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Marge Schultz Collection

Books Donated by Marge Schultz 14 April 2002

 

The Handy Book To English Genealogy, Third Edition

By Rachael Mellen, Heritage Books, Inc. 218 pages. 

An explanation of the three types of record offices in England, their material, hours, etc. Maps and useful topics including patterns of migration.

Note: Cream colored, soft covered book.  Perfect Condition. ISBN 1-55613-359-6 

 

The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol XIX 

New England Historical and Genealogical Society (NEHGS)

Published by the Society, 1866  this reprint done in 1994.  394 pages.

A quarterly journal, commonly called simply "The Register"a collection of valuable genealogical compilations and source record transcriptions.

Note: Cream colored, soft cover book, perfect condition.

ISBN 1-55613-976-4

 

The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol XX

New England Historical and Genealogical Society, (NEHGS)

Published by the Society, 1866, this reprint done in 1994. 397 pages.

Note:  Cream colored, soft cover book, perfect condition.

ISBN 1-55613-977-2

 

New Hampshire Marriage Licenses and Intentions 1709-1961

By Pauline Johnson Oesterlin

Heritage Books, Inc. 1991 

"Important new reference to marriage records found in the New Hampshire State Archives, many of which may not be recorded elsewhere."

259 Pages. Pale pink colored, soft cover book, perfect condition.

 

The Early History of Southampton, L. I., New York with Genealogies

By George Rogers Howell, M.A.

Weed, Parsons, and Company, 1887, Albany  This reprint done by Heritage Books, Bowie, MD  1989.         

"Southampton was first settled in mid-1640 by a group from Lynn, Massachusetts.  This excellent work provides a history of the early development of the community, with emphasis on the period prior to the American Revolution."

Note: 473 pages. School bus yellow colored, soft cover book, perfect condition. ISBN 1-55613-270-0

 

Yesterday, The Hampton, McCracken, Longwith, Mabry & Wells Families

By Diana L. Mellen

Pub. 1991 by Heritage Books, Inc. Bowie, MD       
"The first half of the book provides an historical overview of the time periods through which the families are traced.the second half provides genealogical information about thefamilies.  Records from the court and church, tax and property records, letters and military records are some of the sources used to sketch the growth and development of the families."  Indexed and enriched with photos, copies of letters, etc."

Note: 324 pages. Watermelon colored, soft cover book, perfect condition. ISBN 1-55613-505-X

 

Morgan Genealogy, A History of James Morgan of New London, Conn. And His Descendants; from 1607-1869

By Nathaniel H. Morgan

Pub. 1869, This reprint 1992, Heritage Books, Bowie, MD   

"A comprehensive genealogy of the male line descendants of James Morgan of New London, CT through nine generations.  While the female lines are not carried down, there is frequently extensive data on the Morgan daughters and their children.  Also a few pages on Miles Morgan of Springfield, MA, 1636, brother of James, and his descendants, and on other Morgan families with no known connection to James of New London."

Note: 281 pages. Yellow, soft covered book, perfect condition. ISBN 1-55613-578-5

 

Cemetery Inscriptions of the Town of Barnstable, Massachusetts and its Villages, 1600-1900

Paul J. Bunnell

Pub. 1992 by Heritage Books, Bowie, MD     

"This new collection is an alphabetical arrangement of inscriptions from twenty-three cemeteries found in Barnstable and its neighboring towns."

Note: 432 pages. Lavender colored, soft covered book, perfect condition. ISBN 1-55613-652-8

 

French Colonists and Exiles in the United States,

By J. G. Rosengarten Originally Pub. 1907 reprinted 1989 by Heritage Books, Bowie MD 

Description: "This volume is a comprehensive overview of French settlements and settlers in the United States and deals with the early French settlements; the French colonies in Louisiana; the Huguenots; French travelers; French exiles, French soldiers; settlements in South Carolina, in the West and Canada; French land companies in the United States; French settlements in the Gallipolis, Ohio, and Asylum, Pennsylvania, and Iowa; Bonapartist exiles in the United States; and Royalists exiles in the United States".

Note: 234 Pages. Pink colored, soft covered book, perfect condition.. ISBN 1-55613-247-6

 

Passengers on the "Lion" from England to Boston, 1623 

(2 copies)

By Sandra Sutphin Olney

Pub. 1992 by Heritage Books, Bowie MD   821

Description: "The men and women who boarded the "Lion" in 1632 for the fledgling American came primarily from the East Anglia area of England (an area now encompassed by the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.  Many were Puritan followers of Rev. Thomas Hooker.Numerous passengers took a prominent part in establishing new settlements in America including Hartfor (CT), Newport (RI), Salisbury, Amesbury, Seekonk, Haverhill, Roxbury, Sudbury and Barnstable MA, and Southhold (NY).  Genealogical information on the immigrant as well as through four additional generations of his or her descendants."

Note: Identical light lavender soft covered books, perfect condition. ISBN 1-55613-706-0

 

The Lindsays of America, A Genealogical Narrative and Family Record

By Margaret Isabella Lindsay

Pub. 1889, Reprinted by Higginson Book Co., Salem, MA

Description: "Beginning with the family of the earliest settler in the mother state, Virginia, and including in an appendix all the Lindsays of America."

Note: 280 pages.  Navy blue, hard covered book, perfect condition.

 

The Linsey Genealogy, 1963

By Vaughn Rowley

Reprinted by Higginson Book Co., Salem, MA     248 pages.

Description: "The genealogy, history, biography, autobiographies of the descendants of James Lindsey of North Carolina."

Note: Navy blue, hard covered book, perfect condition.

 

William Symonds Collection

Donated Mother's Day, 2001

 

Ancestral Lines   

By Carl Boyer, 3rd

 

Description:  "144 Families in England, Germany, New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsyvania.

 

Holly's note:  a medium size red book in perfect condition.  487 Pages.

 

A Contribution To The Genealogy of the Bearse or Bearss Family in America 1618-1871

By John Bearss Newcomb 

Pub.  Dec 7, 1871

Descripton:  "Ancestry and Descendants of Dea. John Bearss and his Wife, Molly (Beardsley) Bearss, of New Fairfield, CT and Westmoreland, NY"   Holly's note: a small, thin red, hard cover book in perfect condition. 16 pages.

 

The Book of Names

By Lou D. MacWethy

Description: "Especially Relating to THE EARLY PALATINES and the First Settlers in the MOHAWK VALLEY", compiled and arranged by Lou D. MacWethy, 1969 Holly's note: a small, maroon colored hard cover book in perfect condition.  209 pages.

 

BERGEN RECORDS

by Dingman Vesteeg and Thomas e. Vermilye, Jr.,

Pub. 1976

Description:  "Excerpted and Reprinted from Year Book of the Hollan Society of New York".

Holly's note: This is regarding Bergen, NJ not NY, a  small green hard cover book in perfect condition. 91 pages.

 

The Clans, Septs & Regiments of the Scottish Highlands

By Frank Adam, Revised by Sir Thomas Innes of Learney

Description:  Considered the "Standard Work" on the subjects of anything Celtic or Scottish.  Originally published in 1908, going through several generations of family authors and reprinting, this one being 1975.

Holly's note: A medium sized, thick, tan book.  Over 624 pages, including colored samples of different plaids. 

 

Connecting to Connecticut by Betty Jean Morrison

Pub. By Connecticut Society of Genealogists, Inc.  1995

Description:  Guide to researching family history in Ct.

Holly's note: Small, softcover, white book with blue writing, perfect condition.  342 pages.

 

Descendants of William Chase

Compiled by George Walter Chamberlain for John Carroll Chase

Pub.1983

Description:  "Some of the Descendants of William Chase of Roxbury and Yarmouth, Mass.

Holly's note: a small, thin, black, hard cover book in perfect condition.  128 pages.

 

Early Connecticut Marriages edited by Frederic W. Bailey

Pub. 1896-1906, Reprinted 1968

Description:  "Early Conn. Marriages as found on Ancient Church Records Prior to 1800." 

Holly's Note: A thick, medium size, brown book Perfect condition.  Pages not consecutively numbered- many sections.

 

EARLY FAMILIES OF HERIMER COUNTY NEW YORK

By William V. H. Barker,

Pub.1986

Description:  "Descendants of the Burnetsfield Palatines"

Holly's Note: A medium sized, dark blue hard cover book, perfect condition, 334 pages.

 

Early Wills of Westchester County New York from 1664-1784

by William S. Pelletreau, A.M.

Pub. 1898

Description:  " A careful abstract of all wills (nearly 800) recorded in New York Surrogate's Office and at White Plains, NY, from 1664-1784; also the Genealogy of "The Haviland" of Westchester  County and Descendants of Hon. James Graham (Watkinson and Ackerly Families"

Holly's note: A medium sized book, brown hard cover in perfect condition. 488 pages.

 

EIGHTEENTH CENTURY DOCUMENTS OF THE NINE PARTNERS PATENT

DUTCHESS COUNTY, NEW YORK

Pub. 1979

Compiled by Clifford Buck and William McDermott,

Description:  Minutes from town meetings, etc.  This county was originally opened for development in 1683, later the 9 Partners Patent was granted in 1697.

 

Holly's note: A thick, medium sized dark blue book.  Perfect condition, 735 pages.

 

Families of Old Fairfield, Volume 1

Jacobus,

Pub.1930

Description: "History and Genealogy of the families of Old Fairfield.  Fairfield, CT.

Holly's note:  A medium sized book, wine colored, hard cover in perfect condition.775 pages. 

 

Families of Old Fairfield, Volume 2, Part 1

Jacobus,

Pub. 1932

508 pages

 

Families of Old Fairfield, Volume 2, Part 2  Jacobus, Pages 509-1224.

Vital Records of DUXBURY, Massachusetts To The Year 1850

Pub. By NEHGS, 1911

Holly's Note:  A medium sized, tan, hard cover book, 446 pages, perfect condition.

The Farringtons Colonists and Patriots

By Dorothy Farrington Parker

Pub. 1976

Description:  "Descendants of Dedham, Massachusetts, Edmund of Lynn, Massachusetts, Edward of Flushing, NY"

Holly's Note:  A thin, navy blue, linen covered, hard cover book.  Perfect condition.  216 Pages.

 

First Settlers of Schenectady, New York,

by Jonathan Pearson

Pub. 1976

Description: "Contributions and Genealogies of the Descendants of the First Settles of the Patent and City of Schenectady from 1662-1800.

Holly's Note: Small Gray book, perfect condition.  324 pages.

 

First Settlers of Albany County, New York

By Prof. Jonathan Pearson,

Pub. 1978

Description:  " Contributions for the Genealogies of the First Settlers of the Ancient County of Albany, from 1630-1800".

Holly's Notes: Slim, medium blue, linen covered book.  Perfect condition.  182 pages.

 

The Genealogical Advertiser, by Ed. Greenlaw

Pub. 1898, Reprinted 1974

Description: " 4 Volumes in 1- A Quarterly Magazine of Family History."

Holly's Note: A thick, medium sized, black book. Pages not consecutively numbered.

 

Tracing Your Ancestory

By Anthony J. Camp

Pub. 1966

 

GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY OF MAINE AND NEW HAMPSHIRE

By Sybil Noyes, Charles Thornon Libby, Walter Goodwin Davis,

Pub. 1976

Holly's Note:  A medium sized, green, hard covered book, 775 pages, very good condition, spine slightly weak.

 

GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY of THE FIRST SETTLERS OF NEW ENGLAND

By James Savage,

Pub. 1969   

Description:  "Three generations, those who came before May, 1692" in four volumes"

Holly's Note: We were donated the complete set- all four volumes- all medium sized,  'chocolate' brown, all in perfect condition.

 

Vol 1- A-C, 516 pages

Vol 2-D-J,  599 pages,

Vol 3- K-R, 664 pages,

Vol 4- S-Z, 714 pages.

 

A Genealogical Gazetteer of England

Compiled by Frank Smith,

Pub. 1968

Description:  "An alphabetical Dictionary of Places, with their location, ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, Population, and the Date of the earliest Entry in the Registers of Every Ancient Parish in England."

Holly's Note: A thick, medium size, green book.  599 pages.

 

German Allied Troops in the North American War of Independence ,  1776-1783

By J. G. Rosengarten,

Pub. 1969

Description:  "Translatd and abridged from the german of Max Von Eekling"

Holly's Note:  A medium size, blue, hard cover book.  Perfect condition. 360 Pages.

 

History of Gorham, Maine

By Hugh D. McLellan, 1980

Description:  "A facsimile of the 1903 edition with a new forward by William David Barry

Holly's notes: A thick wine red colored, hard cover book.  860 pages, in perfect condition.

 

HISTORY OF RYE, Chronicle of a Border Town, Westchester County, NY 1660-1870

By Charles W. Baird,

1974 reprint, originally pub. 1871

Description:  "Including Harrison and the White Plains till 1788  `

Holly's Notes: A thick, 'chocolate' brown, hard covered book, perfect condition, 570 pages.

 

History of Surnames of the British Isles

By C. L'Estrange Ewen, Pub. 1968

Description:  "A concise account of their origin, evolution, etymology, and legal status"

Holly's Notes: A medium size, blue linen, hard covered book.  Perfect condition.  508 pages.

 

In Search of Scottish Ancestry

By Gerald Hamilton-Edwards, pub. 1972

Description:  Includes Family, civil, parish, surname- naming customs, military service, Clan records and more.

Holly's note: A medium size, green, hardcover book.  Perfect condition.  252 Pages.

 

The Kings and Queens of Scotland

By Caroline Bingham, 1976

Description:  " This is a superb ilistrated introduction to both the history and the key historical figures of Scotland's past."

Holly's Note: a slim, rust colored, linen covered, hard cover book with a dust jacket.  Perfect condition.  182 pages.

 

The Mayflower Planters

By Leon Clark Hills, Pub 1975

Description:  "History and Genealogy of the Mayflower Planters and First Comers to Ye Olde Colonie". Two volumes in one.

 

The Old Families of SALISBURY and AMESBURY, MASSACHUSETTS

By David W. Hoyt, 1982

Description:  "The original three volumes and supplement complete in one volume. With some related families of Newbury, Haverhill, Ipswich, and Hampton".

Holly's Note: A thick, dark blue, hard covered book, perfect condition, 1097 pages.

 

PIONEERS OF MASSACHUSETTS

By Charles Henry Pope,

Pub. 1977

Description:  "Drawn from the Records of the Colonies, Towns and Churches and other Contemporaneous Documents.

Holly's Note: A medium sized, medium blue hard cover book.  Perfect condition, 549 pages. 

 

 

The Researcher's Guide to American Genealogy

By Val D. Greenwood,

Pub. 1973

Description: Basic principles of genealogical research, using rcords"

Holly's note: A very thick, gray hard cover book, navy blue dust jacket.  Perfect condition.  535 pages.

 

Scottish Family History

By Margaret Stuart,

Pub. 1978

Description:  "A Guide to Works of Reference on the History and Genealogy of Scottish Families".

 

THOMAS JOY and HIS DESCENDANTS

Compiled by James Richard Joy, MDCCCC (1900)

Description:  "In the lines of his sons SAMUEL of BOSTON, JOSEPH of HINGHAM, EPHRAIM of BERWICK, A PORTFOLIO OF FAMILY PAPERS

Holly's notes: A small green, hard covered book, perfect condition, 225 pages.

 

Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Emigrants to New England, 1620-1650

By Charles Edward Banks, Pub. 1969

Description:  Maps and information re: emigrants from England to New England, indexed in several ways.

Holly's Notes:   A medium size, wine color, hard covered book.  295 pages.

 

Westbrook, Maine Cemeteries

Compiled by Karen Sherman Ketover, Pub. 1996

Description:  "Plus the surrounding towns of Cumberland, Falmouth, Gorham, Portland, and Windham." 

Holly's Notes:  A medium sized, tourquoise color, soft covered book.  Perfect condition.  447 Pages.

 

Westchester Patriarchs

By Norman Davis, 1988

Description:  "A Genealogical Dictionary of Weschester County, New York, Families Prior to 1755".  ISNB-I-55613-118-6

Holly's Note: Small, gray, softcover book.  Perfect condition.  325 Pages.

 

The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island

By John Osborne Austin

Pub. 1969

Description:  "Comprising three generations of Settlers Who Came Before 1690.

 

The Family of John Howland, Mayflower Passenger, Five Generations

Compiled by Mrs. Curtis Hunter

Pub. 1970

 

The Nickerson Family, The Descendants of William Nickerson, 1604-1689 First Settler of Catham, Massachusetts

Pub. 1973

Description; "Part I- The first four generations and vital records of the fifth generation."

 

The Nickerson Family, The Descendants of William Nickerson, 1604-1689 First Settler of Chatham, Massachusetts

Pub. 1976

Description:  "Part III- The sixth generation with vital records of the seventh generation and allied families. 

Parish Maps of the Counties of England and Wales

Compiled by The Institue of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies, Northgate, Canterbury, Kent, England.

 

Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken In the Year 1790, Massachusetts

Pub. 1966

 

New York Census, 1790

Heads of Families of the United States Taken in the Year 1790

Pub. 1966

 

Heads of Families At the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790, Rhode Island

Pub. 1966

 

One Hundred and Sixty Allied Families (Providence, R. I.)

By John Osborne Austin

Pub. 1877

 

Thomas Lillibridge of Newport, R.I. And His Descendants

By Joel W. Eno

Pub.  1909 Boston Press

 

William Luddington of Malden, Mass. And East Haven, Conn. And His Descendants

By James Shepard

Pub.  1904

 

Notices of Marriages and Deaths 1778- 1824, Dutchess County, NY

Compiled by Helen Wilkinson Reyonolds

Pub. 1982

 

Duxbury, MA  Vital Records to 1850

Pub. By NEHGS, 1911

 

Connecticut Town Origins, Their Names, Boundaries, Early Histories and First Families

By Helen Earle Sellers

Pub. 1973 (Originally 1942)

 

Vermont's First Settlers

By Jay Mack Holbrook

Pub. 1976

 

Richard Patrick or Partrick of Norwalk, Conn., and some of His Descendants

By Patricia Liddle Haslam

Pub. 1978

 

Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790, Connecticut

Pub. 1966

 

A Census of Pensioners for the Revolutionary or Military Services1840

By Act of Congress

Pub. 1967 (Originally 1841)

 

Genealogist's Handbook for New England Research, 3rd Edition

By Marcia Wiswall Lindberg

Pub. 1993

 

A Brief Genealogical and Biographical History of Arthur, Henry, and John Howland and their Descendants of the United States and Canada. 

By  Franklyn Howland

Pub. 1885 (A copy- this edition Pub. By Tuttle Antiquarian Books, Inc.)

 

The Descendants of Thomas Wittier and Ruth Green of Salisbury and Haverhill, Mass.

Compiled by Charles Whittier

Pub. 1937

 

More Descendants of William chase of Yarmouth

Compiled by Amy Loftin

 

Old Gravestones of Dutchess County New York

Compiled by J. Wilson Poucher, M.D. and Helen Wilkinson Reyonds

Pub. 1924

 

The History of Putnum County, N.Y.

By William J. Blake, Esq.

Pub. 1970 (Orig. 1848)

 

New York Marriages Previous to 1784

Pub. 1968

 

Early Massachuttes Marriages, Prior to 1800

Edited by Frederic W. Bailey

Pub. 1968

 

Genealogies of CONNECTICUT FAMILIES

Pub. By NEHGS, 1983

Holly's Note: Three medium sized, navy blue, hard cover books, all in perfect condition.

Vol. 1-  A-Ga 

Vol.2-  Ge-O

Vol. 3- P-W

 

Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy

By William Wade Hinshaw

Pub. 1969

 

In Search of Your British and Irish Roots

By Angus Baxter

Pub. 1986

 

Heraldry of the World

By Carl Volbroth

Pub. (1st American Printing), 1974

 

Wordon Family Record

By D.W. Wordon

Pub. 1868

 

Ancestors of Charles A. Stymus and his wife Ella C. Smith, 1620-1989

Compiled by David Symonds

Pub. 1989

 

 

Other Acquisitions:

 

Willcott, Kay, Timberlake, and Allied Families,

By Larry Lee Blackman, Ph, D.

Pub. 2001

Description: "Ancestors and Descendants of John Mark Willcott, Ezra Piper Kay, and Joseph Johnson Timberlake."

Note: 507 pages. OCGS purchased this signed copy from the author, when he was a guest speaker and gave a presentation on publishing a family history.  March 2002 meeting