED: Prince
George's Cemetery, Carey's Cemetery, Delaware Veterans Memorial
Cemetery, Woodlawn Memorial Park, and St. Thomas Cemetery.
GEORGETOWN HUNDRED: St. Paul's Church Cemetery, Union
Cemetery, Wilson Farm Cemetery, Wesley M.E. Chapel Cemetery,
Donovan Cemetery, and County Almshouse/Potters Field Cemetery.
GUMBORO HUNDRED: Parsons Cemetery. INDIAN RIVER
HUNDRED: John Walls Family Cemetery and Peter Walls Family
Cemetery. LEWES REHOBOTH HUNDRED: Old Methodist Church
Cemetery - Prettyman/Shanklin, St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Cemetery, Lewes Presbyterian Church of Midway Cemetery, Marsh
Family Cemetery, Friendship Baptist Church Cemetery, and Banks
Family Cemetery. LITTLE CREEK HUNDRED: Archelaus Hastings
Family Cemetery and Ralph's Hill Cemetery. NANTICOKE HUNDRED:
St. Johnstown M.E. Church Cemetery, Smith Family Cemetery, and
Isaacs Family Cemetery. NORTHWEST FORK HUNDRED: Trinity
United Methodist Church Cemetery, Bridgeville Public Cemetery, Gray
Family Cemetery, and Pratt Family Cemetery. SEAFORD HUNDRED:
Bethel Methodist Church Cemetery and Concord Cemetery. DD003 -
$35.00
Calendar of Sussex County Probate Records, 1680-1800. Leon
deValinger, Jr. All of the original probate records in the Hall of Records
have been compared with the recorded copies in the Sussex County
Court House in an effort to obtain as complete and accurate a record
as possible. These abstracts, arranged in chronological order,
generally contain the name of the deceased, the type of record, the
date of the record, heirs, officials such as executor and administrator,
witnesses and the place of the complete record. An every-name index.
(1964), 2003. DGS181 - $30.00.
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Sussex County Land Records. These detailed abstracts have had
several authors including Johnita P. Malone, Mary Marshall Brewer,
Elaine Hastings Mason, F. Edward Wright, and Judith K. Ardine. These
are abstracts of deeds, powers of attorney, bonds, petitions, articles of
agreement, and mortgages. In the early records, land warrants and
patents are recorded. Descendency of the land is frequently given
reciting the heirs and their relationships.
1681-1725. 231 pp. WB1496 - $23.50
1722-1731. 132 pp. HB1508 - $16.00
1732-1743. 121 pp. WB2214 - $16.50
1742-1753. 207 pp. WB1973 - $22.00
1753-1763. 201 pp. WB1554 - $22.00
1763-1769. 167 pp. WB1553 - $19.00
1769-1782. 278 pp. WB0826 - $22.00
1782-1789. 121 pp. WB0417 – $18.00
1789-1792.300 pp. D042 - $27.50
Varied dates. 147 pp. WB1506 - $17.50
Some Records of Sussex County, Delaware. C.H.G. Turner. Covers
the area 30 miles long and 12 miles wide before the settlement with
the Calverts, which greatly expanded the county into what was
considered to be Maryland. A unique potpourri of records: early court
records, civil records, ecclesiastical records, vestry records, Bible
records (St. Peter’s, 1791-1847); a few marriage records, a few wills,
indentures. From 1600s to early 1800s. (1909), 2003. 387 pp. D055 $35.00 Special $20.00
Abstracts of the Proceedings of the Orphan’s Court of Sussex
County, Delaware, 1708-1709, 1728-1777. V. L. Skinner, Jr. Covers
guardianship and guardian accounts; administration accounts for
intestate estates (when there was no will); division of land, primarily for
intestate estates; and valuation of land for intestate estates and
guardian accounts. An excellent means to determine children,
subsequent spouses, ages or approximate ages, and step-children.
(2000), 2006. 255 pp. 8½ x11. D0067 - $39.50
Sussex County Wills. Detailed abstracts of the wills of Sussex Co.
1800-1813. F. Edward Wright. 2004. 114 pp. 8 ½ x 11 D134 $12.50 (comb-bound)
1813-1827. K. Louise Planer. 2004. 94 pp. D135 - $14.00
The Eastern Shore of Maryland
(Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s,
Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worchester counties)
Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore of MD: A Study in
Foundations and Founders. Clayton Torrence. Standard for
researching early families in present counties of Wicomico, Worcester
and Somerset. Describes and lists hundreds of families and settlers.
Early genealogies of major families. Based on deeds, wills, land,
county court and provincial records. (1935), 2007. 583 pp. CC5805 $50.00
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Maryland Series. We
have produced a superb body of knowledge on the lineages of settlers
of this region, following their descendants through the 18th century and
sometimes into the early 1800s. By networking the multi-faceted
talents of these authors we have greatly advanced the research of
these families. Our authors draw on a wide range of published and
unpublished sources including: Probate, Land, & Court Records, Tax
Lists, Church Records, Bible Records, Cemetery Records, published
and unpublished Family Histories (sometimes obscure).
Volume 1 (Kent County). Volume 1 is currently out of print with no
plans to reprint. It is currently available as part of the “Colonial Families
of Maryland” CD (CD5184) which includes volumes 1-4 of this series.
See Volume 21 for revised versions of some of those families covered
in Volume 1.
Volume 2 (Kent County). Robert W. Barnes & F. Edward Wright.
Families covered: Ackland, Allaby, Allibone, Arnold, Barnes,
Bathershall, Bordley, Bowdy, Bowers, Bowles, Boyer, Breward,
Briscoe, Brown, Campbell, Carroll, Carter, Carty, Carville, Chancellor,
Chandler, Christfield, Christian, Church, Clark, Cleaver, Codd, Cole,
Connor, Cooley, Coppedge, Copper, Corse, Coursey, Cousins,
Covington, Cowarding, Crouch, Crow, Crump, Dawes, Day, Deere,
Dorah, Dulany, Ellenor, Fanning, Fiddis, Fields, Flintham, Ford,
Foreman, Forrester, Foxon, Freeman, French, Fulston, Gambell,
Garland, George, Giant, Gibbs, Gilbert, Glassford, Goodhand,
Gooding, Graham, Granger, Grant, Hailes, Haislip, Hazel, Henley, Hill,
Hynson, Ivy, Jervis, Jerome, Jobson, Johnson, Jones, Kelly, Kendall,
Kennard, Kenslaugh, Knight, Knowlman, Lassell, Leatherbury, Linegar,
Lowder, MacCatee, Mann, Mansfield, McCan, Monk, Morgan, Murphy,
Nash, Neale, Newell, Nicholson, Norris, Perkins, Rasin, Ricaud,
Ringgold, Rolph, Shawn, Shield, Smith, Tilden, Wilson, Young. 1996.
394 pp. D1238 - $33.50
Volume 3 (Kent County). Robert W. Barnes & F. Edward Wright.
Families covered: Abbott, Abrahams, Adcock, Aldridge, Alexander,
Anderson, Anderton, Armstrong, Bacon, Barnes, Berry, Bexley,
Blangy, Blay, Box, Broadway, Brown, Brugan, Callaghan, Cape,
Chestham, Codd, Cornelius, Crowley, Curtis, Durden, Dawson (Talbot
Co), Dickinson, Dixon, Dudley, Durand, Elbert, Emerson, Emory, Frith,
Gibson, Goodhand, Grundy, Hall, Hambleton, Harrison, Hicks,
Holstein, Hopkins, Howard, Impey, Kent, King, Kirby, Knapp, Lewis,
Macklin, Manadoe, Markland, Marsh, Parrott, Powell, Richardson,
Rolle, Rouse, Spry, Start, States, Studham, Swift, Troth, Warner,
Watts, Webb, Webster, Winchester, Woolchurch, Woolman. (1999).
2002. 433 pp. D1302 - $34.00 Volume 3 is out of print with no plans to
reprint. It is currently available as part of the “Colonial Families of
Maryland” CD (CD5184) which includes volumes 1-4 of this series.
Volume 4 (Queen Anne's and Talbot Cos Christos Christou Jr. and F.
Edward Wright. Families of Airey, Alford, Bailey, Bartlett, Bayly,
Baynard, Benson, Bishop, Blake, Bodfield, Boon, Bruff, Chaires,
Cheseldine, Cleave, Cooper, Daley, Davis, Deford, Dobson, Dulany,
Earickson, Earle, Falconar, Fish, Fishbourn, Fisher, Gerard, Hamer,
Harding, Hawkins, Hemsley, Jadwyn, Jump, Kelld, Kemp, Kinniment,
Lloyd, Lowe, Montague, Mullikin, Neale, Neadles, O’Bryan, Omelia,
Pearce, Pearson, Pemberton, Pratt, Quinton, Read, Roe, Russam,
Sailes, Seth, Seward, Sewell, Sharp, Skinner, Stevens, Toas, Tolson,
Turbutt, Turner, Usilton, Vanderford, Vickers, Wilkinson, Woodall,
Wooters, Wright, 408 pp. O.O.P. Volume 4 is currently out of print. It is
currently available as part of the “Colonial Families of Maryland” CD
which includes volumes 1-4 of this series. D1498 – currently out of
print
Volume 5 (Queen Anne's and Talbot Counties). Henry C. Peden, Jr. &
F. Edward Wright. Families covered: Angley, Arescott, Atkinson, Auld,
Austin, Ayres, Billiter, Birckhead, Blunt, Bolton, Booker, Bowdle,
Bowman, Bozman, Buckley, Bullen, Chaplin, Corkerin, Covington, Cox,
Dean, Delahay, Denny, Downes, Ferrall, Finnney, Ford, Goforth,
Hackett, Harrington, Hollingsworth, Horsey, Jackson, Jarman, Jones,
Lambdin, Lane, Lee, Long, Mackey, McClean, Martin, MacCotter, Man,
Morley, Nabb, Nevill, Oldham, Paddison, Parvin, Parvis, Preston,
Price, Ratcliff, Register, Rigby, Robins, Robinson, Rochester, Salter,
Sands, Satterfield, Saywell, Scandrett, Scott, Scotten, Scrivener,
Shepherd, Sherwood, Shoebrooks, Sides, Silvester, Simcock, Sparks,
Stanton, Stevenson, Sudler, Sutton, Sweatnam/Sweatman, Tanner,
Tate, Thrift, Tillotson, Tully, Valliant, Vaughan, Vinton, Wallis/Wallace,
Walters/Watters, Watson, Welch, West, Wharton, Whittington, Willis,
Wise, Withgot, Wrightson, Yoe. (1999). 2000. 398 pp. D1956 - $32.00
Volume 6 (Cecil County). Henry C. Peden, Jr. & F. Edward Wright.
Families covered: Alexander, Arrants, Auren, Baker, Barrett,
Bavington, Bayard, Baythorn, Beedle, Bouchell, Bouldin, Bowen,
Bristow, Brumfield, Campbell, Carr, Caulk, Chick, Childs, Clark,
Clements, Cooper, Coppen, Cocks, Crouch, Crow, Currier, Davis,
Etherington, Foster/Forester, George, Guilder, Herman, Hitchcock,
Hodgson, Hollingsworth, Howell, Hukill, Hughes, Husbands, Hyland,
James, Kankey, Kimber, Knight, Larramore, Lewis, Matthiason,
Mauldin, Mercer, Milligan, Morgan, Mounts, Nowland, Numbers,
Oldham, Othoson, Ozier, Parsons, Pearce, Pennington, Porter, Price,
Ricketts, Rumsey, Ryland, Sappington, Severson, Simpers, Singleton,
Sluyter, Stoops, Taylor, Terry, Thompson, Touchstone, Van Bebber,
Vanburkeloe, Veazey, Walmsley, Ward, Wood, Young. (1999). 2004.
251 pp. D1958 - $25.00
Volume 7 (Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's, Somerset and
Talbot Counties). Henry C. Peden, Jr. & F. Edward Wright. Families
covered: Adams (Dorchester Co.), Baggs, Banning, Barber, Barkhurst,
Barnett, Barton, Barwick-Berwick, Beasley, Betts (Queen Anne's Co.),
Booth, Bostick/Bostock, Bradley, Bradshaw, Bright, Browning, Burk,
Butcher, Charles, Chiffins, Clark, Clarkson, Clayland, Claypool,
Clayton, Clements, Clymer, Clove, Cockayne, Collins, Cook, Delahay,
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Dockery, Dodd, Fairbanks, Farrell, Feddeman, Fellow(s), Fisher,
Fleming, Ford, Ford, Foster, Garey, Giles, Hastings, Hatfield, Hickman,
Hignutt, Hooper, Hubbard, Huff, Kirkman, Layton (Dorchester and
Somerset), Lowe and Lowes (Somerset), McCracken, Minor, Nutter,
Phillips, Ross, Salsbury, Seney, Shepherd, Shoebrooks, Shorter,
Spencer, Stafford/Safford, Sullivan, Tibbett/Tippett, Tilghman, Tippins,
Tomblinson, Valliant, Vane, Ward, Wild, Willey, Williams, Willoughby,
Wing. (2000). 2005. 328 pp. D1959 - $26.00
Volume 8 (Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset Counties). Henry C.
Peden, Jr. & F. Edward Wright. Families covered: Ackworth/
Hackworth, Adams, Allen, Bennett, Cannon (Somerset, not Dorchester
or Sussex), Carlisle, Collier, Coulbourne, Crouch, Darby, Davis,
Disheroon, Dixon, Dorman, Gale, Hardy, Hobbs, Holland, Horsey,
Laws, Layfield, Lingo, Mitchell, Noble, Parker, Parremore, Robinson,
Turpin, Ward, Weatherly, Wright. (2000). 2005. 325 pp. D1960 $26.00
Volume 9 (Wicomico, Worcester, and Somerset Counties). Henry C.
Peden, Jr. & F. Edward Wright. Families covered: Adkins, Anderson,
Atkinson, Bacon, Bannister, Bell, Cohoon (Cahoon), Carey,
Christopher, Collins, Dickerson, Duncan, Gray, Ironshire, Kellam,
Lambden, Lamberson, Lane, Martin, Melson, Melvin, Mezick,
Mumford, Pointer, Pope, Porter, Purnell, Quillen, Rackliffe, Scott,
Shockley, Townsend, White. (2000). 2008 (Revised) 353 pp. 8 ½ x 11.
Comb-bound. D001- $28.00
Volume 10 (Wicomico, Worcester and Somerset Counties). Vernon L.
Skinner, Jr. & F. Edward Wright. Families covered: Beavens, Bishop,
Bowen, Chaille, Claywell, Cropper/Crapper, Dale/Deal, Ennis, Fleming,
Franklin, Gillett, Hopkins, Houston, Hudson, Jarman, Kennett,
Marshall, Massey, Mills, Morris, Pilchard, Prideaux, Records/Ricketts/
Rickards, Toadvine, Truitt, Wale/Whaley, Waters. 2000. 405 pp.
D1964 - $32.00
Volume 11 (Dorchester County, unless specified otherwise). Henry C.
Peden, Jr. & F. Edward Wright. Families covered: Alford (revision of
earlier works on these families in Caroline, Dorchester, Kent Co., DE),
Avery, Bestpitch, Bestwick, Blackwell, Bright, Button, Chance, Covey,
Cremeen, Deane, Dorrington, Donnock, Edgar, Fitchew, Foxwell,
Gadd, Gootee, Grimes, Hart, Heather, Kennerly, Killman, Kirwan,
Madkins, Melville, Meredith, Newton, Orrell, Pearson, Poole, Rich, Tall,
Wall, Whiteley, Wingate, Wright, Wroughton. (2000). 2004. 294 pp.
D004 - $25.00
Volume 12 (Somerset County). Henry C. Peden and F. Edward
Wright. Families covered: Alexander, Ballard, Beauchamp, Boyce,
Bozman/Bosman) Bredell, Brereton, Brookeshaw/ Brookshire,
Camperson/Campson, Chambers, Copes/Cope/Coap/Coop, Cord,
Derrickson, Driskell, Dukes, Dukes (Worcester County), Elzey,
Gilliss/Gilley, Heath, Peden/Paden/Paton, Prior/Pryor/Pryer,
Riggin/Riggen, Roach/Roch, Teague/Teage, Tyler/Tylor, Wilson. 2002.
310 pp. D011 - $24.00
Volume 13. Henry C. Peden, Jr. and F. Edward Wright. This volume is
largely devoted to families of Dorchester County and in some cases
Talbot and Queen Anne’s Counties including: Allcock, Barwick, Busick,
Casson, Dawson, Edgell, Fallin (Follen), Frazier, Gary, Insley, Keene,
Kimmey (Kemmey), Langrell, Mace, Mcgraw, Meekins, Paul, Payne,
Peterkin, Rider, Rumbley (Rumley), Shenton (Shinton), Spicer,
Stapleford (Staplefort), Trego (Tregoe), Twyford , Valliant, Wilson.
2002. 302 pp. D027 - $28.00
Volume 14. Henry C. Peden, Jr. and F. Edward Wright. Mostly families
of Dorchester County including Airey; Byus; Caile; Charlescraft;
Chezum; Cooke; Daniel; Dodd; Goslin (Gosling); Guy; Harrison;
Haskins; Hurley; Jacobs; Lecompte; Manning (Calvert, Charles, St.
Mary’s and Dorchester); Mackeel; Manship; Millington; Pattison;
Pritchett; Smoot; Underwood; Vaulx/Voss; Vinson; Wheeler; Woolford.
2002. 294 pp. D040 - $25.00
Volume 15. Ralph A. Riggin and F. Edward Wright. Families of
Worcester and Somerset Counties including: Conner/Conaway,
Donoho, Fountain, Gibbons, Givans, Lecatt, McGrath/McGraw, Polk,
Waller, Williams. 2003. 320 pp. D053 – 28.00
Volume 16. Henry C. Peden, Jr. and F. Edward Wright. Families of
Dorchester County including: Andrew/Andrews, Bowdle, Connerly,
Covey, Dagg, Dail, Denwood, Dorsey, Geoghegan, Hackett, Henry,
Hicks, Magee/ Mcghee, McNemara, Medford, Merchant, Mowbray,
Muir, Navey, Nowell/Noel, Skinner, Slacombe, Stanford, Steele,
Swiggett, Thomas (Talbot Co.), Trippe, Tubman, Tunis. 2003. 330 pp.
D057 - $26.00.
Volume 17. Ralph A. Riggin and F. Edward Wright. Families of
Somerset and Worcester Counties including: Callaway (also Kent &
Sussex Cos. DE), Catlin (also Northampton Co. VA and Kent Co. DE),
Cottingham (also Sussex and Kent Co. DE), Curtis, Downes, Ellis,
Goldsmith (also in Sussex Co., DE), Greer, Hayman, Harris (also in
Kent & Sussex Cos. DE), King, Long (also in Dorchester Co. MD), Tull
(also in Caroline and Baltimore Cos. MD and in Sussex Co. DE and
Johnston Co., NC), Wood. 2003. 313 pp. D120 - $25.00
Volume 18. Vernon L. Skinner, Jr. and F. Edward Wright. Families of
Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties Boardman, Nelson,
Nicholson, Phillips, Pitt/Pitts (also including the Pitts of Talbot and
Dorchester counties, MD, and Accomack, Northampton, Isle of Wight
counties, VA), Price (Somerset and Cecil counties), Ralph, Shiles,
Stevens, Stevenson, Summers (also Dorchester County), Wallace &
Willis. 2004. 240 pp. D121 - $24.00
Volume 19. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Families of Dorchester County
including: Aaron, Beckwith, Billings, Brannock, Budd, Bullock, Evans,
Ferguson/Farguson, Geohegan (revised), Gray, Haines,
Hambrook/Hayward/Stewart, Hardikin (Hardigan, Hargaton), Harper,
Hayward, Hodson/Hudson, Kendall, Lake, Long (including Talbot Co.),
Marine, Norman, Nuner/Nooner, Pagan/Pagon, Pindar, Robson, Sare,
Simmons/Seamans, Smart, Tench, Todd, Tootle, Vickars, Windows &
Woodland.2004. 371 pp. D122 - $30.00
Volume 20. Vernon L. Skinner, Jr. & F. Edward Wright. Families of
Somerset & Worcester including Bradford, Brittingham Henderson,
Rodgers/Rogers (also Sussex Co. DE), Hitch, Hitchens (all
aforementioned families are also from the Eastern Shore of VA)
Ellingsworth, Jones, Maddux, and Short (also Sussex Co. DE). 2005. 8
½ x 11. D1223 - $27.00
Volume 21. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Families: Allaby, Battershell (revision
of vol. 2), Blunt (revision of vol. 5), Burchinall, Carty/McCarty (revision
of vol. 2), Chicken, Christian (revision of vol. 2), Church (revision of vol.
2), Coppedge (revision of vol. 2), Crabbin, Devonish (revision of vol. 1),
Dillahunte, Eareckson (revision of vol. 4), Fillingham (revision of vol. 1),
Gooding (revision of vol. 2), Hackett (revision of vol. 1), Hamer
(revision of vol. 4), Higginbothom, Jobson (revision of vol. 2),
Kenslaugh (revision of vol. 2), Knock (revision of vol. 1), Madden
(revision of vol. 1), Maxfield/Maxwell, Meconicon, Millward (revision of
vol. 1), Milton (revision of vol. 1), Peacock, Piner, Ponder, Primrose,
Rain (revision of vol. 1), Salter (revision of vol. 5), Sertain, Simcocks
(revision of vol. 5), Skaggs, Sliney, Slipper, Strong, True (Trew),
Workman, Younger (revision of vol. 1). 329 pp. 2005. D1224 - $27.00
Volume 22. Vernon L. Skinner, Jr. and F. Edward Wright. Covering
primarily the counties of Worcester, Wicomico and Somerset. Includes
families of Byrd (Bird), Blades, Dalby (Dolby), McClester, O’Dear
(Dear, Deer) including a branch in Queen Anne’s Co., Piper including
branch in Sussex Co., Potter, Richardson including Northampton Co,
VA, Timmons, Train (Traine, Trane), Turner including Northampton
Co., VA, Turville, Veazey, Wallace (Wallis), White (revised from vol. 9),
Windsor (Winsor, Windzer). 2006. 305 pp. D1225 – 26.00
Volume 23. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Mr. Peden focuses on families who
settled early in the counties of Kent, Talbot and Queen Anne’s,
Dorchester and Caroline. He covers the following families in detail:
Ayler, Bryan, Byram, Canaday, Carman, Carpenter, Cassey, Clouds,
Cruikshank, Dabb/Dobb, Dowland (Dowling), Driver, Edwin, Enloes,
Fry, Goodman, Gregory, Hadley, Hailes, Hammond, Hart, Hollis,
Jefferys, Kenton, Lillingston, Mason, Mauhawn, Merrick, Middleton,
Oldsen, Pennington, Rye, Smithers, Stanley, Tolley, Trulock, Underhill,
Unitt, Usher, Waltham, Wethered, Whitehead, Williams-Browne,
Yewell. Volume 23 also includes lesser known families with
coverage of one generation: Bancks, Beal, Beazley, Brian, Brumale,
Burger, Byrne, Carmack, Carr, Casnor, Chapman, Churn, Coalson,
Collier, Conway, Currey, Deverge, Donnoghoe, Duerty, Duffey,
Froggitt, Hammon, Head, Heyding, Hill, Hissett, Hood, Hurley, Kadday,
Key(s), Kinward, Ladds, Langley, Lawrence, Luse, Macenne,
Maggison, Monroe, Pine, Pott, Power (Poor), Raymond, Skete, Slight
(Slice), Soney, Willetstone (Williston), Woolcot, Wyles. 2007. D1226 $28.00
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Quaker Minutes of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, 1676-1779. F.
Edward Wright. These abstracts are from the minutes (men’s) of Third
Haven Monthly Meeting (Talbot County) and Cecil Monthly Meeting
(Kent County). Prior to 1800 there were only three monthly meeting of
the Eastern Shore and only the records of these two monthly meetings
have survived. The minutes include references to marriages, names of
family members that appear in the minutes when certificates of
removal are received or requested. (For this period there are no
surviving certificates of removal for either monthly meeting) and
transgressions and complaints. A few deaths not included in the
register are also included. 2002. 152 pp. D025 - $14.00
Supplement to Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records Books 1-3.
F. Edward Wright. This supplement corrects some omissions
discovered since the publication of the series and includes Catholic
Records previously published in the separate volume “Vital Records of
the Jesuit Missions of the Eastern Shore, 1760-1800” (which has been
out of print for quite some time). Note: The Catholic records for the
period 1801-1825 were included in Volume 5 of the Maryland Eastern
Shore Vital Records series. 69 pp. 2001. D018 - $8.00
Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records. F. Edward Wright. All
available church records (Books 3 and 4 do not include Catholic
records contained in Vital Records of the Jesuit Missions). Covers
counties of Kent, Queen Anne's, Caroline, Talbot, Dorchester,
Somerset, and Worcester.
Book 1, 1648-1725. 206 pp. 1982. Births, deaths and marriages
from courts and churches. Good coverage of Kent, Talbot and
Somerset counties. D0011 - $21.00
Book 2, 1726-1750. 173 pp. 1983. Church records. Good
coverage of Kent, Queen Anne's, Talbot, Somerset, Worcester
and (now) Wicomico counties. D0012 - $17.00
Book 3, 1751-1775. Good coverage of Kent, Queen Anne's,
Dorchester, Talbot, & Somerset. Some coverage of Caroline &
Worcester. 130 pp. 1984. D0013 - $14.00
Book 4, 1776-1800. Good coverage of Kent, Talbot, Dorchester,
Somerset & (now) Wicomico. Some coverage of Queen
Anne's, Caroline & Worcester. 125 pp. 1985. D0014 - $15.00
Book 5, 1801-1825. Covers Kent, Talbot, Dorchester, Wicomico,
Somerset, & Worcester. A few covering Caroline & Queen
Anne's. 125 pp. 1986. D0086 - $14.50
Marriages and Deaths from Eastern Shore Newspapers, 17901835. F. Edward Wright. Maryland Eastern Shore Newspaper
Abstracts was published in 8 volumes, several years ago. It covered
the period, 1790-1835 (see our website). It encompassed items
relating to news events, property sales and rentals, chancery cases (in
which heirs were located outside the state), runaway slaves, runaway
wives, and other concerns of the times and marriages and deaths. In
this volume we have gleaned just the marriages and deaths from the
earlier 8-volume series for the purpose of convenience and economy.
2002. 338 pp. 8 ½ x 11. D041 - $29.00
Sketches of Maryland Eastern Shoremen. F. Edward Wright.
Genealogical extracts from Portrait and Biographical Record of the
Eastern Shore of Maryland, (1898). 775 biographies, many describe
several generations, often back to the emigrant. 1985. 287 pp.
WB0058 - $23.50
Citizens of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, 1659-1750. F. Edward
Wright. Tax lists of Somerset (1723), Talbot (1733), Chester Hundred
(1721), Marks of Cattle of Kent, Somerset and Talbot. Petitions, Levy
records of Kent, Talbot, Somerset, Queen Anne’s, Militia Returns of
Cecil, Dorchester, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, Talbot, Worcester – and
much more. Over 7,000 names. 1985. 145 pp. WB0097 - $23.50
Southern Maryland
(Anne Arundel, St. Mary’s, Calvert, Prince George’s and
Charles counties)
Early Families of Southern Maryland. Elise Greenup Jourdan. A
genealogy of some families who settled mainly in St. Mary’s, Prince
George’s, Anne Arundel, Calvert, and Charles Counties in the 17th
century, with some lines followed to around 1800. Included are
Catholic, Protestant and Quaker records of births, deaths, marriages,
wills, land records, & other court records establishing family
relationships.
Volume 1. Families include Cecil, Cissell, Hutcheson, Pile, Orme,
Dickeson, Doyne, Griffith, Greenup, Hilliard, Gittings, Belt, with short
chapters on selected lines of the Evans, Wright, White, Langworth, and
other families who married into these lines. 1992. 359 pp. Revised.
WB0594 - $30.00
Volume 2. Families include the Lawrence, Skinner, Letchworth,
Mariarte, Childs, Nuthall, Cowman, and Gover families, with a short
section on Stephen West's family. Chapters on the Plummer and
Boarman families covered in Vol. 1 have been revised & expanded.
270 pp. (1993), 2001. WB0736 - $23.00
Volume 3. Many Puritan families found in the very early records of
southern Maryland, such as the Berrys and Prestons, became Quakers
and, crossing the bay, settled on the Eastern Shore. This volume
follows these and allied families including Marsh, Wenlock, Christison,
Galloway, Rasin, LeCompt, Gary and Sharp. Also included are the
Wells, Parran, Ashcom, Spinke, Shercliffe, Sollers, Lashley and Witten
and other families who married into these lines. (1994), 2000. 380 pp.
WB0833 - $31.50
Volume 4. Traces the following families: Sterling, Dorrumple, James,
Tracey, Ransom, Speake, Rogers, Watkins, Rodham-Mason, Luckett,
Tyer, Van Sweringen (and Sweringen), Brashear, Courts, Wade,
Cheney, and Hawton. Also contains corrections and additions to the
previous volumes. (1995), 2007. 326 pp. WB1035 - $28.00
Volume 5. Covers these families: Adams, Athey, Barton, BattenAshcomb, Cooksey, Duke, Godfrey, Gwinn, Hungerford, Middleton,
Moore, Parker, Perry/Pearre, Posey, Purnell, Smoot, Tyler, and
Warren. (1996), 2007. 381 pp. WB1249 - $33.50
Volume 6. Covers the following: Ashman, Beall (descendants of five
Beall immigrants: Ninian, Robert, James, Alexander and Thomas),
Barron, Boswell, Deaver, Dawkins, Dyer, Dyson, Hawkins, Howard,
and Wyne. (1998), 1999. 374 pp. WB1499 - $29.50
Volume 7. Covers the families of Rachel Beard, Bordley, Cage, Hill,
Hollyday, Noe, Ratcliff, Richardson, Smith, Southerland, Summerland,
Sunderland, Turner, and Williams. 402 pp. (1999), 2000. 387 pp.
WB1616 - $32.00
Volume 8. Also includes some families from Baltimore, Cecil Counties,
and Virginia. Stockett, Blizard, Fraser, Dunning, Mason, Herbert,
Thorn, Dutton, Chunn, Amery, Digdon, Theobald, Foster, Nash,
Briscoe, Slye, Gerrard, Swann, Allanson (Allison and Ford), Chiffin,
Mariarte, Chandler, Fowke. (2000), 2007 . 377 pp. WB2118 - $30.00.
Volume 9. Covers the families of: Wheeler, Milstead, Covert, Winter,
Lashley, Johnson, Sothoron, Cornish, Brawner, Vowles, Dade, Doxey,
Maddox, Mattox and Compton. 2000. 355 pp. WB0106 - $28.00
Volume 10. Includes the families of Gary, Gray, Brett, Booker,
Thomas, Diniard, Tenley, Coffer, Coleman, Freeborne, Dorrell,
Ramsey, Cole, Coale, Skipwith and Hanslap. 2001. 346 pp. WB8271 $29.00
Quaker Records of Southern Maryland, 1658-1800. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. Information for this book has been taken from Quaker
records of Southern Maryland prior to 1800 at the Maryland State
Archives, and in some cases prior to 1815. (1992), 2006. 124 pp.
WB0566 - $15.00
Colonial Records of Southern MD. Elise Greenup Jourdan. A
compilation of vital records of Charles County: Trinity Parish and Court
Records (marriages, births and deaths); Calvert County: Christ Church
Parish and marriage records; St. Mary's County: St. Andrew’s Parish
and All Faith's Parish records. (1997), 2005. 189 pp. WB1308 - $20.00
Maryland – Statewide and Regional
NEW! Maryland Prisoners Languishing in Gaol. Henry C. Peden
Jr. Crimes ranged from debt to theft to murder to rape, as well as
slander and disrespect towards the government and its officials.
Punishments ranged from hanging to being burned in the hand to
banishment from the province. Repeat offenders were subject to
having an ear cut off and many were put on display at the public pillory.
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More often then not, however, prisoners languished for years in jail
before getting a chance to be tried in the county courts or before the
Provincial Court. Many petitioned for relief and their petitions contained
details of each particular deplorable situation, begging for relief.
Volume 1: 1635-1765. 2013, 240 pp., 8 ½ x 11. D668 - $28.00
Volume 2: 1766-1800. 2013, 258 pp., 8 ½ x 11. D669 - $28.00
The Early Settlers of Maryland. Gust Skordas. This book consists of
an alphabetical index of over 25,000 settlers, virtually all of the
immigrants to Maryland for its first fifty years. Information given
includes the immigrants' full names, the approximate date of
emigration, the basis of the claim for land, residence, a reference to
the source of the information, and sometimes the family relationship or
status.(1968). 2009. 525 pp. G5420 - $45.00
Quaker Records of Northern Maryland, 1716-1800. Henry C. Peden,
Jr. This volume includes names and abstracts from the registers and
minutes of Gunpowder Meeting, Deer Creek Meeting, Baltimore
Meeting, Little Falls Meeting and Pipe Creek Meeting. Counties
covered are Baltimore, Harford, Carroll, and parts of Frederick and
Howard. (1993), 2007. 353 pp. WB0617 - $28.50
Marylanders to Kentucky, 1775-1825. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Compiled
from pensions, land records, newspapers, marriage records, etc.
(1991), 2006. 210 pp. WB0493 - $22.00
More Marylanders to Kentucky, 1778-1828. Henry C. Peden, Jr.
Compiled from pensions, land records, newspapers, marriage records,
etc. (1997), 2006. 272 pp. WB1360 - $22.00
Marylanders to Ohio and Indiana, Migrations Prior to 1835. Henry
C. Peden, Jr. This book, like the others in the series, has been
compiled to assist researchers in finding their elusive ancestors. A
variety of sources has been used in this compilation and each one has
been identified within the text. Much of the Information was gleaned
from pension and bounty land applications of veterans of the
Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, and their widows'
applications, as well as church records, county histories, newspapers,
and family records. 2006. 256 pp. D0732 - $26.00
More Marylanders to Ohio, Migrations Prior to 1835. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. Mr. Peden continues the series. 2006. 252 pp. D0733 $27.50
Marylanders to Tennessee, 1775-1835. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Many
Marylanders migrated to Tennessee "in the early days" by way of
Virginia and North Carolina. This book is the fifth in a series covering
Maryland family migration to other states. This book, like the others,
was compiled in an effort to identify as many early Marylanders as
possible in order to assist genealogists. Many sources were used in
this compilation and they have been identified within the text. 2005.
200 pp. D0731 - $23.00
Marylanders to Carolina: Migration of Marylanders to North
Carolina and South Carolina Prior to 1800. Henry C. Peden, Jr.
Over 6,000 names drawn from 30 major sources. (1994), 2006. 234
pp. WB0779 - $19.00
More Marylanders to Carolina: Migration of Marylanders to North
Carolina and South Carolina Prior to 1800. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Mr.
Peden has uncovered a large number of additional families since the
publication of his earlier work, Marylanders to Carolina. (1999), 2006.
166 pp. WB2210 - $18.50
Maryland Militia in the Revolutionary War. S. Eugene Clements and
F. Edward Wright. Describes events and major aspects of the militia
with over 15,000 men, most of whom did not serve in the Continental
Service and appear nowhere else in publication. Excellent aid in
establishing requirement for entrance into lineage societies such as
DAR, SAR, etc. A major part of the book consists of Appendix A:
Commissioned Officers and Appendix B: Muster Rolls and Other Lists.
(1987), 2006. 351 pp. WB0393 - $26.00
New Volumes! Abstracts of the Testamentary Proceedings of
the Prerogative Court of MD. Vernon L. Skinner, Jr. The Prerogative
Court was the focal point for probate for colonial Maryland. All matters
of probate went directly to the Prerogative Court, which was located in
the colonial capital. Eventually, administration of probate was
delegated to the several county courts; however, many documents
related to probate continued to be filed at the Prerogative Court and
not in the corresponding county. Mr. Skinner has combed through
administration, bond, will, inventory, administration account, and final
balance entries. His abstracts are arranged in chronological order by
court session and include names of the principals (testators, heirs,
witnesses, administrators, etc). In many cases the details of bequests,
names of slaves, appraisers, and more are also included.
Vol. 1 (I): 1658 to 1674, Libers: 1A-1F, 2, 3, and 4A-4C. 2004,
2006. 310 pp. CC9859 - $32.50
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Vol. 3 (III): 1675–1677 & 1703–1704. Libers: 7, 8A, 8B, & 9A (1–
371). 2006. 282 pp. CC9889 - $32.50
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10, 11, 12A, 12B. 2006. 301 pp. CC9893 - $32.50
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pp. CC9894 - $32.50
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CC9984 - $32.50
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2008. 288 pp. CC9994 - $32.50
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2008. 292 pp. CC9995 - $32.50
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2009. 290 pp. CC9948 - $32.50
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2009. 284 pp. CC9949 - $32.50
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2010. 296 pp. CC9998 - $32.50
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2010. 297 pp. CC9963 - $32.50
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33-1 (pp. 1-217), 33-2 (pp. 1-126). 2010. 302 pp. CC9502 $32.50
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1-114). 2010. 294 pp. CC9503 - $29.50
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Vol. 33 (XXXIII): 1764-1765; Libers 40 (pp. 154-end) and 41 (pp.
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Abstracts of Inventories and Accounts in Will Libers 3 and
5. 2012. 208 pp. CC9779 - $32.50
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Marylanders and Delawareans in the French and Indian War, 17561763. Henry C. Peden, Jr. This book identifies approximately 6,000
men and women, including soldiers, sailors and civilian supporters who
served in the military or in civil service and rendered aid to British and
American soldiers during the war against the French and Indians. In
many cases genealogical information has been included about the
patriot’s family. Names have been cross-referenced within the text,
precluding the need for a separate index. 364 pp. (2004), 2007. D131$31.00
Maryland Calendar of Wills.Jane Baldwin published the first volume
of The Maryland Calendar of Wills series. The purpose of her work, as
expressed in her introduction, was to meet the need of students of
history and genealogists. She expected that her compilations would
also assist in tracing titles to properties. Embracing the same goal, F.
Edward Wright has continued the series. Following the Baldwin format,
abstracts include the date of the drawing of the will and the date of
probate. Abstracts give the names of all persons mentioned in the
original will, including witnesses, names of tracts, acreage and
situation, or means by which a property came into the possession of
the testator. A full name index.
Vol. 1 1635-1685 1998. 283 pp. WB0154 - $23.00
Vol. 2 1685-1702 1998. 326 pp. HBC0005 - $26.00
Vol. 3 1703-1713 1998. 330 pp. HBC0006 - $25.00
Vol. 4 1713-1720 2007. 306 pp. HBC0007 - $26.00
Vol. 5 1720-1726 2007. 310 pp. HBC0008 - $26.00
Vol. 6 1726-1732 2007. 322 pp. HBC0009 - $26.00
Vol. 7 1732-1738 2007. 330 pp. HBC0010 - $26.00
Vol. 8 1738-1743 2007. 368 pp. HBC0011 - $29.50
Vol. 9 1744-1749 2007. 239 pp. HBW 0185 - $21.50
Vol. 10 1748-1753 1991. 342 pp. HBW 0187 - $28.00
Vol. 11 1753-1760 2007. 370 pp. HBW 0206 - $32.50
Vol. 12 1759-1764 2007. 296 pp. HBW 0234 - $28.50
Vol. 13 1764-1767 2007. 266 pp. HBW 0238 - $26.50
Vol. 14 1767-1772 2007. 330 pp. HBW 0257 - $28.00
Vol. 15 1772-1774 2007. 241 pp. HBW 0297 - $19.00
Vol. 16 1774-1776 2007. 304 pp. HBW0389 - $24.00
(CD) Maryland Probate Records. Contains images of the pages from
Maryland Calendar of Wills (vols. 1-16 covering the period from 16351777), Abstracts of the Inventories (1685-1777), Administration
Accounts (1685-1754), and Balance Books (1755-1777). CD206 $39.99
Note: At the time the above CD was created the Administration
Accounts series had not been completed. Not covered on the CD are
the following books:
Administration Accounts of the Prerogative Court of
Maryland.
1754-1760. 269 pp. WB1514 - $33.00
1760-1764. 246 pp. WB1955 - $34.50
1764-1768. 226 pp. WB7326 – O.O.P.
1768-1771. 264 pp. WB7762 – O.O.P.
1771-1777. 319 pp. WB2119 - $34.50
Maryland Bible Records. Henry C. Peden, Jr. These volumes
represent Bible records collected by individuals and organizations one of the notable organizations being the Sons and Daughters of the
American Revolution. Over many years typescript copies or
photocopies of the family records of family Bibles have been deposited
at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore and in local historical
and genealogical societies.
Vol. 1: Baltimore and Harford Counties. 2003. 271 pp. D050 $22.00
Vol. 4: Eastern Shore. 2004. 323 pp. D072 - $32.00
Vol. 5: Harford, Baltimore & Carroll Counties. 2004. 258 pp.
D073 - $23.00
Vol. 6: Eastern Shore. 2009. John J. Winterbottom. Copies of
these records will be found at the Maryland Room of the Talbot
County Free Library in Easton. 331 pp. D074 - $32.00
Vol, 7: Harford, Baltimore, and Frederick Counties. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. 2011. D0744 - $29.50
Maryland Militia in the War of 1812. F. Edward Wright. These rolls
show the dates the units were activated, place of rendezvous, days
served by the individual, with various annotations such as sick, killed,
deserted, number of miles to home, etc. A large number of bounty land
and pension applications, submitted by the veterans in 1750 and 1755
and pension applications submitted in 1871 and 1878, have been
abstracted by the author for the counties of Anne Arundel, Caroline,
Calvert, Cecil, Charles, Frederick, Montgomery, Prince George’s, St.
Mary’s. (1979), 2006. NOTE: The set of volumes 1-8 is now
available on CD also.
Volume 1: Eastern Shore. Abstracts of the muster, pay and receipt
rolls for the counties of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s,
Somerset, Talbot, and Worcester. Includes bounty land and pension
claims for Caroline County veterans. 178 pp. D6001 - $22.00
Volume 2: Baltimore City and County. Abstracts of the muster,
pay and receipt rolls.138 pp. D6002 - $18.00
Volume 3: Cecil and Harford Counties. Abstracts of the muster,
pay and receipt rolls and over 400 bounty land and pension
applications for Cecil County (and a few for Harford County). 112 pp.
D6003 - $15.00
Volume 4: Anne Arundel and Calvert Counties. Abstracts of the
muster, pay and receipt rolls and bounty land and pension
applications of 638 veterans who served from these counties. Many
claims reveal names of wives, dates of marriage, dates of death, and
sometimes comments by the veteran on events during the war. Ages
of veteran, widow and witnesses are given. 192 pp. D6004 - $22.00
Volume 5: St. Mary’s and Charles Counties. Abstracts of the
muster, pay,receipt rolls and the bounty land and pension
applications of 355 veterans who served from these counties. Many
of these claims reveal names of wives, dates of marriage, dates of
death, and sometimes comments by the veteran on events during
the war. Ages of the veteran, widow and witnesses are given. 127
pp. D6005 - $18.00
Volume 6: Prince George’s County. Abstracts of the muster, pay
and receipt rolls and the bounty land and pension applications of 251
veterans who served from this county. Many of these claims reveal
names of wives, dates of marriage, dates of death, and sometimes
comments by the veteran on events during the war. Ages of the
veteran, widow and witnesses are given. 88 pp. D6006 - $12.00
Volume 7: Montgomery County. Abstracts of the muster, pay and
receipt rolls and the bounty land and pension applications of 201
veterans who served from this county. Claims reveal names of
wives, dates of marriage, dates of death, and sometimes comments
by the veteran on events during the war. Ages of the veteran, widow
and witnesses are given. 64 pp. D6007 - $10.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Maryland, 1775-1783: A Supplement.
Henry C. Peden, Jr. This supplement provides additional names and
information not previously published in the compiler’s earlier work in
Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Cecil, Frederick and Harford Counties. 2000.
246 pp. WB2122 - $22.00
Second Supplement to Revolutionary Patriots of Maryland, 1775 1783. Henry C. Peden, Jr. This book covers the entire state. Included
are many pension abstracts (both accepted and rejected applications),
plus corrections to previous volumes, information gleaned from the
Maryland Historical Magazine, Archives of Maryland, newspaper
obituaries and county histories. 2002. Alphabetical. 291 pp. WB2128 $25.00
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Maryland Deponents, 1634-1799. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Names of
witnesses, county of residence if known, and often, the occupation,
family relationship, age, and reference to government records in which
the individual gave testimony. Includes records of the Governor &
Council; Provincial Court; County Court (including land and land
commissions); Archives of Maryland published series, and more. 1991.
241 pp. Alphabetical. WB517 - $25.00
More Maryland Deponents, 1716-1799. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Mr.
Peden continues this series moving back through time with more
Maryland deponents. 1992. 123 pp. Alphabetical listing. WB537 $15.00
Maryland Deponents Volume 3:1634-1776. Henry C. Peden, Jr. In
this volume Mr. Peden concentrates on land records and ejectment
papers. 2000. Alphabetical listing. 287 pp. WB0031 - $25.00
Directory of Ministers and the Maryland Churches They Served
1634-1990. Edna Agatha Kanely. Provides the means to link events
found in public records to religious organizations. It is the place to
begin any research relating to the clergy in Maryland. (1990), 2002,
7x10, 902 pp. 2 vols. WB0524 - $75.00
Anne Arundel County, Maryland
formed in 1650
Anne Arundel County, Maryland Marriage References 1658-1800.
Henry C. and. Veronica Clarke Peden. Giving actual and approximate
dates of marriages, in Anne Arundel County, MD from 1658 through
1800. In many instances the reader will find births and deaths, names
of parents, children, and other relatives, military service information,
and places of residence and burials. These marriage references were
gleaned from licenses, land records, probate records (wills, accounts,
inventories, distributions and testamentary proceedings), bibles,
church records, tombstone inscriptions, newspapers, military records,
and family histories. 2009. 332 pp. D1676 - $32.00
Abstracts of Land Records of Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
Rosemary B. Dodd & Patricia M. Bausell. Included are names of
grantor, grantee, location and individuals whose land adjoins.
Vol. 1: 1662-1699. 207 pp. AA001 - $20.00
Vol. 2: 1699-1709. 232 pp. AA002 - $21.00
Vol. 3: 1709-1719. 215 pp. AA003 - $21.00
Vol. 4: 1719-1728 208 pp. AA004 - $21.00
Vol. 5: 1728-1737. 267 pp. AA014 - $26.00
Vol. 6: 1737-1744. 2002. 214 pp. AA015- $24.50
Vol. 7: 1744-1754. 2002. 360 pp. AA016 - $37.50
Anne Arundel Church Records of the 17th and 18th Centuries. F.
Edward Wright. From the registers of the Anglican (later Episcopal)
church records of the parishes: All Hallows, St. Anne's, St. James,
Westminster and Queen Caroline. Marriages and births from West
River Monthly Meeting (Quakers). Incl. map of parishes. (1989). 2002.
280 pp. D0376 – $25.00
Colonial Families of Anne Arundel County. Robert W. Barnes.
Covers the earliest generations of the following families: Acton,
Barnes, Basil, Bateman, Battee, Beard, Beddingfield, Belt, Besson,
Bickerdike, Boyd, Burle, Burrage, Carpenter, Chiffin, Neal Clarke,
Conant, Crandall, Crosby, Cross, Cullen, Dawson, Disney, Drury,
Edwards, Freeborne, French, Gadsby, Gongo, Griffith, Groce,
Holbrook, Hooker, Hopkins, Hooper, James, Johnson, Morgan Jones,
Joyce, Knighton, Lamb, Lockwood, Marriott, Mead, Mewshaw,
Musgrove, Nichols, Norman, Parsons, Pearce, Pennington, Phelps,
Poole, Porter, Powell, Puddington, Reed, Robins, Rowles, Scrivener,
Sewell, Sisson, Stewart, Tucker, Tydings, Wade, Warner, Watts,
Westall, Woodward, Wright, and Wyvill, and others. (1996), 2000. 381
pp. D1252 - $29.00
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 1: Anne Arundel County,
1650-1704. Robert W. Hall. Abstracts of the earliest land records (the
patents) grouping the information by owners and by hundreds. The
level of detail included clearly separates this work from rent roll
abstracts and land records. Patentees and others named in the patent
document are identified and the relationship or involvement is defined.
This includes relatives, former tract owners, persons transported
and/or completing service, surveyors, public officials, and occasionally
employers. In nearly all cases he identifies neighbors and their tracts
and, using data gleaned from other records such as Probate, Judicial
Proceedings, church and marriage records, he has identified and
included many grants not included in the Rent Rolls. 2003. 305 pp.
D130 - $30.00.
Revolutionary Patriots of Anne Arundel County, Maryland, 17751783. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Identifies the patriots, soldiers, seamen and
civil officers from Anne Arundel County. (1992), 2000. 288 pp.
WB0531 - $22.00
Baltimore County, MD
established by 1659
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 7: Baltimore County 16581710. Robert W. and Sandy Hall. Abstracts of the earliest land records
(the patents), grouping the information by owners. The level of detail
included clearly separates this work from rent roll abstracts and land
records. Patentees and others named in the patent document are
identified and the relationship or involvement is defined. This includes
relatives, former tract owners, persons transported and or completing
service, surveyors, public officials, and occasionally employers. They
identify neighbors and their tracts and, using data gleaned from other
records such as Probate, Judicial Proceedings, church and marriage
records, they have identified and included many grants not included in
the Rent Rolls. This work covers present-day Harford County which
was then a part of Baltimore County and a portion of present-day Anne
Arundel County. Numerous headrights are revealed not mentioned by
Skordas or Gibb in The Early Settlers of Maryland and its supplement.
2010. 293 pp. D1309 - $30.00
+NEW! St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church (Baltimore) Baptisms
1834-1882. Edward Patrick Arthur. Contains over 10,500 baptisms
arranged in alphabetical order by person baptized. Includes date of
birth (when known), date of baptism, and names of parents. Index of
parents’ names. 290 pp., 8 ½ x 11, 2013. D1379 - $35.00
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church (Baltimore) Baptisms 1825-1871.
Edward Patrick Arthur. The author continues his series of Baltimore’s
Catholic churches with this volume. St. Patrick’s Church served a
mostly Irish congregation. 8 ½ x 11. 2011. 218 pp. D1375 - $30.00
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. Baptisms 1853-1882.
Edward Patrick Arthur. 9576 entries! A major work. Each entry
identifies the person baptized, date of baptism, date of birth, names of
parents (frequently the mother’s maiden name), names of sponsors,
and the name of the presiding priest. A major portion of these families
were Irish. Scharf in his History of Baltimore states St. John’s had only
500 members in 1853 but by 1881 membership had increased to 5000
consisting of mostly Irish communicants. It eventually had over 10,000
parishioners. 8 ½ x 11. 2010. 342 pp. D1374 - $37.50
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. Baptisms 1883-1915.
Edward Patrick Arthur. A continuation of the above. 2012. 176 pp. 8
½ x 11. D1376 - $29.50
St. Ann’s Catholic Church, Baptisms and Marriages 1873-1907.
Edward Patrick Arthur. The author has abstracted baptismal and
marriage records of this church that served a predominantly Irish
congregation. 2012. 110 pp. 8 ½ x 11. D1378 - $21.50
St. Mary’s Govans Catholic Church, Baptisms 1850-1882,
Marriages 1850-1912, and Cemetery Records. Edward Patrick
Arthur. St. Mary's served primarily an Irish Catholic congregation.
Thousands of names are found in this volume. Indexed, 8 1/2 x 11,
paperback, 2012, 134 pp. D1377 - $22.50
First Presbyterian Church Records, Baltimore, Maryland 18401879. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Baptisms (1840-1878), marriages (18401879), burials (1840-1866) and communicants (1840-1879). With some
annotations drawn from The (Baltimore) Sun and tombstone records of
Westminster Cemetery. 2010. 110pp. D427 - $15.00
St. Paul’s Church Records Baltimore, Maryland 1826-1935. Kay
King. Baptisms (including location of baptism and dates of birth),
marriages (including surnames of both parties, name of clergy, date
and location of wedding, occasionally ages of borth) and burials
(name, age, date and place of burial, name of parent and or spouse).
8 ½ x 11. 2009. 345 pp. D1373 - $38.50
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St. Peter the Apostle Church Marriage Records, 1842-1918. Kay
King. Based on the the microfilm titled, “Register of Marriages
performed at St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic Church, Baltimore,
1842-1918.” From four bound volumes.and arranged alphabetically by
groom and bride. Includes date of marriage, often the name of the
father of both the bride and groom, and witnesses. 2009. 8 ½ x 11.
D1372 - $30.00
Reamys’ St. Thomas Parish Register as the dates overlap. (1996),
2000. WB1197 - $23.00
St. Thomas Parish Deaths and Burials, 1728-1995. A collection from
an alphabetical card file at St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Garrison
Forest, Owings Mills in Baltimore County. Not all individuals recorded
here were buried in St. Thomas' four cemeteries. (1995), 2000. 132 pp.
WB1039 - $16.00
Marriages and Deaths from Baltimore Newspapers 1817-1824.
Henry C. Peden, Jr. Over 20 years in the making, this work contains
over 12,500 entries. A must have! 2010. 8 ½ x 11. 258 pp. D5003 $36.50
St. John’s & St. George’s Parish Registers, 1696-1851. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. Mostly records of St. John's Anglican Parish, in Baltimore
and Harford Counties. Births, baptisms, deaths and marriages. (1987),
2006. 262 pp. WB0119 - $23.50
Orphans and Indentured Children of Baltimore County, Maryland,
1777-1797. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Abstracts of guardian appointments,
guardian accounts, apprenticeships, admin. accounts of estates and
disputes concerning the matters. All names have been crossreferenced within the text so as to preclude the necessity of a separate
index. The information was taken from Orphans Court Proceedings
and Indenture Records at the Maryland State Archives. 2005. 214 pp.
D1370 - $22.00
St. Thomas Parish Register, 1732-1850. Bill and Martha Reamy.
Records of the Anglican Parish created from St. Paul's in Baltimore Co.
in 1742, located northwest of Baltimore City, overlooking Reistertown
Rd. Includes births, marriages, deaths, tombstone inscriptions, vestry
proceedings and tax lists. (1987), 2000. 92 pp. WB0139 - $12.00
Baltimore County, Maryland Marriage Licenses, 1777-1798. Dawn
Beitler Smith. Brides' and grooms' names are listed alphabetically in
this work, along with the date of issue of the marriage license. This list
was compiled from marriage license records at the Maryland State
Archives in Annapolis. (Several months are missing from the
collection). (1989), 2006. 210 pp. HBS0143 - $21.00
Methodist Records of Baltimore City. Henry C. Peden, Jr.
Marriages, births, deaths, and information on deaths and removals
from the membership and class lists. Marriages begin in 1799;
marriages of African-Americans begins in 1807. Baptisms begin in
1799; deaths in 1800.
Vol. 1: 1799-1829. (1994), 2001. 270 pp. WB0852 - $25.00
Vol. 2: 1830-1839. (1994), 1996. 280 pp. WB0853 – $23.50
Vol. 3: 1840-1850. (East City Station). 2004. 203 pp. D126 - $19.50.
Bastardy Cases in Baltimore County, Maryland, 1673-1783. Henry
C. Peden, Jr. Covers 865 Bastardy cases in the county taken from
county court minutes and proceedings, levy lists, and extant records of
Church of England, and from the Society of Friends (Quaker) Monthly
Meeting Minutes. Many cases have been annotated with additional
information to help connect the defendants with known families. 2001.
211 pp. WB0471 - $23.00
Index of Obituaries and Marriages in the Baltimore Sun. Francis P.
O'Neill and Joseph C. Maguire, Jr. Marriage notices include name of
bride/groom, date of marriage. Death notices include name, date of
death, and (when available) age and cause of death. Alphabetical.
1861-1865 (1992), 2000. 513 pp. WB0530 - $35.00
1866-1870 (1996), 2002. 2 vols. 554 pp. WB1222 - $43.00
1871-1875 (1995), 2011. Vol. 1: A-J. 322 pp. 101-O5365 - $29.00
1871-1875 (1995), 2011. Vol. 2: K-Z. 354 pp. 101-O5366 - $31.00
1876-1880. (2000), 2007. 551 pp. WB0362 - $44.00
1881-1885 2009. 568 pp. D5001 - $45.00
NEW! 1886-1890. 2013. 514 pp. D5004 - $45.00
1891-1894 2009. 532 pp. D5002 - $45.00
St. James Parish Registers, 1787-1815. Bill and Martha Reamy.
Births, marriages, and deaths from the Anglican parish that was
created from St. John's Parish in Baltimore Co. (1987), 2000. 92 pp.
WB0130 - $12.00
Records of St. Paul’s Parish, Baltimore, MD: Volume 1. Bill &
Martha Reamy. Anglican-Episcopal records of births, marriages and
deaths early 1700s to 1800 of Patapsco Parish (Baltimore City &
County and Upper Ann Arundel). Includes inventory of available
records 1710-1923, pew rents, expense accounts. (1988), 2007. 272
pp. WB0143 - $24.00
Records of St. Paul’s Parish, Baltimore, MD: Volume 2. (18011825) Bill & Martha Reamy. Anglican-Episcopal records of births,
marriages and burials. (1988), 2009. 234 pp. WB0356 - $24.00
St. Thomas Parish Baptisms, Owings Mills, Maryland, 1732-1995.
Data for St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Baltimore County. Arranged
alphabetically. Some of the information in this book is contained in the
Inhabitants of Baltimore County, 1692-1763. F. Edward Wright. Tax
lists of 1692, 1694, 1695, 1737. Levy papers of 1737. Cattle marks,
various petitions; Debt book of 1754; lists of taxed bachelors 17561763. (1987), 1999. 116 pp. WB0113 - $15.50
Inhabitants of Baltimore County, 1763-1774. Henry C. Peden, Jr.
Includes various tax lists of St. Thomas Parish, 1763; petitioners for
removal of county seat; 1773 tax list of Baltimore Co; letters at the post
office in 1773, index to Baltimore residents in 1765, Baltimore Co. Debt
Book, 1765-66; and many others. (1989), 2000. 179 pp. WB0379 $17.00
Quaker Records of Baltimore and Harford Counties, Maryland,
1801-1825. Henry C. Peden, Jr. This latest volume of Quaker records
encompasses Baltimore City, Baltimore County and Harford County
from 1801 through 1825. It includes abstracts of births, deaths,
marriages, burials, certificates of removal, and minutes of monthly
meetings held in those areas. (2000), 2003. 337 pp. WB0363 - $24.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Baltimore Town and Baltimore County,
1775-1783. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Those who served in the army, navy,
signers of oaths and non-signers. Vital statistics from 84 different
sources; payroll, commissions, and dates of births and marriages.
(1988), 2003. 423 pp. WB0141 - $34.50
Records of Old Otterbein Church, Baltimore Maryland, 1785-1881.
Maryland Genealogical Society. Otterbein began as Second Reformed
Church of Baltimore, later became a United Brethren denomination,
and is now a United Methodist Congregation. (1995), 2001. 184 pp.
WB1129 - $17.00
Mt. Carmel Cemetery Records, 1854-1882. Baltimore County
Genealogical Society. Cemetery located in Baltimore City. Contains
4,412 records. 1998. 265 pp. Indexed. BC002 - $21.50
Mt. Carmel Cemetery Records, 1883-1893. Baltimore County
Genealogical Society. Cemetery located in Baltimore City. Contains
4,903 records. 1998. 382 pp. Indexed. BC003 - $34.00
Mt. Carmel Cemetery Records, 1893-1905. Baltimore County
Genealogical Society. Cemetery located in Baltimore City. Contains
5,762 records. 1998. 400 pp. Indexed. BC004 - $32.00
Mt. Carmel Cemetery Annex Records, 1894-1970 and
Disinterment/Reinterment Records. Baltimore County Genealogical
Society. Cemetery located in Baltimore City. The construction of
Interstate 95 facilitated the disinterment and reinterment of some
graves. 1999. 286 pp. Indexed. BC005 - $23.00
Western Cemetery Record: Burials Prior to 1874 including Civil
War Soldiers Plus Addendum to Interment Records 1890-1892.
Baltimore County Genealogical Society. Cemetery located in
Baltimore City. 2008. 223 pp. Indexed. BC008 - $21.50
Western Cemetery Records, 1874-1892. Baltimore County
Genealogical Society. Cemetery located in Baltimore City. 11,032
records. 2004. 424 pp. Indexed. BC009 - $28.50
Western Cemetery Records, 1893-1903. Baltimore County
Genealogical Society. Cemetery located in Baltimore City. 6,132
records. 2004. 267 pp. Indexed. BC010 - $26.00
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Western Cemetery Records, 1904-1923. Baltimore County
Genealogical Society. Cemetery located in Baltimore City. 9,311
records. 2007. 463 pp. Indexed. BC011 - $32.50
Calvert County, Maryland
formed in 1654 as Patuxent County
renamed Calvert County in 1658
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 3: Calvert County 16401710. Robert W. and Sandy Hall. Abstracts of the earliest land records
(the patents), grouping the information by owners and by hundreds.
The level of detail included clearly separates this work from rent roll
abstracts and land records. Patentees and others named in the patent
document are identified and the relationship or involvement is defined.
This includes relatives, former tract owners, persons transported and
or completing service, surveyors, public officials, and occasionally
employers. In nearly all cases he identifies neighbors and their tracts
and, using data gleaned from other records such as Probate, Judicial
Proceedings, church and marriage records, he has identified and
included many grants not included in the Rent Rolls. 2005. 330 pp.
D1304 - $27.50
Settlers of Colonial Calvert County, MD. Elise Greenup Jourdan.
Primarily from patents and probate records. From land patents - name
of tract, acreage, location by hundred and date patent was issued,
surveyed, or some other early date. From probate records (wills,
inventories, administration accounts, balance books), names of
deceased, heirs, executors/administrators. Also includes references
found in the MD Archives series, chancery court records and
depositions. 2001. 403 pp. D023 - $32.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Calvert and St. Mary's Counties 17751783. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Men and women of Calvert & St. Mary's
Cos. who served in the military or in some way contributed to or
supported the fight for freedom during the Revolution. Alphabetical.
(1996), 2007. 314 pp. WB1253 - $29.00
Caroline County, Maryland
formed in 1773 from sections of
Dorchester and Queen Anne’s Cos.
Caroline County Marriage References 1774-1850. Debbie Hooper. A
comprehensive compilation of marriage references, actual and implied,
in Caroline County, MD from 1774 through 1850. It is much more than
just names and dates. In many instances the reader will find births and
deaths, names of parents, children, and other relatives, military service
information, and places of residence and burials. These marriage
references were gleaned from licenses, land records, probate records
(wills, accounts, inventories, distributions and testamentary
proceedings), bibles, church records, tombstone inscriptions,
newspapers, military records, and family histories. 2009. 331 pp.
Indexed. D1678 - $32.00
Carroll County, Maryland
created in 1837 from parts of
Frederick and Baltimore Counties.
Abstracts of Carroll County Newspapers, 1831-1846. Marlene
Bates and Martha Reamy. Items from newspapers of the region which
is now Carroll County - plus items from Frederick, Baltimore, and
South Central Pennsylvania. Sales of property, rentals, marriages,
deaths, runaway slaves and apprentices, letters at post offices &
political events. (1988) 1997. 192 pp. WB0153 - $20.00
Maryland Bible Records, Vol. 5: Harford, Baltimore and Carroll
Counties. These volumes represent Bible records collected by
individuals and organizations - one of the notable organizations being
the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution. Over many years
typescript copies or photocopies of the family records of family Bibles
have been deposited at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore
and in local historical and genealogical societies. Bibles are important
in genealogical research in that they contain information about families
that might not be found anywhere else. 2004. 258 pp. D073 - $23.00
Cecil County, Maryland
formed in 1674
from portions of Baltimore and Kent Counties
+NEW Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 10: Cecil County
1640-1710. Robert W. Hall. The newest in the series, Mr. Hall has
abstracted the earliest of the land records and grouped this information
by owner, identifying each tract by name. He has further named all
persons in the patent document and defined the relationships (when
applicable) between such persons. This includes relatives, former tract
owners, persons transported, persons completing service, surveyors,
public officials, trades and sometimes employers. The definitive work
on early landowners in Cecil County! Indexes include people, tract,
and landmarks. 2012, 5.5 x 8.5, 136 pp. D1312 - $25.00
Cecil County, Maryland Marriage References 1674-1824. Henry C.
and Veronica Clarke Peden. This book is a comprehensive compilation
of marriage references, actual and implied, in Cecil County, MD for its
first 150 years from 1674 through 1824. It is much more than just
names and dates. In many instances the reader will find births and
deaths, names of parents, children, and other relatives, places of
residence and burial, military service information, and places of
residence and burials. These marriage references were gleaned from
licenses, land records, probate records (wills, accounts, inventories,
and distributions), bibles, church records, tombstone inscriptions,
newspapers, military records, and family histories. Marriages of Cecil
County residents were also found in nearby New Castle County,
Delaware and in Chester and Lancaster Counties, Pennsylvania. In
some cases the dates of marriage are precise while in other cases,
they are approximate or undetermined. 2008. 358 pp. D1674 - $35.00
Heirs and Legatees of Caroline County, MD. Irma Harper. Abstracts
of Chancery Court Records (1815-1863) giving family relationships &
Land Commissions (1774-1895) giving deponent age & family
relationships. 1989. 90 pp. WB0223 - $13.00
Inhabitants of Cecil County. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Names recorded
from a variety of sources including: tax lists, church records, petitions,
militia rolls, depositions, administration accounts, marriages licenses,
wills, tavern licenses, fines, accounts, debt books, and many others.
1774-1800. 2006. 316 pp. D0750 - $33.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Caroline County, 1775-1783. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. Names the men and women who either served in the
military, or in some way contributed to the fight for independence from
the rule of Great Britain. 180 pp. 1998. WB1831 - $19.00
Abstracts of Cecil County, Maryland Land Records. June D.
Brown. From the deed books. All names and relationships are given.
1673-1751 (1998). 2003. 302 pp. WB1953 - $26.50
1734-1753 (1999). 2002. 258 pp. WB0074 - $24.50
Caroline County, Maryland Marriages, Births and Deaths 18501880. F. Edward Wright. From newspapers, the Federal Mortality
Schedule and the County Court Records of births and deaths. The
Federal Mortality Schedules which were recorded by the census
enumerator for deaths occurring during the year preceding the
enumeration, approximately, June 1849-June 1850; June 1859-June
1860, June 1869-June1870 and June 1879-June 1880. (1981), 2002.
114 pp. WB0019 - $13.50
Revolutionary Patriots of Cecil County, MD. Henry C. Peden, Jr.
List of men who served in the American Revolution in the 2nd, 18th
and 20th Militia Battalions, and in the Maryland Continental Line, as
well as those who rendered material aid and signed the Oath of
Allegiance. 149 pp. (1986), 2007. WB468 - $15.00
Charles County, Maryland
formed in 1658
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 4: Charles County 16401710. Robert W. Hall. Edited by Sandy Hall. Abstracts of the earliest
land records (the patents), grouping the information by owners and by
hundreds. The level of detail included clearly separates this work from
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rent roll abstracts and land records. Patentees and others named in
the patent document are identified and the relationship or involvement
is defined. This includes relatives, former tract owners, persons
transported and/or completing service, surveyors, public officials, and
occasion-ally employers. In nearly all cases he identifies neighbors and
their tracts and, using data gleaned from other records such as
probate, judicial proceedings, church and marriage records, he has
identified and included many grants not included in the rent rolls. 2006.
313 pp. D1305 - $31.00
Early Charles County, Maryland Settlers, 1658-1745. Marlene
Strawser Bates and F. Edward Wright. A compilation from the records
showing familial relationships; ages (deponents and servants); dates of
birth, marriage and death; and names of tracts. Drawing from wills,
inventories and accounts, church registers (Trinity Parish), and records
of the County Court (including deeds and land commissions) and the
Provincial Court. A wealth of information. (1995), 2007. 416 pp.
WB0935 - $32.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Charles Co. MD, 1775-1783. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. A research tool for locating the men and women of Charles
County who served in the military, pledged their service, tendered
military aid to the army, or otherwise supported the cause of freedom
of the American Colonies from the rule of Great Britain. (1997), 2006.
339 pp. WB1379 - $27.00
Abstracts of Charles County, Maryland Court and Land Records.
Elise Greenup Jourdan. Court cases for debt, defamation, trespass,
hog stealing; registration of mark for hogs and cattle; some births,
marriages, and deaths; appointment of officials; land records; bonded
servants named.
Vol. 1: 1658-1666. (1992), 2000. 278 pp. WB0671 - $26.00
Vol. 2: 1665-1695. (1994), 2000. 193 pp. WB0785 - $20.00
Vol. 3: 1694-1722. (1994), 2000. 246 pp. WB0830 - $23.00
Dorchester County, Maryland
created in 1669
+NEW Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 11: Dorchester
County 1655-1710. Robert W. Hall. The newest in the series, Mr. Hall
has abstracted the earliest of the land records and grouped this
information by owner, identifying each tract by name. He has further
named all persons in the patent document and defined the
relationships (when applicable) between such persons. This includes
relatives, former tract owners, persons transported, persons
completing service, surveyors, public officials, trades and sometimes
employers. The definitive work on early landowners in Dorchester
County! Indexes include people, tract, and landmarks. 2013, 5.5 x
8.5, 280 pp. D1313 - $28.00
Dorchester County, Maryland Marriage References 1669-1800.
Henry C. and Veronica Clarke Peden. This book is a comprehensive
compilation of marriage references, actual and implied, in Dorchester
County, MD from its formation. It is much more than just names and
dates. In many instances the reader will find births and deaths, names
of parents, children, and other relatives, places of residence and burial,
military service information, and places of residence and burials. These
marriage references were gleaned from licenses, land records, probate
records (wills, accounts, inventories, distributions and testamentary
proceedings), bibles, church records, tombstone inscriptions,
newspapers, military records, and family histories. In some cases the
dates of marriage are precise while in other cases, they are
approximate or undetermined. 2009. 293 pp. D1675 - $30.00
First Dorchester Families. Calvin Mowbray. Genealogical sketches
of the first patentees of Dorchester County, generally limited to the first
two generations. (1984), 2007, 5½x8½, paper, index, 224 pp. WB0523
- $21.00
Early Settlers of Dorchester County and Their Lands. Calvin W.
Mowbray and Mary I. Mowbray. History of the earliest land patents and
the persons to whom the land was patented 1659-1683. 348 pp.
(1992). 2008. 2 vols.in 1. WB0603 - $30.00
Abstracts from the Land Records of Dorchester County,
Maryland. James A. McAllister, Jr. Deeds often reveal names of
wives, sons, daughters, and other relationships. Included with the
deeds are abstracts of land commissions that re-established the
boundaries of land tracts at the request of a new owner.
Volume A: 1669-1690. D008 - $10.00
Volume B: 1689-1733. D009 - $14.00
Volume C: 1732-1745. D013 - $12.00
Volume D: 1740-1756. D014 - $13.50
Volume E: 1756-1763. D015 - $11.00
Volume F: 1763-1767. D016 - $10.00
Volume G: 1767-1771. D017 - $10.00
Volume H: 1771-1782. D021 – OUT OF PRINT
Volume I: 1782-1790. D024 – OUT OF PRINT
Volume J: 1790-1795. D029 - $19.50
Volume K: 1795-1799. D044 - $19.50
Volume L: 1799-1801. D169 - $14.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Dorchester County, Maryland, 17781783. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Men and women of the county who either
served in the military, rendered material aid to the army or navy, took
the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity, or in some way contributed and
supported the Revolutionary War. 1998. 279 pp. WB1804 - $26.00
Judgment Records of Dorchester, Queen Anne's and Talbot
Counties. F. Edward Wright. Deals chiefly with orphans,
apprenticeships, felonies (which included illegitimate children, adultery,
assaults, thefts), petitions for roads, requests for boundary settlement,
tavern licenses, ferries. Debt resolutions, although involving a major
part of the court's time are not included, being of limited genealogical
value. Each county is given about the same coverage: Dorchester
(1690-92,1728-29, 1733-1734, 1742-1745), Queen Anne's (17091716), and Talbot (1662-1774, 1686-1689, 1692-1698, 1705-1708,
1714-1717). 217 pp. 2001. D007 - $16.00
Frederick County, Maryland
created in 1748
from Baltimore and Prince George’s Counties
+NEW Frederick County, Maryland Marriage References and
Family Relationships, 1748-1800. Henry C. and Veronica Peden.
This volume is a comprehensive compilation of marriage references,
actual and implied, in early Frederick County, Maryland from its
formation in 1748 through 1800. Marriages were gleaned from
published license books, land records, probate records (wills and
administration accounts), court records (judgments and indentures),
military pension records, church records (marriages, births and
baptisms), bible records, newspapers, some family histories and other
documented secondary sources. This book is much more than just
names and dates. In many instances the reader will find dates of birth
and death, names of parents, children, siblings, other relatives, places
of residence, occupations, military ranks, and other information. In
many cases there is ample information about family relations to enable
the researcher to establish a family lineage chart for three generations.
Marriages have also been noted for some persons who resided in
other countries, states, and counties and had Frederick County
connections. The reader should also note that some of the churches
that were originally located in Frederick County became part of
Washington County when it was created in 1776 and in Carroll County
when it was created in 1837. 458 pp, 8 1/2 x 11, 2012. D1687 $39.50.
Early Families of Frederick County, Maryland and Adams County,
Pennsylvania. Steve Gilland. Family names include Ambrose,
Boarman, Carbaugh, Dyer, Elder, Finch, Flohr, Gilland, Greene,
Hagan, Kint, Klein, Kline (Cline), Livers, Shriner, Spalding, and
Wildasin. (1997), 2007. 95 pp. WB1297 - $13.00
Early Families of Frederick County, Maryland, and South Central
Pennsylvania. Steve Gilland. A collection of family histories relating to
early families in this area: Bischoff, Bishop, Blanchan, Burckhardt,
Burchert, Carpenter, Cresson, Delaplaine, Delaplane, Demler,
Demmler, Deyo, DuBois, Ellrodt, Eyler, Ferree, Glacken, Grater,
Harbaugh, Huber, Hoover, Hunn, Klein, Merklin, Marklin, Musselman,
Myers, Overholtzer, O’Reilly, Reilly, Renz, Sanders, Schwab, Swope,
Smith, Schmidt, Schmith, Stoops, Topper, Winebrenner, Wolfhardt,
Young, Zimmerman. (2000), 2006. 202 pp. WB0364 - $20.00
Inhabitants of Frederick County, Maryland, Vol. 1: 1750-1790.
Stephanie R. Shaffer. Data taken from a wide range of records held at
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the Maryland State Archives, including court lists, the 1761 tax list,
estrays (stray cattle), rent due lists, and levy lists which refer to
payments made by the county court. The identifying Archives
Accession Numbers are included with each list. (1998), 2007. 202 pp.
WB1839 - $18.00
Inhabitants of Frederick County, Maryland, Vol. 2: 1749-1800.
Stephanie R. Shaffer. This work includes land patents for the years
1749-1800- giving grantee and certificate holder names, even tracts
that were unpatented; loose court papers - with notes, accounts, labor
and even building materials as well as other information. (1999), 2007.
336 pp. WB2117 - $28.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Frederick Co. MD 1775-1783. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. Marylanders from Frederick County who served in the
military during the Revolutionary War, contributing in some way to
support the freedom of the American colonies from the rule of Great
Britain. (1995), 2007. Alphabetical. 412 pp. WB1116 - $30.00
Marriage Licenses of Frederick County, MD. Margaret E. Myers.
Alphabetical by bride and groom.
1778-1810, 2nd Ed. (1994), 2004. 166 pp. WB0116 - $19.50
1811-1840 (1987), 2007. 278 pp. HB0126 - $25.00
1841-1865. (1988), 2007. 265 pp. WB0140 - $23.00
Frederick County Land Record Abstracts. Patricia A. Andersen.
1748-1752, Liber B. PA001 - $24.00
1752-1756, Liber E. PA002 - $24.00
1756-1761, Liber F. PA003 - $24.00
1761-1763, Libers G and H. PA004 - $24.00
1763-1767, Liber J. PA005 - $24.00
1765-1768, Liber K. PA006 - $24.00
1767-1770, Liber L. PA007 - $24.00
1768-1770, Liber M. PA008 - $24.00
1770-1772, Liber N. PA009 - $24.00
1771, Liber O. PA010 - $24.00
1771-1773, Liber P, and S, T, U. PA012 - $24.00
Newspaper Abstracts of Frederick County. F. Edward Wright. Brief
abstracts: includes marr., deaths, notices, sales, & local events in
which persons are named.
1811-1815. (1992), 1995. 216 pp. WB0582 - $20.00
1816-1819 (1993), 2007, 214 pp. HBW0073 - $20.00
Frederick County Church and Cemetery Records, Volume 1.
Patricia A. Fogle. This volume includes data previously released under
the title, “Pastoral Records of the Jefferson and Feagaville Lutheran
Parish Churches, Frederick County, Maryland, 1850-1998”. It includes
baptisms, marriages and deaths from the Jefferson and Feagaville
Lutheran Parish Churches. Also included are tombstone inscription
data taken from the Union (Lutheran/Reformed), St. Paul’s Lutheran,
Jefferson United Church of Christ (Old Reformed), St. Luke’s Lutheran,
and Mt. Zion Lutheran cemeteries. (1998), 2002, 264 pp. WB1966 $23.00
Volume 2: Christ Reformed United Church of Christ. (1996), 2002,
296 pp. HBF1967 - $24.50
Volume 3: Zion Lutheran and Mt. Tabor, Middletown. (1997), 2003,
index, map, 478 pp. HBF0573 - $34.00
Volume 4: Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ 1746 to
1999. (1999), 2008, 260 pp. HBF0639 - $24.00
Volume 5: Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ 1756 and
1999. (2000), 2004, 230 pp. HBF0613 - $21.00
Volume 6: Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ,1788 to
1801 and 1874 to 1999. (1999), 2000, 103 pp. WB0129 $13.00
Harford County, Maryland
formed in 1773 from Baltimore County
+NEW! Harford Homicides. Henry C. Peden Jr. Murder and
mayhem in Harford County, Maryland! Actual transcriptions of court
cases involving murder and attempted murder in Harford County from
the 1700s to 1900. Not only does this book have genealogical
information, but it is interesting reading also. 338 pp, 8 1/2 x 11, 2012
D666 - $29.50
Harford County, Maryland Marriage References and Family
Relationships 1774-1824. Henry C. Peden, Jr. and Veronica Clarke
Peden. A compilation of marriage references, actual and implied,
1774-1824. A must have for Harford County and surrounding areas
research! These marriage references have been gleaned from
marriage bonds, church records, probate records, newspaper records,
military records and pensions, land records, guardian records, Bible
records, cemetery records, and court records.2011. 276 pp. D1684 $29.50
Harford County, Maryland Inventories, 1774-1804. Henry C. Peden,
Jr. Abstracts of the inventories. Next of kin (blood relatives and inlaws) are off times given. Names executor (if a will) or administrator (if
no will). 2007. 104 pp. D1363 -$19.00
Abstracts of Marriages and Deaths in Harford County, Maryland
Newspapers, 1837-1871. Henry C. Peden Jr. Includes abstracts of
marriage and death notices from the following newspapers, The Aegis
and Intelligencer, 1864-1871; The Harford Democrat, 1856-1871; The
Madisonian (Harford & Baltimore Advertiser), 1837-1857; The Havre
de Grace Republican, 1868-1871; The Southern Aegis, 1857-1864.
Gleaned from marriage & death notices, local news items and executor
and administrator notices and also the occasional "removals from voter
registration lists" that were published. 2005. 166 pp. D136 - $20.00
Early Harford Countians. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Volume 1 and 2 have
been extracted from the following: a wide variety of sources including
tax lists, censuses; Dr. Archer's ledgers; Orphan's Court Proceedings;
Family Bibles; probate records; church records;; land records index;
marr. licenses; various publications, periodicals. and histories. Over
30,000 entries. (1993), new format in 1999. 8½ x11.
Vol. 1 A-K. WB2255 - $27.00
Vol. 2 L-Z. WB2257 - $32.00
Vol 3. (Supplement). Contains the 1775 census and two hundreds
(subdivisions) of the 1776 census which were inadvertently
omitted from the initial publication along with corrections to the
earlier volumes 1 and 2. (1999), 2001. 115 pp. WB2258 - $21.00
Bastardy Cases in Harford County, Maryland, 1774-1844. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. Covers 348 bastardy cases taken from court records,
general entry ledgers, indentured servant records and court papers at
the Historical Society of Harford County. 2001. 212 pp. WB2847 $20.00
Harford County Marriage Licenses, 1777-1865. Jon Livezey and
Helene Davis. Extracted from original records, courthouse records and
early minister returns. Arr. alphabetically by bride and groom. (1993),
2000. 287 pp. WB0728 - $23.00
Heirs and Legatees of Harford County, MD. Henry C. Peden, Jr.
Abstracts of distributions to heirs named in the decedent’s estate filed
with the date of each distribution, name of administrator, and names of
legatees.
1774-1802. (1989), 2001. 87 pp. WB0238 - $11.50
1802-1846. (1988), 2000. 58 pp. WB0167 - $11.00
Inhabitants of Harford County, Maryland, 1791-1800. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. A follow-up to Early Harford Countians which covered the
years 1773 to 1790. This work continues to follow those residents up to
the year 1800, bringing the 18th century to completion. (1999), 2001.
Alphabetical. Maps. 373 pp. WB0084 - $30.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Harford County, Maryland 1775-1783.
Henry C. Peden, Jr. (1985), 2000. 271 pp. WB0542 - $22.00
St. George's Parish Register (Harford County, Maryland), 16891793. Bill and Martha Reamy. (Exclusive of records contained in
Peden's St. John's and St. George's Registers). Includes marriages,
births, deaths, and extracts from vestry proceedings. Anglican records
cover the northern 2/3 of Harford County. (1988), 1999. 175 pp.
WB0142 - $19.00
Kent County, Maryland
formed in 1642
Kent County, Maryland Land Records. Irma S. Harper. The author
has abstracted the land records and presents the genealogical
information in this fine series.
Volume 1: 1648-1694. 8 ½ x 11. 114 pp. DH001 - $20.00
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Volume 2: 1694-1706. 8 ½ x 11. 110 pp. DH002 - $20.00
Volume 3: 1707-1726. 8 ½ x 11. 148 pp. DH003 - $24.00
Volume 4: 1726-1737. 8 ½ x 11. 128 pp. DH004 - $24.00
Volume 5: 1738-1747. 8 ½ x 11. 133 pp. DH005 - $24.00
Volume 6: 1747-1754. 8 ½ x 11. 117 pp. DH006 - $20.00
Volume 7: 1754-1761. 8 ½ x 11. 117 pp. DH007 - $20.00
Volume 8: 1761-1765. 8 ½ x 11. 114 pp. DH008 - $20.00
Kent County, Maryland Marriage References 1642-1800. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. and Veronica Clarke Peden. A compilation of marriage
references, actual and implied, 1642-1800. In many instances the
reader will find births and deaths, names of parents, children and other
relatives, places of residence and burial, military service information.
References were gleaned from licenses, land records, probate records
(wills, accounts, inventories, distributions and testamentary
proceedings), bibles, church records, tombstone inscriptions,
newspapers, military records, and family histories. In some cases the
dates of marriage are precise, sometimes approximate or
undetermined. 2009. 229 pp. 5 ½ x 8 ½ . D1680 - $24.00
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 6: Kent County1640-1710.
Robert Hall. Mr. Hall has abstracted the earliest of the land records
(the patents) and grouped this information by owners, identifying each
tract by hundred. Hall has enhanced the value of this work by
identifying patentees and other persons named in the patent document
and by defining the relationships or involvement of such persons. This
includes relatives, former tract owners, persons transported, persons
completing service, surveyors, public officials, trades and,
occasionally, employers. Hall has identified virtually all the Kent County
patentees along with others who owned the land or warrant or acted as
owner. In addition, he includes references to tract location by river,
creek or branch. He has also identified and included many grants not
included in the rent rolls. Many tracts are plotted in clusters. 2009. 258
pp. D1308 - $30.00
Abstracts of Kent County, Maryland Wills. Christos Christou, Jr. &
John Anthony Barnhouser.
Vol. 1: 1777-1816. 321 pp. WB1281 – $29.50
Vol. 2: 1816-1867. 339 pp. WB1282 - $28.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties,
Maryland. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Men and women of the county who
either served in the military, rendered material aid to the army or navy,
took the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity, or in some way contributed
and supported the fight for the independence of the American colonies
from the rule of Great Britain. 298 pp. 1995. WB0880 - $24.00
Montgomery County, Maryland
formed in 1776 from Frederick County
Montgomery County Land Records, Libers A-G, 1777-1797.
Patricia Abelard Andersen. 2010. 134 pp. 8 ½ x 11. PA011 - $24.00
Abstracts of Wills, Montgomery County, Maryland, 1776-1825.
Mary Gordon Malloy, Jane Sween, and Janet Manuel. (1977) 2008.
202 pp. WB 0359 - $20.50
Abstracts of Wills, Montgomery County, Maryland, 1826-1875.
Mary Gordon Malloy, Jane Sween, and Janet Manuel. (1986), 2007.
232 pp. WB0114 - $20.00
Montgomery County, Maryland Marriage Licenses, 1798-1898 Janet D. Manuel. Arranged alphabetically by bride and groom. (1987),
2007, 5½x8½, paper, alphabetical, 360 pp. WB0138 - $30.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Montgomery County, Maryland, 17761783. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Approx. 5000 persons named herein also
have genealogical data included with their respective entries. (1996),
2001. Alphabetical, 371 pp. WB1211 - $31.50
Prince George’s County, Maryland
formed in 1696 from parts of
Charles and Calvert counties
Prince George’s County, Maryland Marriage References and
Family Relationships, 1695-1800. Shirley Middleton Moller. These
are marriage records (actual and implied) taken from church records,
land records, Bible records, cemetery records, wills and administra-
tions, testamentary proceedings, court records, published genealogies,
military records, marriages licenses, and records of adjoining counties
in which one of the parties was a resident of Prnice George’s County.
In many entries the author has included names of parents and children
of the couple. 8 ½ x11. 2010. 240 pp. D1679 - $36.50
The Land Records of Prince George's County, Maryland, Elise
Greenup Jourdan.
1696-1702. (1976), 2007. 98 pp. WB1976. - $14.50
1702-1709. (1990), 2000. 78 pp. WB0447 - $11.50
1710-1717. (1990), 2000. 85 pp. WB0484 - $11.50
1717-1726. (1991), 2000. 136 pp. WB0498 - $16.50
1726-1733. (1994), 1996. 245 pp. WB0914 - $22.50
1733-1739. (1996), 1999. 168 pp. WB1158 - $19.00
1739-1743. (1996), 1998. 145 pp. WB1259 - $17.50
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 2: Prince George's County
1650-1710. Robert Hall. Mr. Hall has abstracted the earliest of the land
records (the patents) and grouped this information by owners,
identifying each tract by hundred. Hall has enhanced the value of this
work by identifying patentees and other persons named in the patent
document and by defining the relationships or involvement of such
persons. This includes relatives, former tract owners, persons
transported, persons completing service, surveyors, public officials,
trades and, occasionally, employers. Hall has identified virtually all the
Prince George's County patentees along with others who owned the
land or warrant or acted as owner. In addition, he includes references
to tract location by river, creek or branch. In nearly all cases he
identifies neighbors and their tracts and using data gleaned from other
records such as probate, judicial proceedings, church and marriage
records, he has identified and included many grants not included in the
rent rolls. Many tracts are plotted. 2004. 258 pp. D1301 - $24.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Prince George’s County, MD. Henry C.
Peden, Jr. Those who served in the Army, Navy, signers of oaths and
non-signers. Vital statistics, payroll, commissions, dates of birth and
marriages, names of wives and children, when available. (1997), 2007.
Alphabetical. 348 pp. WB1333 - $28.00
Indexes of Protestant Episcopal (Anglican) Church Registers of
Prince George's County, 1686-1885, Vol. 1: King George Parish
and Queen Anne Parish. Helen W. Brown. King George Parish
(Records 1689-1802) and Queen Anne Parish (Records 1686-1777).
These are not really indexes, but an alphabetical arrangement of the
vital records. (1979), 2007. 199 pp. WB0144 - $20.00
Indexes of Protestant Episcopal (Anglican) Church Registers of
Prince George's County, 1686-1885, Vol. 2: St. Paul's Parish at
Baden and Prince George Parish. Helen W. Brown. St Paul's Parish
at Baden records begin in 1811. Prince George Parish (known as Rock
Creek Parish) records are from 1711-1798. (1979), 2007. 175 pp.
WB0169 - $20.00
Colonial Settlers of Prince George’s County. Elise Greenup
Jourdan. Vital statistics and proof of relationships found in the land,
court, and church records of the county of people who were in Prince
George’s County during the Colonial period. (1998) 2006. 429 pp.
WB1838 - $35.00
Queen Anne’s County, Maryland
formed in 1706 from Talbot County
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 9: Queen Anne’s County,
1640-1710. Robert W. Hall. Abstracts of the earliest of the land
records grouped by owner, identifying each tract by name. All persons
in the patent document are named and the relationships (when
applicable) between such persons have been defined. This includes
relatives, former tract owners, persons transported, persons
completing service, surveyors, public officials, trades and sometimes
employers. The definitive work on early landowners in Queen
Anne's County! Indexes include people, tract, and landmarks. 2011,
5.5 x 8.5, 192 pp. D1311 - $27.50
Judgment Records of Dorchester, Queen Anne's and Talbot
Counties. F. Edward Wright. Deals chiefly with orphans,
apprenticeships, felonies (which included illegitimate children, adultery,
assaults, thefts), petitions for roads, requests for boundary settlement,
tavern licenses, ferries. Debt resolutions, although involving a major
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part of the court's time are not included, being of limited genealogical
value. Each county is given about the same coverage: Dorchester
(1690-92,1728-29, 1733-1734, 1742-1745), Queen Anne's (17091716), and Talbot (1662-1774, 1686-1689, 1692-1698, 1705-1708,
1714-1717). 217 pp. 2001. D007 - $16.00
See Revolutionary Patriots of Kent and Queen Anne’s Counties,
Maryland in Kent County, MD section.
St. Mary’s County
formed in 1637
St. Mary's County, Maryland Wills. Linda Davis Reno. Detailed
abstracts of the wills. The first three volumes are 8½ x11, all later
books are 5½ x 8½.
1776-1791. 2007. 237 pp. D4601 - $29.00
1791-1802. 2007. 208 pp. D4602 - $29.00
1803-1820. 2007. 226 pp. D4603 - $29.00
1820-1836. 2007. 202 pp. D4604 - $24.00
1836-1857. 2007. 156 pp. D4605 - $23.00
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 5: St. Mary’s County,
1633-1710. Robert W. and Sandra Hall. This work includes abstracts
of the earliest land records (the patents) grouping the information by
owners and by hundreds. Patentees and others named in the patent
document are identified and the relationship or involvement is defined.
This includes relatives, former tract owners, persons transported
and/or completing service, surveyors, public officials, and occasionally
employers. In nearly all cases he identifies neighbors and their tracts
and, using data gleaned from other records such as probate, judicial
proceedings, church and marriage records, he has identified and
included many grants not included in the Rent Rolls. Many tracts are
plotted in clusters. 2007. 364 pp. D1306 - $33.00
Settlers of Colonial St. Mary’s County. Elise Greenup Jourdan.
Includes abbreviated abstracts taken from probate, church records,
chancery records, naturalizations, patent books, rent rolls, and major
publications such as the MD Archives series. Ties individuals and
families (listed alphabetically). Each abstract refers to a documented
primary record. A must-have for genealogical work in St. Mary’s. 2003.
444 pp. D133 - $33.00
See Revolutionary Patriots of Calvert & St. Mary's County. MD in
Calvert County, MD section.
Somerset County, Maryland
formed in 1666
+NEW! Somerset County, Maryland Marriage References and
Family Relationships, 1666-1800. Lyndeth Esgar. Marriage
references and family relationships have been compiled from a vast
variety of sources including marriage bonds, church records, probate
records, newspaper records, military records and pensions, land
records, guardian records, Bible records, cemetery records, and court
records. A must for your Somerset County research! 296 pp., 8.5 x 11,
2013. D1695 - $35.00
Land Records of Somerset County, Maryland - Ruth T. Dryden.
This volume contains abstracts of deeds, patents, notes from wills and
tax records, evidence of marriages, and family ties. Records are
alphabetically arranged by location: from a 1683 patent in Abbington to
an 1804 land division in Young Tinson. A full name index and several
maps add to the value of this work. (1985, 1994), 2011, 5½x8½, paper,
index, maps, 544 pp. HBD3291 - $35.00
Tax Lists of Somerset County, 1730-1740. J. Elliott Russo. A
compilation of tax lists from Somerset County and what later became
Worcester County. Prior to the 1790 census, tax lists are one of the
few ways of pinpointing an ancestor’s location. 2010. 310 pp. D094 $29.50.
Old Somerset on the Eastern Shore of MD: A Study in
Foundations and Founders. Clayton Torrence. Standard for
researching early families in present counties of Wicomico, Worcester
and Somerset. Describes and lists hundreds of families and settlers.
Early genealogies of major families. Based on deeds, wills, land,
county court and provincial records. (1935), 2007. 583 pp. CC5805 $50.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Worcester and Somerset Counties,
1775-1783. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Lists the men and women who served
in the military, rendered material aid, took the Oath of Allegiance, or in
some way contributed to the fight for freedom of the American colonies
in the Revolutionary War. 1999. 352 pp. WB2240 - $28.00
Stepney Parish Records (Somerset County, Maryland). Ruth T.
Dryden. 1709-1889. Births, deaths, marriages, confirmations of St.
Bartholomew’s at Green Hill and St. Mary's at Tyaskin. (1989), 2001.
91 pp. WB0353 - $13.50
Parish of Somerset. Ruth T. Dryden. These are the church records
for the period, circa 1693 - 1893. These records duplicate those found
in Eastern Shore Vital Records series through 1825. For the latter
period, 1826-1893, this is the only published source available. Also
included are cemetery records of St. Andrews, of persons who died
before 1893. 82 pp. WB0352 - $13.00
Somerset County, Maryland Orphans Court Proceedings. David V.
Heise. Abstracts of guardian appointments, guardian accounts,
apprenticeships, administrative accounts of estates and disputes
concerning these matters. Shows relationships, stated and implied.
Vol. 1: 1777-1792 & 1811-1823. 212 pp. 1996. WB1194 - $19.00
Vol. 2: 1823 -1838. 245 pp. 1996. WB1335 - $22.50
Vol. 3: 1838-1852. 309 pp. 1997. WB1351 - $27.00
Somerset County, MD Marriage Records 1796-1871. Roy C. Pollitt.
Alphabetical by groom with an index to brides. (1986). 2002. 264 pp.
D046 - $22.50
Talbot County, Maryland
formed in 1662
See Judgment Records of Dorchester, Queen Anne's and Talbot
Counties in Queen Anne’s Co. section.
Early Landowners of Maryland, Volume 8: Talbot County 16501710. Robert W. Hall. The author’s latest work includes abstracts of
the earliest land records (the patents) grouping the information by
owners. Patentees and others named in the patent document are
identified and the relationship or involvement is defined. This includes
relatives, former tract owners, persons transported and/or completing
service, surveyors, public officials, and occasionally employers. In
nearly all cases he identifies neighbors and their tracts and, using data
gleaned from other records such as probate, judicial proceedings,
church and marriage records. 2011. 386 pp. D1310 - $37.50
Talbot County, Maryland Marriage References 1642-1800. Henry
C. Peden, Jr. and Veronica Clarke Peden. A compilation of marriage
references, actual and implied, 1642-1800. In many instances the
reader will find births and deaths, names of parents, children and other
relatives, places of residence and burial, military service information.
References were gleaned from licenses, land records, probate records
(wills, accounts, inventories, distributions and testamentary
proceedings), bibles, church records, tombstone inscriptions,
newspapers, military records, and family histories. In some cases the
dates of marriage are precise, sometimes approximate or
undetermined. 2010. 302pp. D1682 - $32.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Talbot County, Maryland, 1775-1783.
Henry C. Peden, Jr. Lists the men and women of the county who
served in the military, rendered material aid to the army or navy, took
the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity, served in an office or on a
committee at the town, county or state level, or in some way
contributed to and supported the Revolutionary War. Approximately
3,000 names present alphabetically. 1998. 204 pp. WB2209 - $19.00
Washington County, Maryland
formed in 1776 from Frederick County
Washington Co. Church Records of the 18th Century 1768-1800.
F.E. Wright. Lutheran & Reformed records of Hagerstown, Clearspring,
Williamsport, Leitersburg, Funkstown and Cearfoss. (1988), 2007. 162
pp. WB0163 - $18.00
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Bible Records of Washington County, Maryland. F. Edward Wright.
From copies, notes, and in some cases, the Bibles themselves, on file
at the Washington County Historical Society. (1992), 2000. 131 pp.
D0586 - $16.00
Marriages and Deaths from the Newspapers of Allegany and
Washington Counties, MD 1820-1830. F. Edward Wright. From the
Maryland Advocate, Maryland Herald, The Torchlight, Republican
Banner, The Hagerstown Mail and the Farmer’s Register. Over 5,000
persons. (1987) 1998. 159 pp. WB0747 - $16.00
Newspaper Abstracts of Allegany and Washington Counties,
1811-1815. F. Edward Wright. Sales of property, runaway slaves,
apprentices, horses and wives; marriages and deaths; appointments of
administrations; stray livestock and their owners; and deserters.
(1989), 1999. 120 pp. WB0249 – $13.50
Washington County, Maryland Marriages, An Index: 1799-1860.
Dale Walton Morrow & Deborah Jensen Morrow. Originally published
by Traces in 4 vols. (1992), 2004. 176 pp. HBM0162 - $17.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Washington County, Maryland 17761783. Henry C. Peden, Jr. Men and women of Washington Co. who
served in the military, rendered material aid to the army or navy, took
the Oath of Allegiance & Fidelity, served in office or on a committee at
the town, county, or state level, or in some way contributed and
supported the fight for freedom during the Revolutionary War. (1998),
2006. 468 pp. WB1471 - $36.00
Wicomico County, Maryland
formed in 1867 from parts of
Somerset and Worcester counties
Land Records Wicomico County, Maryland, 1666-1810 - Ruth T.
Dryden. This volume contains deeds, patents and notes from wills and
tax records (1666–1810) of portions of Somerset and Worcester
Counties, Maryland, and Sussex County, Delaware. In the year 1767,
there was an adjustment of the Maryland and Delaware boundaries
which put some lands, which are now considered to be part of
Wicomico County, in the state of Delaware. Wicomico County,
Maryland, was formed in 1867, taken from the northern section of
Somerset County and the northwestern part of Worcester County. A
full name index and a map add to the value of this work. (1992), 2011,
5½x8½, paper, index, 494 pp. HBD5271 - $35.00
Worcester County, Maryland
Formed in 1742 from part of Somerset County
Worcester County, Maryland Orphans Court Proceedings. David
V. Heise. Abstracts of guardian appointments, guardian accounts,
apprenticeships, admin. account of estates and disputes concerning
these matters.
Vol. 1: 1777-1800. 1998. 362 pp. WB1528 - $29.50
Vol. 2: 1800-1816. 2000. 412 pp. WB1965 - $30.00
Vol. 3: 1816-1832. 2004. 508 pp. WBH0941 - $41.00
Worcester County, Maryland Marriage Licenses, 1795-1865 - Mary
Beth and Vanessa Long . A collection of the earliest known marriage
licenses issued in Worcester County, Maryland. Dates given indicate
the date the license was issued, not the date of the marriage. One
cannot assume the marriage took place; but it is probable that the
couple married within a few days of the license date. (1990), 2008, 268
pp. WB0451 - $21.00
Revolutionary Patriots of Worcester and Somerset Counties, MD,
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New Jersey – Statewide and Regional
East New Jersey Land Records. Richard S. Hutchinson. Note that
the dates given in the titles of each book in this series are those found
on the original books. These dates do not, however, represent the
years in which the land sales, purchases, and deeds took place. In
many cases, the actual deeds are dated much earlier - in some
books as early as the late 1600s. This series covers the counties of
Essex, Middlesex, Monmouth and Somerset. Although Bergen County
was a part of East New Jersey, the majority of their records for this
period were recorded at the county courthouse. However, some
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Bergen Co. names within the deed's description.
1702-1717 (Books H, I and “Little K”). 2008. 223 pp. D4557 - $26.50
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West Jersey, New Jersey Deed Records 1676-1721. Jon David
Davis. Includes date of transaction, name of grantor(s), occupation of
the grantor(s), place of residence of grantor(s), name of grantee(s),
occupation of the grantee(s), place of residence of grantee(s), sales
price, area of land involved, neighbors, chain of deed, signature of
grantor(s) and signature of witnesses. 2006. 370 pp. HBD3553 $29.00
Runaways of Colonial New Jersey: Indentured Servants, Slaves,
Deserters, and Prisoners, 1720-1781. Richard B. Marrin. Newspaper
ads seeking return of runaway servants or slaves, deserters from the
military, escapees from jail. These advertisements list the names of the
runaways and their masters, as well as others of colonial New Jersey,
and other various descriptive random details about the runaways
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characteristics etc. Names over 4,280 persons including runaways,
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Colonial Families of New Jersey, Volume One. F. Edward Wright. In
addition to Monnette’s published work and that of Dally (Woodbridge
and Vicinity), Wright draws on many of the church records that have
been published in the New Jersey Historical Society Proceedings and
the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, probate material was taken
from Calendar of New Jersey Wills, and from East Jersey Deeds, the
New Jersey Archives 1st Series, Vol. XXI, 1664-1703. The following
families of Middlesex and Somerset Counties are covered in this
first volume: Alston/Elstone, Ayers, Bonham, Cutter, Drake, Dunham,
Dunn, Eastwood, Eddie, Fitz Randolph (Randolph), Folsom, Freeman,
Giles, Gilman, Hull, Laing, Manning, Martin, Moores (Moore), Mundy
(Monday), Pike, Robins, Rolph, Runyon, Smalley, Sutton, Tappan,
Thorpe, Vail, Wooden, Worth. 247 pp. 2004. D127 - $24.00
Colonial Families of New Jersey, Volume Two. Pamela S. Pearson.
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Sebring/Sebron; Stoothoof; Ten Brook; and Van Court. 2006. 285 pp.
D1280 - $28.00.
Colonial Families of New Jersey, Volume Three. Pamela S.
Pearson. This compilation is based on various sources including
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this volume the following families of Hunterdon, Middlesex and
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Laurens Low; Ten Eyck, Tunison; Van Middlesworth; Van Vechten/Van
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New Jersey Bible Records. Anna Miller Watring. Many of these Bible
Records were compiled by the Genealogical Records Committee,
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Primarily pre-dating 1900. 2002.
Vol. 1: Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May & Gloucester Counties.
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South Jersey Marriages. H. Stanley Craig. Marriages from the 18th &
19th centuries. Many are taken from Philadelphia church records.
(1935), 2001. 165 pp. GH109 - $14.00
Burlington County Marriages. Stanley Craig. Data from Friends
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The Early Germans of New Jersey: Their History, Churches and
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Weygand's Pastoral Call, 1749. (1895). 2004. 667 pp. CC940 - $62.50
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Early Church Records of Burlington County, New Jersey Volume
1. Charlotte Meldrum. Mainly 18th Century births, deaths, marriages,
discipline, & removals. From the records of Burlington & Mt. Holly
Monthly Meetings. (1994), 2007. 298 pp. WB0809 - $26.00
Calendar of New Jersey Wills. The abstracts are from the originals in
the office of the Secretary of the State. Alphabetical by deceased
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Vols. 6-11 by Elmer T. Hutchinson (1941-47), 2002. Volumes 1
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Early Church Records of Burlington County, New Jersey Volume
3. Charlotte Meldrum. 18th century births, deaths, marriages, and
minutes from the records of Upper Evesham Monthly Meeting, birth
records of a Quaker physician, Burlingotn County marriage license
records, baptisms of St. Andrew P.E. Church, New Jersey Catholic
baptism records, 1759-1781, and Register of the Church of St. Ann’s.
(1995) 2007. 289 pp. WB1020 - $21.00
Ship Passenger Lists—New York and New Jersey 1600-1825. Carl
Boyer 3rd. Contains all of the articles, lists, excerpts, abstracts and
minutes listed in the third edition of Lancour's Bibliography. This set
includes obscure foreign sources and excerpts from books,
bibliographies and place and variant surname spelling indexes, as well
as the reprinted journal articles and personal name indexes. Over
8,500 immigrants. (1978), 2007, 334 pp. HBB0723 - $26.00
Colonial Families of Cape May County, New Jersey (Revised 2nd
Edition). F. Edward Wright. Based on a wide range of sources
including probate, church, & land records, bibles, and published
genealogies, the author has reconstructed lineages for the following
families: Badcock, Bancroft, Bennett, Bishop, Brandreth, Briggs, Buck,
Carman, Champion, Chester, Church, Corson, Crandall, Crawford,
Cresse, Crowell, Daniels, Dennis, Dole, Downes, Edmonds, Edwards,
Eldredge, English, Evans, Fish, Flower, Foreman, Foster, Gandy,
Garlick, Garretson (Garrison), Godfrey, Goff, Golding, Griffing,
Hamilton, Hand, Hathorn, Hedges, Hewett, Hildreth, Holden, Hughes,
Ingersul, Ireland, Iszard, Jeacocks, Jenkins, Johnson, Kent, Laughton,
Lawrence, Leaming, Lee, Ludlam, Lupton, Mackey, Mason, Mathews,
Mulford, Newton, Norton, Osborne, Page, Parsons, Pierson, Pine,
Pratten (Pratt), Raney, Reeves, Richardson, Robinson, Ross, Savage,
Sayre, Schellenger, Scull, Searle, Shaw, Simkins, Smith, Somers,
Spicer, Steelman, Stevens, Stewart, Stillwell, Stites, Storer, Stubbs,
Swain, Taylor, Thompson, Townsend, Van Gelder, Wells, Weston,
Wheaton, Whilldin, Willits, Woolson, Yates. (2002), 2005. 364 pp.
D048 - $30.00
Atlantic County, New Jersey
formed in 1837 from Gloucester County
Early Church Records of Atlantic and Cape May Counties, New
Jersey. Barbara Epler Wright. Records from Great Eggharbor Monthly
Meeting (Quaker) births, deaths and minutes; First Baptist Church (in
Cape May Courthouse) - letters of dismission, minutes, marriages; and
records of persons buried at Cold Spring Cemetery born before 1800.
Quaker records begin late 1600s; Baptist records, 1791 to 1822.
(1995), 2002. 79 pp. D034 - $9.00
Bergen County, New Jersey
formed in 1683.
Early Church Records of Bergen County, New Jersey, 17401800.These records include Paramus Reformed Dutch Church,
baptisms, list of member for 1799; a few records from the Waldwick
Methodist Church, baptisms, ministers 1791-99; Ramapo Lutheran
Church, baptisms 1750-1800. (1996), 2000. 167 pp. D1139 - $16.00
Burlington County, New Jersey
created in 1694
Burlington County, New Jersey, Deed Abstracts: Books A, B and
C. Richard S. Hutchinson. The significant Quaker influence in this
county is reflected in the numerous records of slave manumissions
which name the slave, owner, justices and overseers of the poor.
Other documents recorded in these books include Release of Dower,
Creditor's Agreements, Division of Property amongst heirs, and more.
The majority of the documents recorded in these books pertain to
deeds from the 1750s through the 1790s but also contain genealogical
information from the early 1700s. 140 pp. 8½ x11. (2000), 2006.
HB6416 - $27.00
Early Church Records of Burlington County, New Jersey Volume
2. Charlotte Meldrum. 18th Century births, deaths, marriages,
discipline & removals from the records of the Monthly Meetings of Little
Egg Harbor, Evesham & Chesterfield. (1995), 2000, 289 pp. WB0909 $26.00
Camden County, New Jersey
created in 1844 from Gloucester County
Camden County Marriages. H. Stanley Craig. Marriages from 1844
through 1890. Alphabetical by groom with a consolidated index to
brides. (1930), 2012. 195 pp. D104 - $19.50
Cape May County, New Jersey
created in 1692 from part of West Jersey
Early Church Records of Atlantic and Cape May Counties, New
Jersey. Barbara Epler Wright. Records from Great Eggharbor Monthly
Meeting (Quaker) births, deaths and minutes; First Baptist Church (in
the town of Cape May Courthouse) - letters of dismission, minutes and
marriages; and a section based on tombstone inscriptions of persons
buried at Cold Spring Cemetery. Quaker records begin in late 1600s;
Baptist records run from 1791 to 1822. Cold Spring Cemetery data
relates to persons born prior to 1800. (1995), 2002. 79 pp. D034 $9.00
Cape May County (New Jersey) Marriage Records. H. Stanley Craig
and Julius Way, MD. The definitive work on marriages in Cape May
County. (1931), 2012. 131 pp. D0867 - $15.50
Cumberland County, New Jersey
created in 1748 from part of Salem County
Early Records of Cumberland County, New Jersey. Charlotte D.
Meldrum. Covers Cohansey Baptist, Deerfield Presbyterian, German
Presbyterian, Cohansey, Methodist Episcopal of Port Elizabeth,
Methodist Marriages Salem Circuit, Maurice Monthly Meeting, Fairton
Presbyterian, Cumberland County Marriages, Register of Moravian
Missionaries in West New Jersey, New England Town Burial Ground
Fairton, Baptist Church at Dividing Creek, Greenwich Presbyterian,
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and New Jersey Archives published marriages for the county. 178 pp.
(1998), 2012. D1486 - $21.00
Deerfield Presbyterian Church Minutes, Baptisms, and Marriages,
1746-1904. Transcribed by Louise Plankenhorn. This compilation
contains the entire record of the church located in Cumberland County,
New Jersey, with an every name index. 369 pp. 2005. GH128 - $45.00
Cumberland County, NJ Marriages. H. Stanley Craig. These records
are from the County Clerk’s office, various Presbyterian churches,
Bible records and other sources from 1748-1880. (1932) 1987. 333 pp.
GH106 - $21.00
Cumberland County, NJ Wills. H. Stanley Craig. Taken from
Cumberland Co. wills between 1748 and 1861, Alphabetical by
surname. GH122 - $14.00
Early Church Records of Salem County, New Jersey. Charlotte
Meldrum. Quaker records of the monthly meetings of Salem,
Pilesgrove and Greenwich, 1686-1800, including marrages, births, a
few deaths, certificates of removal and abstracts of the minutes,
Pilesgrove Presbyterian Church marriages and births, 1741-1800,
Friesburg Emanuel Lutheran Church, births and burials, 1749-11800
(1996), 2007, 321 pp. WB1165 - $26.00
Salem County, New Jersey Wills, 1831-1860. H. Stanley Craig.
Abstracts of many Salem County wills for this 30-year period prove
various relationships for searchers of South Jersey families. (1930),
1982. 203 pp. GH124 - $16.50
Salem County Genealogical Data. H. Stanley Craig. Information on
persons living in Salem County prior to 1800. (1930) 1980.
Vol. 1. Early passenger ships & data from Church tombstones. 374
pp. GH1003 - $21.50
Vol. 2. Deaths from Salem Co. Friends Meeting, 1800-1890s;
Colonial Military rolls; Revolutionary; Court Records, 1706-1773;
Officials selected by Courts, 1707-1779. GH1004 - $17.00
Essex County, New Jersey
See Union County, New Jersey
Gloucester County, New Jersey
created in 1686
Early Church Records of Gloucester County, NJ. Charlotte
Meldrum. Marriages, births, deaths and excerpts from the minutes of
the two Quaker monthly meetings, Haddonfield and Woodbury pre1826; Moravian Church register, 1742-94; marriage licenses of
Gloucester, 1728-50; Registers of St. John Episcopal 1789-1800;
Registers of St. Mary's Church, Colestown, 1796-1800. (1996), 1998.
296 pp. WB1250 - $25.00
Gloucester County Wills 1818-1836 (Volume I). Doris Cole Rogers.
A detailed transcription of the wills. (Vol. 2 contains 1 page of
corrections for Volume 1). 1988. 306 pp. 8½ x 11. GHGCW1 - $40.00
Gloucester County Wills 1836-1846 (Volume II). Doris Cole Rogers.
1988. 224 pp. 8 1/2 x11. GHGCW2 - $35.00
Middlesex County, New Jersey
created in 1683 from East Jersey
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Salem County, New Jersey
created in 1694
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Middlesex County, New Jersey Records of the 17 and 18
Centuries. Excerpted from First Settlers of Ye Plantations of
Piscataway and Woodbridge, published in the 1930s by Orra
Eugene Monnette. Includes Piscataway Town Register marriages,
births and deaths); Woodbridge Town Records (marriages, births and
deaths) and many cemetery records in the 18th and 19th centuries of
Piscataway, Samptown, Stelton Baptist Church, New Market,
Woodbridge, Presbyterian Church yard at Springfield, Rev. Soldiers
buried in Rahway Cemetery, Rahway Old Cemetery and many more.
2010. 193 pp. D4560 - $29.50.
Middlesex County, New Jersey, Deed Abstracts Book 1. Richard S.
Hutchinson.From early deed books at the Middlesex County Court
House. 2000. 8½x11. 141 pp. HBH1434 - $27.50
Monmouth County, New Jersey
created in 1683 from East Jersey
Monmouth County, New Jersey Deeds, Books A,B,C, & D. Richard
S. Hutchinson. Records are grouped by Deed Book: Book A (1669circa 1680), Book B (circa 1685-1690), Book C (circa 1691-1696),
Book D (1697-1714). Covers more than deeds, including the minutes
and orders resulting from the first "Assembly," Appointments, elections,
court cases, juries, Letters of Attorney, land sales, marriages, etc.
Land transaction entries include names of buyer, seller and other
pertinent data. 2000. 156 pp. 8 1/2 x 11. HBH1479 - $28.00.
Early Church Records of Monmouth County, New Jersey. Anna
Miller Watring. Records through 1800 for the following churches: Old
Tennent Presbyterian: baptisms and cemetery records; Shrewsbury
Monthly Meeting (Quakers): births, deaths, marriages and minutes;
Upper Freehold Quarterly Meeting (Baptists): minutes; Dutch
Reformed Church of Freehold and Middletown: baptisms; Christ
Church at Shrewsbury: baptisms. 286 pp. 2004. D035 - $26.00
Salem County Marriage Records. H. Stanley Craig. Thousands of
marriage records from the 1600s to 1880. (1928), 1978, 295 pp.
GH0863 - $21.50
Somerset County, New Jersey
formed in 1688 from Middlesex County
Early Church Records of Somerset County, New Jersey, Vol. 1.
Somerset County Historical Society. Compiled from early issues of the
Somerset County Historical Quarterly and the Genealogical Magazine
of New Jersey. These are the earliest surviving baptismal records,
running up through 1800. Includes records for the following churches:
Neshanic Reformed, First Reformed Raritan (Somerville), Readington
Reformed, Hillsborough (Millstone) Reformed, Six-mile Run Reformed,
Basking Ridge Presbyterian. 2002. 379 pp. D033 - $28.00
Union County, New Jersey
created in 1857 from Essex County
Early Union County Church Records 1750-1800. Mary Marshall
Brewer. Contains records from St. John’s Church, Elizabeth;
Presbyterian Church at New Providence; Scotch Plains Baptist
Church; and Westfield Presbyterian Church all located in what is now
Union County. 2011. 128 pp. D4561 - $16.00
North Carolina – Statewide and Regional
North Carolina -- South Carolina Bible Records - Jeannette Holland
Austin. This collection of Bible records contains an itemized list of the
births, marriages and deaths found in approximately 450 family Bibles.
This collection spans a period from the 1600s to the 1900s. (1988),
2008, 5½x8½, paper, index, 750 pp. HBA0595 - $47.00
Early Records of North Carolina. Stephen Bradley. Not only wills are
available from the Secretary of State in North Carolina, but other
papers exist as reflected in volumes 1 - 3 below. The records in
volumes 1 -3 include Greene and Sullivan counties in Tennessee.
North Carolina counties include all counties extant in the years noted.
Volumes 4 through 8 are North Carolina's oldest wills, which include
the wills missing from the Grimes edition, as well as more than 10,000
persons missing from Grimes' work. All books in this series contain the
following indexes: Full-Name, Slave, Place and Women’s first name.
8½ ” x 11”.
Volume 1: Probates, Administrations, Inventories 1753-1790.
Counties from Anson to Wilkes AND Greene and Sullivan
Counties in Tennessee. 1992. 103 pp. SBNC01 - $24.00
Volume II: Wills, Administrations, Inventories, Deeds 1677-1790.
In the earlier years the entire colony - Albemarle County - is
covered. There is material for Bertie, Chowan, Edgecombe,
Onslow, Pasquotank, and Perquimans precincts Counties
named are Anson to Wilkes AND Greene and Sullivan Counties
in Tennessee. 1992. 136 pp. SBRNC02 $24.00
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Volume III: Loose Estate Papers and Related Material 1712-1798.
Counties and precincts go from Albemarle to Wilkes AND
Davidson and Sullivan Counties in Tennessee. 1993. 161 pp.
SBNC003 -$24.00
Volume IV: Wills 1663-1722. 1993. 135 pp. SBNC04 - $24.00
Volume V: Wills 1723-1736. 1993. 135 pp. SBNC05 - $24.00
Volume VI: Wills 1737-1749. 1994. 151 pp. SBNC06 - $24.00
Volume VII: Wills 1750-1755. 1994. 159 pp. SBNC07 - $24.00
Volume VIII: Wills 1756-1794. 1994. 138 pp. SBNC08 - $24.00
Volume IX: Colonial Court Records - Estate Papers 1665-1775 A
to Gibson. 2000. 135 pp. SBNC09 - $24.00
Volume X: Colonial Court Records - Estate Papers 1665-1775
Gilbert to Owen. 2000. 139 pp. SBNC010 - $24.00
Volume XI: Colonial Court Records - Estate Papers 1665-1775:
Packe toYoung. 2000. 165 pp. SBNC011 - $24.00
Anson County, North Carolina
formed in 1750 from Bladen County
Anson Co., NC Deeds 1749-1765, Wills & Estates 1749-1795. Brent
H. Holcomb. This work contains abstracts of deeds (1749-1766) and of
wills and estates (1749-1795). The deed books, with one exception,
are abstracted in their entirety, as are the probate records. Since no
Anson County court minutes exist except for 1771 to 1777, the returns
provided here contain information on some wills and estates no longer
extant. Also included is the 1763 tax list which, although incomplete, is
the earliest surviving tax list for the county. Originally published in three
separate volumes, the work is now consolidated, repaged, and
provided with a new index and table of contents. (1974-75), 1991.
CC2765 - $20.00
Bertie County, North Carolina
formed in 1722 from Albemarle County
Deeds of Bertie County, North Carolina. Stephen Bradley. 8½ x 11.
1757 - 1772. 1992. 132 pp. SBD07 - $24.00
1785 - 1794. 1994. 145 pp. SBD09 - $24.00
1772 - 1785. 1993. 102 pp. SBD08 - $24.00
Marriage Abstracts of Bertie County, North Carolina, 17551869.John Vogt. Records drawn from the office of the Superior Court
in Windsor, North Carolina. Includes bride, groom, date of bond and/or
marriage, and occasional bondsman, consent and/or minister. 105 pp.
IBRNC - $10.00
Bladen County, North Carolina
formed in 1734 from Bath County
Bladen County, N.C., Abstracts of Early Deeds, 1738-1804. Brent
Holcomb. At is formation in 1734, Bladen encompassed everything
west of the present county. Even though many of Bladen's deeds were
lost in the three courthouse fires, these abstracts are especially
informative, with many long chains of title going back to original grants
and many references to bordering Craven County, S.C. This book will
provide many links which were formerly thought forever lost. (1979)
1992, 88 pp, SHNC3 - $15.00
Burke County, North Carolina
formed in 1777 from Rowan County
Marriage Abstracts of Burke County, North Carolina, 1780-1869.
John Vogt. Records drawn from court records in Morganton, North
Carolina. Includes bride, groom, date of bond and/or marriage,
bondsman and witness where noted. 125 pp. IBKNC - $12.95
Bute County, North Carolina
In 1777 Warren County was formed from Bute County
Marriages of Bute and Warren Counties, North Carolina 17641868. Brent H. Holcomb This volume consists, in the main, of all
extant marriage bonds issued in Bute and Warren counties in northcentral North Carolina. The abstracts are arranged in alphabetical
order by the name of the groom and provide the name of the bride, the
date of the bond, and the names of the bondsmen, when available.
CC9141 - $27.50
Cabarrus County, North Carolina
Formed in 1792 from Mecklenburg County
Marriage Abstracts of Cabarrus County, North Carolina, 17931869. John Vogt. Records drawn from court records in the North
Carolina State Archives in Raleigh. Includes bride, groom, date of bond
and/or marriage. 180 pp. ICBNC - $24.95
Caswell County, North Carolina
Formed in 1777 from Orange County
Caswell County, North Carolina, Marriage Bonds, 1778-1868.
Katharine Kerr Kendall Caswell County, North Carolina was created
from Orange County in 1777, and is today adjacent to Pittsylvania
County, Virginia. Mrs. Kendall has abstracted all 5,700 extant marriage
bonds for Caswell County from 1778, the date of the earliest bond, to
1868, when North Carolina changed the requirements of its marriage
law. Each entry herein identifies the bride and groom, the date of the
bond, and the name of the bondsman or witness. Contains a name
index to brides, grooms, bondsmen, witnesses, and other persons
named in the bonds. 1981. 170 pp. CC9200 - 21.50
Caswell County, North Carolina Will Books, 1777-1814; 1784 Tax
List; and Guardians' Accounts, 1794-1819 (Published With)
Caswell County, North Carolina Will Books, 1814-1843
Guardians' Accounts, 1819-1847; 1850 & 1860 Census Mortality
Schedules; Powers of Attorney from Deed Books, 1777-1880. 2
vols. in 1. Katharine Kerr Kendall and Mary Frances Kerr Donaldson.
Caswell County was formed from the northern part of Orange County,
North Carolina, in 1777 and was itself the parent of Person County.
The will books for Caswell County are on file at the office of the Clerk
of the Court in Yanceyville. Mrs. Kendall and Mrs. Donaldson, in these
two volumes, reprinted as one, have abstracted Caswell County Will
Books A through F, covering the years 1777 to 1814, and Will Books G
through O, covering the period 1814 to 1843. Also included in this
consolidated volume are abstracts of a number of related Caswell
County records, including tax lists, guardians' accounts, powers of
attorney from deed books, and census mortality schedules. (1983)
2005. 412 pp. CC9213 - $36.50
Chatham County, North Carolina
formed in 1771 from Orange County
Marriages of Chatham County, North Carolina, 1772-1868. Brent H.
Holcomb . This work contains abstracts of all extant marriage bonds
issued in Chatham County, 1772-1868, when marriage bonds--as
required for marriages--were discontinued. The abstracts are arranged
in alphabetical order by the name of the groom, each entry providing
the name of the bride, the bond date, and the names of the bondsmen.
Also included are abstracts of the numerous marriages listed in the
marriage register, 1851-1868. 126 pp. (1987) 2006. CC2781 - $19.50
Craven County, North Carolina
Created in 1705 as Archdale Precinct of Bath County
Craven County, North Carolina Records. Stephen Bradley. 8 ½ x
11.
Volume 1: 1737 - 1766 (Deeds, Wills, Inventories). 2001. 142 pp.
SBD010 - $24.00
Volume 2: 1742 - 1801 (Deeds, Wills, Inventories). 2002. 130 pp.
SBD011 - $24.00
Volume 3: Wills 1801-1812. 2004. 123 pp. SBD012 - $24.00
Volume 4: Wills 1813 - 1827. 2004. 119 pp. SBCW04 - $24.00
Volume 5: Wills 1827-1839. 2005. 84 pp. SBCW05- $20.00
Currituck County, North Carolina
formed as early as 1668 as a precinct of Albemarle County
Abstracts of Currituck County, North Carolina. Volume Two, Deed
Books 3-4. John Anderson Brayton. Volume Two, chronologically, is
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something of a miscellany. The remaining portion of Deed Book 3
covers the period 1801 to 1804. Deed Book 4, uncharacteristically,
takes up the earlier period from December 1781 to November 1784.
Deed Book 4 also contains numerous records from the 1730s and
1740s, and many land patents from the late 1600s and early 1700s.
Much of Deed Book 4, moreover, is the record of land patents issued
by Governor Alexander Martin to inhabitants of Currituck County.
Anyone who purchased the earlier volume must acquire this one too in
order to possess a complete collection of the earliest extant land
records for Currituck County. 2008. 244 pp. CC9923 - $27.50
Edenton District, North Carolina
formed in 1780 and consisted of Bertie, Camden, Chowan,
Currituck, Gates, Hertford, Pasquotank, Perquimans, and
Tyrrell counties
Edenton District, North Carolina Loose Estates Papers 1756-1806,
Volume 1: A-Gill. Dr. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr. A collection of loose
estates papers from the Edenton District. Much information can be
gleaned from this important, yet overlooked, collection. 8 ½ x 11, 128
pp. SBEE01 - $24.00
Volume 2: Gillikin-Niel. 8 ½ x 11, 138 pp. SBEE02 - $24.00
Volume 3: Norcom-Young. 8 ½ x 11, 144 pp. SBEE03 - $24.00
Edgecombe County, North Carolina
formed in 1741 from Bertie County
Edgecombe County, North Carolina Deeds. Stephen Bradley. 8 ½ x
11.
Volume 1: 1759 - 1768. 1995. 136 pp. SBD013 - $24.00
Volume 2: 1768 - 1778. 1995. 131 pp. SBD014 - $24.00
Volume 3: 1778 - 1786. 1996. 128 pp. SBD015 - $24.00
Volume 4: 1786 - 1794. 1996. 140 pp. SBD016 - $24.00
Volume 5: 1794 - 1798. 1998. 135 pp. SBD017 - $24.00
Volume 6: 1798 - 1802. 1999. 134 pp. SBD018 - $24.00
Franklin County, North Carolina
formed in 1779 from Bute County
Franklin County North Carolina Will Books. Stephen Bradley.These
books contained Wills, Estates Records, & Guardian Accounts 8 ½ x
11.
Will Book A-C 1785 - 1812. 1988. 218 pp. SBW0678 - $24.00
Will Books DEFG 1812 – 1824. 1990. 133 pp. SBW09 - $24.00
Will Books HIJ 1824 – 1834. 1992. 130 pp. SBW010 - $24.00
Will Book K 1834 - 1840. 1996. 126 pp. SBW011 - $24.00
Franklin County North Carolina Loose Estate Papers. Stephen
Bradley. 8½ x 11.
Vol. I 1777 - 1810. 1994. 111 pp. SBE01 - $24.00
Vol. II 1811 - 1825. 1994. 164 pp. SBE02 - $24.00
Franklin County North Carolina Marriage Bonds 1779 - 1868 (with
Marriage Register 1851 - 1867). Stephen Bradley. 8½ x 11. 1989. 122
pp. SBM01 - $24.00
Franklin County North Carolina: Original Wills. Stephen Bradley.
8½ x 11.
Volume 1, 1780 - 1861. Includes the wills not in the will books listed
above. 1996. 148 pp. SBW012 - $24.00
Volume 2, 1862 - 1900. 1996. 116 pp. SBW013 - $24.00
Franklin County North Carolina: Court Minutes. Stephen Bradley.
8½ x 11.
Volume 1: 1785 - 1789. 1995. 128 pp. SBMN03 - $24.00
Volume 2: 1789 - 1793. 1995. 124 pp. SBMN02 - $24.00
Franklin County, North Carolina Tax Lists, 1785-1810. Stephen
Bradley. 8 ½ x 11. 128 pp. SBFT01 - $24.00
Granville County, North Carolina
formed in 1746 from Edgecombe County
The Lost Tribes of North Carolina, Part II: Colonial Granville
County and Its People. Worth S. Ray. For this Granville County
genealogical miscellany, Ray has assembled the data in a variety of
lists, some of the most notable being: Notes from the Records of the
Counties of Anson, Buncombe, Caswell, Chatham, Cleveland, Duplin,
and Franklin; First and Earliest County Courts of Granville; Muster Roll
of the First Residents in Granville County in 1754; Taxpayers of
Granville County in 1788; and Marriage Bonds and Records of
Caswell, Chatham, Franklin, and Granville Counties. In addition, the
work includes separate studies of the following families: Bates,
Bennett, Boyd, Bullock, Burton, Christmas, Daniel, Eaton, Graves,
Harris, Harrison, Hawkins, High, Hill, Hunt, Jones, Knight, Lanier,
Morrow, Royster, Satterwhite, Searcy, Sims, Taylor, White, and
Williams. NOTE: This is Part II of Worth Ray's famous The Lost Tribes
of North Carolina. Like the other parts, it stands on its own and is
always published separately. Paperback, 120 pp, (1945), 2007.
CC4780 - $25.00
Halifax County, North Carolina
formed in 1758 from Edgecombe County
The Deeds of Halifax County North Carolina. Stephen Bradley.
1989-1999. 8½ x 11.
1758 - 1771. 163 pp. SBD019 - $24.00
1771 - 1786. 141 pp. SBD020 - $24.00
1786 - 1796. 176 pp. SBD021 - $24.00
1796 - 1802. 123 pp. SBD022 - $24.00
1802 - 1807. 111 pp. SBD023 - $24.00
1807 - 1811. 104 pp. SBD024 - $24.00
1811 - 1817. 122 pp. SBD025 - $24.00
1817 - 1820. 129 pp. SBD026 - $24.00
1820 - 1824. 130 pp. SBD027 - $24.00
Halifax County, North Carolina Court Minutes. Stephen Bradley
Volume 1: 1784-1787. SBH01 - $24.00
Volume 2: 1796-1797. SBH02 - $24.00
Johnston County, North Carolina
formed in 1746 from Craven County
Johnston County, North Carolina Marriages, 1764-1867. Charlotte
D. Meldrum. 4,355 marriage bonds and records, giving names of
groom, bride and bondsman or minister/or Justice of the Peace.
Abstracted from records of the North Carolina Department of Archives
and History. (1994), 2000. 210 pp. WB0778 - $18.00
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
formed in 1762 from Anson County
Mecklenburg County, North Carolina Deed Abstracts 1763-1779.
Brent Holcomb. Books 1-9. Mecklenburg county was formed in 1763
from Anson County and in turn Tryon county was formed from
Mecklenburg in 1769. This book covers the period when Mecklenburg
county also included portions of several South Carolina Counties:
Cherokee, Chester, Greenville, Kershaw, Lancaster, Laurens,
Newberry, Spartanburg, Union and York. So not only does this book
have great significances for persons researching in this area of N.C.
but also for persons who are looking for relatives in the Up-Country of
S.C. during the late 1700's. (1979), 2001. 288 pp SHNC05 - $32.50.
Nash County, North Carolina
formed in 1777 from Edgecombe County
The Wills of Nash County, North Carolina. Stephen Bradley. 8 ½ x
11.
Vol. 1 1777 - 1848. 1992. 189 pp. SBNW01 - $24.00
Vol. 2 1849 - 1900. 1992. 163 pp. SBNW02 - $24.00
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Nash County, North Carolina Court Minutes. Stephen Bradley.
Volume 1, 1778-1785. SBNM001 - $24.00
Volume 2, 1787-1793. SBNM002 - $24.00
New Bern District, North Carolina
contained Beaufort, Carteret, Craven, Dobbs, Hyde,
Johnston, Pitt, and Wayne counties
New Bern District, North Carolina Loose Estates Papers, 17751810. Stephen Bradley. Loose estates papers can contain a treasure
trove of genealogical gems. New Bern District covered the counties of
Beaufort, Carteret, Craven, Dobbs, Hyde, Johnston, Pitt, and Wayne.
174 pp. 8 ½ x 11. SBNB01 - $24.00
Northampton County, North Carolina
formed in 1741 from Bertie County
The Deeds of Northampton County, North Carolina. Stephen
Bradley. 8 ½ x 11.
1759 - 1774. 1990. 153 pp. SBD028 - $24.00
1774 - 1787. 1993. 122 pp. SBD029 - $24.00
Orange County, North Carolina
formed in 1752
from Johnston, Granville, and Bladen counties
Orange County, N.C., Abstracts of Wills. (1752-1850). By: Ruth H.
Shields. Orange county was formed in 1752 largely from Granville,
partly from Bladen and Johnson counties, N.C. And from Orange
county were created the counties of: Alamance, Caswell, Chatham,
Durham, Guilford, Person, & Wake. The researcher will find countless
clues to missing ancestors who were mentioned through the wills,
deeds, and power-of-attorney that were recorded within these Wills.
Many children are mentioned who had already received their part of
estates and thus were not legatees. Executors, neighbors and others
are all being mentioned make this a very useful tool. Also to help show
that a certain relative lived in the area the author has kept the names
of all witness within the book. Also included are approximately 202
marriages (1761-1800) which were NOT shown at all in the county's
marriage bonds. These marriages were discovered within Wills that
were being abstracted, therefore not all marriages took place in
Orange County.. (1957) 2001. 452 pp. Hard cover. SHNC56 - $45.00
Some Families of Bedford and Washington Counties, Virginia and
Orange County, North Carolina. Gayle King Blankenship. Families
of Bright, Buford, Cash, Crawford, Crews, Davis, Downs, Early, Foster,
Franklin, Gray, Huddleston, Lawhorn, McGeorge, McNew, Parker,
Perrott, Pendergrass, Poindexter, Powell, Quarles, St. Clair, Scoggins,
Shrewsbury, Smith, Tyler, Warren, Watts, and Wiggenton. Paperback,
8 1/2 x 11, 419 pp, indexed, (2000), 2010. CC9543 - $55.00
Pasquotank County, North Carolina
formed in 1668
Abstracts of Pasquotank County, North Carolina, Guardian Bond
Books, 1798-1831. Jean Wood Paschal. Very few casual genealogical
researchers are aware that there were sixteen volumes of Guardian
Bond Books recorded for the Pasquotank area of North Carolina
between the years 1798 and 1867. The wealth of information
contained in these bonds will be invaluable to those trying to document
family relationships or identify the unknown parents of an ancestor that
lived in the Pasquotank area during that period of time. This book, the
first of a two book series, is a detailed abstract of all the Guardian
Bonds recorded by the Pasquotank County Court between the years
1798 and 1831. The abstracted records are arranged by the surname
of the ward. Each abstract includes the names of the ward or wards,
the father (if identified), the guardian, and the bondsmen as well as the
date, bond number and bond amount. The early history of Guardian
Bonds for North Carolina, included in the Introduction; an example of
the bond form used in each Guardian Bond Book, shown at the
beginning of each chapter; and, a full-name index which contains 274
unique surnames (2,009 full-names) add to the value of this work.
2012, 5½x8½, paper, index, 230 pp. HBP5448 - $24.50
Rowan County, North Carolina
formed from Anson County in 1753
Marriages of Rowan County, North Carolina, 1753-1868. Brent H.
Holcomb . The marriage records abstracted here derive from microfilm
copies of the original bonds and from a microfilm copy of a register of
marriage bonds maintained from 1851 by the clerk of the county court.
The arrangement is alphabetical by the surname of the groom, and
each entry has the name of the bride, the date of the marriage bond
and, where recorded, the names of the minister, witnesses, and
bondsmen. About 9,000 marriage bonds are abstracted, and with the
others mentioned, the text bears reference to nearly 25,000 persons.
(1981) 2005. 514pp. CC2772 - $42.50
Tyrrell County, North Carolina
formed in 1729 from Chowan, Currituck, and Pasquotank
Precincts and Albemarle County
Deeds of Tyrrell County, North Carolina. Stephen Bradley. 8 ½ x
11.
Volume 1: 1735-1760. (1991). 2010. 116 pp. SBTD01 - $20.00
Volume 2: 1760-1770. (1991). 2010. 100 pp. SBTD02 - $20.00
Volume 3: 1770-1783. (1991). 2010. 122 pp. SBTD03 - $20.00
Tyrrell County, North Carolina Wills. Stephen Bradley. 8 ½ x 11
Volume 1: 1729-1811. SBW11 - $24.00
Volume 2: 1812-1900. SBW12 - $24.00
Tyrrell County, North Carolina Estate Records, 1734-1800.
Stephen Bradley. 8 ½ x 11. SBE03 - $20.00
Wilkes County, North Carolina
formed in 1777 from Surry County and the District of
Washington
Wilkes County, North Carolina Deeds, Volume 1: 1778-1803. Mrs.
W.O. Absher. This book contains both deeds and original land grants
in Wilkes County. The names of approximately 8,000 individuals can
be found here. (1989), 2007. 152 pp. SHNC28 - $25.00
Pennsylvania – Statewide and Regional
Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania. John W.
Jordan, 3 volume set. These three volumes contain possibly the most
authoritative collection of Pennsylvania genealogies ever assembled.
The editor, John W. Jordan, was a celebrated historian as well as a
genealogist, and, with his able assistants, among whom we find the
great Warren S. Ely, he produced a work that is yet unmatched in
scope and accuracy, covering fully 250 colonial and Revolutionary
families in a series of independent genealogical narratives. Extending
from two or three pages to twenty and thirty pages or more, the
genealogies generally commence with the known ancestors of the first
Pennsylvania settler and proceed in the direct line of descent to
representatives of the family in the late 19th and early 20th centuries,
touching, in this manner, on as many as seven or eight or more
generations, each member of which is scrupulously accounted for by
name, spouse, issue, and dates of birth, marriage, and death,
surfacing again, in many cases, as the subject of a biographical essay.
The original publication contained a good many full-page portraits
which, in the interest of economy, we have omitted in this reprint. But
whereas the original work lacked a guide to contents, we have made
good this deficiency, adding a table of contents to each volume. Below
is a list of the families treated: Abbot, Adams/Anshutz, Ashhurst,
Ashton, Babcock/Badcocke, Baird, Balch, Ball, Ballard, Barnes,
Beaver, Benners, Bevan, Biddle, Bigger, Bissell, Blaine, Blight, Blynn,
Bodine, Boggs, Bonsall, Bosbyshell, Bournonville, Brackenridge, Brice,
Brodhead, Brown, Bryden, Bunting, Burchfield, Burnham, Butler,
Calvert, Carpenter, Carstairs, Cass, Cassatt, Chaplin, Chew, Childs,
Clark, Comegys, Converse, Cooke, Corbin, Coyle, Craig, Crispin,
Crowell, Curtin, Cuthbert, Darte, De Armit, Dechert, Decker, Denny,
Derr, Diehl, Donaldson, Duane, Dupui, Eaton, Ellison, Emlen, Etting,
Eveland, Fassett, Findley, Fisher, Flagg, Follansbee, Fox, Friend,
Gilpin, Gleffer, Haddock, Haines, Hamill, Hamilton, Hart, Haseltine,
Hays, Herron, Hewson, Heyl, Hillman, Holme, Horne, Horner, Houston,
Howard, Hudson, Huff, Hunt, Irish, Irwin, Jeffries, Johnson, Jordan,
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Kendrick, Kennedy, Kent, Kimber, Kinney, Lammot, Larimer, Laughlin,
Leaming, Lennig, Lindsay, Lloyd , Logan, Logue, Loughrey, Lovejoy,
Lydick, Lyne, Lyon, Maclay, Madeira, Magee, Mann, Marshall,
Marston, McCall, McCandless, McClintock, McCloud, McCully,
McCurdy, McKean, McMasters, Mehard, Mercur, Merrill, Miller, Miner,
Molten, Montgomery, Moon, Morris, Morrow, Mosier, Mowry, Mulford,
Neale, Neff, Newhall, Nichols, Norris, O'Hara, Osbourn, Paine, Parker,
Patton, Paulson, Pearson, Peet, Pemberton, Penn, Pennypacker,
Pequignot, Perrin, Philips, Pinkerton, Plumly, Plumstead, Porter,
Potter, Powell, Preston, Price, Purves, Putnam, Rawle, Rea, Reed,
Reynolds, Richards, Ricketts, Riter, Robb, Robbins, Roberts,
Robinson, Rouse, Ruffner, Rupp, Sailor, Samson, Sanderson, Sankey,
Scott, Sellers, Semple, Serrill, Shattuck, Sheakley, Sheppard, Shippen,
Shiras, Shoemaker, Shriver, Sill, Singer, Smith, Snowden, Sparhawk,
Steel, Stevens, Stevenson, Sullivan, Swift, Thomas, Thorington,
Tingley, Townsend, Turnbull, Tyson, Van Leer, Waddell/Smith,
Wagner, Wainwright, Wallace, Waller, Waln, Walter, Ward, Warner,
Weaver, Weitzel, Wells, Wentworth, Wharton, Whelen, Wiederseim,
Wignall, Wilkins, Wilkinson, Willing, Wilson, Winsheimer,
Wistar/Wister, Wister, Wurts, Wynne, and Yeates. 3 volumes,
paperback, 1706 pp, (1911), 2004. CC3120 - $150.00.
Adams County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1800 from parts of York County
Guide to Research in York and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania.
Robert Barnes. Describes the genealogical holdings of historical
societies, courthouses, archives, and public libraries in York and
Adams Cos. Contains information on original records, bibliographies
of published material, church and probate records, and other source
materials. Includes maps and a listing of cemetery records held by the
Historical Society of York. (1996), 2002. 132 pp. D1166 - $22.00
SALE PRICE $12.00
Adams County Church Records of the 18th Century. F. Edward
Wright. Births, marriages, and deaths from earliest records up to 1800.
Church registers of Lower & Upper Bermudian Churches, Christ's York
Springs, Bender's, Chris Evangelical & Reformed in Littlestown,
Abbottstown Reformed and many others. (1989), 2009, 317 pp. 8 ½ x
11. D0296 - $ 29.50
Early Families of Frederick County, Maryland and Adams County,
Pennsylvania. Steve Gilland. Family names include Ambrose,
Boarman, Carbaugh, Dyer, Elder, Finch, Flohr, Gilland, Greene,
Hagan, Kint, Klein, Kline (Cline), Livers, Shriner, Spalding, and
Wildasin. (1997), 2007. 95 pp. WB1297 - $13.00
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1788
from Washington and Westmoreland counties
Our Honored Dead, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania in the
American Civil War. Arthur B. Fox. Contains complete, and very well
referenced, vital info of over 60 PA and one WV regiments, consisting
of over 200 companies recruited in Allegheny County; details the role
and organization of infantry, cavalry and artillery arms in the Union
Army, as well as the socio-political environment of the county's
soldiers. 536 pp, 7 x 10 Hardbound. 126-7869 - $39.95
Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1800 from parts of
Allegheny, Lycoming and Westmoreland counties
Cemetery Listings of Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. Don W.
Rupert. Thirty nine cemetery records compiled by townships:
Armstrong Twp: Curry Run Presbyterian, Bethel Twp: Bethel Evan.
Lutheran, Crooked Creek Presbyterian Cemetery, Highfield, Smail
Family Burial Graveyard, Boggs Twp: Cochran, Burrell Twp.: Brick
Church-St. Michaels Lutheran, Cochrans Mills Meth., Dunkard,
McDonald (Cravener), Schaeffer, Shellhammer Cemeteries,
Cowanshannock Twp: Slate Hill, St. Paul U.C. of Christ, McIntosh,
Elderton Boro: Elderton Presbyterian Ch., Gilpin Twp: Evergreen, Kidd
Farm Burial Ground, Sober Hill, Kiski Twp: Beulah Church, Maysville,
Maysville Evangelical Lutheran , Kittanning Twp: Heilman Lutheran,
Rupp (Christ Ch.) Lutheran, Shott, Simpton Methodist, St. John
Lutheran Ch., Manor Twp.: Black Burying Ground, Parks Twp: Porter
Family and Stitt Family Burial Grounds, South Bend Twp: South Bend,
Mt. Zion Methodist, Olivet, Rupert Family Burial Ground. Index. 1992,
8.5" X 11", Softbound 470 pp. 115-046 - $35.00
Bedford County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1771 from part of Cumberland County
Church Records of Berlin, Somerset County, Pennsylvania. Bob
and Mary Closson, These records were comprised from the church
book of congregations of both Evangelical Lutheran and Evangelical
Reformed (Brothers Valley Township). They were translated from the
German by E.C. Saylor in 1929. Somerset County, Pennsylvania was
formed from the westernmost part of Bedford County in 1795, thus, a
portion of these records cover Bedford County. These records
represent one of the earliest and most complete sets of vital records of
western Pennsylvania. Cover approximate time period 1788-1856.
Index. 1989, 8.5" X 11", Softbound, 195 pages. 115-402 - $19.95
Berks County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1752 from parts of
Chester, Lancaster, and Philadelphia counties
Berks County PA, Church Records of the 18th Century. F. Edward
Wright.
Vol. 1. Eastern part of the county. Births, marriages and deaths of
Schwartzwald, Oley, St. Paul's (at Amityville), St. Gabriel's
Allegheny, Robeson. (1993), 2007. 349 pp. D0625 - $30.00
Vol. 2. Northeast & North Central part of county. Births, marriages,
deaths of Oley Hill, Long Swamp, Exeter Monthly Meeting
(includes removals), Moselem, De Longs, St. Peter's and St.
Paul's. (1993), 1999. 385 pp. D0689 - $32.00
Vol. 3. Western region. Births, marriages, deaths from Frieden's
Union, Allemangel Lutheran, Blue Mountain, Rosenthal,(New
Bethel), Dunkel's, Windsor (Ziegel's), Reed's, Bern, Tulpehocken
or Christ (Jefferson Township), etc. (1993) , 2001. 386 pp.
D0698 - $30.00
Vol. 4. First Reformed Church of Reading, Zion's or Spiess's
Reformed and Lutheran Church, Selected Pastoral Records of
John Casper Stoever, Atolheo Lutheran, Pastoral Records of the
Rev. John Henry Helffrich, Rockland (Trinity, Mertz), Old
Northkill, Hetzels and St. Jacob's. (1994), 1999. 326 pp. D0838 26.50
Vol. 5. Greenwich Union (or New Bethel Zion Church), Pinegrove
Township, and Trinity Lutheran Church, Reading. 2011. 300 pp.
D0839 - $27.50
Bucks County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1682
Bucks County, PA Deed Records 1684-1763. John David Davis. Ten
deed books are abstracted in detail in this volume. (1997), 2005. 528
pp. HBD0779 - $42.00
Bucks County, PA, Church Records of the 17th and 18th
Centuries.
Vols. 1, 3, & 4 were compiled by F. Edward Wright; Vol 2 by Anna
Miller Watring.
Vol. 1 German Church Records. Records from Trinity Union, Lower
Milford (Trumbauers), Keller's, Nockamixon, Southhampton
Dutch Reformed (Neshaminy), and Tohickon Union. D0737 –
$27.50..
Vol. 2 Quaker Records: Falls and Middletown Monthly Meetings.
Marr., births, deaths, and certificates of removal (indicating from
where they came and where they went), breeches of discipline,
registers, minutes. (1994), 1998. 395 pp. D0738 - $32.00
Vol. 3 Quaker Records: Wrightstown, Richland, Buckingham,
Makefield and Solebury Monthly Meeting. Marriages, deaths,
births, and minutes of the monthly meeting of Wrightstown;
births, deaths and men's minutes of Richland and births and
deaths of Buckingham, Makefield, and Solebury Monthly
Meetings. (1994), 2000. 250 pp. D0777 - $22.50
Vol. 4. Neshaminy Presbyterian Church of Warwick, Hartsville
Evangelical Lutheran at Tinicum, Southampton Baptist, notes
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from Diary of John Dyer of Plumstead, the Presbyterian Church
in Churchville, and Hilltown Baptist. 150 pp. D080 - $16.00
Cambria County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1804
from Somerset, Huntingdon, and Bedford counties
Cambria County, Pennsylvania Cemeteries, Volume 1. Des Warzel.
Des concentrates on what he refers to as the Blacklick Valley area.
These are the townships that border the Blacklick Creek which was an
early settlement route into this part of Pennsylvania. Tombstone
inscriptions from 12 cemeteries: Belsano M. E., Belsano E. U. B (old
section), Bethel, Dunkard, Longnecker, St. Charles Catholic (Blacklick
Twp.); Colver Holy Family Catholic, Colver Russian Orthodox Catholic,
Powell, Mt. Hermon (Cambria Twp.); Browns and Ragers Cemeteries
(Jackson Twp.). Also includes record of pastors in the Nanty Glo
Finnish Lutheran Church. Index. 1995, 8.5" X 11", Softbound, 115 pp.
115-078 - $10.95
Cambria County, Pennsylvania Cemeteries, Volume 2. Des
Warzel. This volume includes nine more Blacklick Valley area
cemeteries for your research ease. Goodridge, St. Nicholas, Wenturine
Cemeteries (Barr Twp.); Beulah (Cambria Twp.); Pike Grace Brethern
and Ogden Lutheran (Jackson Twp.), Wesley Chapel (East Taylor
Twp.), Finnish Lutheran and Nant-y Glo Roman Cath. and Russian
Orthodox Cemetery (Blacklick Twp.). Index. 1995, 8.5" X 11",
Softbound, 250 pp. 115-080 - $19.95
Chester County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1682
Births, Deaths and Marriages of the Nottingham Quakers, 16801889. Alice L. Beard. Mainly from East and West Nottingham
Meetings, Little Britain Meeting, Deer Creek Meeting, Eastland Meeting
and the Octorara Meeting. (1989). 2001. 296 pp. WB0383 - $26.00
Early Church Records of Chester County, Vol. 1: Quaker Records
of Bradford Monthly Meeting. Martha Reamy. Births, deaths,
marriages (including witnesses) and minutes up to 1800. (1994), 1999.
270 pp. D0882 – 24.00
Early Church Records of Chester County, Vol. 2. Charlotte Meldrum
& Martha Reamy. Marriages, births, deaths, and removal certificates of
Uwchland Monthly Meeting (1720-1800), East Vincent Reformed
Congregation (Baptisms only: 1733-1789), Goshen Monthly Meeting
(1722-1800), and New Garden Monthly Meeting (1685-1800). (1997),
2007. 233 pp. D1332 - $23.00
Early Church Records of Chester County, Vol. 3. Martha Reamy.
Births, marriages, and deaths from the records of Kennett Monthly
Meeting, London Grove Monthly Meeting. (1998), 2000. 209 pp.
D1521 - $18.00
Clarion County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1839
from parts of Venango and Armstrong counties
Obituaries From Clarion Newspapers 1895-1900. Sally Jordan
Reed. These obituaries are transcribed from four Clarion County
newspapers: Clarion Democrat, Clarion Republican, Clarion
Jacksonian and Clarion Republican Gazette. Every-name index. 2002,
246 pp., 8½ x 11 Softbound. 126-4013 - $24.95
Obituaries From The Clarion Democrat: 1901-1905. Sally Jordan
Reed. Contains the complete obituary transcripts from this early
newspaper. The obituaries written during this time period were far
more elaborate and contained more information than those written
today, including cause of death, birth place, cemetery in which interred,
occupations and activities of life, as well as the names and
whereabouts of spouse, children, parents, grandparents, etc. Some
listings are one paragraph but many are several paragraphs and
others are a full page. These obituaries also contain names of people
who were not from Clarion County, but had relatives or "ties" to the
county, or lived there at one time. Every-name index. 2000/01, 169 pp.,
8 1/2 x 11 softbound. 126-7419 - $18.95
Obituaries From The Clarion Democrat: 1906-1910. Sally Jordan
Reed. Every-name index. 2000, 204 pp., 8 1/2 x 11 softbound. 1267467 - $21.95
Obituaries From The Clarion Democrat: 1911-1912. Sally Jordan
Reed. Every-name index. 2001, 93 pp., 8 1/2 x 11 softbound. 1267475 - $11.95
Weddings From Clarion Newspapers: 1894-1900. Sally Jordan
Reed. Wedding announcements from the area's newspapers,
chronologically listed from 1894 through 1900. Excerpts include
genealogical information, presiding pastors, etc., and detailed
descriptions of the ceremonies. 2002, Indexed. 54 pp., 8 ½ x 11,
softbound. 126-7529 - $11.95
Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1750 from Lancaster County
Cumberland County Pennsylvania Church Records of the 18th
Century. F. Edward Wright. Records for: Presbyterian; Lutheran;
German Reformed; a few Episcopal; records of Reverends Bucher,
Cuthbertson and Cooper; and a few more sources. (1994), 2001. 179
pp. D0775 - $18.00
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1785 from Lancaster County
+AVAILABLE IN FALL 2013! Dauphin County,
Pennsylvania Marriage References and Family Relationships.
These are marriage records (actual and implied) taken from church
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administrations, court records, published genealogies, military records,
and records of adjoining counties in which one of the parties was a
resident of Dauphin County. Check back for item number and pricing.
Early Church Records of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. F.
Edward Wright. Contains baptisms, marriages, and burials for many of
this county's churches. (1995), 2000. 154 pp. D1125 - $16.00
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania 1852-1855 selected Birth,
Marriage, and Death Records from the Dauphin County
Courthouse. Capitol Genealogical Society. Birth, marriage and death
records recorded in the Dauphin County courthouse in Harrisburg, PA.
Each record enumerates pertinent genealogical information relative to
the event. For example: Patrick Donely son of Dennis Donely and Mary
Ryan, born Parish of Boher, Tipperary Co, Ireland married Margaret
Goff daughter of William Goff and Bridget Keenan. 16 Aug 1852.
Catholic Rite, Rev. Pierce Maher. Index. 2002, 8.5" X 11", Softbound,
86 pp.. 115-354 - $10.00
Delaware County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1789 from Chester County
Early Church Records of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Vol. 1.
John Pitts Launey & F. Edward Wright. Chiefly the Quaker records of
Chester Monthly Meeting in the southern part of the county. Includes
marriages, births, deaths, certificates, minutes, acknowledgments and
disownments. A 9 page section of the book contains records of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church in Chester, including births, deaths, baptisms
and marriages from the early 1700s. (1997), 2007. 315 pp. D1303 $26.00
Early Church Records of Delaware County, PA, Volume 2 - John
Pitts Launey. Records from Concord Monthly Meeting, Forks of
Brandywine Presbyterian Church, Brandywine Baptist Church, and
Middletown Graveyard. (1997), 2007, 5½x8½, paper, index, 378 pp.
WB1370 - $30.50
Early Church Records of Delaware County, PA Vol. 3: The Welsh
Tract. This volume contains records from several churches including:
the Radnor-Haverford-Merion Monthly Meeting whose records include
Welsh births, Pennsylvania births, burials, marriage certificates,
certificates from Wales, minutes (1684-1800), and "Meeting for
Suffering;" the St. David's Protestant Episcopal Church whose records
are limited to births and baptisms and the Darby Monthly Meeting
whose records cover births, deaths, early wills, marriage certificates,
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certificates of removal, and minutes (1684-1800). (1997) 2005. 336 pp.
WB1371 - $26.00
Fayette County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1783 from Westmoreland County
County Chronicles: A Vivid Collection of Fayette County,
Pennsylvania Histories. Ceane O'Hanlon-Lincoln. A wealth of history
is embedded in the lush, rolling hills and valleys, majestic mountains
and ever-mysterious deep woods of Fayette County, Pennsylvania.
The names of places replete with the cobwebs of antiquity abound in
this unique corner of the "Keystone State." County Chronicles is a vivid
tapestry of assorted people, places and events that affected and
shaped Fayette County. Along with meticulous research, County
Chronicles embraces remembrances, personal experiences and
sentiments. Written in conversational style, each Chronicle is complete
in itself - perfect for today's busy people who like to read. Awardwinning author Ceane O'Hanlon-Lincoln has a genuine talent for
bringing history alive. Join her along this exciting road to history, and
explore - experience - this unique patch of Penn's Woods. Many of
these Chronicles were first published by The Daily Courier,
Connellsville, PA. 2004. Hardcover. 126-7792 - $65.00
Indiana County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1803
from Lycoming and Westmoreland counties
Indiana County, Pennsylvania Cemeteries plus History of Brush
Valley Lutheran Church, Volume 1. Des Warzel. Includes 15
cemeteries: Brush Valley Lutheran, Brush Valley Methodist, Cresswell,
Dias, Evans (Brush Valley Twp.), Blacklick M. E., Clarke, East Union
(Buffington Twp.), Mathews and Wakefield (East Wheatfield Twp.),
Cameron’s Bottom, Mt. Union, Mt. Zion, Pineland (New Strongstown),
Union (Old Strongstown) (Pine Township). Also included in this record
is a history of Brush Valley Lutheran Church, one of the oldest
churches in the county. Index. 1995, 8.5" X 11", Softbound, 189 pp.
115-031 - $17.95
Jefferson County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1804 from Lycoming County
Jefferson County, Pennsylvania: Her Pioneers and People, 18001915, Volume 1. William J. McKnight, M.D. Volume one of two. Most
of the original settlers of this area were patients of Dr. McKnight, and
his books reflect his first-hand knowledge of the people and events of
this time period. Volume one is devoted to the general history of
Jefferson County and its individual townships, and Pennsylvania.
Historical index. Maps, illustrations. Reprint of 1917 edition. 516 pp., 8
1/2 x 11 Hardbound. 126-4026A - $49.95
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1729 from Chester County
Abstracts of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Wills. These wills
were abstracted under the auspices of the Historical Society of
Pennsylvania in the early 1900s. Every name mentioned in the original
will is abstracted.
1732-1785. (1995), 2006. 327 pp. WB1123 - $28.00
1786-1820. (1995), 2003. 337 pp. WB1140 - $27.50
1821-1830. 2000. 153 pp. CP134 - $16.00
Lancaster County, PA Church Records of the 18th Century. F.
Edward Wright and Robert L. Hess. 18th Century church and pastoral
registers of births, marriages, deaths, memberships and related
records of Lancaster County.
Vol 1: Blaser’s Reformed; Cocalico Reformed; Manheim Lutheran
and Reformed; Maytown Luthean and Reformed; Muddy Creek
Lutheran and Reformed; Pequea Reformed; Reiher’s Reformed;
Seltenreich Reformed; Little Cocalico (Swamp) Reformed; White
Oaks Reformed; and pre-1771 Lutheran; Elizabethtown
Lutheran; and Bergstrasse Lutheran. (1994), 2001. 316 pp.
D0742 - $26.50
Vol. 2: First Reformed, Lancaster. 351 pp. (1994), 2000. D0743 $26.00
Vol 3: Sadsbury (Quaker) Monthly Meeting; St. James’ Episcopal;
Donegal Presbyterian; St. Mary’s Catholic; Lancaster Co. entries
from the register of Rev. John Casper Stoever (Lutheran); and
Lancaster Co. entries from the register of Rev. John Cuthbertson
(Presbyterian). (1994), 2000. 279 pp. D0829 - $25.00
Vol. 4: Warwick Moravian (St. James); Lititz Moravian; and
Donegal/Mount Joy Moravian. 269 pp. (2000) , 2002. D0837 $25.00
Vol. 5: Lancaster Moravian; Strasburg Lutheran; post -1770
Lutheran congregation of White Oaks union church; the
Conestoga, White Oak, and East Conestoga German Baptist
(Dunkard) congregations; Ephrata Seventh Day Baptist; Muddy
Creek Moravian; the register of Rev. Traugott Frederick Illing
(Anglican and Lutheran); and Lancaster Co. entries from the
register of Rev. John Waldschmidt (Reformed). 2001. 325 pp.
D010 - $29.00.
+NEW! Vol. 6: Robert L. Hess and F. Edward Wright. Includes
records of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and New Holland Lutheran
Church. 478 pp, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 2012. D667 - $39.50
Revolutionary Patriots of Lancaster County, PA. Henry C. Peden,
Jr. Each entry gives rank, company, battalion, dates and places of
service, and any other notes contained in the muster rolls. In some
cases, places of residence and dates of death are indicated. (1998),
2000. 335 pp. WB1932 - $27.00
Abstracts of Lancaster Co, PA Orphans Court Records. Edward
Wevodau. Orphans Court records reveal marriages, link children to
parents, identify land transfers from parent to child, and provide other
assorted clues. 2001. 8½x11.
1742-1767. 182 pp. CP3644 - $19.95
1768-1782. 210 pp. CP327 - $20.00
1782-1791. 254 pp. CP328 - $24.95
Abstracts of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Deed Records.
Edward Wevodau. Valuable information can be found in deeds:
occupation and place of residence, name of spouse at a given point in
time, marriages, parent-child relationships, references to other court
records, often with cited locations, lists of heirs, family migrations, and
arrival/departure in and from a particular area. Abstracts in this book
include info. that would help a researcher identify a familial connection.
Users should also understand that deeds were recorded in several
books simultaneously; hence, there will be overlapping in the dates of
recording between volumes in this series. 8½ x 11.
Vol. 1. (Bks N-Q), 1770-1789. 2002. 244 pp. CP322 - $25.00.
Vol. 2. (Bks R-U), 1774-1789. 2003. 227 pp. CP325 - $25.00
Vol. 3. (Bks W-Z), 1779-1786. 2004. 144 pp. CP348 - $20.00
Vol. 4. (Bks AA-DD), 1784-1791. 2004. 160 pp. CP378 - $20.00
Vol. 5. (Bks EE-HH), 1786-1797. 2006. 177 pp. CP548 – $20.00
Vol. 6. (Bks II-NN), 1787-1793. 2006. 160 pp. CP549 - $20.00
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Land Records 1729-1750 & Land
Warrants 1710-1742. Marsha Martin. This work contains names of
owners, adjoining property owners, heirs, wives, etc., giving
relationships of heirs, and gives history of the land back to the original
patent. Especially useful when there was not a will. (1998), 2005. 204
pp. WB1542 - $20.50
Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1813 from Dauphin and Lancaster counties
Early Church Records of Lebanon County, PA. F. Edward Wright.
These records are the earliest available for each church through 1800
and include: Bindnagel Evangelical Lutheran, baptisms, confirmations,
communicants, burials, marriages, biographies; Tabor First Reformed,
baptisms; Heidelberg Congregation, baptisms; St. Paul's (or Klopp's),
baptisms; St. Jacob's Kimmerlin's Reformed, baptisms; Trinity
Tulpehocken, baptisms and marriages; Swatara Reformed
Congregation, Jonestown, baptisms; St. John's Union, Fredricksburg,
baptisms; Millbach Reformed Congregation, baptisms and a few
marriages; Quitopahilla Reformed and Lutheran, baptisms, marriages
and burials; Zion Evangelical Lutheran, baptisms; Trinity Evangelical
Lutheran(Colebrook), baptisms, confirmations; Zoar Evangelical,
baptisms and burials; Bindnagel Evangelical, baptisms, marriages and
burials; and some baptisms and marriages performed by John Casper
Stoever. (1995), 2003. 528 pp. D0928 - $40.00
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Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1784 from Philadelphia County
Abstracts of Montgomery County, PA Wills 1784-1823. Ellwood
Roberts. Gives testator, heirs, trustees, guardians, executors and other
persons named in the will; dates will was written & proved. (1998),
2007. 435 pp. WBR0455 - $35.50
Marriages and Deaths of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania,
1685-1800 - Charlotte Meldrum. This collection of vital records kept by
churches in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania beginning in 1685, in
most cases the only surviving record. Includes Quaker, Lutheran,
Presbyterian, and Reformed church records. Abington Monthly
Meeting was established in 1683. From 1687 to 1710, it was known as
Dublin Monthly Meeting. Gwynedd Monthly Meeting was formed in
1714 from Radnor. Horsham was formed in 1782 from Abington. The
Baptist records of Pennypack Church began in 1689. By 1776, there
were least ten Lutheran and eight Reformed congregations in
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Churches included in the book are
Abington, Gwynedd, Horsham, Abington Presbyterian, Augustus
Lutheran at Trappe, New Goshenhoppen Reformed and Old
Goshenhoppen Reformed Church, Great Swamp, Indian Field or
Indian Creek and Faulkner Swamp. (1999), 2007. 239 pp. HBM0065 $21.50
Abstracts of Administrations of Montgomery County,
Pennsylvania, 1822-1850. Mary Marshall Brewer. Abstracts of the
administrations of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania for the period
from 1822 through 1850. Montgomery County was formed in 1784
from part of Philadelphia County, PA. 2005. 150 pp. D0645 - $18.00
Abstracts of the Wills of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania,
1824-1850. Mary Marshall Brewer. Detailed abstracts of the wills.
2005. 247 pp. D0646 - $24.00
Northampton County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1752 from Bucks County
Northampton County, Pennsylvania Marriage References and
Family Relationships, 1652-1800. Noreen and Paul Koehler and F.
Edward Wright. A compilation of marriage references and family
relationships from a vast variety of records including church records,
land records, Bible records, cemetery records, wills and
administrations, court records, published genealogies, military records,
and records of adjoining counties in which one of the parties was a
resident of Northampton County. A MUST for your Northampton
County research. 2011. 244 pp. 8 ½ x 11. D1683 - $36.50
Northampton County, Pennsylvania Will Abstracts, 1752-1802.
Noreen and Paul Koehler. The authors have provided more than just
will abstracts. These abstracts also contain other information about
the testator gleaned from other sources--not only wills. 5.5 x 8.5,
2011. D0903 - $19.50
Abstracts of Public Records of Northampton Co. PA, Vol. 1: 17271779. Candace E. Anderson. Includes letters, court proceedings,
criminal inquests, tax lists, oaths of allegiance, muster rolls, court
petitions, treasurer’s accts, maps and surveys, lists of residents,
commissions, and other miscellaneous records. These records
generally involve public records of Northampton County but there are
several records for other counties, particularly Bucks County from
which Northampton was formed. 2001. 297 pp. 8½ x11. CP3628 $29.95
Abstracts of Deeds of Northampton Co. PA. Candace E. Anderson.
Part one of this book of abstracts contains land records—deeds,
mortgages, deed polls, leases, and so forth. The second part was
taken from a volume of miscellaneous public records. Most of the
records are from Northampton County though a few come from
neighboring counties. 8½ x11. 2000-2003.
Vol. 1: Deed Books A1 (1752-1763) and B1 (1763-1773) plus
Abstracts of Miscellaneous Public Records: 1749-1838. 241
pp. CP233 - $25.00
Vol. 2: Deed Books C1 (1773-1781), D1 (1781-1785; 1802), and E1
(1785-1792). 356 pp. CP230 - $35.00
Vol. 3: Deed Books F1 (1786-1792), and G1 (1789-1802). 345 pp.
CP323 - $36.00
Vol. 4: Deed Books H1 (1791-1802) and A2 (1792-1798). 337 pp.
CP329 - $35.00
Vol. 5: Deed Books B2 (1794-1798) and C2 (1796-1805). 2006.
384 pp. CP560 - $38.50
Genealogical Abstracts of Orphans Court Records, Northampton
Co., PA. Candace E. Anderson. Genealogical information one can
find in these court records include the names of widows and children,
names of grandchildren, brothers, uncles, aunts, grandfathers, friends,
and neighbors; the names of the husbands of the daughters of the
deceased; the place of residence of a family and the property they
held; ages, death dates, war service; the location of relatives in other
counties, states, and countries; occupations. When a man died
intestate, the distribution of his estate was taken to this court for
consideration, often listing all the names of his heirs in the records of
the proceedings. Within the records are many hints of family situations
such as family quarrels and complaints, hardships, disappearances of
loved ones, the horrors of war, even a mention of treason to list some.
Candace gives brief explanations of the types of records brought to the
Orphans Court and the meaning of certain words. Every name index
included for instant reference.
Vol. 1: Books A-E, 1752-1795. 1998. 8 ½ x 11. 298 pp. CP237 $35.00
Vol. 2: Books 6-8, 1795-1815. 1999. 8 ½ x 11. 525 pp. CP238 $45.00
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1682
18th Century Records of the German Lutheran Church at
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (St. Michael's and Zion). Translated by
Robert L. Hess, Ph.D. Edited by F. Edward Wright. Dr. Hess’s years of
dedication to this project have created a ground-breaking genealogical
series and a must-have for those with Lutheran ancestors in the
Philadelphia region. Most of these translated records have never been
published in English and therefore have been unavailable to
researchers until now. The baptism records include the names of the
child, parents and witnesses. All 5 volumes of St. Michael’s and Zion
Lutheran plus Philadelphia and Germantown Reformed are contained
in CD-ROM DCD106. See Pennsylvania CDs p. 4.]
Vol. 1: Baptisms 1745-1769. 2004. 330 pp. D180 – $32.00
Vol. 2: Baptisms 1770-1786. 2005. 391 pp. D181 - $35.00
Vol. 3: Baptisms 1787-1800. 2005. 376 pp. D182 - $35.00
Volume 4: Marriages and Confirmations. The marriage records
were recorded between 1745-and 1800. The confirmations were
recorded from 1745 to 1769 and also 1786. 2005. 391 pp. D183
- $35.00
Volume 5: Burials. (1745 to 1800). The burial records always
include the decedent's name and date of death; usually their
age; sometimes their birthdate and parent’s names; and
occasionally added notes by the pastor, details of the cause of
death or other related information. 2006. 382 pp. D184 - $35.00.
Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Land Records, 1706-1713.
Mary Marshall Brewer.From Deed Book E3. 2000. 167 pp. WB2123 $18.00
18th Century Records of the Germantown Reformed Church of
Pennsylvania. F. Edward Wright. These records are taken from the
church register, transcribed by William J. Hinke found at the
Evangelical and Reformed Historical Society in Lancaster,
Pennsylvania. (1994), 2004. 158 pp. D0831 - $14.00
Abstracts of Philadelphia County, PA Wills. Abstracted under the
auspices of the Historical Soc. of PA. Every name mentioned in the
will is abstracted, land tract names, residence and occupation of
deceased.
1682-1726. (1995), 2007. 297 pp. WB1037 -$26.50
1726-1747. (1995), 2005. 210 pp. WB1126 - $27.00
1748-1763. (1997), 2007. 284 pp. WB1447 - $25.50
1763-1784. (1998), 2007. 320 pp. WB1458 - $25.50
1777-1790. (1998), 2004. 295 pp. WB1488 - $26.00
1790-1802. (1998), 2007. 382 pp. WB1489 - $31.00
1802-1809. (1998), 2007. 278 pp. WB1490 - $24.00
1810-1815. (1998), 2007. 228 pp. WB1491 - $18.50
1815-1819. (1998), 2007. 216 pp. WB1492 - $17.50
1820-1825. 1998. 287 pp. WB1493 - $23.00
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Early Church Records of the First Reformed Church of
Philadelphia. F. Edward Wright. Marriages, baptisms and burials.
(1994), 1997.
Vol. 1, 1748-1780. 272 pp. D0883 - $24.00
Vol. 2. 1781-1800. 283 pp. D0884 - $22.00
Early Quaker Records of Philadelphia, Anna Miller Watring. In 1772
the Northern and Southern District Monthly Meetings were established.
This includes dates of birth and marriages. Unusual for Quakers, the
records of deaths and burials have been preserved here. The marriage
certificates have been abstracted giving names of bride, groom,
frequently the parents, and residences. The minutes of the men's
meetings show arrivals and departures of families, violation of
discipline, intentions to marry, disputes. Sometimes the minutes give
clues to marriages not recorded in the marriage certificates.
Vol. 1, 1682-1750. (1997), 2001. 328 pp. D1307 - $28.50
Vol. 2, 1751-1800. (1998). 2009. 406 pp. D1950 - $35.00
Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1811 from
parts of Berks and Northampton counties
Records of Bethany Evangelical Congregational Church formerly
Bethany United Evangelical. Phillip A. Rice. Records of two church
books of historical records, lists of pastors (1894-1993), members,
marriages (1897-1993), baptisms (1897-1993), deaths (1950-1993).
1994, 8 1/2x11, paper, 197 pp. Soft Cover. 115-048 - $22.95
Somerset County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1795 from Bedford County
Cemetery Records of Cambria and Somerset County,
Pennsylvania, Volume II (2). Brian J. Ensley. Individual cemetery
records are listed in alphabetical order. Volume II includes: 9 Cambria
County Cemeteries: Adams Twp.: Lovett Cemetery. Croyle Twp.: Ford
and Pringle Hill Evangelical Cemeteries. East Taylor Twp.:
Bartlebaugh Cemetery. Jackson Twp.: Brown Cemetery. Richland
Twp.: Baumgardner Cemetery. Summerhill Twp.: Pringle Hill and
Wilmore United Brethren Cemetery. Upper Yoder Twp.: Berkley Hills
Cemetery. 24 Somerset County Cemeteries: Allegheny Twp.: Sarver
Farm Cemetery. Benson Borough: Saint Anne’s Catholic Cemetery.
Jefferson Twp.: Kimmel Cemetery and Lenhart Burial Ground. Lincoln
Twp.: Beulah Methodist and Emert Burial Ground. Ogle Twp.: Mount
Carmel Lutheran Cemetery. Paint Twp.: Berkey Farm, Foustwell,
Fyock, Horner, and Rummel Lutheran Cemeteries. Quemahoning
Twp.: Mostoller United Methodist and Specht Cemeteries. Shade Twp.:
Daley Farm, Daley, McGregor, Martin Luther Memorial, and Sorber
Cemeteries. Somerset Twp.: Heiple Farm Cemetery. Stonycreek Twp.:
Brotherton Pike Brethren, Lambert, Musser, Pleasant Hill, and Rayman
Brethren Cemeteries. 1999, 8.5" X 11", Softbound, 180 pp. 115-228 $18.00
Cemetery Records of Cambria and Somerset County,
Pennsylvania, Volume VI (6). Brian J. Ensley. Includes 6 Cambria
County Cemeteries: Adams Twp.: Salix Evangelical Lutheran
Cemetery. Jackson Twp.: Ogden Lutheran (St. Paul’s). Lower Yoder
Twp.: St. Columba’s (Lower Yoder) Catholic Cemetery. Richland Twp.:
Weaver Cemetery. Southmont Borough: Ream Cemetery. Stonycreek
Twp.: Wissinger Cemetery 19 Somerset County Cemeteries:
Brothersvalley Twp.: Flickinger Cemetery, Cober Cemetery.
Hooversville: St. Paul’s Reformed Cemetery. Jenner Twp.: Forney
Cemetery, Griffin Plot, Speicher Plot. Milford Twp: Cramer-King
Cemetery, Pleasant Hill Brethren Cemetery. Paint Twp.: Berkey
Cemetery, Custer Cemetery, Holsopple (Samuel) Cemetery, Pfeil
Cemetery, Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery. Quemahoning Twp.: Blough
Cemetery, Bowman Cemetery, Horner (Samuel) Cemetery. Shade
Twp.: Berkebile-Thomas Cemetery. Somerset Borough: Ankeny
Square Cemetery. Somerset Twp.: Hoppert Plot. Index. 2004, 8.5" X
11", Softbound, 166 pp. 115-523 - $18.00
Venango County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1800 from Allegheny and Lycoming counties
Scrips and Scraps: Scrapbook Abstracts of Venango County and
Surrounding Areas. Nancy Byers Romig. Abstracts from scrapbooks
kept by Porter and Sarah Phipps, Nannie Cross, and their families. It
includes obituaries, weddings, birthdays, other social events and
political events, primarily concerning families in the ClintonvilleKennerdell area, oil men, Civil War friends and then Pittsburgh friends
after 1900. Index. 1995, 8.5" X 11", Softbound, 318 pp. 115-349 $24.95
Washington County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1781 from Westmoreland County
Stories From Our Files, McKeever Study Library. Jane M. Fulcher.
This collection of true stories (Series A, B, C and Index), though written
without a plot, illuminates a part of Washington County, Pennsylvania
history. This book tells vividly what various people lived through in
Avella and in West Middletown. Topics include: soft coal mining in the
1920s, the Gold Rush as explained by a local doctor, the Underground
Railroad, Union soldiers and Copperheads, experiences of a young
minister in a suburban church and in a small country church, a village
general store (1930s, 1940s, 1950s), an artist who settled in West
Middletown, Henry Ford and the Ralston thresher, farming can be
dangerous, truck driving, schools and teaching, volunteer fire
departments -- to name a few. Stories from Our Files is filled with
history and genealogy. No index. 2004, 8.5" X 11", Softbound, 442 pp.
115-352 - $35.00
Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1773 from Bedford County
Birth Records From Leader Times and Vandergrift News, 19912001. Carmella Corcetti Shirley. Listing of births and birthdays as
recorded in the Kittanning (Armstrong County) and Vandergrift
(Westmoreland County) newspapers for 1991 through 2001. 2002,
Indexed. 176 pp., 8 1/2 x 11 Soft cover. 126-7537 - $18.95
Marriages and Anniversaries Taken From the Leader Times
Newspapers: 1922, 1962, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001; and
Vandergrift News: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001. Carmella Corcetti
Shirley. Collection of records taken from the Kittanning (Armstrong
County) and Vandergrift (Westmoreland County) newspapers. Listing
of names and dates are arranged by year, then alphabetically.
Marriages include parents' names; anniversaries include children's
names. Not indexed. 2002, 125 pp., 8 1/2 x 11 Soft cover. 126-7536 $15.00
York County, Pennsylvania
formed in 1749 from Lancaster County
Early Families of York County, Pennsylvania, Vol. 1. Keith A. Dull.
Families from early 1700s to mid 1800s: Baehli, Bahn, Biehlmajer,
Bortner, Dubbs, Gaertner, Gans, Gerberich, Hoffman, Keller,
Kleinfelter, Kramer, Kunckel, Lanius, Lightfoot, Miller, Ruhl, Schenck,
Scherer, Schmidt, Schultz, Seitz, Shaffer, Sprenkel. (1995), 2007. 156
pp. WB0925 - $18.00
Early Families of York County, Pa Vol. 2. Keith A. Dull. The following
families are traced from early 1700s to mid 1800s: Arechtler, Bieir,
Diehl, Ehrhardt, Friesner, Grimm, Hamann, Hildebrand, Keller,
Kroeller, Kull, Oechner, Ragg, Schaffer, Schonhaler, Seitz, Simon,
Stabler, Swartz, Welk. (1995), 2000, 2007. WB1127 - $18.00
Land Records of York County, PA Mary Marshall Brewer. At its
inception Lancaster County included all of present day York and
Adams Counties. In many of the deeds the line of ownership reveals
the relationship of parents, grandparents, spouses, etc. (especially
helpful when the ancestor died without a will). 2002-2004.
1746-1764 Libers A&B. 266 pp. D140 - $22.50
1764-1771 Libers C&D. 263 pp. D043 - $23.00
1771-1775 Libers E&F. 200 pp. D142 - $20.00
1775-1793 Libers G&H. 277 pp. D141 - $24.00
Guide to Research in York and Adams Counties, Pennsylvania.
Robert Barnes. See description in Adams County section.. D1166 $22.00 SALE PRICE $12.00
100 Years at Warrington: York County, Pennsylvania, Quaker
Marriages, Removals, Births and Deaths. Margaret B. Walmer. This
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work contains:abstracts of the marriage records of Warrington Monthly
Meeting for 1748 to 1854, including the names of all witnesses;
abstracts of the Certificates of Removal issued or received by York
Monthly Meeting for 1787 to 1857; and a consolidated list of births and
deaths from the records of Warrington (1745 to 18--) and Menallen
(1775 to 1857) Monthly Meetings. (1989), 2007. 334 pp. HBW0269 $29.00
Abstracts of York County, Pennsylvania Wills, 1749-1819. F.
Edward Wright. Includes all persons named in will, trustees, guardians,
witnesses, executors, debtors, relatives, references to property, and
dates will was written & proved. (1995), 2000. 411 pp. WB0927 $32.00
Early German Settlers of York County, Pennsylvania. Keith A. Dull.
Revised Edition. Traces the lineages of a large portion of the German
families of York County, giving exhaustive coverage of the townships
of Codorus, Dover, Manchester, and Shrewsbury (as the boundaries
were defined at the time of the 1762 tax). (1997), 2003. 412 pp.
WB1305 - $32.00
Marriages and Deaths from the York Recorder, 1821-1830. F.
Edward Wright. Notices of deaths and marriages which occurred in
York and surrounding Maryland and Pennsyvania Counties. Taken
from copies at the Library of Congress. (1995) 1999. 83 pp. WB1093 $13.50
York County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 18th Century,
Vol 1. F. Edward Wright. Southern part of the county. Each volume
has a map showing church locations. Births, marriages, and deaths of
the following churches: Friedensaal (White); St. Peter's (Yellow)
Reformed; St. Jacob's (Stone) Union; Lischy's (St. Peter's); Steltz
Union (Bethlehem); Emanuel Reformed, Hanover; St. Pauls (Ziegler's)
Lutheran; Fissel's (Jerusalem) Union; Saddler's (St. John's) Lutheran;
Sherman's (St. David's) Union; St. Matthew's Lutheran; Staley's (St.
Luke's) Union; Guinston (Muddy Creek) Presbyterian. (1991), 1999.
396 pp. D0478 - $33.00
York County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 18th Century,
Vol. 2. Marlene S. Bates and F. Edward Wright. This volume covers
City of York. Births, marriages, and deaths of the following churches:
First Moravian; St. John's Episcopal; Christ Lutheran; York Monthly
Meeting; and records of Reverend Goering. (1991), 2009. 463 pp.
D0518 - $32.00
York County, Pennsylvania Church Records of the 18th Century,
Vol. 3. Marlene Strawser Bates and F. Edward Wright Births,
marriages and deaths of the following churches: Kreutz Creek
Lutheran and Reformed; Blymir's Union; Warrington Monthly Meeting;
Strayer's Reformed and Lutheran; Canadochly Union; Wolf's
Reformed; Quickel's Lutheran and Reformed. Plus private journals of:
John Casper Stoever, Jacob Lischy, John Cuthbertson, Thomas
Barton and Robert Cathcart. (1991), 1999. 380 pp. D0519 - $36.00
lineage from the earliest colonial records up through about 1800 using
a wide range of documented sources. 2005. 309 pp. D700 - $27.00
Early Settlers of Tidewater Virginia, Volume 2 (Revised). This
volume follows these families from the earliest colonial records up
through about 1800 using a wide range of well documented sources:
Baugh, Bevill, Bland, Bullington, Cousins, Cox, Giles, Gower, Hancock,
Hatcher, Howlett, Knibb, Mann, Perkinson, Perrin, Ragsdale, Soane,
Stratton, Tanner, Trent, Walthall, & Webster. 307 pp. (2006). 2011.
D701 - $31.00
Early Settlers of Tidewater, Virginia Volume 3. Elise Greenup
Jourdan. Families covered include: Anderson; Blackman; Bolling;
Farrar; Gathright; Napier; Osborne; Parsons; Randolph, Henry;
Randolph, William; Redford; Royall; Sharpe, Traylor; Turpin; Ward;
Worsham. 2007. 315 pp. D702 - $31.00
Early Settlers of Tidewater, Virginia Volume 4. Elise Greenup
Jourdan. Families covered: Carter, Cheatham, Goode, Knowles,
Michaux, New, Perkins, Porter, Povall, Rowlett, Sherman, Stith,
Walters, Whitlow, Womack. D703 - $32.00
Colonial Families of the Northern Neck of Virginia, Volume 1. Holly
G. Wright and F. Edward Wright. Volume 1 centers on the following
families of Westermoreland and surrounding counties: Abbington,
Allerton, Allison, Ashton, Berryman, Blundall (Blundell), Bonam,
Bowcock, Brinnon, Carr, Cash, Cox, Crabb, Davis. Davies, Downing,
Dunkan, Earle, Elliott, English, Field, Ford, Frank, Garland, Garner,
Gray, Harness, Harrison, Hasselrigg/Hazelrigg/Hasleridge, Higgins,
Hobson (of Rappahannock, Westmoreland and Cumberland counties),
Hornbuckle, Hudson, Vickers, Lancelot, Lane, McCarty, Markham,
Marmaduke, Middleton, Minor, Moore, Mothershead, Moxley, Muse
(Mewes), Newton, Omohundro, Payton, Peyton, Quisenberry, Rice,
Roe, Rosier, Rust, Shropshire, Sutton, Veale, Wellington and
Wigginton. (2005), 2007. 302 pp. D1987 - $28.00
Colonial Families of the Northern Neck of Virginia, Volume 2. Holly
G. Wright and F. Edward Wright. Volume 2 continues our focus on
families of Westmoreland County including: Arrington, Asbury, Atwell,
Birket; Edwards; Eskridge; Field; Foster; Gower; Hardige; Hardwick,
Haynie; Higdon; Hull; Jenkins; Kirk; Lovell; Pratt; Price; Sanford; Self;
Settle/Suttle; Sorrell; Spence; Spencer; Strother; Sturman; Underwood;
Wickliff; Wroe;Youell/Ewell. 2006. 248 pp. D1988 - $26.00
Colonial Families of Northern Neck, Virginia, Volume 3. Ralph and
Catherine Beverly. Early families of Westmoreland and surrounding
counties. The families covered are (tentatively) Awbrey, Baldridge,
Beard, Blagg, Butler/Boteler, Fowke, Lord, Manly, Meador,Meades,
Mottrom, Pierce (Peirce), Simmons, Speke, Vaulx, Watts/Watkins,
Weedon, Wright. 2007. 252 pp. D1989 – $27.00
Free Negroes of Charleston, South Carolina, 1843-1844. Jerry M.
Hynson. 2012. 84 pp. D0032 - $14.50
Virginia Genealogy: Sources & Resources. Carol McGinnis This is
an encyclopedic listing of Virginia sources and resources for the
genealogist. Ms. McGinnis devotes entire chapters to such subjects as
Virginia land, people, and history; immigration and migration; vital
records; Bible and church records; census records; land and court
records; manuscripts and records abroad; ethnic Virginia; slavery and
African-Americans; counties and their records; independent cities and
their records; genealogical collections; and genealogical societies.
Several sections of the book are based upon answers to
questionnaires which the author sent to Virginia courthouses and
historical and genealogical societies. References to 1,421 books and
articles on all aspects of Virginia genealogy. A real giant of a book.
505pp. (1993). 2009. G3526 - $35.00
Free African-Americans of Charleston, South Carolina, 1844.
Jerry M. Hynson. This is a separate listing from that containing in the
volume on 1843-1844 free negroes of Charleston. This list, which
appears alphabetically in the book, was taken in 1843 for the tax year
1844. Addresses are given. 2013. 58 pp. D0034 - $14.00
Some Wills from the Burned Counties of Virginia. William Lindsay
Hopkins. Wills from circa 1670-1830. Brunswick, Buckingham,
Caroline, Charles City, Dinwiddie, Elizabeth City, Glouster, Hanover,
Henrico, James City, King George, King and Queen, King William,
Mathews, Nanse-mond, New Kent, Prince George, Prince William,
Stafford, and Warwick Cos. ISWBC - $30.00
South Carolina – Statewide and Regional
Free Negroes of Charleston, South Carolina, 1841-1842. Jerry M.
Hynson. Alphabetical listing of free negroes enumerated in Charleton.
Addresses are usually given, making it easy to establish possible
family relationships. 2012. 88 pp. D0031 - $14.50
Virginia – Statewide and Regional
Early Settlers of Tidewater Virginia, Volume 1. Elise Greenup
Jourdan. Families include: Akin, Archer, Ashbrook, Babbicom-ParkerMilner, Batte, Branch, Burton, Cocke, Ligon, Pleasants, Woodson and
allied families of Henrico and surrounding counties. Jourdan takes the
Marriage Records of the City of Fredericksburg, and of Orange,
Spotsylvania, and Stafford Counties, Virginia, 1722-1850. Therese
A. Fisher. Marriages were extracted from minister's returns, marriage
bonds, some newspaper notices, and in the case of Stafford County,
marriages implied from early land deeds, family Bible records and
cemetery records, as well as the marriages recorded in Overwharton
and St. Paul's parishes. (1990), 2007. 272 pp. HBF0345 - $24.50
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Cavaliers and Pioneers. Vols. 1-3 by Virginia State Library &Archives,
Nell Marion Nugent, Ed. (currently not available). Vols 4-8 by Virginia
Genealogical Society, Dennis Hudgins, Ed. Includes abstracts of
Virginia land patents and grants. Records are arranged under the
name of the patentee or grantee and include the number of acres,
locations and dates of settlement, names of family members,
references to marriages, wills and other legal instruments. Names
thousands of people transported by early settlers as "headrights."
Hardbound.
Vol. 4: 1732-1741. 1994. 393 pp. VG1084 - $30.00
Vol. 5: 1741-1750. 1995. 477 pp. VG1085 - $30.00
Vol. 6: 1749-1763. 1998. 552 pp. VG1086 - $40.00
Vol. 7: 1762-1776. 1999. 489 pp. VG1087 - $40.00
Supplement, 1690-1692. 1980. 18 pp. LI004 - $4.95
“compass” of Henrico Monthly Meeting. It eventually encompassed
Friends living in the counties of Albemarle, Amelia, Bedford, Campbell,
Caroline, Charles City, Goochland, Halifax, Hanover, Henrico, Louisa
and Orange counties, and Richmond City. Records include marriages,
births, and abstracts of the minutes. 2002. 205 pp. D039 - $18.00
Married Well and Often: Marriages of the Northern Neck of
Virginia, 1649-1800. Marriages and Marriage References for the
counties of Lancaster, Northumberland, Old Rappahannock,
Richmond, and Westmoreland. Robert K. Headley A list of 7,000
marriages and boasts an additional 16,000 index entries. It contains all
marriage references--including licenses, bonds, mentions in wills,
deeds, order books, and Bible records in both published and
unpublished sources, and because it is so well sourced it offers far
more than a simple list of marriages. Paperback. (2003) 2009. 512 pp.
G2654 - $52.50
+AVAILABLE NOW! – Marriage References and Family
Virginia Revolutionary War Land Grant Claims 1783-1850
(Rejected). William Lindsay Hopkins. These records often contain
information about the veteran, his descendants and other affidavits
from other living veterans who may never have asked for pensions or
bounty land in their own right. The book concerns the applications
made for bounty land after the war which were rejected, usually
because the veteran had not served the requisite time or documents
were missing to prove he had ever served at all. 1988. 293 pp. 8½ x
11. IVGCR - $35.00
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Volume 1. Mary
Frances Carey, Barry W. Miles and Moody K. Miles. Volume 1 is
devoted to the descendants of James Bonnewell, Richard Bundick,
William Mason, Edward Thornton, Henry Trader/ Armitrader, & Henry
Wright. 2004. 235 pp. D145 - $24.00
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Volume 2. Mary
Frances Carey, Barry W. Miles and Moody K. Miles. Volume 2 is
devoted to descendants of Edward Bayly, Richard Bayly, Edward Byrd,
Edward Ker, John Lewis, Samuel Marshal (Bayside Marshalls) and
Roger Miles - primarily of Accomack County. 220 pp. 2005. D146 $24.00
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Volume 3. Mary
Frances Carey, Barry W. Miles and Moody K. Miles. Volume 3
continues with the colonial families of Accomack and Northampton
Counties including descendants of Thomas Elliott Sr. of Northampton
County; Thomas Elliott of Onley in Accomack County; Thomas Elliott of
Wachapregue; John Fisher; John Mapp; and Bartholomew Mears.
2007. 274 pp. D147 - $28.00
Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia, Volume 4. Mary
Frances Carey, Barry W. Miles and Moody K. Miles. Volume 4 is
devoted to the ancestors of William Taylor White (1837-1852). In 2005
a lead sealed coffin was discovered by construction workers in
Washington, DC. It was later found to contain the remains of William
Taylor White. The authors have concentrated on the ancestral families
of White in this volume including Ayres, Crowson, Drummond, Hill,
Littleton, Snead, Tunnell, Turnall, Walker, West, and White. 2009. 316
pp. D148 - $28.00
Early Quaker Records of Southeast Virginia. Martha A. Putnam.
Blackwater Monthly Meeting (1760-1800): births, deaths, marriages,
minutes, manumissions. Chuckatuck Monthly Meeting: marriages,
births and deaths (1674 – 1728); extracts of minutes (1738-1763).
Western Branch Monthly Meeting minutes (1767-1771). Counties
covered: Nansemond, Isle of Wight, Southampton, Dinwiddie, Prince
George. A few members from Sussex , Surrey and other counties also
included. (1996), 1998. 77 pp. D1182 - $12.00
Quaker Records of Cedar Creek Monthly Meeting, Virginia 17391793. Mary Marshall Brewer. Prior to the formation of Cedar Creek
Monthly Meeting, Quakers of this region were considered within the
Accomack County, Virginia
formed in 1634
became Northampton County in 1643
and was split off from Northampton County in 1663
See also The Colonial Families of the Eastern Shore of Virginia
series under “Virginia – Statewide.”
Relationships of Accomack County, Virginia. Anna M. Watring.
These are marriage records (actual and implied) taken from church
records, land records, Bible records, cemetery records, wills and
administrations, court records, published genealogies, military records,
and records of adjoining counties in which one of the parties was a
resident of Accomack County. 2013, 392 pp., 5 ½ x 8 ½. D1694 $36.00
Tombstone Inscriptions of Upper Accomack County, Virginia.
Mary Frances Carey, Moody K. Miles & Barry W. Miles. Almost 15,000
inscriptions from 333 grave sites, which are believed to be all that still
exist in the upper half of the county. Death dates range from 17091994. All inscriptions give birth and death dates. 1995. 372 pp. Incl.
map. HBC1449 - $32.50
Accomack County, Virginia Court Order Abstracts. JoAnn Riley
McKey. (These volumes were compiled later and are not included on
the Accomack County Court Abstracts CD).
Vol. 2: 1666-1670. 1996. 234 pp. HBM152 - $22.50
Vol. 4: 1673-1676. 216 pp. HBM0695 - $23.50
Vol. 7: 1682-1690. 442 pp. HBM1038 – $35.50
Vol. 8: 1690-1697. 318 pp. HBM1092 - $28.00
Vol. 9: 1697-1703. 210 pp. HBM1286 – $21.50
Vol. 10: 1703-1710. 269 pp. HBM1480 – 28.00
Abstracts of the Wills and Administrations of Accomack County,
Virginia, 1800-1860. Barry W. Miles & Moody K. Miles. In addition to
the wills and administrations, this compilation also contains brief
abstracts of the estate inventories, sales, audits and settlements
recorded in the higher court (district, superior and circuit courts) will &
deed books for the period 1800-1860; and in the lower court (county
court) will books for the period 1800 to 1828. It also contains a listing of
the administrations contained in County Order Book, 1786-1787, which
was omitted from Nottingham’s book [above].. (2000), 2006. 2 vol. set.
774 pp. HBM1507 - $60.00
Marriage Records of Accomack County, Virginia, 1776-1854:
Recorded in Bonds, Licenses, and Ministers' Returns. Nora Miller
Turman. Alphabetized by groom with index to brides & includes the
wife’s name & date marriage was recorded. 1994. Incl. map. 394 pp.
HBT0135 -$34.00
Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Ralph T. Whitelaw. The records of
Northampton and Accomack Counties begin 7 Jan. 1632/3 and thus
are among the oldest continuous county records extant in America.
Based upon this firm foundation, Mr. Whitelaw spent more than 15
years systematically tracing the history and present remains of all of
the ancient houses on Virginia's Eastern Shore. His work is
complemented by almost 400 photographs, covering all structures still
standing in the two counties at that time, many of which no longer exist
today. In so doing Whitelaw also traced the history of the Eastern
Shore's society in general and of the bulk of the families which
comprised it throughout the first three centuries of Virginia's history. An
Every-Name index and two large 4-color maps (one in each volume)
complete the book, making its resources fully available to readers.
(1951). 1998. 757 pp. 2 vols. Hardbound. HSES1 - $149.50
Albemarle County, Virginia
formed in 1744 from Goochland County
Albemarle County, Virginia Marriages, 1780-1853. John Vogt & T.
William Kethley, Jr. Each source for an individual marriage abstract
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has been cited to facilitate examination of the original document. 1991.
862 pp. 3 vol. set. IALBE - $44.95
Albemarle County VA Court Papers, 1744-1783. Benjamin B.
Weisiger, III. Loose papers from the period for which many of the order
books are missing. 1987. 86 pp. IALBP - $12.95
Alexandria County, Virginia
formed in 1789 as part of the National Capital
returned to the state of Virginia in 1846
See Early Church Records of Alexandria & Fairfax County, VA.
under Fairfax County.
Alexandria County (Arlington), Virginia Marriage Records 18531895. Wesley E. Pippenger. Records for the period 1853 to 1895 of
marriages for persons who were associated with Alexandria and/or
residents there. Paperback, 326 pp, indexed, 1994 edition. WBP0292 $24.50
Amelia County, Virginia
created in 1735 from Prince George County
Amelia County Court Order Books. Detailed abstracts contain
names of plaintiffs and defendants in a variety of lawsuits, witnesses,
jurors, names of Justices, appointments of county clerk, sheriffs,
deputy sheriffs, constables, surveyors, processioners of land, attorneys
admitted to practice in the Amelia court, county tax levies, names of
law offenders and their sentences, licenses and regulations for keeping
ordinaries, licenses for fur traders, proof of some residents' countries of
origin in order to enable them to obtain 50 acres of free land, binding
out of orphans and illegitimate children, payment by the county for
various services, and the sheriffs' returns for this period.
Book 1, 1735-1746. 297 pp. IAMB1 - $33.00
Book 2, 1746-1750. 291 pp. IAMB2 - $33.00
Amelia County, VA Wills Gibson Jefferson McConnaughey. In
addition to wills, contains estate inventories and appraisements.
1735-1761: Bonds 1735-1754; (Will Book 1). 87pp. IAMW1 - $20.00
1761-1771 (Will Book 2X). 63 pp. IAM2X - $20.00
1771-1780 (Will Book 2). 108 pp. IAMW2 - $22.00
Amelia County, VA Deeds. Gibson Jefferson McConnaughey.
Contains deeds, bonds, dower relinquishments,
1735-1743. (Deed Book 1). 115 pp. IAMD1 - $22.00
1742-1747. (Deed Book 2). 99 pp. IAMD2 - $17.50
1747-1753. (Deed Books 3 & 4) 161 pp. IAMD3 - $28.00
1753-1759. (Deed Books 5 & 6) 130 pp. IAMD5 - $25.00
1759-1765. (Deed Books 7 & 8) 183 pp. IAMD7 - $30.00
1766-1773. (Deed Books 9, 10 & 11) 137 pp. IAMD9 - $30.00
1773-1778. (Deed Books 12, 13 & 14) 149 pp. IAM12 - $30.00
1778-1786. (Deed Books 15, 16 & 17) 204 pp. IAM15 - $30.00
Unrecorded Deeds and Other Documents of Amelia County, VA
1750-1902. Gibson Jefferson McConnaughey. While abstracting the
records of Amelia Co., Va., the author discovered numerous
unrecorded deeds, bills of sale, powers of attorney, marriage contracts,
etc., which had never been proved, as well as records of the county
Court of Oyer & Terminer for 1775-1791. 183 pp. IAMUD - $30.00
Miscellaneous Records of Amelia County, VA 1735-1865. Gibson
Jefferson McConnaughey. Abstracts of Amelia County Virginia records
made from the original deed and court order books in the County
Clerk's Office.187 pp. IAMMR - $30.00
Augusta County, Virginia
created in 1738 from Orange County
Northern Neck (Land) Warrants & Surveys, 1730-1754: Orange &
Augusta Counties. Peggy S. Joyner. 1985, 98 pp. INNW1 - $15.00
Augusta County, Marriages, 1748-1850. John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr. Augusta County originally encompassed all western lands
of Virginia beyond the Blue Ridge Mountains and south of Frederick
County. Contains 5,244 marriage records (bonds, licenses, or
ministers’ returns). 1986, 425 pp. IAUGU - $30.00
Abstract of Augusta County, VA Death Registers, 1853-1896.
Margaret C. Reese. 1983. 243 pp. Missing 1863 & the Pastures Dist.1880 & 1888. IAUGD - $22.50
Bedford County, Virginia
formed in 11753 from Lunenberg County
Quaker Records of South River Monthly Meeting, 1756-1800. F.
Edward Wright. Marriages, births, deaths, and abstracts of the minutes
of this Bedford County, Virginia meeting. (1993). 2002. 74 pp. D0712 –
15.00
Marriage Bonds of Bedford County, Virginia 1755-1800 [Reprinted
with] Bedford County, Virginia: Index of Wills, from 1754 to 1830.
Earle S. Dennis and Jane E. Smith. These Bedford County marriage
bonds, the oldest of record, furnish the names of about 3,000
prospective brides and grooms, and there are references to some
1,500 parents and sureties. This edition is in an improved format, and
the index of brides is in strict alphabetical order. Augmenting this work
is the Index of Wills, an alphabetical list of several hundred testators
with the probate dates. (1932, 1917). 2007. 99 pp. CC1425 - $16.50
Botetourt County, Virginia
created in 1770 from Augusta County
Botetourt County, VA Marriages, 1770-1853. John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr., Botetourt became the parent county for a total of forty-four
counties, including much of the West Virginia area. Bonds, ministers'
returns, and miscellaneous marriage data have been collected from
the records in the Virginia State Library, Archives Division, and from
courthouse sources to comprise the 5,211 marriage records. Two
volume set. 1987. 600 pp. IBOTE - $33.00
Related Families of Botetourt County, Virginia. J. William Austin II.
The central Virginia county of Botetourt was formed from Augusta
County in 1769. Botetourt County is the parent county, in part, of
Allegany, Bath, Craig, Fincastle, Montgomery, Roanoke, and
Rockbridge counties in Virginia. Mr and Mrs. Austin's compendium of
forty-eight family histories was fashioned together from a variety of
primary and secondary sources. Among other things, the compilers
made a careful study of Botetourt County marriages, wills, deeds, and
death records from microfilm available at the Virginia State Library, as
well as Botetourt County records housed at the county clerks'offices in
Fincastle (Botetourt County), Salem (Roanoke County), and Lexington
(Rockbridge County). The end result is an extensively annotated
collection of early Botetourt families, many of whose progenitors were
born in the 18th century. The families included in the volume, in the
sequence in which they appear, are: Adams, Ammen, Austin, Beckner,
Blount, Bowyer, Burger, Coffman, Crowder, Dempsey, Deisher,
Fellers, Finch, Firebaugh, Flaherty, Hannah, Howell, Jopling, Kessler,
Leftwich, Linkenhoger, McFerran, Noffsinger, Obenshain-Sweetland,
Peck and Dill, Poague, Rinehart, Ritchey, Saville, Simpson, Sizer,
Slusser, Stoner, Switzer, Wilhelm, Wood, Border, Bane, Etzler, Crush,
Hypes, Layman, Lunsford, Young, Garland, Bolton, and Haden. 423
pp, paperback, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, (1977), 2008. CC9373 - $46.50
Brunswick County, Virginia
formed in 1720 from Prince George County
(The county government was not organized until 1732)
Brunswick County, Virginia, Will Books. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr.
8.5x11.
Volume 1: Will Books 2 and 3, 1739-1769 and 1783-1785. 1997.
178 pp. SBW01- $24.00
Volume 2: Wills Books 4 and 5 (part), 1761-1780. 1997. 119 pp.
SBW02 - $24.00
Volume 3: Will Book 5, 1780–1795. 1997. 119 pp. SBW03 - $24.00
Volume 4: 1795 - 1804. 1997. 124 pp. SBW04 - $24.00
Volume 5: 1804-1812. 1998. 153 pp. SBW05 - $24.00
Brunswick County, Virginia, Deed Books. Stephen E. Bradley, Jr.
8.5x11.
Volume 1: 1732–1745. 114 pp. SBD01 - $24.00
Volume 2: 1744–1755, 1764. SBD02 - $24.00
Volume 3: 1755–1764. SBD03 - $24.00
Volume 4: 1765-1770. 1998. 127 pp. SBD04 - $24.00
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Volume 5: 1770-1775. 1998. 135 pp. SBD05 - $24.00.
Volume 6: 1776-1787. 1999. 139 pp. SBD06 - $24.00
Buckingham County, Virginia
formed in 1761 from Albemarle County
Buckingham Burials, A Survey of Cemeteries in Buckingham
County, VA. Janice J. R. Hull. Especially valuable because
Buckingham is one of VA’s burned counties and many of the births and
deaths recorded here took place before the fire, which occurred in
1869.
Vol. 1. 292 cemeteries & approximately 3,450 burials. 1997. 583 pp.
WB1750 - $25.00
Vol. 2. The continuation of the Hull’s project. 2002. 294 pp. WB1764
- $27.00
Vol. 3. Approximately 188 cemeteries are listed in this volume, as
well as some additions and corrections to the previous two
volumes. 2007, 680 pp. HBH4087 - $50.00
Campbell County, Virginia
formed in 1782 from the eastern portion of Bedford County
Campbell County Virginia Wills & Inventories 1782-1847. William
Lindsay Hopkins. Abstracts. 8 ½ x 11. 1989. 232pp. ICAWI - $30.00
Caroline County, Virginia
formed in 1728
from Essex, King William, and King & Queen counties
+NEW!
Caroline County, Virginia Marriage References and
Family Relationships 1728-1800. F. Edward Wright. These marriage
references and family relationships have been drawn from many
sources including Bible records, court records, land records, probate
records, military records, published genealogies, and more. If you are
researching in Caroline County, or surrounding counties, this should be
your FIRST resource for information! 2012. 226 pp. D1689 - $24.00
Caroline County, Virginia Order Books. John Frederick Dorman.
Court orders dealing with presentations of wills and other probate,
orders to road overseers, acknowledgement of deeds, and a myriad of
other subjects which often reveal names of wives, approximate dates
of death, decisions relating to chancery cases, debt, and complaints.
1732-1735 104pp. DR001 - $20
1734-1736 130pp. DR002 - $25
1737-1740 120pp. DR003 - $20
1740-1742/3 106pp. DR004 - $20
1742/3-1744 99pp. DR005 - $20
1744-1746 98pp. DR006 - $20
17467-1748 101pp. DR007 - $20
1748-1750 102pp. DR008 - $20
1750-1752 110pp. DR009 - $20
1752-1754 96pp. DR010 - $20
1755-1756 109pp. DR011 - $20
1756-1758 131pp. DR012 - $25
1759-1760 97pp. DR013 - $20
1760-1762 97pp. DR014 - $20
1762-1763 78pp. DR015 - $20
1764 92 pp. DR016 - $20
1764-1765 90 pp. DR017 - $20
1765 80 pp.DR018 - $20
1765 97pp. DR019 - $20
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Caroline County, Virginia Court Records, Probate and Other
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Kimberly Curtis Campbell. There are also chapters on civil matters,
guardian bonds, manumissions, the tobacco warehouses, the
courthouse and prison upkeep, processioning, overseers of the poor,
overseers of the road, sheriffs and other officers, the justices and
more. Includes transcriptions of the following: Court Order Book 17811785 (Mar 1781-Apr 1785); Court Order Book 1785-1787 (May 1785Mar 1787); Court Order Book 1787-1789 (Apr 1787-May 1789); Court
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Note: The Record Books for orders from Oct 1791- May 1794 are
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Caroline County, Virginia Court Records: Will Book 1793-1897,
Will & Plat Book 1742-1840 & Will Book 19 1814-1818. Kimberly
Curtis Campbell. Contains the earliest extant wills for Caroline County
bound in book form and located in the courthouse. T. E. Campbell’s
Colonial Caroline, A History of Caroline County, Virginia, abstracted
the will information from year 1732 through October 1781. During this
time only Will Book 19 is extant, and it is included in this first volume.
The original Will Books start again with number 29, beginning with the
year 1853. 1998. 71 pp. 8½x11. ICACRW - $20.00
Caroline County Court Records, 1742-1833 and Marriages, 17871810. William Lindsay Hopkins. 197 pp. ICARR - $30.00
Charles City County, Virginia
created in 1643
Charles City County, VA Wills & Deeds 1725-1731. Benjamin B.
Weisiger, III. Abstracts of a book carried off by Union troops in the Civil
War and returned in the 1970s. 1984. 63 pp. ICCBK - $10.00
Charles City County, VA Records, 1737-1774. Benjamin B.
Weisiger, III. Abstracts of wills and deeds, 1763-1774, references to
wills, estates, orphans, etc. in the Court Order Books, 1737-1761, a
few fragments of wills, deeds and court orders, 1689-1690 and 16411642 and some loose documents. 1986. 201 pp. ICCRC - $22.50
Charles City County, VA Court Orders, 1687-1695. (with a fragment
of a Court Order Book for the year 1680). Benjamin B. Weisiger, III.
1980. 249 pp. ICCO - $22.95
Chesterfield County, Virginia
created in 1749 from Henrico County
Chesterfield County, VA Marriage Bonds and Ministers Returns
1771-1815. Catherine Lindsay Knorr. Part of Henrico Parish from the
earliest days of the Colony to 1642-1643 when Bristol Parish was
formed. In 1735 it was granted its own exclusive parish named Dale
and in 1749 the official county was formed. It is surrounded by Henrico,
Charles City, Prince George, Dinwiddie, Albemarle, Powhatan and
Goochland. (1958), 1992. 170 pp. SHVA013 - $20.00
Chesterfield County, VA Marriages, 1816-1853. Benjamin B.
Weisiger, III, Marriage bonds and ministers' returns begin where Mrs.
Knorr's book leaves off. Alphabetical by groom, with index to brides.
1981. 201 pp. ICHES-$22.50
Chesterfield County, VA Deeds. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III.
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Chesterfield County, VA Wills, 1749-1774. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III.
The book contains wills from Will Books #1 & 2 as well as data from
Order Books re: guardians, orphans, apprentices, as well as a few
chancery suits. 1979. 213 pages. ICHW1 - $22.50
Chesterfield County, VA Wills, 1774-1802. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III.
The current volume contains abstracts from Will Books #3,4, & 5, as
well as from Order Books #6 through 14. (1979) 1982. Revised edit.
327 pp. ICHW2 - $25.00
Clarke County, Virginia
created in 1836 from Frederick County
Green Hill Cemetery Tombstones and Burials, Berryville, Clarke
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Culpeper County, Virginia
formed in 1749 from Orange County
Culpeper County Marriages, 1780-1853. John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr. The 2,711 marriage returns listed here were recorded by
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Culpeper County, VA. Will Book A, 1749-1770. Abstracted by John
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Cumberland County, Virginia
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The Vestry Book of Southam Parish, Cumberland County, Virginia
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officials, properties, the ministers, maps and the transcription of the
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Wilson Families in Colonial Virginia and related Mason, Seawell,
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Essex County, Virginia
formed in 1692 from (Old) Rappahannock County
Essex County, Virginia Land Records. Mary Marshall Brewer.
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Fairfax County, Virginia
formed in 1742 from Prince William County
Fairfax County Virginia Implied Marriages. Marty Hiatt & Craig R.
Scott. The authors have gleaned their information from wills, deed &
other sources ranging from 1742 to 1904. More than 5,000 marriages
are represented here. Full name index of all parties, including relatives,
etc. when cited. 1994. 359 pp. IFRFX - $27.50
Fairfax County, Virginia 1749 Court Order Book. Charles & Virginia
Hamrick. The authors have provided a faithful and accurate
transcription of this early court order book. 2003. 64 pp. IFX49 - $15.95
Four Mile Run Land Grants. Charles W. Stetson. History of the
Northern Neck grants for the present-day counties of Alexandria,
Loudoun, and Fairfax. Describes the history of the tracts in terms of the
inhabitants and subsequent deeds, chancery cases and other related
documents - up to the late 1800s. Some genealogies of early
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Abstracts of the Wills and Inventories of Fairfax County, Virginia,
1742-1801. Junie Estelle Stewart King. The will abstracts generally
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and the names of the spouse, children and other family members,
executors and witnesses. Inventory abstracts usually only have a
reference to the administrator and the inventory date. Also included are
the Rent Rolls of 1761 and 1774. 61 pp. (1936), 1996. G3195 - $7.50
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Fauquier County, Virginia
formed in 1759 from Prince William County
Fauquier County, Virginia Tombstone Inscriptions Vols 1 & 2.
Nancy Baird, Carol Jordan and Joseph Scherer. These two volumes
cover over 400 cemeteries. Inscriptions are just as they appear on the
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Fauquier Families, 1759-1799. John P. Alcock. Indexed Abstracts of
Tax & Tithable Lists; Marriage Bonds; Minute, Deed and Will Books
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Fauquier Families Vol. 2 (Supplement). John P. Alcock. In 1996 a
large part of the "loose papers" from the basement of the Fauquier
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1997 it was brought upstairs to the Records Room and added to the
deed books, will books, marriage records, etc. This Supplement covers
only the period from the founding of the county in 1759 to the end of
the 18th century. Contains complete copies of all the extant tithable
lists through 1781 except for names of negroes (slaves); personal
property tax lists for 1783 as returned by the several census takers;
marriage bonds (and a few from other years) and their associated
consents (they had not been bundled with those of other years and so
had not been copied into the Marriage Books); abstracts of leases in
the Manor of Leeds that had not been recorded in the Deed Books;
abstracts of those surveys of lots in the Manor that were held in the
personal papers of Lord Fairfax and his heir Denny Martin Fairfax; and
abstracts of the papers of Chancery suits completed from 1759
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Neglected and Forgotten: Fauquier County, Virginia, French and
Indian War, Revolutionary War and War of 1812 Veterans. Joan W.
Peters. This companion piece to the author's previously published
Military Records from the Fauquier County Minute Books contains
transcripts of original records, many not found in Court Minutes.
Records include previously unpublished material. Transcripts of
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early Virginia pension lists, military discharges, bounty land warrants,
papers from law and chancery suits containing military records,
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Frederick County, Virginia
created in 1743 from Orange County
Frederick County, VA Marriages, 1738-1850. John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr. This volume contains 8,093 marriages, consisting primarily
of ministers' returns (with an occasional bond), compiled from a county
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register in the Virginia State Library. About 1,000 of the records are
marriage bonds for which no corresponding minister returns have been
found. 1984. 470 pp. IFRED - $30.00
study for genealogists working in this period and region. 2001. 395 pp.
ISALH - $35.95
Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants, Volume IV (4): 1800-1862.
Gertrude E. Gray. The concluding volume in this four-volume series of
Northern Neck land grants. Together with Volume III in the series, it
comprises about 10,000 abstracts naming 25,000 Northern Neck
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Henrico County, Virginia
formed in 1634
Gloucester County, Virginia
created in 1651 from York County
Kingston Parish Register (Gloucester and Mathews Counties,
Virginia) 1749-1827. Emma R. Matheny and Helen K. Yates. The
Register of Kingston Parish is one of the few colonial records from this
area to have survived more or less intact, and it is, therefore, of
enormous importance to the genealogist. 530 marriages, 1750 births,
and 120 deaths are incorporated into this present work. Some 6,000
persons are cited in the index. (1963). 2004. 167 pp. CC3800 - $23.00
Goochland County, Virginia
formed in 1728 from Henrico County
Goochland County Virginia Wills and Deeds. Benjamin B. Weisiger,
III. At the time of its creation, Goochland's lands stretched to include
all or part of the present counties of Amherst, Appomattox, Albemarle,
Bedford, Buckingham, Campbell, Cumberland, Fluvanna, Nelson, and
Powhatan. In 1744 the western portion of Goochland was detached to
form Albemarle County, and in 1749 Cumberland County was created
out of Goochland's lands south of the James River. The current vols.
contain will and deed records from the time of its formation for the
better part of the first two decades of its existence as a Virginia county.
1728-1736. 1983. 105 pp. IGCH1 - $15.00
1736-1742. 1984. 76 pp. IGCH2 - $12.95
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Halifax County, Virginia
created from Lunenburg County in 1752
Marriages of Halifax County, VA, 1801-1830. Marian Dodson
Chiarito. Approx. 3,100 marriages. 1985, 183 pp. 8½x11. IHALI $30.00
Halifax County, VA Wills. Marian D.Chiarito. Detailed abstracts of
wills, inventories, appraisements, and accounts. 8½x11.
Will Book O, 1752-1773. 1982. 88 pp. IHWB0 - $20.00
Will Book 1, 1773-1783. 1984. 136 pp. IHWB1 - $20.00
Will Book 2, 1783-1792. 1989. 136 pp. IHWB2 - $20.00
Halifax County, VA Deeds. Marian D. Chiarito. Abstracts of deeds,
bonds, & sales. 8½x11.
Book 1, 1752-1759. 1988. 64 pp. IHDB1 - $9.95
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Book 7, 1767-1770. 1990. 66 pp. IHDB7 - $10.95
Halifax County, VA Pleas Book 1 - 1752-1755. Marian Dodson
Chiarito. Includes court orders for administration and inventory of
estates; acknowledgment of deeds, dower rights, bills of sale;
appointments of officers, juries, attys., guardians, etc.; establishment of
roads, mills, ferries, & ordinaries. 1990. 146 pp. 8x11. IHPB1 - $24.95
Hanover County, Virginia
created in 1721 from New Kent County
Hanover County, VA Superior Court Records. Richard Slatten and
Janice Luck Abercrombie. 1987.
Vol. 1: Superior Court of Law, 1809-1826; 1815-1826. 257 pp.
IHAN1 - $20.00
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Some Ancient Landowners in St. Martin’s Parish, Hanover
County, VA. Norinne C. Gregory. Using some of the earliest
seventeenth-century land grants, the author has recreated many of the
family relationships of the early pioneers to this county. An excellent
Henrico County, VA Deeds. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III. These
volumes contains deeds, powers of attorney, indentures of service,
notices of leaving the country, some land grants, and ages as given by
deposition, as well as appointment of Justices, Sheriffs and County
Clerks.
1677-1705. 188 pp. IHRD1 - $20.00
1706-1737. 256 pp. IHRD2 - $22.50
1737-1750. 142 pp. IHRD3 - $17.95
Colonial Wills of Henrico County, VA, 1677-1737. Benjamin B.
Weisiger, III. This book contains wills, inventories and administrations
1677-1737 and miscellaneous wills and estates 1654-1737 from loose
papers. 1976. 214 pp. IHRW1 - $25.00
Colonial Wills of Henrico County, VA, 1737-1781 with Addenda.
Benjamin B. Weisiger, III. Contains the same as above for this period
and references to same in order books where will books are not extant;
also contents of Henrico County Wills Addenda, originally published
separately. (1977), 1985. 233 pp. IHRW2 - $22.50
Quaker Records of Henrico Monthly Meeting - and other Church
Records of Henrico, New Kent and Charles City Counties,
Virginia. F. Edward Wright. This book primarily covers the records of
Henrico Monthly Meeting. At one time or another the Henrico Monthly
Meeting included the counties of Henrico, New Kent, Hanover,
Caroline, Louisa, Goochland, Prince George, Dinwiddie, Amelia,
Chesterfield, York, James City, Charles City, and Mecklenburg. It has
been called Henrico, Curles, New Kent, Upper, Upland, White Oak
Swamp, and Wayn Oak (or Weyanoke Monthly Meeting). This meeting
was initially established as Curles prior to 1699, when its records
begin. A few (14) pages are devoted to the surviving records of the
Vestry Book of St. John’s Church, marriages of Henrico Court records,
marriages by Rev. John Buchanan, early tombstone inscriptions of St.
Johns Churchyard, and the Boar Swamp Baptist Church of Antioch.
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removals, violations of Quaker discipline, sufferings (confiscation of
property) and other activities. Period covered: late 1600s -1800. 2002.
126 pp. D036 - $15.00
Patrick Henry County, Virginia
established in 1777 from Pittsylvania County
In 1790 it was split into 2 counties:
Patrick and Henry counties
Henry County, Virginia Marriage Bonds, 1778-1849. Virginia
Anderton Dodd. There are the marriage records of Henry County from
its formation in 1778 until just prior to the keeping of vital records in
Virginia. Most of the entries are based upon marriage bonds, which are
arranged alphabetically by the husband's surname. Brides are indexed
in a separate alphabetical sequence. (1953), 2004. 132 pp. CC1490 $18.50
Henry County, VA Abstracts of Deed Books. Lela C. Adams. These
deeds include many bills of sale; trust deeds; powers of attorney;
dower right releases; names of counties and states where the grantor
has taken up residence or plans to reside; leases; damage suits;
inquisitions into death; deeds of gifts; bonds and contracts.
Books 1 & 2, Feb. 1776 - July 1784. (1975), 1992. 188 pp.
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1778-1780 Tax Lists of Henry County, VA. Leila C. Adams. (1973),
1989. 31 pp. SHVA047 - $12.50
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia
created in 1634 as Warrosquoake County
renamed Isle of Wight County in 1637
Isle of Wight County, VA Deeds, 1647-1710, Court Orders, 16931695 and Guardian Accounts, 1740-1767. William Lindsay Hopkins.
The first of the surviving Isle of Wight Deed Books. Contains the
earliest surviving references to inhabitants of that county. 1995.
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William Lindsay Hopkins. 1999 (reprint). 8½x11. 156 pp. IIWD2 $30.00
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Marriages of Isle of Wight County, VA, 1628-1800. Blanche Adams
Chapman. Includes marriages from the area of present-day
Southampton County, erected from Isle of Wight in 1749. Some 6,300
persons are identified, everyone of whom, including grooms, is cited in
the index. (1933). 2008. 124 pp. CC950 - $19.50
Suffolk Parish Vestry Book, 1749-1784 (Nansemond County) and
Newport Parish Vestry Book, 1724-1772 (Isle of Wight County).
William Lindsay Hopkins. (1988), 1993. 184 pp. ISPVB - $30.00
James City County, Virginia
formed in 1634
James City County, VA Land Tax Records, 1782-1813. Jean E.
Blackmon. Transcripts of the land tax records for each year (with the
exception of 1808, in which the records are missing or destroyed).
Included is the proprietor's name, quantity of land owned, price, total
value, and tax assessed. The 1813 record also includes the names of
persons holding adjoining tracts, as well as creek and road
delineations. 1991. 330 pp. 8½x11. IJCL1 - $35.00
King George County, Virginia
formed in 1721 from Richmond County
Land Records of King George County, VA 1721-1743. Sue Ann
Damron. These are abstracts of Deed Books 1 & 2. 1999. 261 pp.
WB0083 - $21.50
Abstracts of Land Records of King George County, Virginia, 17521783. Mary Marshall Brewer. All names involved listed including
witnesses. In addition to deeds are mortgages, leases, deeds of gifts
(often to adult children), apprenticeships, bills of sale (incl. sale of
slaves). (2002), 2006. 202 pp. D030 - $23.00
King George County, Virginia Order Books. Mary Marshall Brewer.
Covers matters coming before the court such as probate, appointment
of guardians and administrators of estates; appointments of county
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persons to inventory and appraise an estate; petitions to build a mill,
build a road; adjudgements of the ages of slaves; cases of thievery,
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the will was presented and statements by the widow or others that an
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King George County Marriages. Elizabeth Nuckols Lee.
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Returns. Most of the early marriage records of King George
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in Marriage Bond Book 1 including the ministers' returns. It
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King George County, VA Will Book A-I, 1721-1752 and Misc.
Notes. George H.S. King. (1978), 1985. 352 pp. SHVA072 - $35.00
King George County, Loose Chancery Papers. Elizabeth Nuckols
Lee. The majority of suits dealt with the division of real and personal
property of a decedent, when minor children were involved. Between
1811 and 1840, surviving chancery papers are few. From 1842 to
1898, the chancery papers appear to have survived for the most part.
In 1898, the system for filing chancery papers was modified. Many old
pending suits were dismissed or discontinued. Those papers are
included in the second volume. A few chancery papers were stored in
the vault from 1898 to 1912 even though most chancery papers of this
time period had been filed and indexed previously
Volume 1: 1811-1875. 1998. 173 pp. 8½ x11. IKGCP - $19.95
King William County, Virginia
formed from King and Queen County in 1702
King William County, VA Records, 1702-1806: Record Books 1-5
including surviving fragments. Beverly R. Conolly. The earliest five
Record Books, which cover the period of the county’s formation to the
beginning of the nineteenth century, exist only in a fragmentary state,
with huge gaps within the series. But they still provide a rich source of
genealogical information. These were primarily deed books and
relinquishments of dower, and an occasional odd marriage contract or
prenuptial agreement. Oftentimes, land purchases were made by
individuals outside King William itself, and there are numerous
references to relatives from Kentucky, North Carolina, and purchasers
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Lancaster County,Virginia
formed in 1651 from Northumberland and York counties
Lancaster County, Virginia Deeds 1714-1728. Book 11. Richard S.
Hutchinson. A wide range of transactions are covered. Especially
helpful to genealogists are the relationships revealed in these records.
Often the names of wives, children and other relationships are shown.
Most of the book covers land transactions and bills of sale. Many of the
bills of sale name numerous slaves and their owners. Also recorded
are ear marks of cattle, pre-nuptial agreements, agreements of
indentured servants, accounts of estates, and appointments of
attorneys. 2010. 135pp.. D7431 - $21.50
Lancaster County, Virginia Abstracts of Wills, Administrations,
Deeds, Inventories, etc 1726-1735. Book 12. Richard S. Hutchinson.
Contains names, sex, ages, relationships (if any) of the hundreds of
Negro slaves and the indentured servants; including the names of
persons who bought, sold, gifted, and bartered these unfortunate
persons. In previous abstracts of these same records, the above
individuals had been excluded. We are pleased to correct that earlier
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Lancaster County, Virginia Abstracts of Wills, Administrations,
Deeds, Inventories, etc. 1736-1742. Book 13. Tawny Waske and
Richard S. Hutchinson. A continuation of the above series. 2011. 168
pp. D7433 - $24.00
Lancaster County, Virginia Abstracts of Wills, Administrations,
Deeds, Inventories, etc. 1743-1750. Book 14. Richard S.
Hutchinson. A continuation of the above series. 2012. 256 pp. D7434 $25.00
Lancaster County, Virginia Abstracts of Wills, Administrations,
Deeds, Inventories, etc. 1750-1757. Book 15, Part 1. Richard S.
Hutchinson. A continuation of the above series. 2012. 234 pp. D7435 $24.00
Lancaster County, Virginia Abstracts of Wills, Administrations,
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Hutchinson. A continuation of the above series. 2013. 174 pp. D7536 $24.00
Lancaster County Deeds 1770-1782. Tawny Waske. Land
transactions, bills of sale (many slaves are named), bonds. These
transactions sometimes reveal relationships, for example, “400 acres
which descended to Robert Newsum from his father Robert Newsum
who dying without male heir descended in copartnership to his two
daughters, Anne & Jemima who is now intermarried with …” etc.
2009. 228 pp. D093 - $24.00
Lancaster County, Virginia Records (Vol. 22). Beverly Fleet. This
book contains court orders for the years 1652-1655. Of special note,
this book ended where Duvall's volume begins. (1938) 2002. 112 pp.
SHVA117 - $17.50
Revolutionary Soldiers and Sailors from Lancaster County, VA.
Stratton Nottingham. Also includes Muster Rolls and Pay Rolls of the
Ninety Second Regiment of the Virginia Militia, Lancaster County, War
of 1812. (1920), 1995. 74 pp. WB0982 - $6.00
Loudoun County, Virginia
formed in 1757 from Fairfax County
Index to Loudoun County, Virginia Deed Books. Patricia B.
Duncan. The dates given are the dates the transactions were recorded
at the court. Many of the transactions were not recorded for months or
even years after the event took place. Deed book entries contain the
names of the parties involved, date of the transaction, names of
adjoining neighbors and witnesses, and location and description of the
property, which often comprised livestock, household goods, and
slaves as well as land.
Books 4E-4N, 1835-1840. 2006. 318 pp. HBD4308 - $30.00
Books 4O-4V, 1840-1846. 2006. 356 pp. HBD4309 - $32.00
Early Church Records of Loudoun County, VA 1745-1800. Marty
Hiatt. Earliest available records from the following churches: New
Jerusalem Lutheran, birth, baptism, marriage & burial; Reformed
Church of Loudoun Co., births & baptisms; Quaker Monthly Meetings
of Fairfax and Goose Creek, births, marriages, deaths, minutes, and
certificates of removal; Shelburne Parish Vestry (minutes); Frying Pan
Baptist Church (minutes); Ketoctin Baptist Church (minutes) and North
Fork Primitive Baptist Church (minutes). (1995), 2006, 386 pp.
WB0881 - $30.00.
Vol. 2: 1800-1830. Marty Hiatt and Patricia B. Duncan. Ebenezer
Baptist Church, Fairfax Monthly Meeting (Waterford), German
Reformed Congregation (Lovettsville), Ketoctin Baptist Church,
Leesburg Presbyterian Church, New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
(Lovettsville), North Fork Primitive Baptist Church (Old School and
New School). 2009. 285 pp. D1033 - $28.00
Loudoun County Militia Journals, 1793-1829. Don Blincoe, Sr.
Transcribed militia registers, containing over 20,000 references to men
who served. Registers often note destinations for families who moved
away and include company rosters naming the officers, sergeants,
corporals, drummers and clerks. Officers of higher rank and
assignment are frequently mentioned. Names and locations of home
and tavern owners who provided space for companies to muster and
rooms for boards to convene in are often mentioned. 1993. 504 pp.
8½x11. ILOMP - $39.95
Loudoun County VA Tithables, 1758-1786. Marty Hiatt & Craig
Roberts Scott. A full transcription of the tithable records for the county.
1994. 3 vols.1400 pp. ILDTT - $54.95
Loudoun County Marriages, 1760-1850. John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr. The records are drawn from a variety of archival sources,
including ministers' returns, bonds, consents, permissions, and notes.
1985. 462 pp. ILOUD - $30.00
Abstracts of Wills, Inventories and Administration Accounts of
Loudoun County, Virginia 1757-1800. J. Estelle Stewart King. These
probate records include the names of the testator, spouse, children,
family members, executors and witnesses, the dates of the will and its
probate, and its location. Supplementing this are a 1761 rent roll, lists
of militia officers and pensioners, and inscriptions from four
cemeteries. The new index has 4,250 entries. (1940), 1996. 85 pp..
G3205 - $14.00
Lunenburg County, Virginia
formed in 1745 from Brunswick County
Cumberland Parish, Lunenburg Co. 1749-1816 and Vestry Book
1746-1816. Landon C. Bell. Cumberland Parish was formed at the
same time Lunenburg County was created. Luneburg County was
formed from Brunswick Co in 1745. This book includes Rev. John
Cameron's Register of Marriages for Bristol Parish 1784-1793,
Nottoway Parish, 1794-1795 and Cumberland Parish 1796-1815. Also
a register of baptisms and funerals for Cumberland Parish for the year
1815. These records are followed by the minutes of the Vestry which
contain land records ranging from conveyances and deeds to
mortgages. Also some information on land boundaries with information
on landowners and detailed biographies of Rev. James Craig, Rev.
John Camerson and some 60 founding families. Hardcover. (1930),
1995. 633 pp. SHVA88 - $50.00
Marriages of Lunenburg County, Virginia 1746-1853. Emma R.
Matheny and Helen K. Yates. At the time of its formation in 1746,
Lunenburg County comprised the territory contained in nine presentday Virginia counties. In this work, Matheny and Yates have recorded
all pertinent details of the 2,400 earliest extant Lunenburg County
marriages. (1967), 2005. 177 pp. CC3805 - $22.50
Sunlight on the Southside: Lists of Tithes, Lunenburg County,
Virginia 1748-1783. Landon C. Bell. Lunenburg County was the
parent or grandparent of the counties of Mecklenburg, Charlotte,
Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, Patrick, Franklin, Bedford, Campbell, and
Appomattox--a domain embracing one-quarter of the State of Virginia.
These lists of tithes are rich in genealogical detail and constitute, in
substance, the earliest census records of the Colony of Virginia.
(1931), 1998, 5.5 x 8.5, paper, 503 pp, indexed. CC420 - $49.00
Madison County, Virginia
created in 1793 from a portion of Culpeper County
Madison County Marriages, 1792-1850 John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr. From various county records and include the names of
parents, ministers, and occasionally names of bondsmen and
witnesses. 1984. 163 pp. IMADI - $18.00
Mathews County, Virginia
formed in 1791 from the
eastern portion of Gloucester County
Mathews County, VA Records. Jane B. Goodsell. Includes
Executors' Bonds, 1795-1825, Guardian Bonds, Book B, 1806-1822,
Marriages (1827-50) performed by Rev. William A. Billups, Marriage
(1817-70) & Death (1807-90) Announcements from Virginia
Newspapers. 2000. 108 pp. IMTW1 - $19.95
Mecklenburg County, Virginia
created in 1764/5 from Lunenburg County
Marriage Records 1765-1810 Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
Katherine B. Elliott. Mecklenburg County was created in 1764 from the
portion of Lunenburg County which had previously been set aside as
St. James's Parish. Approximately 2000 marriages are included in this
volume. Listed in alphabetical order by groom with bride's index.
Paperback, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 194 pp. SHVA49 - $22.50
Marriage Records 1811-1853 Mecklenburg County, Virginia.
Katherine B. Elliott. Mecklenburg County was created in 1764 from the
portion of Lunenburg County which had previously been set aside as
St. James's Parish. Approximately 2000 marriages are included in this
volume. Listed in alphabetical order by groom with bride's index.
Paperback, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 216 pp. SNVA51 - $24.00
Early Settlers of Mecklenburg County, VA. Vol. 2. Katherine B.
Elliott. Contains early Lunenburg and Mecklenburg County Deeds and
other Lunenburg and Mecklenburg County records; Commonwealth
land grants, miscellaneous Order Books records, Orphans and Wards
listed in the Guardian Book 1765-1800, Personal Property Tax Lists for
1800 and an appendix which contains the 1782 Meckelenburg County
census. 266 pp. (1965), 1983. SHVA059 - $25.00
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Middlesex County, Virginia
created in 1669 from Lancaster County
Middlesex County, Virginia Land Records 1767-1785. Richard S.
Hutchinson. 2010. 137 pp. D4750 - $21.00
Middlesex County, Court Order Book (May 1783-April 1784) and
Land Records (October 1785-1790). Richard S. Hutchinson. Includes
various court cases, appointments, names of deceased residents.
Many slaves are named. References are made to Revolutionary War
services. In the second part the land records include various family
relationships, prenuptial agreements, approximate dates of death,
names of slaves and their owners. 2010. 128 pp. D4751- $21.00
The Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Virginia
from 1653 to 1812. National Society of the Colonial Dames of America
in Virginia. A few years after 1666, the parish was divided into two
parts: Christ Church, Lancaster and Christ Church, Middlesex.
Sometime before 1666, that parish was divided into two portions and
the new parishes were named Lancaster and Pyanketank. In 1666,
they were reunited under the name of Lancaster, but a few years later
were again separated and acquired the organization which they
retained through the colonial period as Christ Church, Lancaster and
Christ Church, Middlesex. The parish register of the latter, containing
the baptisms, marriages, and burials of thousands of communicants
during the years 1653-1812, is reprinted in this book. No register of
Christ Church, Lancaster survives, and the extant vestry book covers
only the years 1739 to 1786. Hence, the great importance that
attaches to the register of Christ Church, Middlesex. (1897) 1997.
341pp. CC4380 - $37.95
Middlesex County, VA Marriage Bonds and Minister Returns,
1740- 1852. Virginia Genealogical Society. All original sources can be
found at the Library of Virginia in Richmond. 1999. 8½ x11. VG1999 $12.00
Middlesex County, Virginia: Wills, Inventories, and Accounts,
1673-1812. William Lindsay Hopkins. There are no Will Books for
1680-1698 but the Order Books showing probate dates of all wills and
inventories and many guardian accounts are extant and are abstracted
here. Between 1713 and 1740, there are a number of years when the
wills are missing but almost all of the Order Books exist and are
abstracted here to furnish a listing of all recorded wills, inventories and
guardian accounts. Except for the years 1726 through 1732, when
neither Will Books nor Order Books are extant, an almost complete
reconstruction can be made of the names of those whose deaths
resulted in probate from 1673 to 1812. 1989. 252 pp. 8½x11. IMDWI $34.95
Nansemond County, Virginia
created in 1637 as Upper Norfolk County
renamed in 1646 as Nansemond County
Incorporated into the City of Suffolk in 1974
Suffolk Parish Vestry Book, 1749-1784 (Nansemond County) and
Newport Parish Vestry Book, 1724-1772 (Isle of Wight County).
William Lindsay Hopkins. Abstracted from photocopies at Virginia State
Library. (1988), 1993. 8½ x 11. 184 pp. ISPVB - $30.00
New Kent County, Virginia
formed in 1654 from York County
Records of New Kent County, Virginia. By the Martha Washington
Chapter of DAR. These records include the first extant census for this
burned county - 1810 and also the 1850 census for the county. Also
included are abstracts of the application papers of the Revolutionary
War pensioners. (1938), 2002. 78 pp. SHVA118 - $15.00
Norfolk County, Virginia
formed in 1691 from Lower Norfolk County
Guardian Bonds of Norfolk County, VA, 1750-1800. Mrs. William B.
Wingo. Abstracts of orphan bonds; contains the names of all orphans,
their parent(s), guardian, additional security and the amount of the
bond. 1993. 8½x 11. 105 pp. INCOB - $22.50
(Brief Abstract of) Lower Norfolk and Norfolk County Wills, 16371710 and 1710-1753 (2 vols. in 1) . Charles Fleming McIntosh.
Abstracts of early wills, lists all names included in the original will.
(1914), 1997. 226 pp. HBM0264 - $25.00
Norfolk County, VA Will Book I, 1755-1772. Mrs. William B. Wingo.
Includes the names of all legatees, executors, executrices and
witnesses. 8½x 11. 155 pp. INCW1 - $28.00
Northampton County, Virginia
formed in 1634 as Accomac County
renamed Northampton County in 1643
+NEW ! Northampton County, Virginia Marriage References and
Family Relationships, 1634-1800. F. Edward Wright. If you are
researching in Northampton County, Virginia, this is the first reference
you should use! These marriage references have been culled from a
myriad of sources: church records, court records, published
genealogies, land records, probate records, and marriage records.
Over 6,000 marriages are included in this reference book. 2012, 326
pp., 5.5 x 8.5, paperback D1688 - $32.00
Virginia’s Eastern Shore. Ralph T. Whitelaw. See description under
“Accomack County” listings. (1951). 1998. 757 pp. 2 vols. Hardbound.
HSES1 - $149.50.
Marriages of Northampton County, Virginia, 1660-1854. 3rd Rev.
Ed. Jean M. Mihalyka. This edition includes the entirety of Stratton
Nottingham's published abstracts of Northampton County Marriages
(with corrections), plus data from the age certification and consent
papers present with many of the original bonds, as well as licenses,
ministers' returns, and family Bibles. Each entry contains the following
data (wherever known): name and age of bride and groom, date of
intention and/or marriage, family relationships, name of the individual
who served as security, and witnesses. (2000), 2005. 192 pp.
HBM1506 - $22.50
Northampton County, Virginia, Tithables, 1662-1677. John B. Bell.
Covering the early years of Northampton County, after Accomack
County was formed, these previously unpublished tithables will be
particularly of interest to those doing research on early inhabitants of
the Virginia Colony. The tithables show the heads-of-families, and, in
most cases, an every name listing of those black and white tithables in
the household. Widows are shown (if head of household) thus
establishing the recent death of a husband. Male children and slave
tithables at twelve (or sixteen) help estimate date of birth or (probable)
latest date of parent's marriage. Occupation or comments (such as,
son of…) are often the only source of such valuable knowledge.
Appearance or disappearance on the list may be a clue to migration
patterns. These lists were sometimes badly torn, or blotted, or faded,
or difficult to read, or poorly written, but, nevertheless, revealing. They
are offered here as near as possible to the original orthography, and
are an absolute must to those interested in early Virginia genealogy
and history. (1993), 2008, 5½x8½, paper, 78 pp. HBB0893 - $14.00
Northampton County, Virginia, Tithables, 1720-1769. John B. Bell.
The tithables cover the years 1720-31, 1733-35, 1737-1744, 1765-66
and 1769. The years 1720-9, 1731 and 1737-1744 appear to be nearly
complete. Most of the lists include all tithables: white and black, free
and slave; however, many of the lists in the 1730s only give the names
of the heads-of-households. The lists for 1723-29 are slightly more
elaborate than the others; they include accounts of the number of
tobacco plants, lists including boys aged ten (or twelve) to sixteen (not
tithables) and distinctions between tithables "employed in the crop"
and those otherwise employed. (1994), 2008 , 5½x8½, paper, index,
448 pp. HBB0113 - $36.50
Northumberland County, Virginia
created in 1645
officially recognized in 1648
Northumberland County, VA. Deeds, Wills, Inventories, etc. Mary
Marshall Brewer. Detailed abstracts of the records.
1737-1743. 2006. 182 pp. D7450 - $21.00
1743-1749. 2007. 216 pp. D7451 - $23.00
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Northumberland County, Virginia Apprenticeships. W. Preston
Haynie. During America’s colonial period, the apprenticeship system
provided instruction in the rudiments of education and vocational
training for those who were bound out. Many of these apprenticeship
records contain vital information: the name and age of the child, the
name of one or both the parents, the name of the person to whom the
child (was) apprenticed, and the trade to be learned.
1650-1750. (1993), 2007. 130 pp. HBH3783 - $16.50
1750-1852. (1994), 2007. 106 pp. HBH3947 - $16.00
Northumberland County, Virginia Order Book Abstracts. Ruth and
Sam Sparacio.
1652-1657. Paperback, 111 pp., indexed. NDOB07 - $25.50
1657-1661. Paperback, 111 pp, indexed. NDOB08 - $25.50
1661-1665. Paperback, 112 pp., indexed. NDOB09 - $25.50
1665-1669. Paperback, 111 pp., indexed. NDOB10 - $25.50
1674-1677. Paperback. 119 pp., indexed. NDOB12 - $25.50
1667-1679. Paperback, 119 pp., indexed. NDOB13 - $25.50
1680-1683. Paperback, 117 pp., indexed. NDOB14 - $25.50
1683-1686. Paperback, 118 pp., indexed. NDOB15 - $25.50
Northumberland County, VA Court Order Book 1678-1698. Charles
and Virginia Hamrick. Transcript of court orders. 2004. 8½x 11.
Part 1: 1678-1687. 540 pp. INOB167A - $49.95
Part 2: 1687-1698. 627 pp. INOB167B - $54.95
Northumberland County, VA Court Order Book, 1699-1713.
Charles and Virginia Hamrick. Transcript of court orders from this
eastern Tidewater county. 8½ x 11.
Part 1: Court Orders Jan. 1699 to Nov. 23, 1706. 1999. 509 pp.
INOB1 - $44.95
Part 2: Court Orders Nov. 23, 1706 to Sept. 16, 1713. 1999. 549
pp. INOB2 - $49.95
Northumberland County, VA Death Records, 1853-1896. Nell
Hailey. Abstracts of the data contained in the first death register for
Northumberland County. Contains (in most cases) name of deceased,
sex, free or slave, place of death, contributing cause, age at time of
death, place of birth, parents' names, and name of person reporting
death to authorities. 222 pp. INRDR - $25.00
Orange County, Virginia
formed in 1734 from Spotsylvania County
Orange County, Virginia, Deed Books and Judgments. John
Frederick Dorman. In the early years, Orange County comprised all the
land north of the forks of the Rappahanock River, including land in
present Augusta, Culpeper, Frederick and later counties. The
judgments abstracted in two of the volumes are taken from the original
court papers and include petitions, letters and appointments as well as
papers filed in suits. 8½ x 11.
Deed Books 1 and 2, 1735-1738, Judgments 1735. (1961). 88 pp.
DR035 - $20.00
Deed Books 3 and 4, 1738-1741, and Judgments, 1736. 1966. 134
pp. DR036 - $25.00
Deed Books 5, 6, 7, and 8, 1741-1743. 1971. 91 pp. DR037 $20.00
Orange County Virginia Will Book 1, 1735-1743. John Frederick
Dorman. Detailed abstracts of the wills. (1958). 72 pp. DR038 - $20.00
Orange County, Virigina, Will Book 2, 1744-1778. John Frederick
Dorman. Detailed abstracts of the wills. 1961. 138 pp. DR039 - $25.00
Pittsylvania County, Virginia
established in 1767
from the western part of Halifax County
Accounts Current Book 4, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, 18051812. Gayle Austin. Accounts current are the closest documents to
probate records in Pittsylvania County. The entries in Book 4 were
recorded from 1805 to 1812, but some of the accounts predate 1805,
as they could take several years to settle. Accounts current contain
records of the appraisement, inventory, and sales of estates. They also
contain guardianship accounts and division of estates. Glossary of
unfamiliar terms included. 2006. 8½x11. 206 pp. HBA4071 - $32.00
Marriages of Pittsylvania County, Virginia, 1767-1850. Jeffrey A.
Campbell. Marriage records are from original microfilm of the LDS
Church. Contains over 6,000 marriages in Pittsylvania County.
Alphabetical by groom with index to brides. Includes the groom’s last
name, wife’s maiden name, and date of marriage. 2004. 8½x11. 177
pp. CP363 - $20.00
Powhatan County, Virginia
created in 1777
from the eastern part of Cumberland County
Powhatan County Marriages, 1777-1850. John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr. From the county registers in the VA State Library. 1,425
marriages. Most records include bondsman, parents, witnesses, and
minister's name. 1985. 151 pp. IPOWH - $15.00
Powhatan County, VA Will Book 1, 1777-1795. Benjamin B.
Weisiger, III. 1986. Abstracts of the wills. 70 pp. IPWH1 - $12.95
Marriage Bonds and Ministers' Returns of Powhatan County,
Virginia 1777-1830. Catherine Lindsay Knorr, Marriage bonds and
ministers' returns of Powhatan County from 1777 to 1830. Paperback,
5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 96 pp, map, index. (1957), 1983. SHVA21 - $15.00
The Vestry Book of King William Parish, Virginia 1707-1750
(Powhatan County) by R.H. Fife, publisher. While the book begins
before Powhatan County was created, it does reflect the portion of
Powhatan County that was carved out of Henrico County in 1777. This
parish is unique in that it is one of a few areas that the Huguenots
settled in Virginia. Hardcover, 155 pp, 2006. SHVA58 - $30.00
Prince George County, Virginia
created in 1703 from part of Charles City County
Prince George County, VA Wills and Deeds, Benjamin B. Weisiger,
III. Abstracts of the wills & deeds.
1710-1713. 1992. 49 pp. IPGW1 - $12.95
1713-1728. 1973. 184 pp. IPGWD - $20.00
Northern Neck (Land) Warrants & Surveys, 1730-1754: Orange &
Augusta Counties. Peggy Shomo Joyner. Published as the first
volume in a series of Northern Neck Warrants & Surveys. 1985, 98 pp.
INNW1 - $15.00
Prince George County, VA Records, 1733-1792. Benjamin B.
Weisiger, III. Various records including: Minute Book 1737-1740, Wills
& Deeds 1759-1760; Wills & Deeds 1787-1792, & loose wills from the
State Archives. 1975. 228 pp. IPGRC - $22.50
Marriages of Orange County, VA, 1747-1850. John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr. Revised edition. An appendix of ministers is added along
with the number of marriages conducted by each and an outer date
range for the marriages of each minister. 1991. 334 pp. IORNG $30.00
Prince George County, VA Miscellany, 1711-1814. Benjamin B.
Weisiger, III. The author has extracted valuable genealogical sources
for this "burned county” including the Surveyor's Plat Book for 17111724; the Plat Book for 1794-1824, through 1811; Court Order Book,
1811-1814; Execution Book, 1801-1803 (for estate suits and
inventories); and loose papers, including some wills, deeds, and other
documents in the Accessions Files of the Virginia State Archives.
1986. 121 pp. IPGMI - $17.00
Marriage Records of the City of Fredericksburg, and of Orange,
Spotsylvania, and Stafford Counties, Virginia, 1722-1850. Therese
A. Fisher, A.G. The marriages were extracted from minister's returns,
marriage bonds, some newspaper notices, and in the case of Stafford
County, marriages implied from early land deeds, family Bible records
and cemetery records, as well as the marriages recorded in
Overwharton and St. Paul's parishes. (1990), 2007, 5½ x 8½, paper,
index, 272 pp. HBF0345- $24.50
Vestry Book of Bristol Parish, Virginia 1720-1789. Churchill Gibson
Chamberlayne. Bristol Parish was established in 1643 and covered the
area of Charles City, south of the James River. Bristol Parish covers
the area later comprised of Dinwiddie, Henrico and Prince George
Counties. Includes the Register of Births, Baptisms and Deaths, 1685-
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1798. The register contains over 7,139 names. 428 pp., index,
reprinted 1994. SHVA106 - $40.00
Prince William County, Virginia
formed in 1731 from Stafford and King George counties
Prince William County, Virginia, Will Book C, 1734-1744. John
Frederick Dorman. Many early records of Prince William County have
been lost. The earliest surviving will book begins in 1734 and includes
inventories, estate accounts, and bonds. 122 pp. 8½ x11. DR040 $25.00
Records of Dettingen Parish, Prince William County, Virginia,
Vestry Book, 1745-1785, Minutes of Meetings of the Overseers of
the Poor, 1788-1802, Indentures, 1749-1782. Historic Dumfries
Virginia, Inc. This volume is designed to make the historically important
records of Dettingen Parish (established in 1744) readily available to
the public and thereby stimulate interest in local history and encourage
further research on the people, events and places of Prince William
County, Virginia. The Preface offers a brief history of the parish which
precedes the following records: Vestry Book, 1745-1785; Minutes of
Meetings of the Overseers of the Poor, 1788-1802; and Indentures,
1749-1782. The Dettingen records show the operational effects of
separation of church and state functions, which took place over the last
quarter of the eighteenth century. The minutes of the Vestry and of the
Overseers of the Poor contained in this volume are transcriptions of
the original documents. The indentures are summarized. An appendix
and a surname index augment this work. (1976), 2007, 6x9, paper,
index, 154 pp. HBH4450 - $18.00
Prince William County, VA Minute Books, 1752-1753. Charles &
Virginia Hamrick. Detailed transcription of the records. 2003. 293 pp.
IPW52 - $29.95
Princess Anne County, Virginia
formed in 1691
from the eastern section of Lower Norfolk County
The Colonial Vestry Book of Lynnhaven Parish, VA, 1723-1786.
George C. Mason. The parish of Lynnhaven encompasses the whole
county of Princess Anne. Includes records of members appointed to
procession land, assignments of young people to apprenticeships,
binding out young slaves for training, clothing and feeding and the
general care and welfare of the poor in their midst. (1949), 2004. 162
pp. SHVA111 - $28.50
Princess Anne County, Virginia Marriage Bonds, 1822-1850.
Carolyn L. Barkley. Alphabetical by groom. A usual entry consists of
grooms name, brides name, age, names of bondsmen, witnesses and
persons providing consent. Each bond is referenced to the appropriate
bond book and page. 1997. 227 pp. HBB0015 - $19.00
Lynnhaven Parish Register 1838-1913, Princess Anne County,
Virginia. Alice Granbery Walter. Lynnhaven Parish, Virginia was the
first parish of the Anglican Church established in America. Originally
encompassing all of Princess Anne County, Lynnhaven Parish's
boundaries were fixed by Act of the Virginia Colonial Assembly in
1642. The work at hand is an indexed, facsimile copy of the actual
parish register for Lynnhaven Parish for the period 1838-1913.
Researchers will find records of births, baptisms, confirmations,
communicants, marriages, and burials for Emanuel Church, exactly as
they were recorded by church officials during these 75 years. The late
genealogist Alice Granberry Walter, who copied the original register for
publication, also added a comprehensive surname index to the
thousands of entries in its sometimes hard-to-read contents. Mrs.
Walter also provides an informative Introduction that outlines the
history of the parish. Paperback, 8 1/2 x 11, 154 pp, indexed. CC9589
- $15.00
Rappahannock County, Virginia
formed in 1833 from Culpeper County
“Old” Rappahannock County was created in 1656
from Lancaster County
In 1692 it became an extinct county when it was split into
Essex and Richmond counties
Rappahannock County Marriages, 1833-1850. 2nd Ed. John Vogt &
T. Wm. Kethley, Jr. 531 marriages and accompanying data have been
compiled from ministers' returns to the county clerk. 2004. 48pp. Incl.
map. IRAPP - $7.95
Richmond County, Virginia
formed from “Old” Rappahannock County in 1692
Abstracts of Land Records of Richmond County, VA, 1692-1704.
Mary Marshall Brewer. These abstracts are taken from the first three
deed books of the county. The so-called deed books contain deeds
and related documents such as powers of attorney, bonds, original
grants or patents and cattle marks. 2001. 142 pp. D019 - $16.00
Wills of Richmond County, Virginia, 1699-1800. Robert K. Headley,
Jr., Although created eight years before the turn of the century,
Richmond County wills are extant only from 1699, but the compiler of
this useful work has bridged the gap by substituting information from
Order Books, 1692-1699, thereby extending the possibilities for
genealogical enquiry. The entries, which consist mainly of abstracts of
wills and inventories and refer to about 8,000 persons, are arranged
throughout the work in chronological order. Each will abstract contains
the name of the testator, often his parish of residence, the date the will
was written and the date it was proved, the names of legatees,
executors and witnesses, and a variety of other matter supplied by the
compiler himself from independent sources. (1983), 2005. 220 pp.
CC2655 - $31.50
City of Richmond, Virginia
Incorporated as a city in 1782
Marriage Notices from Richmond, Virginia Newspapers. Although
marriages were kept as a public record in VA pre-1853, parents were
not listed unless the bride or groom was under age. These notices
provide additional details. In some cases they provide the only record
of the nuptials.
1821-1840. 1988. 238 pp. VGM1821 - $20.00
1841-1853. 1997. 360 pp. VGM1841 - $25.00
Death Notices from Richmond, Virginia Newspapers. Includes
transcripts and abstracts from 11 newspapers that were printed at
various times during the period covered.
1841-1853. 533 pp. Hardbound. 2002. VGD1841 - $35.00.
Rockbridge County, Virginia
formed in 1778 from August and Botetourt counties
Rockbridge County Marriages, 1778-1850. Dorthie and Edwin
Kirkpatrick. 4,785 marriages have been extracted directly from
courthouse records as well as from newspaper and other published
sources; these references include parents' name, bondsmen,
ministers' names and their denominations. 1985. 452 pp. IROCB $30.00
Rockingham County,Virginia
formed in 1778 from Augusta County
Early Church Records of Rockingham County, Virginia. F. Edward
Wright. Covers church records prior to 1800 from Raders, Peaked
Mountain, Friedens, St. Michaels Union, Trinity Lutheran, Smith’s
Creek and Linville (later Brock’s Gap) Baptist. Also includes marriages
by the Rev. John Anderson and marriages in the county found in
Virginia Valley Records by John Wayland. (1997), 2002. 129 pp.
D1386 - $15.00
Rockingham County Marriages, 1778-1850. John Vogt & T. William
Kethley, Jr. Abstracts of 5,526 marriage records & bonds from
registers in the Virginia State Library. Accompanying data includes
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ministers' names, parents, and occasional bondsmen. 1984. Map. 433
pp. IROCK - $30.00
Old Tenth Legion Marriages: Marriages in Rockingham County,
Virginia from 1778 to 1816 taken from the marriage bonds by Harry
M. Strickler. The Old Tenth Legion was originally part of the far-flung
District of Augusta and embraced the present counties of Rockingham,
Shenandoah, and Page. The records in this bookare predominantly of
Rockingham County and include the area of Page County erected from
Rockingham and Shenandoah in 1831. The marriages derive chiefly
from marriage bonds on deposit in the Clerk’s Office in Rockingham
County, but a fair number derive from ministers’ returns, and some few
are taken from Wayland’s History of Rockingham County. In
alphabetical sequence by the name of the groom, preceded by the
date of the record and followed by the name of the bride and names of
sureties and parents, and they identify approximately 2,600 couples.
Brides are separately indexed.. This work improves on the standard list
of marriage bonds largely because it does utilize the data found in the
consent notes. Paperback, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 128 pp, (1928), 1986.
CC5630 - $14.50
Russell County, Virginia
formed in 1786 from Washington County
Russell County, Virginia Deed Books. Tom Colley. 1995, 101 pages,
index, notes (8"x11" format). The author provides a valuable window
on eighteenth-century Russell County at a time when it was the focus
of a great migration movement through the area into the western lands.
Book 1: 1787-1795. 1995. 101 pp. 8 ½ x 11. IRCD1 - $21.00
Book 2: 1795-1798. 1995. 117 pp. 8 ½ x 11. IRCD2 - $22.00
Book 3: 1798-1806. 1995. 233 pp. 8 ½ x 11. IRCD3 - $30.00
Book 4: 1806-1814. 1996. 302 pp. 8 ½ x 11. IRCD3 - $34.00
Shenandoah County, Virginia
created in 1772
from the southern portion of Frederick County
Shenandoah County Marriage Bonds, 1772-1850. John Vogt & T.
William Kethley, Jr. 6,892 marriage bonds have been transcribed from
the county register in the Virginia State Library, Archives Division.
1984, ix, 417 pp. ISHEN - $27.50
Spotsylvania County,Virginia
created in 1721
from Essex, King William, and King & Queen counties
+NEW!.Spotsylvania County, Virginia Marriage References and
Family Relationships, 1721-1800. F. Edward Wright. These are
marriage records (actual and implied) taken from church records, land
records, Bible records, cemetery records, wills and administrations,
court records, published genealogies, military records, and records of
adjoining counties in which one of the parties was a resident of
Spotsylvania County. 218 pp, 2013. D1693 - $22.00
Spotsylvania County, Virginia Deed Books. Mary Marshall Brewer.
Includes conveyances of land, bonds, deeds of gift to children and their
spouses. The wife’s name is revealed when she relinquishes her
dower when selling property with her husband.
1722-1734. 2007. 198 pp. D901 - $23.00
1734-1751. 2007. 212 pp. D902 - $24.50
Stafford County, Virginia
formed in 1664
from the upper section of Westmoreland County
+NEW!. Stafford County, VA Marriage References and Family
Relationships, 1664-1800. F. Edward Wright. These are marriage
records (actual and implied) taken from church records, land records,
Bible records, cemetery records, wills and administrations, court
records, published genealogies, military records, and records of
adjoining counties in which one of the parties was a resident of
Stafford County. 2011. 262 pp. D1686 - $32.00.
Old Stafford County, Virginia: Overwharton Parish Register, 17201760. William F. Boogher. The entries in the parish register consist
births, marriages, and deaths (as well as a handful of baptisms), and
are arranged in one continuous alphabetical sequence. In all, this
scarce work preserves the identities of more than 6,000 early
inhabitants of Stafford County, Virginia. (1899). 2009. 195 pp. CC9043
- $25.00
Stafford County, VA Tithables: 1723-1790. Quit Rents, Personal
Property Taxes and Related Lists and Petitions, 1723-1790. John
Vogt & T. William Kethley, Jr. As initially created, Stafford County
included all of the land from the Potomac River westward to the
dividing ridge of the Potomac Rappahannock watershed. Stafford's
lands north of Chapawamsick Creek were cut off in 1730 to form part
of Prince William County and in 1776 the lower portion of Stafford
became part of King George and the upper half of King George was
transferred to Stafford's jurisdiction. A total of 1,917 different surnames
are recorded here, representing several thousand individual families.
1990. 612 pp. Includes maps. 2 vol. set. ISTAF - $35.00
Surry County, Virginia
formed circa 1652
from the southern part of James City County
Surry County, Wills, Estates, Accounts and Inventories, 17301800. Lyndon H. Hart, III. 172 pp. (1983), 1984. SHVA010 - $25.00
The Register of Albemarle Parish, Surry and Sussex County,
Virginia 1739-1778. National Society of Colonial Dames. There were
approximately 5,000 baptisms between 1739 and 1778 of individuals.
The register also lists the names of parents and godparents, which
approximate 24,000 in number. Also in this book is a register of births
of Negroes, mulattos, and slaves with the date of their birth and the
name of the owner (when available). There is also a register of deaths
of white persons containing some 1,900 deceased individuals plus the
names of the informants. Paperback, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, 308 pp, 2010.
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The Albemarle Parish Vestry Book. Virginia Lee Hutcheson Davis
and Andrew Wilburn Hogwood. The original Albemarle Parish Vestry
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missing), some four years after the parish’s formation, and runs to
1786. While it does not contain many references to blood relationships,
it has the virtue of placing individuals in Albemarle Parish in the 18th
century. 6,500 Surry/Sussex county inhabitants are identified here.
(2005), 2008. Paperback. 280 pp. CC9875 - $43.50
Surry County, Virginia Tithables 1668-1703. Edgar MacDonald and
Richard Slatten. Surry County's extant tithable lists, running from 1668
to 1703, with a few years missing, constitute a span of population
schedules unique for any colonial Virginia county. Long buried in court
orders, deeds, and wills, they were rescued from oblivion by the
esteemed Virginia genealogists Edgar MacDonald and the late Richard
Slatten, who transcribed and published the various lists in a series of
articles that first appeared in the Magazine of Virginia Genealogy. The
installments have been reprinted in their original sequence and a
comprehensive name index to the entire series has been added--an
index bordering on 20,000 entries. The tithables (taxables) lists usually
give the name of the assessor or compiler, his parish, date compiled,
name of the individual taxpayers, and a numerical representation of the
assessment. The continuity of the Surry lists over a 35-year span
allows the researcher to make a study of new arrivals, migrations, or
deaths of colonial Surry countians. A number of the installments
(chapters) begin with an erudite explanation of factors operating during
the years under investigation, such as changes in tax laws, unique
historical incidents (e.g. Bacon's Rebellion), annexations of other
parishes, and more. Paperback, 5 1/2 x 8 1/2, (1984-1987), 2008, 278
pp. CC9974 - $36.00
Sussex County, Virginia
formed in 1753 from Surry County
Sussex County,VA Will Books A-F, 1754-1806. William. L. Hopkins.
8½x11. 188 pp. ISSXW - $30.00
Sussex County, VA Deed Books A-E, 1754-1779. Wm. L. Hopkins.
8½ x11. 172 pp. ISSXD - $30.00
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Deeds of Sussex County, Virginia, 1779-1792. 1993. 122 pp.
Stephen E. Bradley, Jr. 8.5x11. SBSD01 - $24.00
Marriages of Sussex County, VA, 1754-1810. Catherine L. Knorr.
(1952), 1982. 118 pp. SHVA020 - $16.00
Warwick County, Virginia
established in 1634
consolidated into the City of Newport News in 1958
Warwick County, Virginia. Colonial Court Records in
Transcription. Third edition. Richard Dunn, ed. The original records
of Warwick County have never been transcribed - until now. The
entries derive mostly from court order books, record books, minutes,
cattle accounts, and a variety of miscellaneous material. As is
characteristic of court records in general, Warwick County's records
range over a multitude of contemporary affairs, such as estate
settlements, petitions, appointments of local officials, orphan and
bastardy cases, licenses, payments of debts, petty criminal matters,
surveys and boundary disputes, the swearing in of justices of the
peace, and so on. The transcriptions place upwards of 10,000 Virginia
ancestors in Warwick County at a particular moment during the
colonial period. Thanks to the complete name index, these heretofore
inaccessible ancestors have been rescued from oblivion. (2002) 2008.
683 pp. CC9384 - $49.95
Washington County, Virginia
formed in 1777 from part of Fincastle County
Washington County, VA Wills. Abstracts of wills, administrations,
inventories, estate sales, manumissions, powers of attorney, etc. All
volumes are 8x10.
Book 1, 1777-1792. Shelby Ireson Edwards. (1984), 2005. 67 pp.
IWSW1 - $20.00
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Book 15, Jan 1860- July 1863. Jack Hockett. 2006. 106 pp.
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Book 16, 1863-1866. Jack Hockett. 2006. 105 pp. IWSW16 - $25.00
Washington County Virginia Deed Books. The Deed books of
Washington County, Virginia contain not only deeds (Indentures of
Bargain & Sale) but also relinquishment of dower, powers of attorney
and Deeds of Gift, Deeds of Trust, etc.
Book 2, 1797 - 1802. Jack & Rubinette Niemann. 8 1/2x11.2005. 58
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Book 10, 1829 - 1831. Jack Hockett. 2005. 188 pp. IWDB10 $27.50
Book 11, 1831 - 1834. Jack Hockett. 2006. 188 pp. IWDB11 $27.50
Washington County Virginia, District Court Deed Book A, 17891801. Tom Colley & Jane Fleenor Colley. The Judicial District Court
was held at Montgomery County Courthouse prior to 1792 and at
Washington County Courthouse after 1792; it heard cases originating
in Montgomery, Russell, and Washington Counties. The record here
contains the abstracted transcript and includes indentures, trust deeds,
powers of attorney, wills, and transfers of real property. 2004. 187 pp.
IWSDA - $35.00
Washington County, VA District Court Deed Book B, 1801-1840.
Tom Colley & Jane Fleenor Colley. Continuing the deed astracts
described above. 2004. 270 pp. IWSDB - $35.00
Washington County Marriages, Ministers’ Returns, 1776-1855.
Marty Hiatt & Craig R. Scott. The information was extracted from the
sole surviving early marriage register (No. 1).1995, 315 pp. IWASH $25.00
Washington County, Marriages, 1853-1880. Thomas Colley. The
author abstracts all of the data found in the Bureau of Vital Statistics
forms for Virginia marriages, which was begun in 1853. A wealth of
information, including ages, occupation, parents' names, etc. can be
gleaned from these marriage records. Arranged alphabetically and
contains both a bride and parent index of names. 1997. 511 pp.
IWSH2 - $30.00
Washington Co., Virginia Records, Vol. 34. Beverly Fleet. This book
is the marriage register for the years 1782-1810. (1949), 1985. 96 pp.
Index. SHVA76 - $15.00
Westmoreland County, Virginia
formed in 1653 from Northumberland County
Part of King George County was added in 1777
Westmoreland County, Virginia Records, Vol. 23 (1653-1657).
Abstracts of Deeds, Wills, and Patents for the years 1653-1657. (1945)
1985. 104 pp. SHVA077 - $15.00
Westmoreland Co. Loose Chancery Papers: 1804-1864. Elizabeth
Nuckols Lee. The majority of suits deal with the division of real and
personal property of a decedent, when minor children were involved.
This was the case when a person had many children over a long
period of time, had been married more than once, or when an adult
child was also deceased and had minor children. As a result, some
chancery bills contain as many as four or five generations of a family.
2004. 237 pp. IWECP - $24.95
Westmoreland County VA Records, 1658-1661. John Frederick
Dorman. Contains records from Deeds. Wills, Patents, Etc., 16531659; Deeds Wills, etc. 1661-1662, and Deeds and Wills No. 1, 16531671. 8½ x 11. 99 pp. DR041 - $20.00
Westmoreland County VA Records, 1661-1664. John Frederick
Dorman. Contains records from Deeds, Wills, etc, 1661-1662; Orders
1662-1664. 8½ x 11. 102 pp. DR042 - $20.00
Westmoreland County, Deeds, Patents, etc. John Frederick
Dorman. 8½ x11.
1665-1677, Part One. 99 pp. DR043 - $20.00
1665-1677, Part Two. 99 pp. DR044 - $20.00
1665-1677, Part Three. 99 pp. DR045 - $20.00
1665-1677, Part Four 97 pp. DR046 - $20.00
Westmoreland County, VA, Order Books. John Frederick Dorman.
8½ x11.
1675/6-1688/9, Part One, 1675-1679. 101 pp. DR047 - $20.00
1675/6-1688/9, Part Two, 1679-1682. 98 pp. DR048 - $20.00
1675/6-1688/9, Part Three, 1682-1684. 91 pp. DR049 - $20.00
1675/6-1688/9, Part Four, 1684-1685. 78 pp. DR050 - $20.00
1675/6-1688/9, Part Five, 1686-1687. 89 pp. DR051 - $20.00
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1690-1698, Part One, 1690-1692. 108 pp. DR053 - $20.00
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1690-1698, Part Three, 16941-1698. 151 pp. DR055 - $25.00
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1705-1721, Part Eight, 1718-1721. 108 pp. DR071 - $20.00
Westmoreland County Deeds and Wills. John Frederick Dorman.
8½ x11.
No. 2, 1690-1699. 106 pp. DR056 - $20.00
No. 3. 1701-1707. 127 pp. DR057 - $25.00
No. 5. 1712-1716. 139 pp. DR062 - $25.00
No. 6, 1716-1720. 115 pp. DR063 - $20.00
Westmoreland County Order Books. Order books cover matters
coming before the court such as probate, appointment of guardians
and administrators of estates; appointments of county officers such as
surveyors, constables, persons to take tithables, persons to inventory
and appraise an estate; petitions to build a mill, build a road;
adjudgements of the ages of slaves; cases of thievery, assault, and
bastardy; and chancery cases. Matters of probate include date the will
was presented and statements by the widow or others that an
individual had died without a will. There are also civil cases dealing
with debt and with punishment of runaway indentured servants.
1721-1724. Mary Marshall Brewer.2007. 226 pp. D7500 - $25.00
1724-1726. Holly G. Wright. 2007. 210 pp. D7501 - $22.00
1726-1729. Amanda Gonzalez. 2013. 250 pp. D7502 - $25.00
1729-1731. Amanda Gonzalez. 2013. 256 pp. D7503 - $25.00
1755-1758. Pamela S. Pearson. 2009. D7524 - $32.00
1758-1761. Pamela S. Pearson. 2008. 210 pp. D7525 - $32.00
Wills of Westmoreland County, Virginia 1654-1800. Augusta B.
Fothergill. This work improves upon William A. Crozier's efforts for
Westmoreland County by including abstracts of wills of one entire
volume (1665-77) omitted by Crozier, and extending Crozier's period of
coverage (in Virginia County Records, New Series, Vol. I) by six years
to 1800. About 8,000 related individuals are mentioned in 1,200 will
abstracts, which typically give the name of the decedent, dates of
recording and probate, heirs, executors, and, sometimes, the place of
residence. Crucial for anyone doing research in Westmoreland County.
(1925), 2005. 229 pp. CC1995 - $28.00
The Marriage License Bonds of Westmoreland County, Virginia
from 1786 to 1850. Stratton Nottingham. Abstracted from the records
in the Clerk's Office of Westmoreland County, this work contains a list
of about 2,500 marriage bonds showing the names of approximately
6,000 brides, grooms, parents and sureties, the exact date of each
bond, and, in some instances, the contracting parties' dates of birth
and the place of marriage. With a brides' index. (1928), 2005. 97 pp.
CC4195 - $17.50
York County, Virginia
formed in 1634 as Charles River County
renamed York County in 1643
+NEW! York County, Virginia Marriage References and Family
Relationships, 1636-1800. F. Edward Wright. If you are researching
ancestors in the York County, Virginia area, this book should be your
first source for marriage and family relationships. The author has
gleaned marriages, both stated and implied, from a variety of sources
including parish registers, family Bibles, land records, court records,
probate records, military records, and family histories. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2,
paperback, 332 pp. 2012. D1692 - $32.50
York County VA Records. Benjamin B. Weisiger, III. Abstracts
containing wills, deeds, orders, depositions, etc. 1987-1991.
1665-1672. 281 pp. IYKR1 - $25.00
1659-1662. 188 pp. IYKR2 - $20.00
1672-1676. 216 pp. IYKR3 - $22.00
York County Deeds, Orders, Wills. Abstracts by John Frederick
Dorman. 8½ x11.
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No. 8, 1687-1691, Part Two, 1689-1691. 105 pp. DR073 - $20.00
No. 9, 1691-1694, Part One, 1691-1692. 113 pp. DR074 - $20.00
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No. 10, 1694-1697, Part Three, 1696-1697. 96 pp. DR078 - $20.00
York County Probate and Land Records. Various authors including
Sherri Raleigh-Adams, Mary Marshall Brewer, and Kathleen Carrow
Ingram. Probate records include the name of the deceased, the type of
document, dates of signing and probate, heirs, executors,
administrators and witnesses. Items in the inventory are generally
described, but not in detail. The names of all slaves are included. Land
Records are generally transcribed in detail. . The land records consist
primarily of deeds, but the early land records sometimes served as a
"catch-all" for recording events including powers of attorney, patents,
articles of agreement, acknowledgment of receipt of estate portion,
deeds of gift to family members, contracts, and quit claims.
York County, Virginia Land Records, 1694-1713. 2006. 181 pp.
D821 - $22.00
York County, Virginia Land Records, 1713-1729. 2006. 142 pp.
D822 - $19.50
York County, Virginia Land Records, 1729-1763. 2005. 290 pp.
D820 - $26.00
York County, Virginia Land Records, 1763-1777. 2007. 177 pp.
D823 - $22.00
York County VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1698-1700. 2005. 138
pp. D788 - $16.00
York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1700-1702. 2005. 154
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York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1702-1704.
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York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1705-1706.
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York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1706-1708. 2005. 192
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York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1708-1710. 2005. 176
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York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1710-1711. 2005. 174
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York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1711-1714. 2005. 198
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York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1714-1716. 2007. 241
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York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1716-1718. 2006. 244
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York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1718-1720. 2006. 232
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York County, VA Deeds, Orders, Wills, Etc. 1728-1732. 2006. 252
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York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1732-1737.
2005. 242 pp. D802 - $24.00
York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1737-1740.
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York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1740-1743.
2005. 180 pp. D804 - $21.00
York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1743-1746.
2005. 192 pp. D805 - $21.00
York County, VA Wills, Inventories & Court Orders 1745-1759.
2005. 178 pp. D808 - $20.00
York County, VA Wills, Inventories and Accounts 1760-1783.
2005. 152 pp. D809 - $20.00
Colonial Families of York County, Virginia. Our newest Colonial
Famililies series covering the lineages of the early families through the
early 1800’s based primarily on original records but also published and
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Volume 1. Christopher DeMarco, Ph.D. Covering the following
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Drewry, Graves, Grymes, Lamb, Maupin, Morgan, Overstreet,
Patrick, Aduston, Rogers, Sclater, Sebrell, Wade and Weldon.
2009. 230 pp. D7703 - $27.50
Bruton Parish, Virginia Register, 1662-1797. John Vogt. The parish
register reflects a cross-section of the Williamsburg community during
its heyday when it served as the capital of the colony. More than 3,400
entries list births, baptisms, deaths, or burials. There are no marriage
records. 2004. 8x10. 119 pp. IBPVRW - $25.00
York County Virginia Marriages, Vol. 1. Bonds & Ministers
Returns, 1769-1853 Michael Pollock. The author adds a valuable set
of annotations to this collection of marriage records. While no marriage
records exist for York County’s first 140+ years, those records
beginning about 1769 represent descendants of many of the original
families who settled in the area previously. 1994, 182 pp. IYRK $18.00
includes listings from 1833 to the firm's close in the spring of 1863.
Surnames generally indicate the person who paid for King's services, not
necessarily that of the person being buried. Given names, nicknames, and
sobriquets without surnames are sometimes used and occasionally
accompanied by designation of race. Entries are listed both chronologically
and alphabetically. A brief biography of William King precedes the listings.
128 pp. 2004. HBD2522 - $20.00
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The 1853 Washington and Georgetown Directory. Excluded are a
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National Intelligencer and Washington Advertiser Newspaper
Abstracts. Joan M. Dixon. Entries include classified ads,
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William King’s Mortality Books, Volume 2: 1833-1863. Jane Donovan
and Carlton Fletcher. A transcription of all the burials in the Georgetown
section of Washington, DC for which William King built coffins. This volume
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