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A Bibliography ofLoyalist Source Material

in the United States

Part III

Edited by

HERBERT LEVENTHAL and JAMES E. MOONEY

PROGRAM FOR LOYALIST STUDIESAND PUBLICATIONS

Sponsored by the American Antiquarian SocietyCity University of JVew Tork

University of London and University of JVew Brunswick

ROBERT A. EAST, Executive Director

I N THE eighty-fifth volume of the Proceedings of the Amer-ican Antiquarian Society appeared the first two installmentsof the list describing Loyalist manuscripts in repositoriesalong the Atlantic coast from Maine through Maryland, andalso in the District of Columbia, for a total of about threehundred pages. This Part III continues that list to includethe states from Virginia through Florida. The next install-ment will cover holdings in the rest of the nation, includingseveral of its most prestigious libraries. It will then be in-dexed all together.

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LIST OF REPOSITORIES

Virginia

1800 University of Virginia, Charlottesville1801 Virginia State Library, Richmond1802 Virginia Historical Society, Richmond1803 College of William and Mary, Williamsburg1804 Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg

JVorth Carolina

1900 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill1901 Mecklenburg County Courthouse, Charlotte1902 Duke University, Durham1903 Cumberland County Courthouse, Fayetteville1904 Guilford County Courthouse, Greensboro1905 Greenville County Courthouse, Greenville1906 North Carolina Department of Archives and History, Raleigh1907 Rowan County Courthouse, Salisbury1908 Rowan Public Library, Salisbury1909 Brunswick County Clerk of Court, Southport1910 Brunswick County Courthouse, Southport1911 New Hanover County Courthouse, Wilmington

South Carolina

2000 Abbeville County Judge of Probate, Abbeville2001 Anderson County Judge of Probate, Anderson2002 Barnwell County Clerk of Court, Barnwell2003 Kershaw County Judge of Probate, Camden2004 Kershaw County Clerk of Court, Camden2005 Charleston County Judge of Probate, Charleston2006 Charleston County Clerk of Court, Charleston2007 South Carolina Historical Society, Charleston2008 Chester County Clerk of Court, Chester2009 South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Columbia2010 Anderson County Clerk of Court, Columbia2011 University of South Carolina, South Caroliniana Library,

Columbia

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2012 Edgefield County Clerk of Court, Edgefield2013 Greenville County Clerk of Court, Greenville2014 Lancaster County Judge of Probate, Lancaster2015 Laurens County Clerk of Court, Laurens2016 Marlboro County Clerk of Court, Marlboro2017 Newberry County Judge of Probate, Newberry2018 Newberry County Clerk of Court, Newberry2019 Spartanburg County Clerk of Court, Spartanburg2020 Union County Clerk of Court, Union2021 Fairfield County Judge of Probate, Wirmsboro2022 York County Clerk of Court, York

Georgia

2100 University of Georgia, Athens2101 Georgia Department of Archives and History, Atlanta2102 State Library of Georgia, Atlanta2103 Surveyor General's Office, Atlanta2104 Richmond County Clerk, Augusta2105 Glynn County Clerk, Brunswick2106 Mrs. Harry G. Atwood, Darien2107 Federal Records Center, East Point2108 Clerk of the Superior Court, Greensboro2109 Liberty County Clerk, Hinesville2110 Midway Museum, Midway2111 Miss Katherine Simpson, Barrington Hall, Roswell2112 Mrs. J. W. Bailey, Saint Mary's2113 Mrs. Margaret Davis Cate, Saint Simon's Island2114 Mrs. I. M. Aiken, Saint Simon's Island2115 Chatham County Clerk, Savannah2116 Mrs. H. B. Bainbridge, Sr., Savannah2117 Mrs. B. H. Levy, Savannah2118 Judge Shelby Myrick, Jr., Savannah2119 Vital Statistics Register, Savannah2120 Georgia Historical Society, Savannah2121 Effingham County Clerk, Waynesboro2122 Wilkes County Clerk, Washington2123 Dr. Robert C. Bailie, Wa)mesboro2124 Burke County Clerk, Waynesboro2125 Camden County Clerk, Woodbine


Florida

2200 University of Florida, Gainesville2201 Jacksonville Public Library, Jacksonville2202 National Park Service, Saint Augustine2203 Saint Augustine Historical Society, Saint Augustine2204 Florida State University, Tallahassee2205 Florida Internal Improvement Trust Fund, Tallahassee

Virginia

John A. TreonCharlottesville

1800 University of Virginia1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, letter books, and papers.A Roger Atkinson Letterbook, 1775-1799.B Harry Piper Letterbook, 1775-1780.C Charles Yates Letterbook. Marginal information of value for

Loyalism.D Wormeley Family Papers and Letterbook, 1783-1800. Mar-

ginal information on Loyalism.E Theodore Bland Papers.F Loyalist Family Letters, 1775-1778. On restricted deposit.

48 letters.G Virginia Colonial Records Project (also available at Williams-

burg, William and Mary College, 1803). Massive collection ofcolonial and Revolutionary Virginia sources. Includes Public Rec-ord Office papers, other official papers, and personal correspon-dence. Volumes of material on Virginia Loyalism. The manyVirginia Loyalist claims are obtainable through the use of theIndex of Virginia Loyalist claims filed separately; 46 reels ofmicrofilm of claims and 41 pages of index. Those items ofprimary Virginia interest are in:Audit Office, Class 12, Bundles 54-56, 70, 74-76, 94-95, 99-


103, 106-110, 113-115, 117-118, 120-124, 129-133, 135-137,140, 145-146.Audit Office, Class 13, Bundles 1-5, 9, 21-22, 24-33, 52, 58,79-88, 90-92, 94-97, 100, 102, 116, 134, 137, 140.Treasury, Class 79, Bundles 3-5, 11, 18-21, 38, 44, 65, 69, 72,124A, 125-128, 130-133, 135-138.

Virginia

Richmond

1801 Virginia State Library1 Rep. No.: None

Originals and microfilm, see below.A Microfilm of the James Madison Papers from the Library of

Congress. See Washington, D.C., Library of Congress, 1700.B Robert Honeyman Journal, 1 March 1775 - March 1782. Has

comments and observations on Loyalism. 2 vols.C Thomas Smith Letterbook, 1778-1779. Scattered references to

Loyalism.D William Aylett Letterbooks. Some information on Scottish

merchants.E United States District Court, Richmond, Virginia, Ended File

#3, Buchanan vs. Donald. Some on Loyalist property, see alsoV below.

F Typescript of the Vestry Book of the Upper Parish, NansemondCounty, 1743-1793.

G Microfilm of the Preston and Virginia Papers from the DraperCollection of Manuscripts, Historical Society of Wisconsin.See Publications, Calendar Series, I, Madison, Wisconsin, 1915.

H Microfilm of the Charles Stewart Papers from the NationalLibrary of Scotland. A Scottish merchant in Virginia duringthe Revolution. 10 reels. A most important source.

I William Reynolds Letterbook, 1771-1779. Important.J William Allason Letterbook, 1770-1787. A Scottish merchant

in Virginia.K Microfilm of the Campbell-Preston Papers. 9 reels.L Board of War Records. Correspondence of the Virginia militia

and committees of public safety.M War Office, Journals and Letterbook, 1781. Reveals concern

over Cornwallis's efforts at raising a Loyalist force in Virginia.


1801 Virginia State Library

N Virginia Convention Papers, 1775-1776. Loose papers, no index.O House of Delegates Papers. Assorted bills, committee reports,

and proceedings not included in the official journal. Loose pa-pers, no index.

P Executive Communications, 1776-1781. Letters received by thegovernors. Loose papers, arranged chronologically, no index.Microfilm also.

Q Executive Letterbooks, 1776-1781. Letters written by the gov-ernors. More complete than Official Letters of the Governors ofthe State of Virginia, ed. by Henry R. Mclllwaine. Richmond,Va., 1929. Arranged chronologically with no index.

R Legislative Petitions. Petitions from the counties to the statelegislature. Boxed by county and year, no index.

S Revolutionary Convention Intercepted Letters, July 1775 -May 1776. Letters between Virginians and friends and officialsin London. 97 letters. Also on microfilm as Intercepted LoyalistLetters.

T County Deed Books, 1770-1788, and index. Microfilm reelsIS, 14, 49.

U John Richard Hook Letterbooks, 1763-1784, and Papers, 1775-1806. Useful for Loyalism in Norfolk and on the Eastern Shore.

V United States Circuit Court for Virginia. Ended Case Files.Here below are listed most of the cases brought by Virginian,English, and Scottish merchants, mostly Loyalist, against Vir-ginia debtors. They are valuable because they contain informa-tion on Loyalist merchant activities in Virginia during theRevolution:1791: McCall and Shedden vs. William Banks1792: William Banks vs. McCall and Shedden1793: Same.1793: Donaldson's Lessee vs. Machie's Executor1793: Neil Jamieson vs. Lewis' Executor1793: McCall and Shedden vs. Joseph Buchanan, Richard Jef-fries and Ralph Mann1793: Mackie and Smith vs. George White1794: Neil Jamieson vs. Bush's Executor1794: McCall and Shedden vs. Burnett's Executor1795: Ritchie's Executor vs. Bullett's Executor1795: Robert Ritchie's Executor vs. John Hawkin's Executor.

W County Records. Microfilm reel numbers listed below.


1 Accomack Wills at Reels 53 and 54 ( 1767-1784), indexed atReel 77. Order Book for this and Northampton counties for1789-1797 at Reel 110.2 Accomack Land Causes, Abstracts for District and ChanceryCourt (1727-1826), give extensive data on land ownershipchanges affecting Loyalists in Chesapeake and Eastern Shoreareas.3 Isle of Wight Deeds at Reels 13 and 14 ( 1772-1782), Willsat Reels 8 and 9 (1769-1785), and Order Books at Reel 35(1772-1797).4 Norfolk Deeds at Reels 11-13 ( 1770-1788), Wills at Reels48 and 49 (1755-1789), Order Books at Reels 56 and 57 ( 1776-1795), and Minute Books at Reel 62a ( 1773-1783). The roleand importance of the city of Norfolk as a Loyalist center can bestudied in Borough Common Council Minutes at Reel 60(1736-1798) and the Order Books of the Corporate Court atReels 28 and 29 (1761-1795).5 Northampton Deeds at Reel 9 ( 1771-1785), indexed at Reel24, Wills at Reel S6 ( 1772-1783), Order Books at Reels 51 and52 ( 1776-1795), and Land Causes at Reel 65 ( 1754-1800).6 Princess Anne Deeds at Reels 12-15 (1772-1783), indexedat Reel 31, Wills at Reel 34 (1783-1794), and Minute andOrder Books at Reels 41 and 42 ( 1770-1784).

X Virginia State Land Office Records. Those items dealing withsuch actions as confiscation and sequestration of Loyalist prop-erty are the Auditors' Account Book, vols. 2-18 ( 1779-1784),Auditors' Item 128, Abstract Books ( 1776-1783), Grant Books(1776-1783), and Treasurer's Cash Book (1780-1783).

VirginiaRichmond

1802 Virginia Historical Society

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginal, book.Samuel Martin Memorandum Book, 1774-1779. Eyewitness ac-count of Revolution in Virginia dealing with Loyalists. 1 vol.

2 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, papers.Lee Family Papers. This powerfully important family collectioncontains comments by such critics of Loyalism as Richard HenryLee.


Virginia

Williamsburg

1803 College of William and Mary

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginal, book.Robert Pleasant Letterbook, 1771-1775. Describes the coming ofthe Revolution, including comments illustrative of the Loyalistview.

2 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, papers.Tucker-Coleman Papers. St. George Tucker. Loose letters, ar-ranged chronologically.

3 Rep. No.: NoneRecords.Virginia Colonial Records Project. See Charlottesville, Universityof Virginia, 1800, for general description.

Virginia

Williamsburg

1804 Colonial Williamsburg Research Department

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals and copies, see below.A Sir Guy Carleton Papers. Microfilm of the British Headquarters

Papers dealing with the war in Virginia, including plans for theuse of Loyalists. 26 reels.

B John Norton & Sons Papers. Printed as Francis Norton Mason,ed., John J^orton & Sons, Merchants of London and Virginia(Richmond, Va.: The Dietz Press, 1937).

C Neil Jamieson Papers. Especially useful for Loyalism in Nor-folk.

D Microfilm of Filmer-Wykeham-Martin Papers. Papers of theFairfax-Martin Family relating to the confiscation and sale ofThomas, 6th Lord Fairfax's Virginia proprietary. 1 reel.

E Parker Family Papers. Microfilm of correspondence of Capt.James Parker, merchant and Loyalist, deposited at the Liver-pool Public Library. Some 600 items, two-thirds of which dealwith Virginia Loyalism.


JVorth Carolina

Robert S. LambertChapel Hill

1900 University of North Carolina

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, see below.Southern Historical CollectionA Walter Alves Collection. Folder l. Col. Edmund Faiming's

efforts to recover his property in North Carolina, 1785-1787.B George Hooper Papers. Letters, 1782-1786. Names: Archibald

Maclaine, George Hooper. Printed in William Saunders, ed..State Records of J^orth Carolina, XVI, XVII.

C Isaac Shelby Papers. A sketch of the Revolutionary War to theSouthward, 26 August 1814. Names: William Hill, Battles ofMusgrove's Mill and King's Mountain. 12 pages. Printed as'King's Mountain: Letters of Colonel Isaac Shelby,' Journal ofSouthern History, IV (1938), 367-377.

D Jethro Sumner Papers, mostly 1781-1782. Of limited use forLoyalism. About 400 items.

E Preston Davie Collection. Many letters relating to Loyalism inboth Carolinas. Chronologically arranged. Names: Gen. Wil-liam Smallwood, Gen. Nathanael Greene, Col. Henry Rugeley,Col. William Washington. About 600 items.

J^orth Carolina

Charlotte

1901 Mecklenburg County Courthouse1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 19 vols.Records of Deeds, 1762-1826, and index, 1763-1840.Microfilm copy at North Carolina Department of Archives andHistory, Raleigh, 1906.


J^orth Carolina

Durham

1902 Duke University1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, see below.William R. Perkins Library, Manuscript DepartmentA James Iredell Papers, 1767-1796. Letters of Henry Eustace

McCulloh and John Burgwyn to James Iredell about their con-fiscated property, and letters of Archibald Maclaine about policytoward Loyalists after the war. About 20 items.

B William Smallwood to John Penn, Moraviantown, N.C, 15October 1780. Reports the defeat of a party of Loyalists.

C John Williams Papers. Bromfield Ridley to Col. John Williamsand Richard Henderson, Hillsborough, N.C, 14 February 1776.Mentions Highlanders in Cumberland and Anson Counties andsome Regulators joining Gov. Josiah Martin. 2 pages.

D Richard Caswell Papers.1 Col. John Williams to Governor Caswell, Halifax, N.C, 23July 1777. About an uprising of about 1000 British sympa-thizers in Chatham and Orange Counties.2 Allen Jones to Governor Caswell, 20 August 1777. Mentionsimprisoned Loyalists.

E Nathanael Greene Papers. 1778-1786. Eight letters, mostly in1781, deal with Loyalists. 199 items in collection.

F John Hook Papers, 1770-1848. Mostly business papers withsome documents illustrating harassment for his British sym-pathies. 101 vols, and 12 boxes.

G John Hancock and Torry Hancock Papers. William Lee to JohnHancock, 22 January 1779. Treatment of Loyalists in NewYork City and vicinity. 1 item.

H Samuel Stirk Papers, 1782-1784. Evacuation of Loyalists fromSavannah in July 1782. 3 items.

I James Fraser Papers, 1779-1789. Inventories and affidavitsdone in Nova Scotia to support claims for compensation. Heleft Orange County, N.C, in 1779. 1 vol.

J John Wereat Papers. Wereat to , 26 September 1779.An attempt to have Loyalist Robert Baillie released from jail.

K Dick, James & Stewart Company, Letter Book, 1773-1781.


James Dick and Anthony Stewart were partners in Annapolis.Stewart later went to New York. 448 pages.

L Lee Family Papers. List of persons indicted for treason by theGeneral Court at Annapolis, May 1781. Names: Daniel Du-lany, George Howard, Bennett Allen.

M Enos Reeves Papers, 1780-1782. Journal of his travels throughthe Carolinas and Georgia in this period. Some discussion of theresults of partisan bushwacking.

N Georgia Papers: Revolutionary Papers, 1776-1783. John Simp-son to Thomas Townshend, 19 August 1782. Condition ofSavannah Loyalists at the evacuation of that city.

O William Tilghman Papers, 1671-1876. Largely business andlegal papers of William Tilghman, an inactive Loyalist who wasa Pennsylvania and Maryland lawyer.

P James Hollyday Papers, 1768-1786. Case of George Rome vs.James Chalmers over land confiscated by Maryland. About 25items.

Q Robert Carter Letterbook, 1775-1780. 1 vol.

JVorth Carolina

Eayetteville

1903 Cumberland County Courthouse1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 8 vols.Record of Deeds and Grants, 1754-1790. Indexed. Microfilm copyat 1906.

JVorth Carolina

Greensboro

1904 Guilford County Courthouse1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 3 vols.Record of Deeds, 1771-1784. Indexed. Microfilm copy at 1906.


JVorth Carolina

Greenville

1905 Greenville County Courthouse

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, 3 vols.Plats, surveyed by the Commissioners of Location for Ninety-Six

District North of the Saluda River. Includes more than Green-ville County. Index in each volume.

JVorth Carolina

Raleigh

1906 North Carolina Department of Archives and History

1 Rep. No.: See belowOriginals, see below.A Burke County, Misc. Records, Revolutionary Papers, 1777-

1783. Includes an October 1782 list of 18 enemies of the stateand a December 1782 list of 125 persons whose properties wereconfiscated. 1 box. C.R. 104.928.3.

B Salisbury District Superior Court.1 Misc. Papers, 1781-1782. Depositions about Loyalist activ-ities and indictments and testimony in treason cases. 2 boxes.D.S.C.R.207.324.11-12.2 Minutes, 1778-1779. Evidence of a Loyalist conspiracy inBurke County and activities of Col. Ambrose Mills, l vol.D.C.R.4.008.

C Craven County1 Misc. Records, 1757-1929. State vs. Jethro Oates (1780),treason trial. 1 folder. C.R.028.928.13.2 County Court Minutes, 1776-1784. Treason trial and con-fiscated property. 2 vols. C.R.028.301.12-13.

D Hillsborough District Superior Court, Misc. Records, Folder—Confiscated Property, 1786, 1789, 1793. 1 box. D.S.C.R.204.321.2.

E Hayes Collection, 1748-1806. Photocopies and transcripts ofletters, some of which mention Loyalists and concern the activ-ities of former Regulators. Names: Samuel Johnston, JosephHewes. l vol. typescript and about 150 photocopies. P.C.40.1.


F Horatio Gates Letter Book, 21 July - 7 October 1781. Micro-film and typescript of original in New York Public Library.P.69.1, P.C.196.

G Governors' Letter Books, 1777-1785. Scattered references toLoyalists in North Carolina and neighboring states. Names:Govs. Richard Caswell (1777-1780), Thomas Burke (1780-1782), Alexander Martin (1782-1785). 5 vols. G.L.B. 1.1-5.

H Charles E. Johnson Collection. Letters of James Iredell, Sr.,1783-1785. Occasional mention of confiscation of Loyalist prop-erty and efforts to mitigate the effects of the confiscation laws.P.C.67.3.

I Typescript of Griffith Rutherford to James Kerr, 2 July 1783.Refusal to help Kerr, a Cape Fear Loyalist, recover confiscatedproperty. Original in P.R.O., A.O. 13, page U3. P.C. 1097.1.

J James Murray Papers, 1768-1786. Typescript of letters ofJames Murray of North Carolina who moved to Boston in the1770s and later to Halifax. About 75 items. Originals in theMassachusetts Historical Society. P.C.71.1.

K Misc. Collections, Series I, Vol. 1775-1788. Scattered referencesto Loyalists. P.C.21.2.

L Fanning-McCulloh Papers, 1752-1806. Correspondence ofHenry Eustace McCulloh and Edmund Fanning. P.C.57.1.Printed in part in W. L. Saunders, ed.. Colonial Records ofJ^orth Carolina.

M Edmund Fanning Papers. Will, 1775. P.C.490.1.N David Fanning to Rev. Roger Viets, 15 May 1822. About

Farming's exploits in North Carolina. P.C.489.1. Printed inDavid Fanning, J^arrative of Colonel David Fanning. Richmond,Va., 1861.

O Thomas Pittman Papers. James Cary Papers, 1779-1807. Let-terbook, letters, and papers. Especially useful for his efforts toreestablish himself after the war in Jamaica, Nova Scotia, andseveral places in England. P.C.23.10.

P Military Collection.1 Troop Returns, Box 2 ( 1776), photostat of Loyalist PrisonersCommanded by Royal General Donald McDonald in the Hali-fax Gaol, dated 5 April 1776.2 British and Loyalist Papers, Box 4a Copy of Col. Robert Gray, Observations of the War in Caro-lina. Original in New York Public Library. Printed in SouthCarolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine (1910).



b A British Orderly Book, 1780-1781 (sometimes called Com-wallis's Orderly Book). Especially useful for the North Caro-lina Volunteers and Provincial Light Infantry. Names: Maj.Gen. Alexander Leslie, Comwallis. 1 vol. Printed as A. R.Newsome, ed., 'British Orderly Book, 1780-1781,' J^orth Caro-lina Historical Review, IX (1932), nos. l^J.c Discharge of Cpl. Andrew Sickner of the North CarolinaRegiment of Infantry, 13 September 1783. Signed by Lt. Col.John Hamilton. 1 page.

3 Misc. Papers, 1776-1789, Box 5. A deposition by Col. JamesBoyd about recruiting Loyalists in Wilkes County, Ga.

Q Treasurers' and Comptrollers' Papers.1 Military Papers, 1776-1778. Expenses for jailing Loyalistsand escorting confiscated slaves. 1 folder in each of three boxes.2 County Settlements with the State, 1733-. Box 2: Tax lists,Bladen County (1781), Bertie County (l769); Box 3: Taxlists, Cumberland County (1767).3 Land, Estates, Boundaries, and Surveys, 1760-1901. In-cludes receipts, plats, accounts, correspondence. Boxes I-V,arranged alphabetically by districts and counties; Box VI, HenryEustace McCulloh's lands; Box VII, Account Book of the Com-missioner of Confiscated Estates, 1786. 7 boxes.

R Secretary of State.1 [Xocal^ Committees of Safety, Journals, 1774-1776, TryonCounty, Surry County, New Bern District, Rowan County,Town of Wilmington (printed, 1844). Scattered correspon-dence of these and other committees. 6 vols, and 3 folders.S.S.3O5.2 Provincial Council of Safety, Minutes, and Correspondence,1775-1776. 3 boxes. S.S.306-308.3 Land Entry Books, Duplin County, 1778-1795. 1 vol. S.S.594.4 Land Entries, Orange County, 1760-1762. 6 boxes. S.S.700,702-706.5 Land Entries, Warrants, and Surveys, Rowan County, 1778-1786. 1 box. S.S.714.6 Revolutionary Military Papers, 1767-1855, nos. 1-1422. Re-quests for military land warrants and certificates of Revolu-tionary service. Useful for tracing those who served on both


sides during the Revolution. Alphabetically arranged. 45 boxes.S.S.760-804.7 Inventories and Sales of Estates, 1733-1798. Alphabeticallyarranged. 17 boxes. S.S.889-905.8 Wills, 1663-1789. Alphabetically arranged. 35 boxes. S.S.839-873. Abstracted in J. Bryan Grimes, comp.. Abstracts ofKorth Carolina Wills. Raleigh, N.C, 1910.9 Probate of Wills, 1753-1790. Alphabetically arranged. 2boxes. S.S.883-884.

S Bertie County.1 Tax lists. List of taxables with whites as a total and blacks byage, sex, and condition of servitude, 1774. List of holdings ofbonds and cash, 1781. Both lists are alphabetical. 2 folders.Filed with Legislative Papers. L.P.I 1.1, 46.1.2 Inventories and Sales of Estates, 1775-1790. 2 vols. CR.IO.508.1.3 Estates Papers, 1730-1920. Inventories, sales, guardians',and administrators' papers. Alphabetically arranged. Index onmicrofilm. 114 boxes. CR. 10.504.1. See also Edythe S. Dun-stan, comp.. The Bertie Index, privately printed, 1966.

T Rowan County.1 Wills, 1743-1900. Alphabetically arranged. 16 vols. CR.85.801.20. Microfilm copy at the Rowan Public Library, Salis-bury, N.C2 Estate Papers, 1753-1920. Inventories, appraisements, sales,administrators' papers, guardians' papers. Alphabetically ar-ranged, indexed. 153 boxes. CR.85.508.1.

U New Bern District Superior Court.1 Minutes, 1768-1772, 1778-1788. 1 vol. D.S.CR.206.301.1.2 Boxes A-J. Names: Bayard vs. Singleton (1786), Cornellvs. Singleton (1786), etc. D.S.CR.206.928.2. For other docu-ments concerning Samuel Cornell's confiscated estate, see CR.028.508.29 and D.S.CR.206-508.3.

V Chatham County Estate Records, 1775-1912. Alphabeticallyarranged. 69 boxes. CR.022.508.1-69.

W Grenvill County Misc. Unbound Records. Includes several con-fiscation act cases, 1778-1790. 1 box. CR.044.928.9.

X English Records. Transcripts from the P.R.O.1 War Office Papers. Box 18: Folder 12, lists of officers andmuster rolls, 1775-1777; Folder 14, Annual Army Lists, North



Carolina Provincial Officers (including North Carolina Volun-teers, Royal Highland Emigrants), 1776-1778. 15 pages. FromW.O.28/4.2 Colonial Office Papers, 1682-1782. America and West Indies,a Box 13, Folder 18, letters from Sir Henry Clinton's 1776expedition against the Carolinas, including Donald McDonald,Narratives of the Proceedings of a Body of Loyalists in NorthCarolina (Moore's Creek Bridge Campaign).b Box 13, Folders 19-20, Correspondence of Officers in SouthCarolina on military movements in the Carolinas, 1780-1781.c Box 12, Folder 5, Address to the King by Loyal AmericanRefugees, June 1779. 109 signatures from all provinces,d Box 13, Folders 15, 17. Letters from royal governors in theCarolinas and Georgia, 1777-1782. Also a photostat of theNorth Carolina Confiscation Act of 12 December 1777. Orig-inal in C.0.5/178.e Box 13, Folder 24, Correspondence about the Clinton-Parker1776 expedition against the Carolinas and the hope that loyalsubjects would react. Original in CO.5/ 184.3 Foreign Office Papers, 1784-1794, Box 16, Folder 1, Post-war petitions and memorials from North Carolina Loyalists anda photostat of The Summary Case of the American Loyalists.Original in F.O.4/ 1.4 Home Office Papers, Box 16, Folders 16-20, Letters of trans-mittal and memorials from Loyalists seeking allowances fromthe Lords of the Treasury. Original in H.O.36/ 1-5.5 State Papers, Domestic, Box 16, Folder 14, Case of Capt.William Lowe, including recruiting list and muster rolls ofContinental soldiers captured at Savannah who were recruitedfor the Duke of Cumberland's regiment for service in Jamaica,1781. Original in S.P.41/29.6 Treasury Papers, Misc.a Box 17, Folder 14, North Carolina Royal Militia Pay Rec-ords; Folders 38-40, documents about refugees, 1781-1782,and North Carolina Militia Receipt Book; Folders 42-4'4,Quarterly Pension Lists, 1784-1831—American Sufferers NorthCarolina. Originals in T.50/ 1-3, 5-28, 31-40, 42, 44, 46-48.b Box 18, Folder 7, Provincial Officers in the Revolution,North Carolina Volunteers, North Carolina Independent Com-


pany. North Carolina Highland Regiment, North Carolina Pro-vincials. Originals in T.65/23.7 Treasury Papers, In-Letters, Box 17, Folders 9-13, petitions,largely from North Carolina Loyalists including Lt. Col. AllanMcLean and the Royal Highland Emigrants. Original in T . I /518, 520, 531, 598, 622.

JVorth Carolina

Salisbury

1907 Rowan County Courthouse1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 6 vols.Register of Deeds, 1762-1800. Indexed. Microfilm copy at 1906.

JVorth Carolina

Salisbury

1908 Rowan Public Library1 Rep. No.: None

Microfilm.See Raleigh, 1906.1.T.I.

JVorth CarolinaSouthport

1909 Brunswick County Clerk of Court1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 3 vols.Wills, 1764^1954. Indexed. Microfilm copy at 1906.

JVorth Carolina

Southport

1910 Brunswick County Courthouse1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 3 vols.Register of Deeds, 1764^1796. Indexed. Microfilm copy at 1906.

360 American Antiqtiarian Society

J^orth Carolina

Wilmington

1911 New Hanover County Courthouse1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 5 vols.Register of Deeds and Wills, 1760-1788. Includes papers of prom-

inent Loyalists. Indexed. Microfilm copy at 1906.

South Carolina

Robert S. LambertAbbeville

2000 Abbeville County Judge of Probate

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, see below.A Land Plats of the Ninety-Six District, 1784-1787. 2 vols.

Microfilm copy at 2009.B Old Land Grants. Vol. A, identical to Abbeville County, Plats,

I, 1784-1785; Vol. B, Old Records, Additional Plats, 1785-1788. 2 vols. Microfilm copy at 2009.

C Minutes of the Court of Ordinary, Ninety-Six District, 1776-1784.

South Carolina

Anderson

2001 Anderson County Judge of Probate1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 1 vol.Old Wills, 1793-1798. Microfilm copy at 2009.

South Carolina

Bamwell

2002 Bamwell County Clerk of Court

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, see below.A Commissioners of Location, Orangeburgh District, Land Plats,


vol. 1 (1784-1792), vol. 2 (1784-1793). 2 vols. Microfilmcopy at 2009

B Bamwell County Deeds, 1789-1806. 1 vol. Microfilm copy at2009.

South CarolinaCamden

2003 Kershaw County Judge of Probate

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, 1 vol.Wills, 1786-1823. W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.

South CarolinaCamden

2004 Kershaw County Clerk of Court

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, see below.A Court of Common Pleas Minutes, 1786-1792. 1 vol. W.P.A

transcripts at 2009.B Court of General Sessions Minutes, 1786-1794. l vol. W.P.A.

transcripts at 2009.

South CarolinaCharleston

2005 Charleston County Judge of Probate1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 3 vols.Estate Inventories, 1776-1793. W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.

South CarolinaCharleston

2006 Charleston County Clerk of Court

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, see below.A Dower Books, 1761-1792. 6 vols. W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.B Mesne Conveyance Office Records, Deeds, 1760-1788. Includes

many transactions outside of Charleston. 82 vols. Microfilmcopy at 2009.


South Carolina

Charleston

2007 South Carolina Historical Society

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, see below.A Chesnut-Miller-Manning Collection. John Chesnut papers,

business records, 1744^1794. Includes some reference to Loy-alists and to those who took British protection in the postwarsettlement of estates. 1 MSS box.

B Copy of Col. Robert Gray, Observations of the War in Carolina.Original in New York Public Library. Printed in South CarolinaHistorical and Genealogical Magazine (1910).

South Carolina

Chester

2008 Chester County Clerk of Court

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, 8 vols.Mesne Conveyance Office, Deeds, 1776-1800. W.P.A. transcripts

at 2009.

South Carolina

Columbia

2009 South Carolina Department of Archives and History1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, see below.A Nathanael Greene Papers. Microfilm of Greene's Letterbook,

October 1780 - April 1782 and general correspondence, October1780 - December 1782 taken from the Library of Congress.Scattered references to Loyalists and especially to Francis Mar-ion's efforts to maintain peace in the Pedee River section ofthe Carolinas.

B Cornwallis Papers. Microfilm of the Cornwallis Papers: Deedsand Deposits. P.R.0.30/11, vols. 1-7, 63-64, 66-67. Dealswith South Carolina Loyalists and the Loyalist militia.

C Loyalist Transcripts. Microfilm of the Loyalist Transcripts in


the Manuscript Division of the New York Public Library, vols.26, 32, 52-57, pertaining to claims for compensation of losses bySouth Carolina Loyalists. Originals in P.R.O., A.O.12, 13.

D State Grants, Secretary of State. Columbia Office, 1784^1801,indexed; Charleston Office, 1784-1794, indexed. 62 vols.

E Mortgage Books, 2-3, Letter Series, 1734-1846. 10 vols.F Recorded State Plats, 1784-1793. 33 vols.G Memorial Books, 1762-1776. Registration of land titles and

supporting documents. 8 vols.H Court of Common Pleas, Judgment Rolls, 1760-1790. Indexed.

125 drop-side boxes.I South Carolina Confiscated Estate Papers, 1782-1820. Legis-

lative Papers including petitions; Executive Papers, lettersand petitions; Commissioners of Forfeited Estates Papers, cor-respondence, accounts, sales, plats, fiscal records, claims againstestates; related papers of the Commissioners of the Treasury,Auditor-General, and Attorney-General. 14 boxes.

J Forfeited Estates.1 Officers' Returns of Persons Who Have Gone to the British,1783. Reports by Colonels of South Carolina militia regimentsto the Commissioners for Forfeited Estates. 1 folder. Printedwith a few errors in Robert W. Bamwell, Jr., ed., 'Reports onLoyalist Exiles from South Carolina, 1783,' South CarolinaHistorical Association, Proceedings, 1937, pp. 43^16.2 Lists of Recorded or Avowed Enemies of the United States,1783. Most were from North Carolina but some were from asfar away as Massachusetts.

K Commons House Journals, n69,-m6. Includes rough journals,fair copies, and microfilm copies. See Charles E. Lee and RuthS. Green, comps., 'A Guide to the Commons House Journals ofthe South Carolina General Assembly, 1692-1721, 1721-1775,'South Carolina Historical Magazine (April and June 1967).

L Journals of the House of Representatives, 1776-1790. Faircopies, indexed within each volume. 11 vols. (Rough copiesalso available.)

M Journals of His Majesty's Council or Upper House of theGeneral Assembly, 1763-1775. 10 vols. See Charles E. Lee andRuth S. Green, comps., 'A Guide to South Carolina CouncilJournals, 1671-1775,' South Carolina Historical Magazine (Jan-uary 1967).


2009 South Carolina Department of Archives and History

N South Carolina General Assembly, Legislative Committee Min-utes, Minutes of the Committee on the Confiscation Act, 1783-1784. 60 pages.

O Journal of the Provincial Congress and General Assembly, 1776.1 vol.

P Privy Council Journals, 1783-1789. Rough Minutes and fin-ished copy. 2 vols. Printed in The State Records of South Caro-lina: Journals of the Privy Council, 1783-1789, ed. by AdeleStanton Edwards (Columbia, S.C: Published for the SouthCarolina Press, 1971).

Q Senate Journals, 1782-1790. Fair and rough copies. 20 vols,with index for each within.

South Carolina

Columbia

2010 Anderson County Clerk of Court

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, 1 vol.Pendleton County Court Minutes, 1790-1793. Microfilm copy

at 2009.

South Carolina

Columbia

2011 University of South Carolina, South Caroliniana Library1 Rep. No.: None

Originals and copies.A Simms Collection of Henry Laurens Papers. Microfilm of orig-

inals in Massachusetts Historical Society. Scattered referencesto Loyalists in Reel 2 (S.C, 1775), especially in frames 1042-1052.

B Capt. Alexander Chesney's Journal, 1795-1815. Autobiograph-ical, including his Loyalist service in the Carolina backcountry(King's Mountain and Cowpens) and his return to Ireland witha post in the customs service. Printed in Alexander Chesney,'Journal,' ed. by E. A. Jones, Ohio State University, Bulletin,XXVI, no. 4(1921).


South CarolinaEdgefield

2012 Edgefield County Clerk of Court1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 16 vols.Deeds, 1786-1799. Microfilm copy at 2009.

South CarolinaGreenville

2013 Greenville County Clerk of Court1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 3 vols.Plats, 1784-1788. Microfilm copy at 2009.

South CarolinaLancaster

2014 Lancaster County Judge of Probate1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 8 vols.Deeds, 1787-1795. W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.

South CarolinaLaurens

2015 Laurens County Clerk of Court1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 8 vols.Mesne Conveyance Records, Deeds, 1785-1799. W.P.A. tran-scripts at 2009.

South CarolinaMarlboro

2016 Marlboro County Clerk of Court1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 1 vol.Mesne Conveyance Records, Deeds and Conveyances, 1786-1794.

W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.


South Carolina

Newberry

2017 Newberry County Judge of Probate

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, 1 vol.Estate Inventories, 1787-1796. W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.

South Carolina

Newberry

2018 Newberry County Clerk of Court

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, 1 vol.Deeds, 1785-1792. W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.

South Carolina

Spartanburg

2019 Spartanburg County Clerk of Court

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, see below.A Deeds, 1785-1787. 1 vol. W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.B Court of Common Pleas Minutes, 1785-1789. 1 vol. W.P.A.


South Carolina

Union

2020 Union County Clerk of Court

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals, see below.A Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions Minutes, 1785-

1792. 1 vol. W.P.A. transcripts at 2009.B Mesne Conveyance Records, Deeds, 1785-1800. 1 vol. W.P.A.



South Carolina

Winnsboro

2021 Fairfield County Judge of Probate1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, see below.A Estate Inventories, 1780-1788. 7 vols. Microfilm copy at 2009.B Mesne Conveyance Office, Deeds, 1785-1797. 11 vols. W.P.A.


South Carolina

York

2022 York County Clerk of Court1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 1 vol.Court of Common Pleas Minutes, 1786-1792. W.P.A. transcripts

at 2009.

Georgia

Géraldine M. MeroneyAthens

2100 University of Georgia1 Rep. No.: See below

Originals and copies.A Special Collection

1 Typescript general index of Savannah newspapers, 1763-1799. W.P.A. project. 12 vols.2 Xeroxed material from the P.R.O., CO.5/43, T. 1/522,T.I/528, T.I/550, and T. 1/989, including John Graham'sprotest to E. Nepean on the third article of the Peace Treaty,various documents relating to the losses of Savannah Loyalistmerchants in 1776, the 1777 Diary of Savannah Loyalist CharlesMacKinen while fleeing the city, etc. Names: George Baillie,Levi Sheftall, Basil Cowper, Thomas Younge, Cowper & Tel-fair Company, Anthony Stokes, Gov. Sir James Wright, etc.3 Rev. John Joachim Zubly to Major General Lincoln enclosinga letter from General Provost urging Zubly to join the British,28 and 29 January 1779. SM 4 to 1.


2100 University of Georgia

4 Thomas Kitchen, Sr., Map of Georgia and South Carolina il-Ittstrating progress . . . of the British Army, 1780 (London: R.Baldwin, 1780). Marked copy.5 Photocopy of a Map of the Road from Pensacola . . . to St.Augustine . . . made by the late Hon. Col. John Stuart, Esq.,1778. St. Augustine, East Florida. 96 x 255 cm.6 Archibald Campbell, Sketch of the JVorthern Frontiers of Geor-gia by Lt. Col. Archibald Campbell, Lt. Col. 71st Reg. (London:William Faden, Charing Cross, engraver, 1780). 71 x 61 cm.Marked copy.7 A Plan of the Island of Sappolo, containing 9,520 acres.Surveyed for Grey Elliott by Henry Yonge and Will. DeBrahm,1760. In 2 sections, 18 x 30 and 12 x 30 cm. A negative photo-stat in 4 sections can be found in the Cartographic Section of theSurveyor General's Office, State of Georgia, Atlanta.

B Film Collection. Special Collection. Microfilm of American Loy-alist Claims—Georgia Loyalists, 1783-1790. London. Takenfrom the Loyalist Transcripts in the New York Public Library,Manuscript Division, Vol. 13, Vol. 28, pages 149-169, andVol. 34.

C De Renne Collection. Special Collection.1 Siège de Savannah [jpar M. le comte d'Estaing)], 19 July -November 1779. In diary form. 13 leaves. It can be foundtranslated in [^Charles C. Jones, ed.]. The Siege of Savannah in1779 (Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell, 1874).2 Benjamin Lincoln. General Lincoln's Order Book, vol. 2. 3January - 26 June 1779, 14 September - 15 December 1779, 22December 1779 - 30 March 1780. Includes information on theattack on Savannah and Lincoln's Loyalist opponents. 165 un-numbered leaves.

D Keith Read MS Collection. Special Collection.1 Map of Fairlawn, estate of Josiah Tatnall, with names ofnew owners. Savannah, 30 July 1820. This estate had been at-tainted by the Georgia Legislature from Tatnall. 1 sheet.2 MS list of names of those on South Carolina confiscation list.With some variations, it follows the sequence of the list in thepublished act of l February 1782 of the Jacksonborough meet-ing of the South Carolina Legislature.3 Appointment of Commissioners in Georgia to purchase es-


tates from confiscated estates for Generals Greene and Wayne,Savannah, possibly 1782 or 1784. Names: Sir James Wright,James Graham, Alexander Wright. 1 sheet.4 Commissioners of Confiscated Estates (Georgia). Sale ofconfiscated estates. Estate of Josiah Tatnall to Richard Wylly(9 January 1783), estate of William Ewens to John M. M'ln-tosh (land within the town of Savannah, 13 January 1783),estate to Joseph Clay of Savannah (land within Ebenezer, Ga.,9 June 1784). Each indenture was dated at Savannah. 3 items.

Georgia

Atlanta

2101 Georgia Department of Archives and History1 Rep. No.: None

Microfilm and originals.A Microfilm Library (microfilm identification number is prefixed

by '#').1 Lydia Austin Parrish, 'Records of Some Southern Loyalists.'Typescript of MSS of about 80 Loyalist families, most of whomwent to the Bahamas. 493 pages. #12/1.2 Bahama Estate Records—Wills, 1700-1806. #181/78.3 Bahama Estate Records—Dowers, 1791-1818. #181/79.4 Brantley Family of Camden County, Ga., 1792-1880. Deeds,wills, land grants, etc. #32/30.5 Levy Collection. Sheftall Family Papers, 1733-1827. #187/63, 188/30, 188/42, 190/67. See Savannah—Mrs. B. H. Levy,2117.6 Loyalist Claims—Georgia and supporting materials. Takenfrom P.R.O., A.0.12, 13/34-38, 13/79-80, 13/82-83, 13/85,13/87, 13/90-91, 13/100, 13/106, 13/129, 13/137-138.7 Colonial Records and Colonial Office Papers, 1748-1783.Taken from the P.R.O., C.O.5/648(2)-653, 5/656(2)-663.#70/21, 70/22, 70/25, 70/26. Microfilm at the microfilm li-brary of documents whose originals are located at other loca-tions in Georgia will have the notation in the entry for the insti-tution with the original MS, 'Microfilm copy at GDA&H #.'

B Genealogy Section. Genealogical Materials, colonial period topresent. Material filed alphabetically in folders. Numerous andvaried materials.


2101 Georgia Department of Archives and History

C Genealogical Archives. The Gold wire Family, genealogicaldata. John Goldwire of Effingham County was a Loyalist.Several sheets. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #1618.

D County Records.1 Richmond County Superior Court (Augusta, Ga.), Minutes,1784-1787; Land Plats, 1783-1790, Land Grants, 1784-1785.These are misfiled as Columbia County Court Records. Micro-film copy at GDA&H 09116, 192/30.2 Wilkes County Ordinary Court. Land Court Caveats, 1783-1784. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #66¡IS.3 Burke County. An index to a volume of court records whichis now lost. One envelope.4 Richmond County, Register of Grants, 1757-1855. 1 vol.5 Chatham County (Savannah). Ledger Account Book, 1769-1799. Includes the office ledger of Loyalist attorney John Glen.

E Records of the Surveyor General. Various land records includingwarrants, plats, and grants for the colonial period through 1775.2 cubic feet and numerous bound folios.

F Colonial Records. Abstracts of Colonial Wills of Georgia. Filedalphabetically. 7 boxes.

G Rare MSS. Legislative Archives. Original MSS of 3 Georgiaacts dated 10 February 1787 and 1 act dated 1 February 1788relating to Loyalists. Names: Thomas Goldsmith, HenriettaHornby, formerly Henrietta Goldsmith, Philip Hornby, Rev.John Zubly. 4 items. Microfilm copy of one act at GDA&H#54/51.

H Library.1 British Board of Trade 'Georgia 16' Calendar, 9 January1761 - 24 June 1872. 1 folio.2 Early tax digests of Georgia. 8 copies. 1 box.

I Rare MSS.1 Letter Books of Governors, 20 October 1786 - 30 October1799. Official letters arranged chronologically. 2 boxes.2 Minutes of Executive Meetings, including Orders, Petitions,Proclamations, Letters, Military Actions . . . and any othermatters officially brought to the Attention of the Governor, 14January 1778 - 4 November 1800. Includes the Land Court for1784. 16 vols.3 Rough Minutes of the Executive Council of Georgia, 10


January 1778 - 26 December 1778, 3 December 1779 - 25 May1780, 20 January 1784 - 16 January 1788, 7 January 1788 - 8January 1800, and separate volume 20 December 1792 - 9January 1793. Numerous folio pages and volumes.4 Executive Department, State of Georgia, Correspondence,1781-1798. 16 letters.5 Confiscated Estate Sales Docket of Caveats and Appeals,1782-1785. Filed with and to the Executive Council. Statesname of previous Loyalist owner, new purchaser, price andterms of the sale, and a description of the property. 100 leaves.6 Warrants, Expenditures, and Ledger of accounts with variousexecutive agencies, 1793-1799. 135 pages.7 Executive orders, bonds and oaths, Dedimus Potestatem ofcounty officials prior to 1800. Includes Burke, Camden, Chat-ham, Effingham, Glynn, Liberty, Richmond, and Wilkes Coun-ties. Over 200 pages.8 Indian Spoliations (Creek), 1771-1802. Compiled at Savan-nah, 28 October 1808. 2 vols.9 Treasury Department Ledgers. Cuthbert's Ledger (1780-1785), Jones' Ledger (1786-1787), Meal's Ledger B (1789-1791 ), Gibbons' Ledger ( 1792-1794), Clayton's Ledger ( 1794-1795), Berrien's Ledger (1796-1799). 6 vols., about 1635pages.10 Treasury Department Cash Books, 1787-1800. 5 vols.11 Treasury Department, Certificates certifying payment, 1789.10 pages.12 Treasurer's Report of Destruction, 1782-1805. 1 vol.13 Audit Department Ledgers. Audited certificates, 8 August1782 - December 1793. 162 pages.14 Tax Digests and Returns, Burke County (1798), CamdenCounty ( 1794), Chatham County ( 1793), Glynn County ( 1792-1794), Richmond County ( 1794-1798), Wilkes County (1783-1787, 1790-1799). Over 6 vols.15 Georgia Senate Journals, I4th-I7th Sessions, 4 November1789 - 20 December 1792. 259 pages.16 Rough copies of Senate Journals, November-December1791. 18 pages.17 Journals of the Georgia House of Representatives, 5th-2lstSessions, 17 August 1781 - 11 February 1797. 8 vols, and 1box.


2101 Georgia Department of Archives and History

18 Report of Commissioners to Examine Claims Against Con-fiscated Estates. Savannah, 11 September 1783 - 8 November1783. 54 leaves.19 Index to Georgia Laws, 1755-1814. 1 vol. Microfilm copyat GDA&H.20 Acts of the General Assembly of Georgia, Ist-l3th Ses-sions, 1777-1789; I5th-24th Sessions, 1790-Í799. Not all areavailable. Those relating to Loyalism include An Act for In-flicting Penalties . . . 6th Session. 4 May 1782 (microfilm copyat GDA&H ¡̂ 54 / 51 ) and An Act for Preventing improper ordisaffected Persons Emigrating from other Places and becomingCitizens, 5 August 1782. Numerous boxes.21 Recording of Conveyances of Property, 1 March 1783 - 18August 1804. Book 'BB,' 1 vol. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#40/25.22 Recording of Chattel and Real Estate Mortgages, 2 Novem-ber 1770 - 25 October 1775, 27 July 1778 - 26 March 1785(Book 'W' ) , 12 August 1776 - 17 August 1778 (Book 'EE').560 pages. Microfilm copy at GDA&H ¡^40/27, 40/28.23 Registration of Wills as Probated in the Ordinary's Office,25 November 1754 - 16 April 1777. 2 vols. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #40/29, 40/30.

J Rare MSS. Colonial Records.1 Conveyances of Property, 29 October 1750 - 13 November1778, 25 June 1784 - 22 August 1798. 10 vols. Microfilm copyGDA&H #40/19-24.2 Bonds, Bills of Sale, Deeds of Gift, Powers of Attorney, In-dentures, Inventories, etc., 15 April 1755 - 17 December 1813.10 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #40/34-38.3 Recording of Chattel and Real Estate Mortgages, 6 March1755 - 25 November 1770. 3 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#40/26.4 Loose Indentures and Conveyances, 1768-1774. Names:Henry Younge, Jr., Mary Powell, John Hammerton, WilliamStephens, etc. Several folios.5 Deeds, Bonds, Inventories, 1750-1800. Alphabetically filed.581 folders.6 Colonial Records. Loose Wills Probated During the ColonialPeriod. Alphabetically filed. 5 boxes.


7 Registration of Inventories of Estates as Given by Executorsand Administrators, 17 September 1776 - 2 November 1778.2 vols. ( 114 pages). Microfilm copy at GDA&H #40/32.8 Letters of Administration, 11 April 1775-4 December 1775.2 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #40/31.9 Letters of Guardianship, 16 December 1757 - 31 January1777. 1 vol. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #40/31.10 Book of Civil Commissions, 16 August 1754 - 17 January1776. Also includes American Commissions, March 1777 -November 1778. 1 vol. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #40/39.11 Proclamations: Book 'H', 31 October 1754 - 28 November1775, 8 August 1776 - 29 January 1779, 13 June 1784 - Sep-tember 1785; Book 'AAA', 2 November 1782 - 17 February1783, 22 September 1785 - 5 July 1823. Included are theproclamations of Sir James Wright. 2 vols. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #40/40-41.12 Recording of Brand Design, 13 June 1755-20 April 1778,15 January 1785 - 12 October 1793. 86 pages. Microfilm copyat GDA&H #40/42.13 A Register of Land Claims filed under Governor's Procla-mations of 1 January 1755 and 26 May 1755. 1755-1757. 125pages. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #40/43.14 Fiats for Grants of Land, 1755-1776. 3 vols. Microfilmcopy at GDA&H #40/44.15 Minutes of Governor (Sir James Wright) and Council, 2July 1771 - 26 January 1774. 220 pages.16 Acts passed by the Assembly, 7th General Assembly (Octo-ber 1769-February 1771), 8th General Assembly (April 1771-June 1774). 3 boxes.17 Memorials of Land entered in the Auditor's Office in Geor-gia from 22 September 1758 to 20 October 1772. 744 pages.18 Quit Rents, 8 April 1772 - 20 January 1775. 236 pages.19 Journal of the Provincial Council, or Upper House of theAssembly. Royal Province of Georgia, 8th General Assembly(24 April 1771 - 18 August 1773). 75 leaves.


Georgia

Atlanta

2102 State Library of Georgia

1 Rep. No.: NoneTypescript.Legislative Library in Judicial BuildingTypescript of Journal of an Expedition Against the Rebels of

Georgia in North America under the Orders of Archibald Camp-bell, Esq., Lt. Col. of His Majesty's 71st Regt. Georgia, 1778.Originally owned by John L. Campbell, Isle of Canna, Scotland.141 leaves.

Georgia

Atlanta

2103 Surveyor General's Office1 Rep. No.: None

Originals and copies.A Cartographic.

1 Photostats of a Plan of Attack and the Fortification at Savan-nah in the Revolution as Described by Capt. A. C. Wylly whowas Present, 1779. 12 x 11% inches.2 Photostat of A Map of Georgia and Florida . . . by ThomasWright, 1763. Two sections, 17 x 22 inches. Original in P.R.O.3 Survey of New Town of Darien, by Lachlan Mclntosh, 1767,4 pages, 8 x 1 3 inches.4 Island of St. Catherine's in Parish of St. John (Colony ofGeorgia ) . . . surveyed for Mary, wife of Thomas Bosomworthby Henry Yonge and Will. De Brahm, 1760. 20 x 29 inches.5 Photostat of A Map of South Carolina from Savannah Soundto St. Helena's Sound, with several plantations . . . names ofproprietors, etc., and grants of land of William Hodgson re-surveyed by Bass and Brailsford, 1771. 4 sections, 27 x 32inches.6 Photostat of A Map of West Florida and part of East Florida,Georgia and South Carolina, compiled under direction of JohnStuart, 1773. 32 x 48 inches. Original in Clements Library.7 Photostat of a map of East Florida . . . Surveyed for the Lords

Loyalist Source Material si5

of Trade & Plantations by Wm. Gerard de Brahm, SurveyorGeneral for Southern Dist. of North America, 1772. 20 sheets,each approximately 24 x 18 inches. Original in State PapersOffice, London.8 Photostat of The Seat of War in the Southern British Colonies.A General Map of the Southern British Colonies, survey of deBrahm, Capt. Collet, Morize, and others. London: Sayer &Bennett, 1776. 201/2 x 16y2 inches.9 Jekyll Island. Plat of Island as it was Surveyed for ClementMartin by George McKintosh, Dist. Surveyor, 1765. 24 x 18inches. In Plat Book ' C , p. 266.10 Plat of Sundry lots at . . . Yamacraw . . . now St. Gallsoriginally granted to Joseph Gibbons, Esq. and by him con-veyed to John Joachim Zubly . . . who sold same . . . by HenryYonge, 1760. 12 X 151/2 inches. In Plat Book ' C , first page.11 Photostat. Thomas Kitchin, Sr., A Map . . . illustratingProgress and Operations of the British Army. London: R. Bald-win, 1780. 18 X 19 inches.12 Xeroxed copy of a copy of Historical Records Survey,W.P.A., Parishes of South Carolina 1770.13 Robert Bailley Plantation. See East Point, Federal RecordsCenter, 2107.14 Thomas Young Estate. See Roswell, Miss Katherine Simp-son, 2111.15 Records. Original land grants—Colony of Georgia, 1756-1775. Numerous MSS.

GeorgiaAugusta

2104 Richmond County Clerk1 Rep. No.: None

Originals and copies.A Richmond County Store Account Book, 1795-1796. 87 pages.B Richmond County Superior Court Records.

1 Realty Books (deeds), 1783-1790. Index to deeds and mort-gages by grantee and grantor, 1787-1811. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #71/76-78, 139/6.2 Minutes, 1782-1801. 5 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#41/41-42. (Minutes for 1784-1787 at GDA&H are in Colum-bia County Records. See 2102.D.1.


2104 Richmond County Clerk

C Richmond County Ordinary Court Records.1 Inferior Court Minutes, 1790-1805. 2 vols. Microfilm copyat GDA&H #48/9.2 Estate Records. Letters of Administration, 1793-1797, andan index for 1793-1956; Account Books, 1793-1796, 1799-1823, Wills, 1777-1853, and an index for 1777-1957. 9 vols.Microfilm copy at GDA&H #47/32-33, 48/26, 48/28, 48/72-73.

Georgia

Brunswick

2105 Glynn County Clerk

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals.A Superior Court Records.

1 Land Plats, 1770-1850. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #83/30.2 Deeds and Bonds, 1787-1811. 1 vol. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #83/32.3 Deeds and Mortgages, 1765-1800 (Book'C-D'), 1787-1808(Books 'A-B,' 'E-F ' ) . 3 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#82/32-33.

B Ordinary Court Records.1 Estate Records. Inventories and Appraisements, 1792-1809;Misc.—^Testators and Intestates with Probates and Administra-tions, 1792-1808. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #33/19, 82/ 16.2 Tax Digests, 1790, 1794. Microfilm copy at GDA&H§61120. It was printed in Ruth Blair, Some Early Tax Digestsof Georgia, 1926.

Georgia

Darien

2106 Mrs. Harry G. Atwood

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals.A Misc. deeds, land plats, grants, etc., 1759-1890. Names: Mcln-

tosh, McKinnon, Baillie, McKenzie, McKay families, etc. Mi-crofilm copy at GDA&H #76/ 14.


Georgia

East Point

2107 Federal Records Center1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Admiralty Court Records. Records of British Admiralty Court

and Successor State Admiralty Courts in Charleston, S.C,1716-1789.

B Robert Baillie Plantation. Plat of tracts of land in St. Andrew'sParish, resurveyed in 1772 by Jno. Douglass. A copy may befound in 2103.

Georgia

Greensboro

2108 Clerk of the Superior Court1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Records of the Court of Land Commissioners Appointed by

Governor Wright to Issue the 'Ceded Lands,' m3-\116. Itincludes many future Loyalists. It is printed in Grace GillamDavidson, Early Records of Georgia, Vol. 1, Wilkes County(Vidalia, Ga.: 1932).

Georgia

Hinesville

2109 Liberty County Clerk1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Superior Court Records.

1 Minutes, 1784-1800. 4 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#30/45.2 Headright Grants, 1755-1862. Includes a Grantee Index. 1vol. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #30/58.3 Deeds and Mortgages, 1777-1816. Includes several indexesby grantee and grantor. Numerous vols. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #29l-10-Tl, 30/1-17.


2109 Liberty County Clerk

B Ordinary Court Records1 Marriages, 1784-1895. Not indexed. Loose papers. Micro-film copy at GDA&H #50/ l.2 Misc. items, 1771-1855. Letters, estate records, etc. Micro-film copy at GDA&H #81/4.3 Estate Records. Inventories and Appraisements, 1789-1823;Administrator's Bonds, 1791-1809; Temporary Bonds, 1789-1802; Wills, 1772-1887 (abstracted by D.A.R.), 1780-1870(transcribed), 1789-1823 (Book D), other wills will be foundin Inventories and Appraisements, 1789-1823. Microfilm copyat GDA&H #29l22, 29/24, 29/33, 29/35, 50/5.

GeorgiaMidway

2110 Midway Museum

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals.A Misc. collection of documents, 1754-1866, many in manuscript.

Microfilm copy at GDA&H #70/ 15.

GeorgiaRoswell

2111 Miss Katherine Simpson, Barrington Hall1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Plat of Thomas Young's Estate in St. John's Parish (Liberty

County), showing original lands of Young, McKay, etc., 1770.Photostat can be found in 2103. 13 x 16 inches.

GeorgiaSaint Mary's

2112 Mrs. J. W. Bailey1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Deeds, Land Warrants & Survey Certificates for Camden and

Liberty Counties, Georgia. 8 documents. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #182/53.


Georgia

Saint Simon's Island

2113 Mrs. Margaret Davis Cate, Fort Frederica Association

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals.A Superior Court Minutes of Glynn County, 1787-1792. Micro-

film copy at GDA&H #19173.

GeorgiaSaint Simon's Island

2114 Mrs. I. M. Aiken

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals.A Collection of land papers relating to the property of Jacob

Witter, James Spalding, Thomas Spalding, etc., 1770-1811.Microfilm copy at GDA&H #21/1.

GeorgiaSavannah

2115 Chatham County Clerk

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals.A Superior Court.

1 Writs, 1782-1794. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #193/74,193/76-80.2 Judgments and some Petitions, 1780-1802. Loose papers,arranged alphabetically. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #70/35.3 Judgments, 1782-1868. Indexed. 1 vol. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #70/31.4 Docket of Judgments, 1782-1837. MicrofilmcopyatGDA&H#20/54.5 Deeds, 1785-1800. Marriages are filed with them. 5 vois.Microfilm copy at GDA&H #66/42-52.6 Deeds and Mortgages Indexes. Grantee and Grantor In-dexes, 1785-1910; Grantee and Grantor Index, 1785-1837;Index of Mortgages filed with deeds, 1784-1837. 9 vois. Micro-film copy at GDA&H #66132, 66138-41.


2115 Chatham County Clerk

7 Minutes, 1782-1804. 5 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#68/32-33, 186/72-73.

B Ordinary Court.1 Inferior Court Minutes, 1790-1802. Includes confiscated andforfeited estates. 2 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #20/54,60/20.2 Estate Records. Misc., 1777-1823; Inventories and Ap-praisals, 1783-1823; Index and Abstracts privately compiledby Gen. Robert Travis, 1782-; typescript and index of ordinaryestate records, 1742-1912; Wills, 1775-1827; Letters of Ad-ministration, 1783-1791. Several vols. Microfilm copies atGDA&H #17/24-26, 17/71, 17/75, 18/1, 18/20, 187/24.

C Misc. Chatham County Store Account Book, Receipts, 1783-1796. Some returned Loyalists are listed. 1 vol.

GeorgiaSavannah

2116 Mrs. H. B. Bainbridge, Sr.1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, 20 items.A Documents relating to land in Vemonburgh, Parish of Christ

Church, Province of Georgia. Include some Loyalist names.Microfilm copy at GDA&H #171/4.

GeorgiaSavannah

2117 Mrs. B. H. Levy1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Letters, legal documents, etc. belonging to the Sheftall Family

of Savannah, 1733-1827.1 Part 1, item 6. Battle for Savannah, 1780. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #187/63.2 Part II. Misc. letters, accounts, documents, 1733-1810.Microfilm copy at GDA&H #188/30.3 Part III. Abstracts of Assembly proceedings, letters, docu-ments, etc., 1767-1817. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #188/42.4 Parts IV and V. Accounts of imprisonment, grants, etc.,1756-1827. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #190/67.


Georgia

Savannah

2118 Judge Shelby Myrick, Jr.1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Ordinary estate records. Loose Papers, 1755-1867 (alphabet-

ically arranged ); Misc., 1777-1852 (alphabetically arranged).General Indexes, 1742-1869, 1742-1912. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #17/1, 17/70, 174/29, 175/1-43.

Georgia

Savannah

2119 Vital Statistics Register, Department of Public Health1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Chatham County. Register of Deaths, 1803-1832. Includes

name, age, profession, country or place of birth, etc. Not in-dexed. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #188/34.

Georgia

Savannah

2120 Georgia Historical Society1 Rep. No.: None

Originals, see below.A U.S. District Court Papers. Savannah, Ga., 1794-1817. Names

of 88 lawyers, with the dates they were admitted to practice inFederal Court. 11/2 pages.

B Joseph Habersham Papers. Some references to Loyalist mer-chants. 7 items.

C David Hopkins Papers. Photostat of Report on anticipated at-tack on Savannah, dated. Headquarters. Savannah, 8 October1779. 1 page.

D John Holmes Papers. Affidavit of continued allegiance to GreatBritain, 28 October 1788, and a land grant in Glynn County,Ga., November 1802. 3 pages.

E Mary WiUiamson Houston Papers, 1802-1875. Family corre-


2120 Georgia Historical Society

spondence, etc. Names: Baillie, Spaldings, Wyllys, etc. 149items.

F John Houstoun Papers, 1775-1784. Includes a photocopy of aletter to the President of Congress telling of the British captureof Savannah (2 January 1779). Original in the Papers of theContinental Congress. #73, 236-238, Library of Congress. 7items in the collection.

G Richard Howley Papers, 1782-1784. Purchase of confiscatedestates, etc. 3 items.

H Houstoun-Wylly Papers. Papers of Alexander C Wylly. 9items.

I John Inglish (Georgia Loyalist) Papers, 1775-1779. Includes a2-page letter to Inglish from London, 26 June 1779, with newsof many Loyalists in England. 2 items in collection.

J James Jackson Papers.1 Plan of Attack and Report of attack by James Jackson onColonel Campbell on the Ogechee, 2 November 1781. Loyalisttroops were involved. 2 items.2 Extracts of Proceedings of the Georgia General Assembly,House of Representatives, 27, 29, and 30 July 1782. Resolutionswhich provided for paying Jackson's troops bounties of Negroesfrom confiscated estates and for giving Tatnall's home in Savan-nah to Jackson. 1 page.

K John Johnson Papers. Letterbook, January 1791 - January 1792.Included are letters to Sir George Houstoun about the BethesdaOrphan House. 20 pages.

L Mark King Papers. Deposition of Mark King, deserter fromMajor Wright's Corps of Georgia Loyalists, 1779? Defences ofSavannah. Names: Major Wright, Colonel Brown, LieutenantColonel Campbell, etc.

M Noble Wimberly Jones Papers, 1760-1776. Letters to his sonand discussions among himself, Joseph Clay, and GovernorWright in January 1776 about warships in the port of Savannah.Names: Governor Bull of South Carolina.

N Benjamin Lincoln Papers. Photostat of a document telling of the29 December 1778 British capture of Savannah. Original inLibrary of Congress.

O Landgrants, 1767-1778. Numerous photostats from the P.R.O.of misc. plats and certificates. Names: George Baillie, George


Delegal, John Graham, Lewis Johnston, and other Loyalists.P Loyalist Papers. An unsigned petition, probably to Governor

Wright, by Georgia Loyalists telling of misfortune and askingfor assistance, 1782.̂ 13 pages.

Q Copy Lord Mayors Etc. Petition Etc. 2 motions of Sir JamesLowther in the House of Commons about the 1782 South Caro-lina Confiscation Act and the list of those banished. Severalpages.

R Andrew McCorrie Papers. Bond to Alexander Wylly and LewisJohnston of Savannah, 1761. 1 page.

S James LjTiah Papers. Letters, statements, etc., of James Lynahof South Carolina, Surgeon General of Loyalist forces in SouthCarolina and Georgia. 30 items.

T Lachlan Mclntosh Papers. Original MSS or photostats of allitems in this collection are also found in the Historical Society ofPennsylvania, National Archives, New York Public Library,New-York Historical Society, and the Lee Draper Collection.71 items.1 Item 10. Resolution of St. Andrew's Parochial Committee,including a list of Loyalists, 10 September 1776. 2 pages.2 Item 15. Papers respecting the St. Augustine Expedition inApril 1777. 2 pages.3 Item 32. Names of Persons listed in the Georgia Disquali-fication Act, 1 July 1780. 2 pages.4 Alexander McGillivray to Benjamin Hawkins, Tallahassee,30 July 1786. About plans for an Indian Congress. 3 pages.5 Governor Patrick Ton3n to John Martin, St. Augustine, 28August 1782. 2 pages.6 Robert Baillie to Lachlan Mclntosh, St. Augustine, 17 June1781. 4 pages.

U John Mclntosh, Jr., Papers. George Baillie, Jr., to John Mcln-tosh, Jr., St. John's, East Florida, 7 September 1783. Loyalistrefugees in East Florida. 5 pages.

V John McQueen Papers, 1765-1791. Land grants, deeds, etc.Names: James Gordon, Grey Elliott, Basil Cowper. 16 items.

W Mrs. Eliza Mackay Papers. Isabella Hunter to , Oat-lands Plantation, 4 January 1807. Names: Lady Wright, LadyHoustoun, etc. 4 pages.

X George Mathews Papers, 1794-1795. Troubles with the Loy-alists who remained in Florida under Spanish rule. 7 items.


2120 Georgia Historical Society

Y John Martin Papers. Letterbook of John Martin, governor ofGeorgia, 11 January 1782 - 22 October 1782. Published inGeorgia Historical Quarterly, I, 281-335.

Z John Milledge Papers, 1761-1851. Photostats from a variety oflibraries of letters, land papers, etc. 18 items.

A A Edwin Parsons Collections.1 Arthur Carney Papers, Correspondence, 1773-1776. Dis-cusses Loyalist raids from Florida, 1775-1776. 1 packet.2 Public account with Levi Sheftall, 15 June 1776. 1 page.

BB William Shaw Papers, 1731-1791. Legal papers, indentures,etc. Shaw was a Loyalist attorney in the Ninety-Six District,South Carolina. 1 vol.

CC Henry Preston Papers. Narrative of the removal of the court-house keys and records by the rebels. Savannah, 25 January1776. Preston was Joint Prothonotary under the Crown. 6pages.

DD John Stuart Papers. Photostats of a Memorial by John Stuart,captain in the South Carolina Provincial Regiment, 26 July1761, and of his widow, Mrs. Sarah Stuart, 9 August 1787.Originals are in the P.R.O. 6 pages.

EE South Broad Street Cemetery. Record of burials and map,n.d. 41 pages.

FF Telfair Family Papers. The Georgia Historical Society has achecklist of this collection. 645 items.1 Edward Telfair Papers, 1773-1782. Letters, letterbook,orders, account book, etc. Names: Cowper & Telfair (Savan-nah merchants), Basil Cowper. 86 items.2 William Telfair Letters, London, Bristol, Nassau, andGreat Exuma, Bahamas, 21 February 1784 - 26 May 1790.Items 318-324. Names: Edward Telfair, William Gibbons,William Gibbons, Jr. 7 items.3 David Zubly, Jr., to William Gibbons, Jr., Nassau, 15April 1786 and 9 July 1788. Items 416-417.4 Nathaniel Hall to William Gibbons and William Gibbons,Jr., Nassau and Exuma, Bahamas, 1789-1791. Items 421,423, 424, 449-452.

GG John Ward Papers. About the arbitration of a case involvinga ship financed by Cowper and Telfair, 1771-1772. 17 items.


HH Sir James Wright Papers.1 Xerox of statement by Miles Brewton vs. Sir JamesWright's confiscated property in Georgia, 24 December1784. 1 page.2 Xerox copy of Thomas Rogers to Gov. Sir James Wright,Savannah, 9 June 1781. Concerning the militia. 2 pages.

II John Joachim Zubly Papers.1 Diary, 5 March 1770 - 9 April 1781. In poor condition,currently being edited for publication by the director of theGeorgia Historical Society.2 Letters, Savannah, Philadelphia, and St. Gall near Savan-nah, 1775?-1781. Names: Noble Wimberly Jones, JohnHoustoun, Archibald Bullock, Gov. Sir James Wright, Cap-tain Moon. 13 pages.3 Letters of S. K. Tefft and William R. Sprague, 1853.About the personal papers of John Joachim Zubly. 5 pages.

JJ Keath Read Collection1 Richard Leake Papers, 1780-1785. Litigation over estatesand debts of Loyalists. 2 items.2 Lachlan Mclntosh Papers, 1778-1786. Memorandum ofbusiness dealings. Name: Abraham Delyon. 3 items.3 Pinckney Papers, 1770-1881. 35 items.4 Levi Sheftall Papers, 1786-1808. Business papers, etc.,after his return to Georgia. 4 items.

KK Microfilm Library. Georgia Loyalist Claims. Taken fromthe P.R.O., A.O. 12 and 13. 5 reels.

LL Framed copy of a Map of the Georgia Frontier by Lt. Col.Archibald Campbell. 24 x 36 inches.

MM Library. Anno Regni Géorgie III Regis, Magnae Brittaniae. . . (London: Eyre & Straham, 1790). 'An Act for givingrelief to such Persons as have Suffered . . . in Consequence oftheir Loyalty to his Majesty. . . .' 9 pages.

GeorgiaWajTiesboro

2121 Effingham County Clerk1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Superior Court Records. Deeds and Mortgages, 1786-1819,

and an index of deeds and mortgages by grantee and grantor.


2121 Effingham County Clerk

1786-1918. 6 vols, and the index. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#63112-14^.

B Ordinary Court Records.1 Marks and Brands, 1790-1903. 1 vol. Microfilm copy atGDA&H §64'172.2 Estate Records, Misc., 1791-1819. Not indexed. 1 vol. Mi-crofilm copy at GDA&H §64^139.3 Marriages, 1791-1834, and index of marriages, 1790-1935.3 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #64^136, 64/39.4 Estate Records Index, 1790-1935. Includes marriages. 2 vols.5 Land Plats, 1783-1800. 4 vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#64/68-69.

Georgia

Washington

2122 Wilkes County Clerk1 Rep. No.: None


1 Deeds and Mortgages, 1785-1791. 7 vols. Microfilm copyat GDA&H #43/30-37.2 Land Survey Records, 1787-1854, and Index, 1784-1839. 4vols, and index. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #45/3, 45/5-6.3 Minutes, 1778-1780, 1787-1800. 4 vols. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #45/29, 71/40.

B. Ordinary Court Records.1 Land Court Minutes, 1784-1801. 3 vols. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #45/19.2 Land Court Orders for Certificates for Land, 1781-1786. 5vols. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #45/4, 45/28.3 Estate Records, Inventories, Appraisals, and Sales, 1794-1799. Indexed. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #44/62.4 Estate Records, Wills, 1786-1806 (transcribed and indexed),1790-1852, 1792-1842, 1792-1801. Microfilm at GDA&H#44/31, 70/31-32.5 Estate Records. Misc.. 1777-1784. 2 vols. Microfilm copyat GDA&H #2/52.


6 Grants of Administration, 1785-1798. In Will Book 'HH.'Microfilm copy at GDA&H #44/31.7 Index of Estate Records, General, 1777-1878. Microfilmcopy at GDA&H #44/28.8 Inferior Court Minutes, 1790-1798, and Inferior Court Re-ceipts, 1792-1794. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #44/ 10, 45/20.

Georgia

2123 Dr. Robert C Bailie1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A The Bailie Family History. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #28 / 76.

Georgia

Waynesboro

2124 Burke County Clerk1 Rep. No.: None

Originals.A Ordinary Court. Tax Digest, 1798. (Other early records were

lost during three fires at the courthouse.) Microfilm copy atGDA&H #186/6.

Georgia

Woodbine

2125 Camden County Clerk1 Rep. No.: None


1 Headright Plats, 1785-1849. 2 vols. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #27/19.2 Land Plats, 1791-1794. 1 vol. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#27/4.3 Land Court Journal, 1787-1789. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#71/18.4 Land Court Minutes, 1787-1849. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#27/6.


2125 Camden County Clerk

5 Land Surveys, 1793-1799. Microfilm copy at GDA&H#27/29.6 Land Grants, Index and Map, 1773-1905. Microfilm copyat GDA&H #27/30.7 Misc. Records, 1779-1827. Includes Inferior Court Records.Microfilm copy at GDA&H #27/69.8 Deeds and Mortgages, 1786-1805. Microfilm copy atGDA&H #71/19-20.9 General Index of Deeds and Mortgages, 1786-1860. Micro-film copy at GDA&H #28/35.10 Citizenship Registration, 1793-1860. (Returning Loyalistshad to qualify for citizenship.) Microfilm copy at GDA&H#27/8.11 Caveats, 1784-1785. Microfilm copy at GDA&H #71/18.

B Ordinary Court Records. Inferior Court.1 Minutes, 1794-1801. Microfilm copy at GDA&H §l\¡i\.2 Misc. Records. See A.7 above.3 Estate Records, Inventories and Appraisements, 1795-1801(in Will Book 'A'), 1795-1824 (in Estate Record Book 'A') .Microfilm copy at GDA&H #71/23.

Florida

Géraldine M. MeroneyGainesville

2200 University of Florida Library1 Rep. No.: None

Originals and microfilm.A P. K. Young Library of Florida History.

1 Microfilm of General Land Office Records, British WestFlorida Papers, 1760-1856. 3 reels.2 Microfilm of Florida Spanish Land Grants, 1763-1821. S9reels.3 Microfilm and photostats of Public Record Office: ColonialOffice, War Office, Treasury Office, Audit Office, and AdmiraltyOffice papers relating to Florida. 144,700 pages of photostatsand some microfilm.4 Bahamas Government Records, 1700-1850, including land


records, vital statistics, and government correspondence. 50reels.5 Elizabeth West Papers, Greenslade Collection, Cruzat Col-lection. Numerous MSS material relating to the Spanish andEnglish colonial periods of Florida.

Florida

Jacksonville

2201 Jacksonville Public Library1 Rep. No.: None

Typescript.A Florida Collection. Typescript of correspondence of Andrew

Tumbull and British officials about East Florida settlementsunder British rule. 382 pages.

FloridaSaint Augustine

2202 National Park Service

1 Rep. No.: None

Microfilm and cards.A Castillo de San Marcos-Fort Matanzas and Fort Caroline

Collections.1 W.P.A. General Index of Allen D. Candler, RevolutionaryRecords of Georgia. 3 vois.2 Microfilm and some calendar cards for Public Record Office,Colonial Office Series, Class 5, Vois. 540-573, 582, and 583,Part I. 11 reels.3 Microfilm and calendar cards for the Gage Papers from theClements Library, Bundles 540-568, 1000, 1020-1032. Corre-spondence between the British Commander-in-Chief and com-manding officers in St. Augustine, 1763-1777. 2 reels.


Florida

Saint Augustine

2203 St. Augustine Historical Society

1 Rep. No.: NoneCopies.A Library Collections.

1 Photostat of a 1783 census of St. Augustine.2 Map of St. Augustine by Moncrief in 1765 which showslandowners within the city.

Florida

Tallahassee

2204 Florida State University Library

1 Rep. No.: NoneOriginals.A Robert M. Strozier Library Manuscript Collection.

1 Documents and letters relating to the administration of Brit-ish East and West Florida, 1762-1801. Name: LieutenantColonel Brown. 53 items.2 Pensacola, West Florida, land grants, 1775-1780. 103 itemsand 43 maps.

B Microfilms of an unpublished Harvard University MS byLydia Parrish, 'Records of Some Southern Loyalists: Being aCollection of Manuscripts About Some 80 Families, Most ofWhom Immigrated to the Bahamas During and After theAmerican Revolution.'

Florida

Tallahassee

2205 Florida Internal Improvement Trust Fund1 Rep. No.: None

Originals and copies.A MSS, typescripts, and translations of various land records re-

lating to East and West Florida, some in Spanish, for the period1776-1821. 12 vols, and boxes.

American Bibliographical Notes

ADDITIONS AND AMENDMENTS TO GAINES'S

Political Works of Concealed Authorship

The third edition of Political Works of Concealed AuthorshipRelating to the United States, 1789-1810 (Hamden, Conn.:The Shoe String Press, 1972), compiled by the writer, wasreleased to the publisher early in 1971. Continued searchingand a slightly broader scope have produced the 121 additionsand the amendments set forth below. In major part the addi-tions are from bibliographies, but 16 are from biographies, 14from histories, and 16 from miscellaneous sources. Alto-gether 191 sources have produced attributions of authorshipof 1056 anonymous or pseudonymous political works.

Pierce Welch Gaines

SOURCES ABBREVIATEDAbemethy The South in the JVew JVation 1789-1819. Thomas P.

Abernethy. Baton Rouge, Louisiana State Univ. Press,1961.

Allibone A Critical Dictionary . . . British and American Authors. . . S. Austin Allibone. 5 vols. Philadelphia, Lippin-cott, 1897-98.

B.A.L. Bibliography of American Literature. Jacob Blanck. 6vols. New Haven, Yale Univ. Press, 1955-.

Bartlett A Catalogue of Books . . . in the Library of John CarterBrown . . . Part III, Vol. II. John Russell Bartlett.New York, Kraus Reprint Corporation, 1963.

Berkeley John Beckley. Edmund Berkeley and Dorothy SmithBerkeley. Philadelphia, American Philosophical Soci-ety, 1973.

Brant James Madison, 1787-1800; do. 1800-1809. Irving Brant.Indianapolis, The Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1950, 1953.

391


Brin. Catalogue of the Library of George Brinley (at auction).Hartford, Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1878-91.

Carter The Political Activities of Mathew Carey. Edward C. Car-ter II (dissertation, 1962). Ann Arbor, Xerox Uni-versity Microfilms, 1975.

CHA Dictionary Catalogue of tbe History of the Americas. TheNew York Public Library. 28 vols. Boston, G. K.Hall & Co., 1961.

Clark Peter Porcupine in America, 1792-1800. Mary E. Clark.Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, 1939.

Cush. Initials and Pseudonyms. William Cushing. 1st, 2nd Ser.New York, T. Y. Crowell & Co., 1885, 1888.

D.A.B. Dictionary of American Biography. 20 vols, in 10. NewYork, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1958.

D.N.B. The Concise Dictionary of JVational Biography. Part I.London, Oxford Univ. Press, 1965.

Ellis Joseph Dennie and His Circle. Harold M. Ellis. NewYork, AMS Press, Inc., 1971.

E. Aînerican Bibliography. Charles Evans. Vols. 7-13. Chi-cago, for the author, and Worcester, American Anti-quarian Society, 1912-55.

E. Supp. Supplement to Charles Evans' American Bibliography.Roger P. Bristol. Charlottesville, University Press ofVirginia, 1970.

Goldsmiths' Catalogue of the Goldsmiths' Library of Economic Literature.Margaret Canney and David Knott. Cambridge, Cam-bridge Univ. Press. 2 vols., 1972, 1975.

Hamilton The Papers of Alexander Hamilton. 22 vols. New York,Papers Columbia Univ. Press, 1961-.

Higginbotham The Keystone in the Democratic Arch: Pennsylvania Politics1800-1816. Sanford W. Higginbotham. Harrisburg,Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission,1952.

Howes U.S.-IAJ\rA (1650-1950). Wright Howes. New York,Bowker, 1962.

Hutcheson Tench Coxe. Harold Hutcheson. New York, Da CapoPress, 1969.

American Bibliographical JVotes 393

Jeff. Catalogue of the Library of Thomas Jefferson. E. MillicentSowerby. 5 vols. Washington, Government PrintingOffice, 1952-59.

Kress Catalogue of The Kress Library of Business and Economics1777-1817, and Supplement 1473-1848. Boston, Har-vard Graduate School of Business Administration,1957, 1967.

Link Democratic-Republican Societies, 1790-1800. Eugene PerryLink. New York, Octagon Books, 1973.

Livermore Early American Land Companies. Shaw Livermore. NewYork, Octagon Books, 1968.

McMurtrie American Imprints Inventory . . . JVo. S. Check List ofKen-(Ky.) tucky Imprints 1787-1810. Douglas C. McMurtrie,

Albert H. Allen. Louisville, The Historical RecordsSurvey, 1939.

Malone Jefferson and His Time. Dumas Malone. 5 vols. Boston,Little, Brown and Co., 1951-.

Minick A History of Printing in Maryland 1791-1800. A. RachelMinick. Baltimore, Enoch Pratt Free Library, 1949.

Morison Harrison Gray Otis. Samuel Eliot Morison. Boston,Houghton Miffiin Co., 1969.

NYHS Quar. JVew-Tork Historical Society Quarterly. New York, theSociety.

PBSA The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America. NewYork, the Society.

Pearl William Cobbett. M. L. Pearl. Westport, Conn., Green-wood Press, 1971.

Purcell Connecticut in Transition 1775-1818. Richard J. Purcell.Washington, American Historical Association, 1918.

Rink Printing in Delaware 1761-1800. Evald Rink. Wilming-ton, Eleutherian Mills Historical Library, 1969.

S. Dictionary of Books Relating to America. Joseph Sabin. 29vols. New York, J. Sabin, 1868-1936.

Shaw American Bibliography. A Preliminary Checklist for 1801\yi810'}. Compiled by Ralph R. Shaw and Richard H.Shoemaker. New York, The Scarecrow Press, Inc.,1958-61.


Sibley Sibley's Harvard Graduates. Clifford K. Shipton. Boston,Massachusetts Historical Society, 1968-75.

Smith Diary Diary of Elihu Hubbard Smith. James E. Cronin, ed.Philadelphia, American Philosophical Society, 1973.

STE JVational Index of American Imprints through 1800: TheShort-Title Evans. 2 vois. Worcester, American Anti-quarian Society, 1969.

Stoddard A Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets Unrecorded in OscarfVegelin's Early American Poetry, 1650-1820. RogerE. Stoddard. Providence, Brown University, 1969.

Stonehill Anonyma and Pseudonyms. C. A. Stonehill, A. Block andH. W. Stonehill. 4 vois. London, Stonehill, 1927.

Susquehannah The Susquehannah Company Papers. Vol. XI. Robert J.Taylor, ed. Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1971.

Tagg Benjamin Franklin Bache and the Philadelphia Aurora.James D. Tagg (dissertation). Ann Arbor, XeroxUniversity Microfilms, 1973.

Weg. Early American Poetry. Oscar Wegelin. New York, P.Smith, 1930.

Whitaker The Mississippi Question. Arthur P. Whitaker. New York,Appleton-Century Co., 1934.

Wolf 'Historical Grist for the Bibliographical Mill.' EdwinWolf 2nd. Studies in Bibliography, Charlottesville, Uni-versity Press of Virginia, XXV, 1972.

Young The Democratic Republicans of Jfew York: The Origins,1763-1797. Alfred F. Young. Chapel Hill, Universityof North Carolina Press, 1967.

ADDITIONS

1789

89-011 Bibliotheca Americana . . . books, pamphlets, state papers . . .North and South America. . . . London. 1789. 4 to. 271p.l.

By Leman Thomas Rede, Sr.?

Goldsmiths' 13760; S. 5198 (Reid).

American Bibliographical Jiotes 395

89-012 Considerations on the abolition of slavery . . . political duty. . . .Oxford 1789. 8vo. 169p.

By Thomas Burgess D.D..?

Stonehill 351. S. 15957 not attr. Burgess was at Oxford in1789 (D.N.B.).

89-013 Considerations on the present state of the nation . . . BritishEmpire. By a late Under Secretary of State. London. 1789.

8vo. xii,68p.

By William Knox.

S. 38179; Kress B.1639.

89-071 Extra Official State Papers. Addressed to . . . Parliament. . . . Bya Late Under Secretary of State. London. 1789. 2 vols. 8vo.(4)55p., Appendix49 (2) 14 (2) 174 ( l ) ; 63, Appendix 84p.Also Dublin 1789. 8vo. 308p.

By William Knox.

S. 38181; Bartlett 3290, 3291; Kress B.1640.

89-072 Letters on political liberty. Addressed to a member of the EnglishHouse of Commons. . . . London. Third edition. 1789. 8vo.(4)l27p.

By David Williams.

S. 104187.

89-073 The mechanics lecture . . . usefulness of mechanic arts . . . byAbsalom Aimwell. . . . Philadelphia 1789. Unseen.

By Andrew Adgate.

E. 21627. See 95-241.

89-074 Mémoire sur le commerce de la France et de ses colonies. . . .Paris. 1789. 4to. (2) 122p.

By J. de Tolosan.

S. 96126; Bartlett 3269.


89-091 Observations sur un pamphlet . . . Réclamation des NègresLibres, colons Amériquains. Paris. 1789. 8vo. 17p.

By Henri Grégoire.

S. 28736, Bartlett 3281.

89-161 Reflections on the present state of the slaves . . . and the slavetrade from Africa. . . . London 1789. 8vo. 64p.

By M. Kerr.

Goldsmiths' 14012 (attribution by Lord Sheffield). S. 68709

not attr.

89-162 Sentiments véritables . . . sur l'Esclavage des nègres. . . . Paris

1789.

By Condorcet, Marquis de, M. J. A. N. de Caritat.

S. 15193. See Jeff. 1376 for related item.

89-163 A short account of the Bahama Islands . . . their relative andpolitical situation. . . . London 1789. 4to. (4)44p.

By William Wylly.

S. 105673; Kress B.1753. S. 80583 has John Graves.

1790

90-011 An address to the Parliament . . . Spain and Great Britain . . .American possessions. . . . By Zetes. London (l790). 8vo.(2)49(1)p.

By Mr. Gregg.?

S. 106327. Howes A79 not attr.

90-051 Considerations on the nature of a funded debt. . . . New York,1790. 8vo. 13p.

By Robert R. Livingston.

Young pp. 180-182; Howard L. Mott Cat. 190 July 1971.Not attr. E. 22432; Chancellor Robert R. Livingston of XewTork, George Dangerfield, New York Harcourt, 1960.


90-141 A letter from W.K. Esq. to W. Wilberforce Esq. [on the slavetrade^. London 1790. 8vo. 24p.

By William Knox.

Goldsmiths' 14512.

9O-151 A letter to Wm. Wilberforce, Esq. By Philo-Africanus. London. . . 1790. 8vo. (2)64p.

By George Ellis?

Goldsmiths' 14505 (attribution by Lord Sheffield). Not attr.S. 62541; Kress B.1922.

90-152 Mémoires sur l'administration de la Marine et des Colonies. . . .Paris 1790. 2 vols., 8vo. 248;70,12p.

By Gabriel de Bory.

S. 6437, 47554; Bartlett 3251,2.

90-181 Notices statistiques sur les colonies françaises. Paris 1787-1790.4 vols. 8vo.

By Edme-Jean-Hilaire Filleau de Saint-Hilaire.''

S. 95786.

90-221 Réflexions d'un Cultivateur Américain . . . l'Esclavage.

Paris 1790. 12mo. (4)99p.

By M. G. St. Jean de Crevecoeur.?

S. 68739.

1791

91-00 An abstract of the evidence delivered before a select committee. . . abolition of the slave trade. . . . London 1791. 8vo.xxvi,l55p. map, plate; Edinburgh 1791. 8vo. (2)l28p. map,plate; second ed. 1792 I2mo. (2)xx, I4 l ( l )p . map, plate.

By William Fox?

See 92-01. S. 81745,6; Kress B.2011 not attr.


91-101 Observations on a variety of subjects . . . by a gentleman . . .who resided some time in Philadelphia. Third edition. Lon-don 1791. 8vo. xiii,206p. Also Dublin 1791.

By Rev. Jacob Duché.

Bartlett 3452; S. 21055,21048. 'Caspipina's Letters' published1774.

91-22 La vérité au pied du troné . . . Avec des anecdotes, (n.p.) 17912 vols, in one.

By Laurent Pierre Bérenger?

S. 98983.

1792

92-041 An address to the Right Reverend the prelates of England . . .slave trade. London 1792. 12mo. 15p.

By George Harrison.

Goldsmiths' 15396; S. 30555.

92-042 The African slave trade . . . entire abolition. Edinburgh 1792.8vo. 206p.

By Neil Douglas.

Goldsmiths' 15381.

92-043 An apology for slavery . . . arguments against abolition. London1792. 8vo.

By Rev. Alexander Geddes.

S. 26823; Stonehill 84.

92-051 A brief examination into the increase of the revenue, commerce,and navigation of Great Britain. . . . London . . . 1792 Ip.l.19p. 2 eds. also Dublin.

By George Rose.

Kress B.2402-4; Stonehill 238. See 93-041.


92-091 Considerations on the advantage of free ports . . . commerce ofthis country. London 1792 12mo. vi,vi,[|73-3Op.

By Robert Peckham.

Kress B.2378; Goldsmiths' 15159.

92-121 Effects of the stage on the manners of a people and the pro-priety of . . . establishing a virtuous theatre. By a Bostonian.1792. 8vo. 75(1 )p. plate.

By William Haliburton.

S. 29697; E. 24371.

92-171 Impartial statement of the controversy . . . committee of can-vassers. . . . New York 1792. 8vo. 46p.

By Aaron Burr.

Young 318; Aaron Burr, Nathan Schachner, New York, A. S.Barnes & Co. 1961, p. 113. Collection by Burr.

92-201 Old truths and established facts, being an answer to a very newpamphlet indeed! [|n.p.|] 1792. 12mo. 13p.

By Thomas Paine?

Kress S.5406; Goldsmiths' 15401. Signed Vindex. On slavery.S. 57147 has 1793.SeeS. 99776+. Answer to S. 99320(1792).

92-331 Substance of a speech . . . abolition of the slave t rade . . . . London1792. 8vo. (4)56p.; 2d ed. 8vo. (8)56(20)p.

By Gilbert Francklyn?

S. 93366.

92-341 A summary view of the evidence delivered before a Committee. . . slave trade. . . . London 1792. 12mo. 12p.

By William Fox.

Goldsmiths' 15391.


1793

93-011 Alfred's letters; or a review of the political state of Europe. . . .London (1793). 8vo. (5)2-218p. leaf.

By Sir James Bland Burges.

Cush. 1 ser. p. 9; Stonehill 40 (have 1792). Preliminary

'Advertisement' is dated March 50, 1793.

93-031 An appeal to the candour of both Houses of Parliament. . . slavetrade. London 1793. 8vo. 48p.

By Sir George Thomas?

Goldsmiths' 15784. Attribution by Lord Sheffield.

93-041 A brief examination into the increase of the revenue, commerceand navigation of Great Britain.. . . 4th ed. London 1793. 58p.

By George Rose.

Kress B.2610. See 92-051.

93-061 Les citoyens françois, habitans des Etats-Unis . . . à leur patrie,à ses Réprésentans . . . (Boston 1793.-') 22cm. 17p. Captiontitle.

By Joseph Nancrede.

'Joseph Nancrede,' Madeleine B. Stem, PBSA, 70 (1976),

28, 29. Not attr. E. Supp. B8305; STE 46716 (p. 152).

93-251 Operative and speculative masonry . . . Boston. . . . 1793. 4to.

l lp .

By George H. Richards.

E. 26087; S. 70923.

93-281 Reflections on the propriety of an immediate conclusion ofpeace. . . . London . . . 1793. 13lp. 21cm. 2 fold. tab.

By Nicholas Vansittart, Lord Bexley.

Kress B.2453. Answer to 93-16.


93-311 Thoughts on modem politics . . . London 1793. 12mo. 248p.

By Neil Douglas.̂ "

S. 95680.

93-312 Thoughts on the causes of the present failures. London 1793.

8vo. 30p; plus 2d, 3d, 4th eds.

By William Roscoe.

S. 95694; Kress B.2606-09.

1794

94^-00 An address of the Democratic Society of the City of New York.. . . New York 1794. 8vo. 20p. Repr. Newport, same.

By Tunis Wortman.?

Young, p. 394 'probably.' E. 27403,4 not attr.

94-031 Authentic history of the origin and progress of the late revolu-tion in Geneva. Philadelphia 1794. 8vo. 25p.

By Sir Francis d'lvemois.

E. 27159. 1798 enlarged edition E. 33927.

94-261 Peace and reform . . . in answer to 'The example of France awarning to Britain.' . . . London 1794. (4)l60p.; also (6)144p. 20cm.

By Daniel Stuart.

Kress B.2842,3; Allibone p. 2291.

1795

95-011 Address to the President of the United States . . . (signed)Caius. Philadelphia, July 21st, 1795. In American Remem-

brancer, II, pp. 106-114.

By Mathew Carey.

E. 28387; Carter p. 222. STE 28387 questions if a separate.


95-101 Considerations on Lord Grenville's and Mr. Pitt's bills con-cerning treasonable and seditious practices and unlawful as-semblies. . . . By a lover of order. (London, 1795).

By William Godwin.

Smith Diary p. 158 and note; Jfew Cambridge Bibliography ofEnglish Literature, ed. George Watson, Cambridge Univ.Pr., 1971, 2:1250.

95-241 A lecture . . . useful arts and manufactures . . . by Absalom Aim-

well, Esq. Catskill 1795. 12mo. 29p.

By Andrew Adgate.

E. 28154; Young p. 410. Reprint of 89-071.

95-251 Letters from General Washington . . . in June and July 1776.. . . Philadelphia . . . 1795. 8vo. 44p.

By John Randolph?

E. 28969; Jeff. 3176; George Washington, Douglas S. Free-man, New York, Scribners, 1948-57, vol. 4, p. 582. Ascribedalso to John Vardill. Forged letters.

95-391 Proceedings of the Society of United Irishmen, of Dublin. . . .

Philadelphia . . . 1795. 12mo. (9) (241)p.

By William Drennan, principally.

Carter pp. 216, 217. E. 28590 not attr.

95-441 A second address to the Right Reverend the Prelates of England. . . slave trade. . . . London . . . 1795. 8vo.

By George Harrison.

S. 30555. See 92-041.

95-481 To the citizens of New-York. The inhabitants of this city. . . .New York, July 18, 1795. Broadside 23 x 19 cm.

By William S. Smith.

Hamilton Papers XVIII p. 488n. E. Supp. B.9322 not attr.


1796

96-071 "Auri sacra fames!" Confessional tears of a louis d'or. . . .(Philadelphia.? 1796). I6mo.

By Oliver Whipple.

Sibley XVI p. 433 and note. E. 30258 not attr.

96-241 Fragment. Addressed to the sons and daughters of humanity.

By a citizen of the world. Philadelphia 1796. 8vo. 8p.

By Mathew Carey.

Goldsmiths' 16793; E. 30157; S. 10889 note.

96-421 Observations on the North-American Land Company. . . . Lon-

don . . . 1796. 8vo. 2p.leaf xviii(l9)-149p.leaf.

By Robert Morris.

Livermore p. I68n. Kress B.3255 not attr. See 95-37.

96-431 Papers, relative to an application to Congress . . . workingmines . . . February 10, 1796. . . . (Philadelphia 1796). 8vo.(28)p.

By Edward Livingston?

Young p. 558. E. 31473 not attr.

96-771 To the citizens who shall be convened . . . City of New York.. . . (New York 1796.) Broadside, sgd. 'New Yorker.'

By Alexander Hamilton.

Hamilton Papers XX p. 131. Not E.

1798

98-641 Strictures on Harvard University. . . . By a Senior. Boston.(1798.) 12mo. 35p.

By William Austin.

E. 33344; S. 30763, S. 92840+; D.A.B. 1:440.


1799

99-231 The Federalist: a collection of essays, written in favour of thenew constitution. . . . New York 1799. 12mo. 2 vois. vi,227;vi, 227; vi, 384p.

By Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay.

E. 35581. This is E. 21127 with new title pages.

1800

00-031 An address to the voters for electors . . . in the State of Virginia.. . . Alexandria (1800). Broadside, fol. Also (Richmond1800). Broadside, fol.

By Thomas Evans.

Prologue to Democracy: The Federalists in the South, 1789-1800,Lisle A. Rose, Lexington, U. of Kentucky Press, 1968, p. 262.Not attr. E. 36773,4.

00-311 Klagen über den Tod des General Waschingtons am 22sten

Februar 1800. . . . (Philadelphia 1800.) 18mo. 4p.

By Justus H. C. Helmuth?

S. 101829; E. 37603.

00—401 Public speculation unfolded: in sixteen letters . . . by JonathanDayton of New Jersey. . . . New York 1800. 8vo. 18p.

By James Cheetham?

E. 37297; S. 19001 under Dayton, who wrote the letters butdid not authorize the pamphlet. Published by Cheetham'spartner. Used to attack Dayton by Cheetham in 02-23 p. 17note, p. 63.

00-402 A rallying point for all true friends to their country. ( Charleston1800.) 8vo. 16p.

By James Simons.

Jeff. 3227; E. 38506; S. 81322.


00-501 The school of wisdom; or, American monitor. . . . Philadelphia. . . 1800. 16mo. xii,[;5;]-304p.

By Mathew Carey, compiler.

E. 37099; Carter p. 272: a 'republican primer.'

00-591 To the Republican citizens of . . . Pennsylvania. Lancaster, Sept.17, 1800. 8vo.

By Tench Coxe.''

Hutcheson 41n 'probably.' Coxe signed it. Not attr. Jeff.3234; S. 17308; E. 38660.

00-641 Voyages, Adventures & Situation of the French Emigrants,from the year '89 to '99 . . . translated from the French, by aLady. Lexington (Ky.) 1800. 8vo. xi,25(l)p.

By Mme Mentelle.

S. 100822; McMurtrie (Ky.) 133; E. 38971.

1801

01-041 Connecticut claim: first ground of their private title. . . . Lan-caster 1801. 8vo. 22p.

By Tench Coxe.

Susquehannah p. 2In. Shaw 350 not attr.

01-061 A dialogue between Quacko and Sambo; addressed to the NewJersey Federalists, particularly those of Burlington County,(n.p., 1801.?) Broadside.

By Ebenezer Tucker.

The JVew Jersey Federalists, R. J. and M. C. Pasler, Ruther-ford, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1975, p. 131n.l 1.

01-081 Epaminondas, originally published in numbers, in the New YorkGazette. . . . New York 1801. 8vo. 17p.

By Mr. Monfort (or Montfort)?

A View of the Political Conduct of Aaron Burr, James Chee-tham, Shaw 2024, p. 66, notes that Monfort, living with Burr,claimed authorship. Shaw 1685 attr. Augustus B. Woodward.S. 22678 not attr.


01-091 Financial facts of the eighteenth century . . . revenue . . . com-merce of Great Britain. London 1801. 8vo. 2p.leaf,88p.

By John M'Arthur.

Goldsmiths' 18270; Kress B.4410. Goldsmiths' 18609 is re-

vised ed. 1803 not anon.

01-121 Letters of Sulpicius . . . Treaty of Armed Neutrality. . . . London

1801. 8vo. 48,xxiiip.

By William W. Grenville, Baron Grenville.

See Pearl p. 53. S. 93572 not attr. Taken from 'The Porcu-

pine' of William Cobbett.

01-131 The people's friend . . . the 4th of March 1801. . . . Philadelphia

(1801). 2p.

By Rembrandt Peale.

Thomas Jefferson and music, Helen Cripe, Charlottesville, Uni-versity Press of Virginia, 1974, p. 80. Music by John IsaacHawkins. Shaw 634 not attr.

1802

02-031 American precedents of declarations. . . . Boston. 1802. 8vo.345p.

By John Anthon.

First ed. of Shaw 19369, 1810, not anon. Not attr. Shaw 1756.

02-061 Catalogue of books, maps and charts . . . Library of the twohouses of Congress. . . . Washington City . . . 1802. 8vo. lOp.

By John James Beckley.

Berkeley pp. 240,1, with facsimile of title page. Shaw 3259

not attr.

02-081 The Connecticut dissenters' strong box: No. I . . . compiled by a

dissenter. . . . New-London 1802. 8vo. 40p.

By John Leland.

S. 39969; Purcell pp. 76, 244. Not attr. Shaw 2075.


02-101 An English country gentleman's address . . . Parliament . . .Slave Trade. London 1802. 8vo. lO3p.

By William Knox?

S. 81961.

02-131 Fayette in prison; or, misfortunes of the great. A modem trag-edy. By a gentleman of Massachusetts. Worcester . . . 1802.8vo. 40p. Also 23p.?

By Samuel Elliot.

PBSA, 65 (1971), 280; Brin. 6855. Not attr. Shaw 2215;S. 23952, 51101.

02-141 The Federalist, on the new constitution. By Publius . . . addedPacificus, on the proclamation of neutrality. . . . New York1802. 8vo. 2 vols.:viii,317(l);v,35lp.

By Alexander Hamilton, principally.

See nos. 96-35 and 99-231. S. 23981. Not attr. Shaw 2218.

02-251 Observations on the present relative situation of Great Britainand France. . . . Liverpool 1802. 8vo. I6p.

By James Currie.

Goldsmiths' 18572. Not S.

02-252 On the probable effects of the peace with respect to the commer-cial interests of Great Britain. . . . London 1802. 8vo. 75p.

By Henry Thornton.

Goldsmiths' 18414; Kress B.4614. Not S.

02-253 Petition to the Senate and House of Representatives. . . . (Phila-delphia 1802.) 8p.

By Barnabas Bidwell.

Susquehannah p. xxix, 230, 310. Shaw 2874 not attr.

02-301 The spirit of despotism. . . . Trenton . . . 1802. 384p.

By Vicesimus Knox.

Shaw 2494. See 95-46, 99-43.


1803

03-061 Boston. A poem. . . . Boston . . . 1803. 8vo. 16p.

By Winthrop Sargent.

Sibley XVII 625; Weg. 1127; Shaw 5018. 2d ed. 1803 notanon., Weg. 1128.

03-071 Buonaparte in the West Indies; or, the History of ToussaintLouverture. . . . London 1803, 8vo. 16,16,16p.; plus 3d ed.;plus 4th ed. Dublin 1804.

By James Stephen.

S. 91235. Not attr. S. 42349.

03-151 The glory of Columbia . . . Fourth of July. . . . New York . . .1803. 12mo. 12p.

By William Dunlap.

B.A.L. 4990; Shaw 4117.

03-152 Important considerations for the people of this kingdom. . . .London . . . 1803. . . . 12mo. 16p.

By William Cobbett.

Goldsmiths' 18756; Pearl 69. Not S.

03-261 Plan of national improvement. . . Great Britain. . . . Brunswick1803. 26,154p.

By John Mitchell?

Kress B.4718; Stonehill 2113. Dedication signed in ms. inKress copy.

1804

04-131 Catalogue of books, maps and charts . . . library of the twohouses of Congress. . . . Washington City . . . 1804. I3p.

By John James Beckley.?

See 02-061. Beckley continued as librarian. Shaw 7489 notattr.


04-151 A communication from the Pennsylvania Society for the encour-agement of manufactures. . . . Philadelphia . . . 1804. 8vo. 28p.

By Tench Coxe?

Contains a report on manufactures (pp. 17-28) 'probably' byCoxe. Hutcheson 163n. Not attr. Shaw 7024.

04-152 A concise statement. . . abolition of the slave trade. London . . .1804. 79(2)[;81>108p. Also 2d, 3d eds.

By Henry Peter Brougham, Lord.

Kress B.4770-2; Goldsmiths' 18936,7. S. 8404 is an appendix,1804.

04-201 A defence of the legislature of Massachusetts. . . . Boston . . .1804. 8vo. 28p. Four issues: ( 1 ) erratum 2 lines foot of p. 28;(2) no erratum, 2 lines reset p. 20, 3 lines asterisks p. 21;(3) erratum, title has defense; (4) like (2) but title has de-fense. Also Northampton 1804. 28p.

By Harrison Gray Otis?

James Kent's copy has 'said to be by' Otis. Not attr. Morison;

Shaw 6134-6; S. 19248.

04-251 A faithful report of the trial of Hurdy Gurdy . . . convicted of aseditious libel . . . on the testimony of a French horn. . . .1804. 39p.

By William Sampson.

Shaw 6276, as indexed (Shaw 13543 is not anon.). See 06-131and 08-241.

04-271 Letter of the Justices of the Supreme Judicial Court to his Ex-cellency the Governor. . . . Boston . . . 1804. 8vo. 28p.

By Theodore Sedgwick?

The Jeffersonian Crisis, Richard E. Ellis, New York, OxfordUniv. Press, 1971, 188-91, 323n.l5: 'probably.' He was ajustice. Not attr. Shaw 6113, 6739.


04-291 A letter to the right Hon. William Pitt . . . new argumentsagainst the Abolition of the Slave Trade. . . . By Brittannicus.London 1804. 8vo. (2)33p.

By Rev. Francis Randolph?

S. 67824. S. 82006 not attr.

04-292 The letters of Curtius written by the late John Thomson. . . .Richmond . . . 1804. . . . 8vo. xiv(2)78(2)p.

Introduction by George Hày.

Jeff. 3526; S. 95583.

04-361 Notices on the slave trade . . . British-Isles. London 1804.(5)2-20p.

By George Harrison.

Kress B.4805; S. 30556; Stonehill 1498; Goldsmiths' 18938.

1805

05-131 An exposition of some facts relative to the personal conduct, andbusiness of the office of Tench Coxe, purveyer of public sup>-plies. . . . Philadelphia . . . 1805. . . . 8vo. 13p.

By Tench Coxe.

Hutcheson 43n. Shaw 8259 omits name in evident error.

05-301 A sketch of the geography . . . United Territories of NorthAmerica. . . . Philadelphia . . . 1805. 57p.

By Benjamin Davies?

Monthly Anthology and Boston Review, vol. 3 ( 1806), p. 264,cited Mirror for Americans, Ralph H. Brown, New York,American Geographical Society, 1943, p. 257. Not attr. Shaw9364.

1806

06-051 An answer to the inquiry into the state of the nation. . . . London. . . 1806. 8vo. xvi[|9]-l57p.; plus 2d ed., same.

By Joseph Lane.

Goldsmiths' 19315. Not attr. Kress B.5001,2. Not S.


06-131 A faithful report of the trial of Hurdy Gurdy. . . . New York1806. 42p.

By William Sampson.

See 04-251, 08-241. Not attr. Shaw 10383.

06-241 Memorial of the merchants of the Town of Boston . . . February3, 1806. . . . City of Washington . . . 1806. (3)4-17(1 )p.

By James Lloyd, junr.

Documents relating to JVew England Federalism, Henry Adams,Boston, Little, Brown, 1877, p. 406, quoting Timothy Pick-ering. Shaw 11629 not attr.

06-242 Memorial of the owners . . . ship, the New Jersey . . . to theSenate and House. . . . Philadelphia . . . 1806. 8vo. 66p.

By Pierre S. DuPont de Nemours?

Malone V 89 and note; Correspondence of Jefferson and DuPontde ¡N'emours, Gilbert Chinard, Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore,1931, p. 99n. Shaw 10856, S. 47683, not attr.

06-341 Report of the Committee of the Senate of Massachusetts, on . . .the votes for Govemour . . . and the p ro tes t . . . to the accep-tance of the same. . . . (Boston, 1806.) Broadside.

Protest by Harrison G. Otis?

Morison, 1913 ed., vol. 1, p. 272n, suggests Otis. Shaw10824 not attr.

06-361 A state of the allegations and evidence . . . free intercourse be-tween the sugar colonies and the United States. . . . Reprinted(London?) 1806. 8vo. I54,xxxip.

By Charles Jenkinson, 1 st Earl of Liverpool?

S. 90598. Kress B.5124 not attr.


1807

07-051 Crito's letters to the electors . . . commercial representation andthe seat of government. . . . Philadelphia 1807. 8vo. 26p.

By Joseph Sansom?

Calendar of the Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson, Washing-ton, Dept. of State, 1895, Part II, p. 487, Sansom letter Dec.1807. Not attr. S. 17554; Shaw 12373.

07-211 A permanent and effectual remedy . . . evils under which theBritish West Indies now labour. London 1807. 48p. Alsosame 1808.

By John Robley.

S. 60985; S. 102858+; Kress S. 5929.

07-261 Report of the comniittee . . . official conduct of the Governor ofPennsylvania. . . . Lancaster . . . 1807. 40p.

By Michael Leib?

View of the Whole Ground (1808) Shaw 16634, p. 11: 'mani-festly the work of Michael Leib.' See Higginbotham p. 126.Not attr. Shaw 13345.

07-262 Short remarks upon recent political occurrences . . . finance. . . .London . . . 1807. 8vo. (4)50p.; plus 2d ed. same.

By Charles Long, Baron Famborough.

Goldsmiths' 19435,6; Kress B.5183. Not S.

07-281 A sketch of the . . . trial of William Hardy . . . murder. . . . Bos-ton 1807. 47p.

By D. J. Blake?

Stonehill 2340. Not attr. Shaw 13599; The Annals of Murder,Thomas M. McDade, U. of Oklahoma Press, 1961, 441.

American Bibliographical Motes 413

07-301 The spirit of despotism. . . . Norristown . . . 1807. 263p.

By Vicesimus Knox.

Shaw 12877. See 95-46, 99^3, 02-301.

07-302 Statement of a plan of finance, proposed to Parliament. . . . Lon-don . . . 1807. 4to. 22,48p., tables; also 28(66)p., tables.

By Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice, Marquis of Lansdowne.

Goldsmiths' 19441,2; Kress B.5207,S. Not S.

07-303 A statistical account of the Schuylkill permanent bridge. . . .Philadelphia . . . 1807. 8vo. 84p., plate.

By Richard Peters.

S. 61205; Shaw 13366.

1808

08-051 An address to the people of the American states who chooseelectors. . . . Washington City . . . 1808. . . . 54p.

By Matthew Lyon?

His Excellency George Clinton, E. Wilder Spaulding, PortWashington, Ira J. Friedman Inc., 1964, p. 291. Not attr.Shaw 14301.

08-061 Analysis of the late correspondence between our administrationand Great Britain and France. . . . Boston (1808). 8vo. 52p.By John Lowell.

Shaw 15457. The 1809 ed. (09-08) has material made publicJan. 17, 1809, not contained here. Shaw 17933 has (1809).

08-091 A brief history . . . proposed impeachment . . . Governor of

Pennsylvania. . . . Lancaster . . . 1808. 12mo. (2)ii,5-69p.

By Thomas McKean.

S. 43380. Not Shaw.


08—241 A faithful report of the trial of Hurdy Gurdy . . . convicted of aseditious l ibe l . . . on the testimony of a French horn. . . . NewYork (Brooklyn) 1808. 39p.

By William Sampson.

Richard S. Wormser cat. 270 no. 172; Douglas S. McMurtrie,Brooklyn Press, 11. Not attr. Shaw 14982. But see Shaw13543 (1807) not anon. See 04-251, 06-131.

08-242 The freaks of Columbia; or, the removal of the seat of govern-ment: a farce . . . by Timothy Taste. . . . Washington City . . .1808. 12mo. 70(2)p.

By William Hiort?

So noted on Dr. S. L. Mitchell's copy: PBSA, 65 ( 1971 ), 288.

Not attr. Shaw 16287; S. 20314n, 94403.

08-351 Plain truth, addressed to the independent electors of the State of

New Jersey. . . . Trenton . . . 1808. 8vo. 27p.

By James J. Wilson.

JVew Jersey's Jeffersonian Republicans, Carl E. Prince, ChapelHill, University of North Carolina Press, 1967, pp. 216, 217.Shaw 15961 not attr.

1809

09-141 General Smith's bill of exchange exposed. (Baltimore, July1809.) Broadside.

By Joseph Hopper Nicholson?

Merchant Congressman in the Young Republic: Samuel Smith ofMaryland, Frank A. Cassell, Madison, U. of Wisconsin Pr.,1971, p.. 151 and note: 'probably.' Not S. or Shaw.

09-191 Memorial. To the honorable the Senate and House . . . UnitedStates. The memorial . . . legislature of Massachusetts. (Bos-ton? 1809.) 8vo. I5p.

By Harrison Gray Otis?

Morison 308. Companion piece 09-03. Shaw 18038 not attr.


1810

10-061 Cri des colons, contre un ouvrage . . . de la littérature desnègres. . . . Paris 1810. 12mo. (4),312p.

By F. R. de Tussac.

S. 97507.

10-241 Offrandes à Bonaparte, par trois étrangers. . . . London 1810. Inthree parts.

Part 1 by Robert Walsh.

S. 101165+. Translation of 10-17.

10-271 Proceedings of the Republican meeting . . . Albany . . . at JaredSkinners Long Room, March 13, 1810. Albany . . . 1810. 23p.

Address by Solomon Southwick.

Decline of Aristocracy . . . JVew Tork, Dixon R. Fox, ColumbiaUniv. (1919), p. 109 n l . Shaw 19952 not attr.

10-333 A view of the character, manners and customs of the NorthAmericans. . . . By the Rev. J. Goldsmith. . . . Philadelphia1810. 12mo. (2),39p. 3 plates.

By Sir Richard Phillips.

S. 99551A; Shaw 21080.

AMENDMENTS90-21 A plan for the general arrangement . . . not anon.

91-04 An address to the people . . . also London 8p.

91-06 Authentic memoirs . . . By Benjamin Baynton. D.A.B. 2:520; E.Alfred Jones, Maryland History Mag. XVIII 300-308; CHA2587 1:4. Not attr. S. 7082. See Abemethy 98n.

91-07 A brief examination . . . the whole has seven parts; seen withseven, six, five, and three.

92-02 Address to the citizens . . . By David Ross and William Camp-bell? Hamilton Papers XX 396n5,7; Minick 91 citing E. 24756.


92-06 A brief examination . . . Goldsmiths' 15152 notes preface byCapell Lofft.

92-12 The duty of abstaining . . . plus 2nd ed. London 12mo. 23p.Goldsmiths' 15373.

92-21 The path to riches . . . Reprinted 1809 not anon. Shaw 18702.

92-30 A short sketch . . . plus London 1792 8vo. 23p.; plus 3d ed.London 1792 I2mo. 24p. Goldsmiths' 15378,9.

92-33 Strictures and observations . . . plus 8vo. 19p.

93-06 A case decided . . . In second Philadelphia issue first signature isreset; the bracketed matter on page ( 1 ) is 7 lines vs. 8 lines.

93-09 A description of the situation . . . See Sibley XVI 292, a letter byFrancis Winter included.

93-20 A military essay . . . By James Simons.

93-25 Old truths . . . replaced by 92-201.

93-27 A plan for encouraging agriculture . . . Hutcheson not attr.

94-09 Democracy: an epic poem . . . Smith Diary, Introduction p. 11:'A letter from [̂ Richard]] Alsop to [̂ Dr. Mason F.^ Cogswelldated January 16, 1793 [at Connecticut Hist. Soc] makes clearthat Cogswell and Smith wrote the piece which Alsop has editedand somewhat modified.' Young 414n doubts attribution to Liv-ingston.

94-33 A short account of Algiers . . . plus London 1794. 63p. Gold-smiths' 16113.

95-12 A defence of the treaty . . . See Hamilton Papers XVIII pp.475-9. Rufus King wrote essays 23-30, 34, 35, not here included.

95-19 Features of Mr. Jay's Treaty . . . Life and Writings of AlexanderJames Dallas, George M. Dallas, Philadelphia, 1871, 160-207.Hamilton Papers XVIII, 477n.

95-49 A twig of birch . . . two issues: final rule on title single or double.Query if by Donald Fraser, New York pamphleteer and Trea-surer of the Society of Associated Teachers, which welcomedPriestly.

96-59 The pretensions of Thomas Jefferson . . . See William VansMurray, by Peter P. Hill, Syracuse Univ. Press, 1971, pp. 38, 39.

97-26 A letter to . . . Paine . . . move to become 97-291.


97-54 Remarks occasioned . . . by Bache. Added attributions: Tagg168-171, 539-543; Jeff. 3190; D.A.B. 1:463.

97-61 To the honourable . . . by Isaac Hillard.

97-63 Verses occasioned . . . ( l)7p.

98-06 See S. 105925 as to imprint.

98-09 Attr. to Dickinson in Securing the Revolution, Richard Buel Jr.,Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1972 p. 349n75.

98-12 The conduct of the government. . . Translation from the Frenchby Robert Hunt. Hamilton Papers XXII, 2n.

98-33 An infallible cure . . . William Heth writes to Alexander Hamil-ton: 'your not acknowledging the rec[^eip]t of my pamphlet ofJune last' 14th. Jany 1799. Identified as the present work. Ham-ilton Papers XXII, 413, 4l5n2.

98-42 Attribution questioned S. 87898.

98-52 The Politicians . . . By James Murdock. Clark p. 191 ; Wolf p. 33,two issues, noting an added 'Editors Note' and final line of textmissing in one issue. E. 34160 has John Murdock.

99-13 The Demos in Council . . . attr. to Sullivan, Sibley XVII 5O9n.

99-21 Eumenes . . . 149(7)p.

99-35 A poem in two cantos . . . I5p. By Thomas Green Fessenden.Stoddard 92. STE 35479 (p. 148) attributes to Samuel Chipman,Jr. Chipman, a printer, filed a copyright notice.

00-01 Address to the citizens of Kent . . . By Peregrine Letherbury etal. S. 40245; Rink 518. E. 36768 (STE p. 216) not attr.

00-16 Desultory reflections . . . Literary History of the United States,Robert Spiller et al., 4th ed., N.Y., Macmillan, 1974, p. 464Joseph Dennie; Ellis p. 132: 'probably Dennie's work.'

00-28 The honourable Mr. Sedgwick's . . . will . . . Sibley XVI 227nsuggests John Bacon.

00-31 An investigation . . . Wilmington? 8vo. By David Nelson. Rink551.

00-37 B.A.L. 1306 has 'possibly' by Brackenridge.

00-56 Strictures upon the letter . . . attributed to Coxe Hutchesonp. 40.


02-03 Address . . . epitome . . . Strike out reference to Phila. edition.

02-10 S. 25762 attr. to Freeman. S. 18895. 88p. attr. to Wendell Davis.

02-23 A narrative of the suppression . . . Wolf p. 33 that many sheetsvary: on p. 11 one issue omits 'the wretched heralds of his will.'

02-33 A view . . . Add at end: 'of the first alternative, one issue has ninedots before 1802 and another has eleven.'

03-13 An examination of the various . . . 'ready,' not 'Ready.'

03-17 A letter concerning . . . Authorship acknowledged by Cheethamin A Reply to Aristides . . . New York, 1804, p. 126n, Shaw 6006.

03-18 Letters addressed . . . By John Armstrong. D.A.B. 1:355. 'New-burgh Letters,' so called.

03-24 Monroe's embassy . . . read Missisippi . . . (Philadelphia) . . .

03-26 Observations on the trial . . . Attr. to Barton in Wolf p. 33, not-ing an issue with two notes reset pp. 11 and 14.

03-30 Remarks on the late infraction . . . Whitaker pp. 210, 223: pub-lished JV.r. Morning Chronicle Dec. 1802 and Jan. 1803, prob-ably by Aaron Burr, as Pichón (French diplomat in U.S.)declared.

O3-S5 A vindication . . . Three Washington editions 1803.

04-01 An account of Louisiana . . . Contents include folding table.

04^29 Letters from London . . . Not anon.

04-39 Observations . . . Jefferson . . . B.A.L. 14334 is also undecided.

04--42 Weg. 1003. 12mo. vi,12p., S. 33785, by Asa (not Aza) Hum-phrey.

05-22 A letter to a federalist . . . Boston rather than Portsmouth.

06-08 Considerations on . . . a bridge . . . By William Tudor. SibleyXVII 263.

06-09 Darkness at noon . . . Add: 'plus third ed., same; plus NewYork, same. Shaw 10253-5.'

06-13 Examination of the memorial. . . By John Armstrong. 'Monroeand Armstrong: A Study in Political Rivalry,' C. Edward Skeen,NYHS Quar. LVI I24n (1972). Pamphlet is 107,119p. Memo-rial is 06-242.


06-20 Letters of Marcus . . . By Matthew L. Davis. Shaw 10261;NYHS Quar. LIX 134 (i975). Attr. to William P. Van NessS. 98531.

06-35 The sixth of August . . . attr. to Reeve, History of the Town ofLitchfield, Alain C. White, Litchfield, 1920, p. 163.

06-38 The study . . . of the law . . . attr. D.N.B. p. 1082. Compiler'scopy noted: 'Attributed to Sir James Macintosh.'

07-24 The plot discovered . . . By Matthew L. Davis. NYHS Quar.LIX 134n. (1976). Attr. to William P. Van Ness S. 98532.

07-26 Politics for American farmers . . . Howes D519 attr. WilliamJohn Duane.

07-31 The steady habits of Connecticut... By Isaac Hillard. 48p. Notanonymous. Stoddard 119.

08-27 Attr. to Luther Martin: Maryland the Federalist Years, L. MarxRenzulli, Jr., Rutherford, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press,1972, p. 245.

08-42 Report, in part, of the Committee . . . By Albert Gallatin, as-sisted by James Madison. Brant vol. IV p. 471; Albert Gallatin,Raymond Walters, Jr., New York, Macmillan, 1957, p. 204.

O8^<3 A report on the present. . . attribution of Shaw 15348 cancelled.

09-01 Address of "The United . . . 8vo. 14p.

09-06 American candour . . . Goldsmiths' 19833 attr., has (?)lO4p.

09-08 Analysis of the late . . . Strike out references to a Boston editionand to Shaw 17933 and 15457. Add at end: 'Nos. 11 and 12 newin this edition. See 08-061.'

09-17 A memoir on the subject . . . By Tench Coxe, Hutcheson 206.

10-13 A general course . . . (3)iv( l)6-35( l)p. Erratum p. [̂ 36]].

10-19 Letters of Marcus . . . By Matthew L. Davis. NYHS Quar.LIX 134n. (1975). Attr. to William P. Van Ness. S. 98531 + .

10-31 Ten hints addressed . . . change the attribution to BenjaminVaughan in view of Sibley XVII 284.


AUTHOR INDEX

(Identifications in index to third edition are not repeated here.)

Adgate, Andrew. -1793.Philadelphia musician, lecturer.

Alsop, Richard.Anthon, John.Austin, William.Bacon, John. 1738-1820.

Stockbridge, Mass., legislator, judge.Beckley, John James.Bérenger, Laurent Pierre. 1740-1822.

French poet and writer.Bid well, Barnabas.Blake, D. J.Bory, Gabriel de. 1720-1801.

French scholar.Brougham, Henry Peter, Lord.Burges, James Bland.Burgess, Thomas, D.D. 1756-1837.

English Bishop.Burr, Aaron.Campbell, William.

Captain, of Annapolis, Md.Carey, Mathew. 95-011,Cheetham, James.Cobbett, William.Cogswell, Mason F. 1761-1830.

Connecticut physician.Collins, John. 1717-1795?Condorcet, J. A. N. de Caritat, Marquis de. 1743-94.

French metaphysician, mathematician, revolutionary.Coxe, Tench. 00-591, 01-041,Crevecoeur, M. G. St. Jean de.Currie, James.Davies, Benjamin.Dennie, Joseph.Douglas, Neil. 1750-1823.

English poet and preacher.

89-073,

02-061,

92-171

96-241,

04-151,

93-311

95-241

94-0902-03198-65100-28

04-13198-651

02-25307-28190-152

04-15293-01189-012

, 03-3092-02

00-50100-40103-15294-09

89-162

05-13190-22102-25105-301, 00-1692-042


Drennan, William. 1750-1824.Irish poet.

Duane, William John.Duché, Rev. Jacob. 1738-1798.

Chaplain to Congress of 1770.Dunlap, William. 1766-1839.

American playwright.DuPont de Nemours, Pierre S. 1739-1817.

French political economist, emigré.Elliot, Samuel. 1777-1845.

Of Massachusetts.Ellis, George. 1753-1815.

English author.Evans, Thomas.Filleau, Edme-Jean-Hilaire, de Saint Hilaire.

French colonial ofiicial.Fitzmaurice, Henry Petty-. 1780-1863.

Marquis of Lansdowne.Fox, William.Francklyn, Gilbert.

Of Kingston, Jamaica.Fraser, Donald.Geddes, Alexander. 1737-1802.

Scottish R.C. Divine.Godwin, William. 1756-1836.

English philosopher and novelist.Gregg, Mr.Grégoire, Henri. 1750-1851.

Bishop of Blois.Grenville, William W., Baron Grenville. 1759-1834.

English statesman, Foreign Secretary 1791-1801.Haliburton, William.

Of Boston, Mass.Hamilton, Alexander. 96-771,Harrison, George 92-041,

English Quaker.Hay, George.Helmuth, Justus H. C. 1745-1825.

German clergyman in U.S.Hillard, Isaac.

95-391

07-26

91-101

03-151

06-242

02-131

90-151

00-031

90-181

07-302

91-00, 92-341

92-331

95-49

92-043

95-101

90-011

89-091

01-121

92-191

99-231, 02-141

95-441, 04-361

04-292

00-311

97-61


Hiort, William.Hunt, Robert.

Of Trenton, N.J.Ivernois, Sir Francis d'. 1757-1842.

Political economist of Geneva.Jay, John. 1745-1829.

Special envoy. Chief Justice.Jenkinson, Charles, 1st Earl of Liverpool. 1727-1808.

English statesman.Kerr, M.

Englishman.King, Rufus.Knox, Vicesimus.Knox, William. 1732-1810. 89-013, 89-071,

English Deputy Secretary, American Department.Lane, Joseph.

English writer.Leib, Michael.Leland, John.Livingston, Edward.Livingston, Robert R.Lloyd, James. 1769-1831.

Massachusetts legislator. U.S. Senator 1808-1813.Lofft, Capell. 1751-1824.Long, Charles, Baron Famborough. 1761-1838.

English politician and official.Lowell, John.Lyon, Matthew. 1746-1822.

Congressman from Vermont and Kentucky.M'Arthur, John. 1755-1840.

English author.Macintosh, Sir James. 1765-1832.

English law professor.McKean, Thomas. 1734-1817.

Signer, Governor of Pennsylvania.Madison, James.Mentelle, Mme.

Frenchwoman in U.S.Mitchell, John.

English writer.

08-24298-12

94-031

99-231

06-361

89-161

95-1202-301, 07-30190-141, 02-101

06-051

07-261

02-081

96^-31

90-051

06-241

92-06

07-262

08-06108-051

01-091

06-38

08-091

99-231, 08-4200-641

03-261


Monfort (or Montfort).Morris, Robert.Murdock, James (not John).Nancrede, Joseph. 1761-1841.

Bookseller, publisher in Boston 1795-1804.Nelson, David. 1752-1829.Nicholson, Joseph Hopper.Otis, Harrison Gray. 04-201,Paine, Thomas.Peale, Rembrandt. 1778-1860.

American artist.Peckham, Robert.

Englishman.Peters, Richard. 1744-1828.

Federal Judge.Phillips, Sir Richard. 1767-1840.

English author, publisher.Randolph, Rev. Francis. 1752-1831.

English divine.Randolph, John. 1727-1784.

King's Attorney, Virginia, to 1775.Rede, Leman Thomas, Sr.

English antiquary.Richards, George H.Robley, John.

English writer on West Indies.Roscoe, William. 1753-1831.

English historian.Rose, George. 1744^1818.

English statesman.Sampson, William. 04-251,Sansom, Joseph.Sargent, Winthrop.Sedgwick, Theodore. 1746-1813.Simons, James.

Collector of the Port, Charleston, S.C.Smith, Elihu H. 1771-1798.

Connecticut physician, author.Smith, Richard Ransom. 1774?-1830.Smith, William Stephens.

01-081

96-421

98-52

94-151

00-31

09-141

06-341, 09-191

92-201

01-141

92-091

07-303

10-331

04-291

95-251

89-011

93-251

07-211

93-312

92-051, 93-041

06-131, 08-241

07-051

03-061

04-271

93-20, 00-402

94-09

05-16

95-481


Southwick, Solomon. 1773-1839.New Jersey journalist and politician.

Stephen, James.Stuart, Daniel. 1766-1846.

English newspaper publisher.Thomas, Sir George.Thornton, Henry. 1760-1815.

English philanthropist and economist.Tolosan, J. de.

French 'intendant du Commerce.'Tucker, Ebenezer. fl. 1801-03.

Burlington, N.J., Republican.Tussac, F. R. de.Vansittart, Nicholas. 1766-1851.

1st Baron Bexley.Vardill, John.

Tutor in George Washington family; later clergyman.spy on Americans in England.

Walsh, Robert.Whipple, Oliver.

Lawyer in New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island.Williams, David.Wilson, James J. 1775-1824.

Newspaper editor, U.S. Senator from New Jersey.Winter, Francis. 1745-1826.

Congregational minister at Bath, Me.Woodward, Augustus B.Wortman, Tunis.Wylly, William. 1757-1828.

10-271

03-07194-261

93-03102-252

89-074

01-061

10-06193-281

95-251

10-24196-071

89-07208-351

93-09

01-08194-00

89-163