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DUTCHESS COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY LIBRARY

This list of books and CD-ROMs in the DCGS Library is not a complete list of resources, although it does

include all books and CDs added to the library in the last 10 years. Titles are arranged in alphabetical order by

author within the following subject areas:

Dutchess County Vital Records

Town & County Records

Local History, Places, Maps

Family Histories, Genealogies, Biographies, Compendiums

Family Histories (arranged in order of principal surname covered)

Compendiums

Census

Military Records, Pensions, Loyalists, Etc

New York State (Outside Dutchess County)

Columbia County, NY

Putnam County, NY

New York State - Other Areas

Outside New York State

U.S. - Connecticut & New England

U.S. - Miscellaneous

International

Palatines & Immigration

Bibliographies, Guides, Reference Books, Lineage Societies, Etc

New York

General Reference

DUTCHESS COUNTY VITAL RECORDS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Baptisms (1716-1824)

Reformed Dutch Church,

Poughkeepsie, NY.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship Publ. This is an

undated transcript.

Dutchess County, NY

Obituaries. 100 Years of

Deaths Beginning 1849.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2001. This book

consists of the photocopied pages of a

scrapbook of newspaper clippings, primarily

obituaries. Although this means the book has

the basic disadvantage of clippings (the name

and date of the newspaper are seldom included,

although dates were often added by the

unknown person who kept the scrapbook), it

has been indexed.

Index to Baptismal Surnames

in Reformed Churches...

Holland Society of New York, c1990. Index to

baptisms of Reformed churches in the

collection of the Holland Society. Includes

churches in Columbia, Westchester, Dutchess,

Kings, and Ulster counties of New York.

Methodist Church, Glenham,

NY. Record Book

Commencing May 2, 1853.

Pamphlet. List of church members 1853 ,

probationers 1856, members 1865, marriages

1857-1872 (6 marr.), baptisms 1855-1885 (30

baptisms). This material has been published in

The Dutchess quarterly.

Quaker Records: Creek

Monthly Meeting, Dutchess

County, New York.

Abstracts of birth, marriage, death and some

removal records by John Cox Jr. were copied

by Willard Heiss into an alphabetical

arrangement; “some of the script was nearly

indecipherable and was copied as it appeared”.

Quaker Records: Nine

Partners Monthly Meeting,

Dutchess County, New York.


removal records by John Cox Jr. and arranged




Quaker Records: Oblong


County, New York.






Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Quaker Records: Oswego


County, New York.






Quaker Records: Stanford


County, New York.






Record of Dutch Reform

Church at Fishkill, NY.

Baptisms 1731-1807.

58 photocopied pages of transcript held at

Brett House, Beacon, NY, headquarters of

Melzingah Chapter, DAR. Original transcript

probably done about 1932-33. Located in

Subject File under "Fishkill".

Town of Amenia records

1749+

Births (recorded by Michael Hopkins, town

clerk), Overseers of the poor 1765-1817, town

meetings, ear marks 1762-1795. Photocopies

of original record books. Abstracts were

published in The Dutchess. Located in Subject

Vertical File under “Amenia”.

Baldwin, Evelyn Briggs,

transcriber.

Dutchess County, NY

Cemetery Inscriptions.

(1904-1905).

From the collections of the NYG&B Society

Library. With added index by Beverly Kane.

Sixteen cemeteries, some also in Poucher’s

Old Gravestones of Dutchess, but with

differences.

Braman, Edward. Braman Cemetery

Transcriptions.

Readings by Edward Braman (1833-1907);

transcribed by Jim & Mary Lou Davison.

Braman transcriptions made in the 1880s and

1890s are now in the collection of the

Dutchess County Historical Society. The

Davisons edited entries to show omissions and

differences from Poucher’s transcriptions of

the same cemeteries in Old Gravestones of

Dutchess County.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Burtch, Luman. The Marriage Book of

Lumon Burtch, Elder of the

Baptist Church of Stanford

at Bangall, Dutchess County,

N.Y.

1805-1821 and 1823-1855. Edited by Carroll

Rikert. Mount Herman, MA: 1945. Record of

over 460 marriages, mostly in the northeastern

part of Dutchess County, but scattered in other

areas also, particularly LaGrange/Fishkill.

Binder holding these pages also include copies

of: Evelyn B. Briggs, “The First Stanford

(Baptist) Church at Bangall, Dutchess Co.,

NY. Early marriage records [before 1805], and

abstracts of tombstone inscriptions”, NYG&B

Record, Vol.37:174-178,314-316; Vol.38:95-

98, 206-208; Vol.40:46-48. Also J. Wilson

Poucher et al, Old Gravestones of Dutchess

County, NY (Poughkeepsie, NY: 1924), p.333-

338.

Chamberlain, Katharine

Meyer.

Clippings from The Fishkill

Standard, Fishkill Landing,

New York and from The

Fishkill Journal, Village of

Fishkill, New York. Vol.3,

1869.

New Orleans: by author, 1996. Includes

Standard: January 2, 1869 - May 1, 1869; July

10, 1869; July 24, 1869 - December 25, 1869;

Journal: January 27, 1869 - May 13, 1869. All

newspaper items that contain a name are

abstracted.


Meyer.

Clippings from the Fishkill


New York. Vol.1, 1866-1867.

Rev. and expanded.

New Orleans: by author, 1998. December 7,

1865 to December 28, 1867 with gaps. All

newspaper items that contain a name are

abstracted.


Meyer.


Standard. Vol.4. January 2,

1870 - February 5, 1870,

and February 19, 1870 -

June 24, 1871.

New Orleans: by author, 1997. All newspaper

items that contain a name are included; name

& place indexes .


Meyer.

Clippings from The Fishkill


New York Vol.5, 1871-1872.

New Orleans: by author, 1998. Includes July 1,

1871 - July 8, 1871; July 22, 1871 - May 16,

1872; and June 1, 1872 to December 28, 1872.

All newspaper items that contain a name are

abstracted.


Meyer.



New York and from The

Fishkill Journal, Village of

Fishkill, New York. Vol.2,

1868.

New Orleans: by author, 1995. Includes

Standard: January 4, 1868 - December 26,

1868; Journal: February 27, 1868 - December

31, 1868. All newspaper items that contain a

name are abstracted.


Meyer.

Death Notices and Other

News from The Fishkill

Journal, Fishkill, New York.

New Orleans: by author, 1993. Abstracted

newspaper items from isolated issues of 1860;

and June, 1862 to July 1865 with gaps.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES


Meyer.

Death Notices and Other

News from The Fishkill

Journal, Fishkill, New York.

Expanded edition.

New Orleans: by author, 1998. Includes issues

of May 30, 1860; August 8, 1860; June 12,

1862; June 26, 1862 - July 16, 1862;

September 4, 1862 - May 5, 1864; June 23,

1864 - July 6, 1865. Abstracted newspaper

items.


Meyer.

Marriages and Deaths

Reported in The Fishkill


New York, 1874-1877.

Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 2000. Abstracts

from a microfilm copy of several scrapbooks in

which newspaper clippings from the weekly

paper of Fishkill Landing were collected. Some

appendices include Revolutionary War era

information that appeared in the newspaper

during the 1876 Centennial.

Fisher, Rev. Floyd. They All Rest Together.

Burial Sites of Early Settlers

- Southern Dutchess and

Putnam Counties.

Publ. by author, c1972.

Herrick, Margaret. Death Notices, Dutchess and

Columbia County, NY 1859-

1918 from Red Hook

Newspapers.

Compiled by John and Clara Losee, transcribed

by Margaret Herrick. Rhinebeck, NY:

Kinship, 1991. Most records are taken from

Red Hook Journal, 1859-1917; with some

additional sources.

Herrick, Margaret E.

(transc.)

Death Notices, Dutchess &

Columbia County, New York

1919-1936 from Red Hook

and Rhinebeck Newspapers.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1992.

Alphabetically arranged with abstracts from

Red Hook papers, and simple listing of age and

death dates from the Rhinebeck paper.

Herrick, Margaret. Marriage Notices, Dutchess

& Columbia Counties, NY

1859-1936.

Kinship, Rhinebeck, NY, c1991. Notices

compiled from Red Hook Journal, Red Hook

Times-Journal, Red Hook Advertiser,

Rhinebeck Gazette.

Herrick, Margaret E.

(transcr.)

The Union Church of

Shookville, the Cemetery,

and Recollections of

Shookville Hamlet.

LaGrangeville, NY, 1990. Pamphlet. Records

of the Union Church include Milan M.E.

church trustees' elections 1834-1899 (many

missing), 1889 Sunday School attendance,

three 1846 baptisms; copy of cemetery

inscriptions as published in Poucher's Old

Gravestones of Dutchess County with some

additional burials; recollections of Burton

Coon about the hamlet.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Baptism and Marriage

Records of the Reformed

Churches of Upper Red

Hook, Tivoli, Mellenville and

Linlithgo 1766-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kelly, 1973.

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Baptism Record, St. Paul’s

Lutheran Church of

Wurtemburg, Rhinebeck, NY

1760-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: by author, 1969.

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Baptisms - 8 Episcopal

Churches Rhinebeck, NY

Area.

Rhinebeck, NY, 1972. "Old Rhinebeck": All

Saint's Chapel, Upper Red Hook; Christ

Church, Red Hook; St. John the Evangelist,

Annadale-On-Hudson; Church of Messiah,

Rhinebeck; St. Paul's, Tivoli; Clarkson

Memorial Chapel, Germantown; Trinity

Church, Tivoli; Church of the Ascension,

Rhinecliff.

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Deaths (Vol. 1) from

Rhinebeck, NY Newspapers.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1978. Also includes

much miscellaneous material from Rhinebeck

newspapers 1846-1899. Vol.2 extracts

Marriages.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Dutchess County, NY

Probate Records 1787-1865.

Register of Wills and Letters

Testamentary and of

Administration in the

Surrogate's Office,

Poughkeepsie, NY.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1997. Lists wills in

chronological order by testator to 1838 with

reference to published abstracts; and lists

intestate estates and administrators to 1865.

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Early Records of First

Reformed Church of Fishkill,

Dutchess County, N.Y.

1717-1922.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2006. Transcribed

from 8 original books in the custody of the

Fishkill Church. Includes various lists of

church officers, members, ministers,

subscribers, Bible Society members, Women’s

Missionary Society members, dismissals, notes

from Consistory minutes, a Register of

Licentiates, and recorded deaths 1837-1916.

The numerous “Remarks” have additional

detail.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Early Records of Fishkill

Landing Methodist Church,

Beacon, Dutchess County,

N.Y. 1862-1933.


from 5 original books in the custody of Christ

United Methodist Church of Beacon, NY.

Includes various lists of probationers, offices,

class lists, and member lists with many

remarks (usually including marital status) for

the period 1862-1933.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Early Records of Matteawan

Methodist Church, Beacon,

Dutchess County, N.Y. 1862-

1920.



United Methodist Church of Beacon, NY

covering membership records from 1862-1920.

Includes lists of probationers, offices, class

lists, members with many remarks (usually

including marital status).

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Early Records of St. Paul’s

(Zion’s) Lutheran Church,

Red Hook, Dutchess County,

N.Y. 1738-1954.


from 3 original books in the custody of the Red

Hook church; covers Members, 1738-1954;

Confirmands, 1846-1960; Officers, 1846-1881;

Communicants, 1872-1941.

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Marriages (Vol. 2) from

Rhinebeck, NY Newspapers.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1978. Also includes

much miscellaneous material from Rhinebeck

newspapers 1846-1899. Vol.1 extracts Deaths.

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Marriage Notices from

Dutchess County, NY

Newspapers 1826-1851.

Extracted by Helen W. Reynolds. Rhinebeck,

NY: Kelly, 1983. From file cards in Adriance

Memorial Library, Poughkeepsie, NY.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Peter J. Schultz Account

Book 1824-1846. Rhinebeck,


Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1999. Lists debits

and credits with names.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Records of Lutheran

Churches of Rhinebeck,

Dutchess County, NY Area.

Members, Confirmands, &

Family Lists 1734-1889.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2001. These name

lists cover varying time periods, for the

Lutheran Churches of St. Peter’s, St. Paul’s

(Zion’s), St. Paul’s Wurtemburg, and Third

Lutheran.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Red Hook Undertaker’s

Records, Dutchess County,

New York.1874-1936.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1999. Lists death

date, name, age and amount charged by the

undertaker. Data abstracted from account book

of Stephen V.R. Burnett, undertaker & cabinet

maker.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. The Remarkable Records of

Rev. Gideon Bostwick 1770-

1793. Great Barrington, MA.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1988. Bostwick’s

ministry in the Episcopal Church covered 4

states including a few in Pine Plains of

Dutchess County. [Call Number 974/K]

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Rhinebeck, New York Death

Records of the 18th and 19th

Centuries.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1992. A complete

reading of all stones at 7 Rhinebeck cemeteries

(with some other scattered stones), death

records of 8 town churches, and records of lot

owners at the largest town cemetery.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Rhinebeck Precinct Account

Book 1783-1788. Rhinebeck,


Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1999. Lists debits

and credits with names.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Stephen V.R. Burnett

Account Book 1865-1882.

Cabinet Maker &

Undertaker, Red Hook,


Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1999. Lists names

of those who had accounts with the cabinet

maker. Items purchased are not noted unless

they relate to coffins or funerals.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of First

Reformed Church of Fishkill,

Dutchess County, NY

1731-1915.


from 8 original books in the custody of the

Fishkill Church. Baptisms & marriages

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of Fishkill

Landing Methodist Church,

Beacon, Dutchess County,

N.Y. 1860-1962.



United Methodist Church of Beacon, NY.

Includes baptisms of children and adults 1860-

1951; marriages 1860-1953; and cemetery plot

owners, circa 1879.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of Matteawan

Methodist Church, Beacon,

Dutchess County, N.Y. 1860-

1962.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2006. Paper, 129pp.,

indexed. Transcribed from 8 original books in

the custody of Christ United Methodist Church

of Beacon, NY. Covers baptisms of children

and adults 1861-1961, marraiges 1860-1962,

and deaths 1881-1884, 1931.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of the

Methodist Churches of Red

Hook, Elizaville and Milan,


Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2000. Covers about

1860 to 1904 - baptisms (mostly adult),

marriages, deaths, and lists of members for 3

small churches.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of the

Methodist Churches of

Rhinebeck, Dutchess County,

NY (Hillside and Riverside)

1856-1907.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1999. Transcription

of record book includes baptisms 1856-1907,

marriages 1858-1894, probationers,

membership lists and notes from minutes.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records, The Reformed

Dutch Church, Hyde Park,

New York 1810-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: 1979. Also called "Church of

Stoutsbourgh". Abstracts of baptism, marriage

and death records, and memberships, arranged

by date.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of St. Paul’s

(Zion’s) Lutheran Church,

Red Hook, Dutchess County,

N.Y. 1803-1968.


from 3 original books in the custody of the Red

Hook church; covers Baptisms, 1900-1950;

Marriages, 1900 - 1950; Deaths, 1803-1968.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of Smithfield

Presbyterian Church,

Amenia, Dutchess County,

NY 1787-1942.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2004. Includes

Baptisms 1810-1937, Marriages 1823-1891,

Deaths 1890-1893, Members 1787-1942.



Millerton, Dutchess County,

NY [Congregational Church

of North East] 1829-1950.

Rhinebeck: Kinship, 2004. Includes Baptisms

1830-1891, 1907-1946; Marriages 1860-1892,

1907-1946; Deaths 1907-1945.




NY 1749-1956.



members.


Presbyterian Church, Pine

Plains, Dutchess County, NY

1839-1978.



Deaths 1912-1971, Members 1839-1978.

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of South

Amenia Presbyterian

Church, Wassaic, Dutchess

County, NY 1756-1989.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2004. Pt. 1. Includes


Deaths 1937-1989; [gap 1785-1815].

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of South

Amenia Presbyterian

Church, Wassaic, Dutchess

County, NY 1777-1989.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2004. Pt. 2.

Poucher, J. Wilson Old Gravestones of Dutchess

County, New York.

Poughkeepsie, NY: 1924 (Photoduplication).

19,000 inscriptions.

Reynolds, Helen

Wilkinson.

Notices of marriages and

deaths, about 4,000 in

number: published in

newspapers printed at

Poughkeepsie, New York,

1778-1825.

Poughkeepsie, N.Y. : Dutchess County

Historical Society, 1930.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Reynolds, Helen

Wilkinson.

The Records of Christ

Church, Poughkeepsie, NY.

Vol.II.

Retyped, reprinted, and fully indexed by Mrs.

Jean D. Worden. Anundsen Publ, 1994.

Originally printed in 2 vol. Vol. 2 included all

vital records of the church to 1916. Coded

index added and original transcript completely

retyped.

Sincerbox, Henry. Bible of Henry Sincerbox. Family Record recorded in pages of original

1848 Bible. The information on these pages

was published in The Dutchess in Vol.5 #4

(Spring, 1978). Related families include:

Sincerbox, Stone, Vanderburgh, Lane.

Smith, Martha Z. (comp.) Hedding Methodist Church,

Poughkeepsie, NY. Births

and Marriages 1853-1861.

Pamphlet.

Stevens, Mark. Gravestone Inscriptions of

Old St. Joachim's Cemetery.

Pamphlet. Matteawan, now Beacon, New

York. Transcribed by Life Scout and members

of Boy Scout Troop #24, St. Joachim's Church,

Beacon, NY, 1993. Alphabetized computer

listing.

Tower, Maria, ed. The Records of the Reformed

Dutch Church of New

Hackensack, Dutchess Co,

NY.

Kinship, 1993. Reprint of 2 parts originally

published 1932 by Dutchess County Historical

Society – Baptismal Registers 1757-1906,

Marriage Registers 1765-1906.

Tower, Maria, ed. The Records of the Reformed

Dutch Church of New

Hackensack, Dutchess

County, New York.

Clearfield, 2002. Reprint in reduced print of

1932 Dutchess County Historical Society

publication. Contents include chapters on the

beginnings of the church, Baptismal Register

(1757-1905), Marriage Register (1765-1906),

list of Members and Communicants (1766-

1906), Register of Officers (1765-1906) and

Minutes of the Consistory (1765-1856), Index

of Pews, Gifts from Peter and Jacob Van

Bunschoten, and “Sundry Accounts”.

Van Alystyne, L. Burying Grounds of Sharon,

Connecticut, Amenia and

North East, New York.

Amenia, NY: Walsh, Griffen & Hoysradt,

1903. Records stones in 30 burial grounds.

Van Alystyne, L. Burying Grounds of Sharon,

Connecticut, Amenia and

North East, New York.

Reprint 1983, Heart of the Lakes Publishing

with added index. (Orig. 1903) Records stones

in 30 burial grounds.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Van Vliet, George S.,

compiler.

Scrapbook of Dutchess

County, NY People and

Places 1930-1960.

Photocopied pages of 2 green linen-bound

volumes in the Dutchess County Historical

Society collection; newspaper clippings and

articles about local persons, especially

clergyman and physicians. 294 pp. Located in

Subject Vertical File in folder labeled

“Dutchess County, NY - Scrapbook 1930-

1960 [Van Vliet]” Accessed by: Kelly, Arthur

C.M. An Index to Scrapbook of Dutchess

County, NY People and Places 1930-1960.

Rhinebeck: Kinship, 2001.

Worden, Jean D. First and Second Dutch

Reformed Church,

Poughkeepsie, Dutchess

County, NY. 1716-1912.

Copied, typed and indexed by Mrs. Jean D.

Worden, 1992. Includes all extant records of

the Reformed churches from founding in 1716-

including baptisms, marriages, and deaths.

Copied from microfilm in NY State Library.

First Reformed - baptisms, marr., deaths, and

members (1765-1857) all with gaps; 2nd

Reformed - baptisms & marr. 1849-1912,

deaths 1849-1888.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

CD-ROM Marriage Index: Selected

Areas of New York, 1639-

1916.

Family Tree Maker’s Family Archives CD-

ROM #401. Genealogy.com, 2000. Partial

listing of approx. 100 record sources:

Reynold’s Notices of Marriages &

Deaths...Newspapers 1778-1825; St. John's

Low Dutch Reformed Church of Upper Red

Hook: 1795-1899; St. Paul's Lutheran

(Rhinebeck Germ. Reformed), Red Hook:

1756-1899; Christ Episcopal Church, Red

Hook: 1855-1898; Reformed Church (Red

Church), Tivoli, Red Hook: 1795-1899; St.

Paul's Episcopal Church, Tivoli: 1817-1899;

Trinity Episcopal Church, Tivoli: 1856-1897;

Sylvania Lutheran Church, Barrytown:

1794-1899; St. John Evangelist (Episcopal),

Annandale-on-Hudson: 1855-1899; Church of

Ascension (Episcopal), Rhinecliff: 1871-1898;

St. Peter's Lutheran (Stone Church),

Rhinebeck: 1746-1899; St. Paul's Lutheran,

Wurtemburg, Rhinebeck: 1746-1899; Third

Lutheran Church, Rhinebeck: 1746-1899;

Reformed Church, Rhinebeck: 1731-1899;

Marriages ... from Rhinebeck Newspapers,

1846-1899; Reformed Church, Hyde Park:

1810-1899; Reformed Church, Poughkeepsie:

1746-1824; Christ Church (Episcopal),

Poughkeepsie: 1766-1916; First Presbyterian

Church, New Hamburg: 1811-1862; Reformed

Church, New Hackensack: 1757-1906;

Remarkable Records of Rev. Gideon Bostwick;

Nine Partners Monthly Meeting (Quaker):

1869-1898; Oblong Monthly Meeting

(Quaker): 1744-1852.

CD-ROM Marriage Index: New York

#2, 1740s-1880s.

Family Tree Maker’s Family Archives CD-

ROM #402. Broderbund, 1997. Collection of

marriage records gathered by Nancie Davis

from local New York church records, censuses,

vital records, magazines, journals, and

newspapers, including Dutchess County

sources such as The Red Church at Madalin in

Red Hook, St. Peter’s Catholic Church in

Poughkeepsie, the First and Second Reformed

Church in Poughkeepsie, Presbyterian

churches in Poughkeepsie, New Hamburg and

Rumbout, Baptist marriages of Elder Lumon

Burtch, Poughkeepsie newspaper notices, etc.

The original marriage records may contain

more information than indexed on the CD.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

CD-ROM New York Births &

Baptisms: Southeast Region

1660-1916.

Ancestry.com. MyFamily.com, 1999.

“Compiled from New York church registers

from the counties of Dutchess, Greene,

Putnam, Rockland, Ulster and Westchester by

Arthur C.M. Kelly. This CD contains details

on more than 220,000 individuals.” Partial

listing: Kingston Baptismal Register

1660-1809; St Paul’s Lutheran Church, West

Camp 1708-1906; Zion Evangelical Lutheran

Church, Athens 1704-1918; Gilead

Presbyterian Church [Putnam County]

1757-1857. Union Corners, Jackson Corners,

Shookville, & West Gallatin 1865-1904;

"Round Top" Church Bethel, Pine Plains

1760-1805. St Paul’s (Zion’s) Lutheran

Church, Red Hook 1730-1904; Reformed

Churches of Upper Red Hook, Tivoli,

Mellenville & Linlithgo 1785-1911; St Peter’s

Lutheran Church, Rhinebeck (Stone Church)

1733-1899; Reformed Church, Rhinebeck

1731-1899; St Paul’s Lutheran Church of

Wurtemburg [Rhinebeck] 1760-1902; Eight

Episcopal Congregations of Old Rhinebeck

1816-1899; Third Evangelical Lutheran

Church, Rhinebeck 1843-1899. Poughkeepsie

Reformed Church Baptisms 1716-1824; Christ

Church [Poughkeepsie, Episcopal] 1766-1916;

Poughkeepsie Presbyterian Church Baptisms,

Rumbout 1750-1764; Late Presbyterian

Church at Brinckerhoffville 1749-1869;

Quaker Oblong Monthly Meeting 1759-1860;

Quaker Nine Partners Monthly Meeting

1758-1792, 1810-1876; First Presbyterian

Church of Pleasant Valley, 1793-1830; St

Paul’s Episcopal Church of Pleasant Valley

1837-1899; Freedom Plains Presbyterian

Church 1840-1890; Staatsburg Methodist

Church 1877-1914; Reformed Dutch Church,

Hyde Park 1810-1900; First Presbyterian

Church, New Hamburg (Wappingers Creek)

1811-1862; First Presbyterian Church,

Wappingers Falls 1870-1915; Hopewell Dutch

Reformed Church, Hopewell, Township of

East Fishkill 1758-1910; Reformed Dutch

Church of New Hackensack 1757-1906;

Beacon Reformed Dutch Church 1819-1876;

Beacon First Presbyterian Church 1847-1898.

TOWN & COUNTY RECORDS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Church Directory, August

1977.

The Community United Methodist Church,

Hackensack Rd, Poughkeepsie. Pamphlet.

Alphabetical listing of church members with

name (including spouse & children), address

and telephone.

Official Minutes of the

Common Council,

Poughkeepsie, NY.

1922.

Old Miscellaneous Records

of Dutchess County

(The Second Book of the Supervisors and

Assessors). Higginson reprint, 2004. (Orig.

published by Vassar Brothers’ Institute,

Poughkeepsie, NY, 1909). Old Miscellaneous

Records (from 1720s and 1730s), Marks of

Animals, Apprentices Contracts, Wills,

Administration, Roads, Elections,

Assessments, Supervisors Proceedings,

Treasurers receipts and Great Nine Partners

Patent.

Polk's Poughkeepsie City

Directory. 1960. Including

Arlington and Fairview.

R.L. Polk, Publishers, 1960. Sections include

index to advertisers, names of residents in

alphabetical order, householders by street, and

classified advertising.

Winchell's Wappingers Falls

Business Directory and

Hand book 1874-1875.

Photocopied pages, pamphlet size. [FHC

collection]

Buck, Clifford M. Dutchess County, NY Tax

Lists 1718-1787.

With Rombout Precinct by William Willis

Reese. Edited by Arthur and Nancy Kelly.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1990. Index to extant

colonial tax lists for Dutchess County,

arranged alphabetically within the civil

divisions that collected the taxes (wards,

precincts, towns).

Buck, Clifford & William

McDermott, comp.

Eighteenth Century

Documents of the Nine

Partners Patent, Dutchess

County, NY.

Vol.10, Collections of the Dutchess County

Historical Society. Baltimore: Gateway Press,

1979. Includes deeds 1718-1800, mortgages

1754-1800, and estates (wills) to 1800

including those in Albany and New York

counties; tax lists (including 1801) and

proceedings & minutes of the Nine Partners.

Vital Records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Dern, John P., ed. The Albany Protocol.

Wilhelm Christoph

Berkenmeyer's Chronicle of

Lutheran Affairs in New

York Colony, 1731-1750.

Translated by Simon Hart & Sibrandina

Geertrud Hart-Reememan. Camden, ME:

Picton Pr, 1992. Minutes of Church Committee

meetings with documents relating to problems

of the day. Appendix 6 includes genealogies

of Christiaan, Freese, Halenbek, Herdyk,

Staats, Van Hoesen, Van Loon, Van Schaayk,

and Wingate families. [Call Number 974.7/D]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Rhinebeck Road Records,

Dutchess County, NY 1722-

1857.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2001. Arranged by

date, this book shows the development of

roads as they were added to the town -

including who requested the road, a description

of where a road runs, names of people who

lived at either end of the road section and

names of path masters and/or Overseers of

Highways.

Reese, William Willis,

compiler.

Eighteenth Century Records

of the portion of Dutchess

County New York that was

included in Rombout

Precinct and the original

Town of Fishkill. Presenting

Historical Source-Material

Regarding Land and People.

Edited by Helen Wilkinson Reynolds.

Poughkeepsie, NY: 1938. Collections of the

Dutchess County Historical Society, Vol. VI.

[photocopy]. Material includes alphabetical

list of Fishkill tax-payers 1717-1779, abstracts

of deeds (1718-1800), mortgages (1754-1800),

and estates (to 1805), road acts (to 1788).

Includes an index to names and separate

indexes to miscellaneous references to places,

bridges, mills, burying grounds, etc.

Roosevelt, Franklin D.,

ed.

Records of Crum Elbow

Precinct, Dutchess County,

New York, 1738-1761.

Together with Records of Charlotte Precinct

1762-1785, Records of Clinton Precinct 1786-

1788, and Records of the Town of Clinton

1789-1799. Dutchess County Historical

Society, 1940. Collections of the Dutchess

County Historical Society, Vol.VII. Includes a

map of Nine Partners Patent and outline maps

of present townships located within the various

precincts. Contents include ear marks and

brands 1739-1795, minutes of annual meetings

1738-1799, and transcripts of 19 deeds and

powers of attorney 1739-1753.

Town & county records

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Roosevelt, Franklin D.,

ed.

Records of the Town of Hyde

Park, Dutchess County.

Hyde Park, NY: 1928. Collections of the

Dutchess County Historical Society, Vol. III.

[photocopy of original publication]. Material

includes minutes of Hyde Park town meetings

1821-1875; information about the Stoutsburg

Religious Society, Regina Coeli Catholic

Chrurch and the Baptist Society; and

information and vital records from 3 churches -

the Reformed Church of Hyde Park, Methodist

Episcopal and St. James [Episcopal] Church.

LOCAL HISTORY, PLACES, MAPS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Clinton Volunteer Fire

Department 50th

Anniversary History Book,

1931-1981.

Includes listings of officers elected each year

for the Town of Clinton volunteer fire

department. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Community: Birthplace of

Popular Consent. A Salute

to New York's Bicentennial

Towns.

Shirley A. Rice, editor. Published for the New

York State Commission on the Bicentennial of

the US Constition, 1988. Heart of the Lakes

Publishing, Interlaken, NY. [Call Number

974.7/C]

From English Colony to

Sovereign State. Essays on

the American Revolution in

Dutchess County, Province

of New York.

“John Jay and the Revolution in New York”;

“The Jay Family in Fishkill (now East Fishkill)

1776-1781"; “Listing of Elected Deputies to

the Fourth Provincial Congress from the

Counties of the Province of New York”; “A

Government to Form, the Story of Dutchess

County and the Political Upheaval in

Revolutionary New York”. [FHC collection]

[Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Historic Markers &

Monuments in Dutchess.

c1990. A Preliminary Inventory. Text of

known markers with maps of location of the

markers. [FHC collection] [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

The Histories of Dutchess

County’s Predominantly

Black Churches.

Their Histories as Told in Their Words.

Compiled by Bethel Missionary Baptist

Church, Black History Committee,

Wappingers Falls, NY, 1998. Gives a brief

history of 18 churches, most established in the

second half of the 20th century. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Municipal Historians’ Book

of Dutchess County.

Tercentenary Edition 1683-1983. [1983?]

Brief highlights of each town’s history;

Committees and programs of Tercentenary

events. [FHC collection] [Call Number

974.77/Dut]


NY.

Rhinebeck Chamber of Commerce, 1972.

Many photos, brief text of history and

contemporary Rhinebeck. Includes many

business ads. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Local histories, maps

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Transformations of an

American County. Dutchess

County, New York 1683-

1983.

Papers of the Tercentenary Conference April

23 and 24, 1983. 1986. [FHC collection] 24

essays focusing on political and social history

of the county. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Ahlquist, Roy. A Postal History of the Town

of Milan.

Published by author, Nov 1992, revised Nov.

1995. Pamphlet. Name and location of all

post offices within the town and brief

biographical information on postmasters.


Ahlquist, Roy. A Postal History: Town of

Northeast.

Published by author, October, 1992. Pamphlet.

Name and location of all post offices within

the town and brief biographical information on

postmasters. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Ahlquist, Roy. Town of Amenia, NY. Post

Offices, Postmasters and

Other Notes.

Published by author, March, 1992. Pamphlet.




Ahlquist, Roy. Town of Clinton, Dutchess

County, NY. Post Offices,

Postmasters and Other

Postal Notes.

Published by author, May, 1993. Pamphlet.




Ahlquist, Roy. Town of Dover, NY. Post


Other Notes.

Published by author, April, 1993. Pamphlet.




Ahlquist, Roy. Town of East Fishkill: A

Postal History.




postmasters; includes time the town was still

part of Fishkill. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Ahlquist, Roy. The Town of Fishkill: A

Postal History.

Published by the author, Oct., 1994. Pamphlet.




Ahlquist, Roy. The Town of Hyde Park: A

Postal History.

Published by author, August, 1993. Pamphlet.





AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Ahlquist, Roy. Town of LaGrange. A Postal

History.

Published by author, April, 1994. Pamphlet.




Ahlquist, Roy. The Town of Pawling: A

Postal History.

Published by author, June, 1994. Pamphlet.




Ahlquist, Roy. Town of Pine Plains, NY.

Post Offices, Postmasters

and Other Notes.

Published by author, January, 1993. Pamphlet.




Ahlquist, Roy. The Town of Pleasant

Valley: A Postal History.





Ahlquist, Roy. Town of Poughkeepsie, NY.

Post Offices, Postmasters

and Other Notes.





Ahlquist, Roy. Town of Red Hook, NY. Post


Other Notes.

Published by author, December, 1992.

Pamphlet. Name and location of all post

offices within the town and brief biographical

information on postmasters. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Ahlquist, Roy. Town of Rhinebeck, NY. Post


Other Postal Notes.





Ahlquist, Roy. The town of Union Vale: A

Postal History.

Published by author, January, 1995. Pamphlet.




Bahn, Gilbert S. American Place Names of

Long Ago.

A Re-publication of the Index to Cram’s

Unrivaled Atlas of the World as Based on the

Census of 1890. Baltimore: Gen. Pub. Co,

c1998. Reprint (maps not included) with every

place name listed in the missing 1890 census;

even small, unofficial place names identified

by the county in which they were located.

[Call Number 912/B]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Biever, Duane. Old Poughkeepsie, New York

- 1865.

A history of a city and its lifestyle at the end of

the Civil War, intended to give a feel for the

life of the average citizen, much of it based on

newspaper resources. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Bruno, Maryann and

Elizabeth A. Daniels.

Vassar College. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publ, c2001. The

College History Series. 128pp, laminated

softcover, photos. Photographic history of the

college with extensive captions covers the

period from the founding of the college in

1861 to the present. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Carr ,Clare O’Neill. A Brief History of Red Hook. NY: Wise Family Trust, c2001. Brief text with

copious photographs and illustrations cover a

variety of topics such as original settlements

and growth; slavery; Margaret Beekman

Livingston; the great estates and their legacy;

some individual communities; the nineteenth

century and the twentieth century. [Call

Number 974.77/Dut]

Cassidy, Henry. The Rombout Patent. Dutchess County Historical Society, 1985.

Collections of the Dutchess County Historical

Society Vol. XI. Pamphlet “Including

biographical information on the two original

purchasers, Francis Rombout and Gulian

Verplanck.” [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

DiArpino, Carmen. A History of the Town of

Washington and Millbrook.

1988. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Fishkill Historical

Society.

Around Fishkill. Dover, NH: Arcadia Publ., 1996. Images of

America series. Photographic history of the

town with very brief text and expanded

captions covering about the 1850's to the

1950's. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Fredericksen, Beatrice. The Role of Dutchess County

During the American

Revolution.

A Dutchess County American Revolution

Bicentennial Project, c1976. Pamphlet. [Call

Number 974.77/Dut]

French, J.H. Historical and Statistical

Gazetteer of New York State.

Interlaken, NY: Heart of the Lakes Publishing,

1980 (Orig. publ. 1860). Arranged

alphabetically by county, then town within the

county. Includes geological description, history

of formation & settlement, churches, etc. [Call

Number 974.7/F]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

All-Name Index to the 1860

Gazetteer of New York State

by J.H. French.

And a listing of Geographic Names Missing in

the Original Index. Interlaken, NY: Heart of

the Lakes Publ., 1993. [Call Number 974.7/F]

Ghee, Joyce C., and Joan

Spencer.

Harlem Valley Pathways

through Pawling, Dover,

Amenia, North East, and

Pine Plains.

Images of America Series. Charleston, SC:

Arcadia Publishing, c1998. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Ghee, Joyce C. & Joan

Spence.

Poughkeepsie 1898-1998; A

Century of Change.

Dover, NH: Arcadia Publ., 1999. Images of



captions covering the 20th century. [Call

Number 974.77/Dut]

Ghee, Joyce C. & Joan

Spence.

Poughkeepsie: Halfway Up

the Hudson.

Dover, NH: Arcadia Publ., 1997. Images of





Hasbrouck, Frank. The History of Dutchess

County, New York.

Poughkeepsie, NY, 1909 [facsimile reprint

2005 by Higginson Book Company]. Typical

arrangement of a county history - chapters

covering early history and settlement, the

American Revolution and the Civil War, the

law and medical professions, some chapters on

the Catholic Church and Quakers, a separate

chapter on the history of each town and a 100-

page biographical and genealogical section.

There are numerous photos and several maps,

including a fold-out map of the Albany post

road circa 1820 (map is shelved in Subject

Vertical File under “Maps”). [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Herrick, Margaret E. Early settlements in


Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1994. A compilation

of the "Why...?" stories by Poughkeepsie

Journal writer Helen Myers. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Humphrey, Thomas J. Land and Liberty. Hudson

Valley Riots in the Age of

Revolution.

DeKalb: Northern Illinois University Press,

c2004. A scholarly history of tenant / landlord

violence and the manorial system in the

Hudson Valley from the 1750s through the

1790s. It includes descriptions of the

communities involved, tactics of tenants which

included challenging the owners’ Indian-

related title to the lands, and Revolutionary

War politics. [Call Number 974.7/H]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Huntting, Isaac. History of Little Nine

Partners of North East

Precinct, and Pine Plains,

New York, Duchess County.

Rhinebeck, NY: Palatine Reprint, 1974 [orig.

publ. Amenia, NY, 1897]. Area of Little Nine

Partner Patent of 1706 included present towns

of Milan, North East & Pine Plains. [Call

Number 974.77/Dut]

Kelly, Nancy V. A Brief History of Rhinebeck. NY: Wise Family Trust, c2001. Brief text with

copious photographs and illustrations cover a

variety of topics such as original settlements

and growth; slavery; transportation, the great

estates, and the Gilded Age; the effect of the

various wars including the American

Revolution, Civil War and World Wars;

education, churches and Rhinebeck today.


Koehler, Linda C. Dutchess County, NY

Churches and Their

Records: An Historical

Directory.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1994. Alphabetical

listing of churches that existed in Dutchess

County before 1900; includes brief church

history and information on their records. [Call

Number 974.77/Dut]

Leonard, Roger M. The Red Church. 1990. Detailed history of the church

congregation, the building and the cemetery in

the town of Red Hook, and its survival from

1766 to the present. No vital records included

in the text. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Lukacs, George H. Poughkeepsie Potters and

the Plague.

Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publ., 2001. Images

of America series. 128pp, laminated softcover,

photos. Photographic history of the stoneware

pottery industry in Poughkeepsie mostly

through expanded captions, majority of photos

are of stoneware jugs. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Marquez, Margaret

Logan.

Hyde Park on the Hudson. Dover, NH: Arcadia Publ., 1996. Images of





McDermott, William P.,

ed.

Clinton, Dutchess County,

NY. A History of a Town.

Clinton Corners, NY: Clinton Historical

Society, c1987. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Moffett, Glendon L. To Poughkeepsie and back.

The story of the

Poughkeepsie - Highland

Ferry.

Fleischmann’s, NY: Purple Mountain Press,

1994. Pamphlet. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Morse, Howard H. Historic Old Rhinebeck.

Echoes of Two Centuries.

Rhinebeck, NY, 1908. [facsimile reprint 2005

by Higginson Book Company]. Chapters

cover subjects such as the Palatines, roads,

churches, schools, river travel, violets, etc.

Appendix includes items such as a precinct

census of 1740, slave census of 1755, 1790

federal census, deeds and patents, signers of

the “Revolutionary Pledge”. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Murphy, Robert J. &

Denise D. Van Buren.

Historic Beacon. Images of America Series. Charleston, SC:

Arcadia Publishing, c1998. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Nestler, Harold, comp. A Bibliography of New York

State Communities.

Third edition. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books,

1990. About 2500 citations to books and

pamphlets emphasizing local history of smaller

communities, towns and counties of NY State.

[Call Number 016/Nes]

Platt, Edmund. The Eagle’s History of

Poughkeepsie from the

Earliest Settlements 1683 to

1905.

Poughkeepsie, NY: Platt & Platt, 1905.

Chronological history of the city includes brief

(30 page) Appendix with biographical sketches

of important citizens. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Reed, Newton. Early History of Amenia with

Impressions of Amenia by

Dewey Barry.

Amenia: Harlem Valley Times, 1985. Fourth

edition. Reed’s Early History was originally

published in 1875. The “Impressions of

Amenia” section is a collection of articles

written by Dewey Barry on Amenia history

with a late 20th century perspective. [Call

Number 974.77/Dut]

Remington, Gordon L. New York State Towns,

Villages, and Cities. A Guide

to Genealogical Sources.

NEHGS, 2002. In column format, it gives the

name of the locality (current or former), its

county, legal status (town, village or city), date

of formation, whether any published town,

church or cemetery histories and records are

available, and whether Town Clerk’s Registers

re Civil War enlistment bounties are available

(they include much genealogically significant

information). [Call Number 974.7/R]

Reynolds, Helen

Wilkinson.

Dutchess County Doorways

and Other Examples of

Period-Work in Wood 1730-

1830 with Accounts of

Houses, Places & People.

NY: William Farquhar Payson, 1931. Focus is

on architectural details of early homes, but

includes much family information about house

owners. Half of book consists of black & white

plates of houses and details. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Reynolds, Helen

Wilkinson.

Poughkeepsie; The Origin

and Meaning of the Word.

Poughkeepsie, NY: 1924. Collections of the

Dutchess County Historical Society, Vol.1.

98pp, index, maps, photos. [photocopy of

original publication]. This small volume is

packed with information about the origins of

the name of Poughkeepsie based mostly on

extensive research in deeds and land records.

There is a considerable collection of material

on place names with descriptions of where they

apply (using 1924 landmark references) as well

as original settlers in the town and city of

Poughkeepsie; discusses Dutch, Indian and

English terms. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

Rozell, Edwin H. Historical Sketch of

Poughkeepsie Township

1609-1949.


Skinner, Willa. Signal Fires in the

Highlands. A History of

Fishkill, NY 1683-1873.

Town of Fishkill, 1978. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Smith, Edward M. Documentary History of

Rhinebeck in Dutchess

County, NY.

Rhinebeck, NY: Palatine, 1974. (Orig. publ.

1881) "Embracing biographical sketches and

genealogical records of our first families and

first settlers with a history of its churches and

other public institutions." [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Smith, Edward M. Kipsbergen in Dutchess

County:

Its History, Location and Boundaries; Its

Founders and Their Families Through Many

Generations. 1894. Transcribed, indexed &

reprinted by Margaret E. Herrick, 1990. Short

history of Rhinebeck area with family histories

of Kip, Van Wagenen, Roosa, Osterhout, Van

Etten & Heermance families. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Smith, James H. History of Duchess County,

New York: with illustrations

and biographical sketches of

some of its prominent men

and pioneers.

Interlaken, N.Y.: Heart of the Lakes Publ.,

1980. (Reprint of original: Syracuse, NY,

1882). [Call Number 974.77/Dut]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Smith, Philip H. General History of Duchess

County from 1609 to 1876

inclusive.

Published by the author, Pawling, NY, 1877.

Appendix A - brief sketches of Putnam County

towns; Appendix B - lists, mostly of Signers of

1775 Association. Brief genealogies for Cole,

Belden, Pearce, Akin, Vanderburgh, Brill,

Ferris, Lattin, Holmes, Haynes. [Call Number

974.77/Dut]

Spafford, Horatio Gates. A Gazetteer of the State of

New-York, 1824.

Interlaken, NY: Heart of the Lakes Publ., 1981.

Reprint of 1824 original edition. Describes

counties, towns, villages, and geographic

features in one alphabetical order; appendix

lists post-offices in NY as of Jan. 1, 1824.

[Call Number 974.7/S]

Tompkins, Louise. The History of St. Peter’s

Protestant Episcopal Church

at Lithgow, New York

[founded 1801]. A

Landmark.

1971. Pamphlet. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

[Map] Atlas of New York and

vicinity.

Beers, Ellis & Soule, 1867. Atlas was

photocopied in its entirety, with each over-size

page covered by two to six 8 ½” x 11" pages;

the pages are stored in 3-ring binder. Atlas

covers Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess

County in detail, including the names of

property owners. [Call Number 974.77/Dut]

[Map] Atlas of the World. Fifth Edition. National Geographic,

Washington, DC, 1981. [Call Number

912/Atl]

[Map] Mid-Hudson Atlas. A book of detailed road maps for Greene,

Columbia, Ulster and Dutchess Counties of

New York State. JIMAPCO, c1994. 90 maps,

spiral-bound, street indexes for each county.

[Call Number 912/M]

[Map] World Atlas. Unabridged. Chicago: Encyclopedia

Britannica, c1951. [Call Number 912/Wor]

[Map]

Dutchess County, NY 1850 (Map 491) Land ownership maps. Library of

Congress Geography and Map Division.

Washington : Library of Congress, 1983. (2

fiches, Library of Congress collection of

pre-20 th century land ownership maps.) (filed

with Patron fiche under “DCGS” - LDS

Fiche # 6079728 )


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

[Map] Dutchess County, NY 1858 (Map 492) Land ownership maps. Library of

Congress Geography and Map Division in

cooperation with the Library of Congress

Photoduplication Service. Washington :

Library of Congress, 1983. (3 fiches, Library

of Congress collection of pre-20 th century

land ownership maps.) (filed with Patron fiche

under “DCGS” - LDS Fiche # 6079729 )

[Map] New York - 1779. By Claude Joseph Sauthier. Reprinted from

original 19 th century engraving by Jonathan

Sheppard Books, Albany, NY. Two sheets, 23"

x 29". "A chorographical map of the Province

of New York in North America, divided into

counties, manors, patents and townships...by

order of...Major General William Tryon by

Claude Joseph Sauthier, Esq."

[Map] Map of the State of New York

with Part of Upper Canada.

Reprinted by Jonathan Sheppard Enterprises

from original steel engraving published Sept.

1, 1831 in London, England by Hinton,

Simpkin & Marshall. One sheet 11" x 17".

[Map] New York - 1866. By A.J. Johnson. Reprinted from an original

by Jonathan Sheppard Books, Albany, NY.

One sheet 18" x 24". "Johnson's New York"

published by A.J. Johnson, New York in 1866.

FAMILY HISTORIES, GENEALOGIES, BIOGRAPHIES, COMPENDIUMS[this section only arranged in alphabetical order by principal subject family]

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

FAMILY HISTORIES

Newman, Janet T., comp. Family genealogy of the

Adamses of Putnam County,

New York.

1994. Manuscript family history starts with

Adamses probably resident in the area of

Putnam County (then still part of Dutchess

County), before 1790. [Call Number

929.2/Ada]

Newman, Janet Terman. Gilbert Adams (1760-1825)

of Fishkill, New York.

Revision 3.2 (June 1989). computer typescript,

index. Located in Family File Folder

"Adams". This compilation is based on family

records, research and correspondence.

Includes descendants of all of Gilbert Adams'

sons except Joseph. Spouses' surnames

include: Dingee, Sherwood, Nichols,

Ridgeway, Raynor, Shaw, Travis, Hulse,

Adams, Barrett, Van Nostrand, Rundal, and

Turney.

Aiello, John F. The History of the Aiello

Family from Corigliano,

Calabria - Providence[sic]

of Cosenza, Italy and

Poughkeepsie, New York,

U.S.A.

By author, 2005. Manuscript genealogy is a

simple, 4 generation descendancy for John

Aiello (1865-1934) & Mary Malagrino (1873-

1932) who immigrated from Italy to

Poughkeepsie in 1923, written by their

grandson. [Call Number 929.2/Aie]

Armstrong, John Edward. An Armstrong Ancestry. A

Genealogy of the

Descendants of Robert R.

Armstrong.

Publ. by author: 66E Ponwood Circle,

Madison, WI 53717. 1990. The Robert

Armstrong family of Oswego Co, NY migrated

to Wisconsin in 1840's and 1850's. Could be

the Robert Armstrong residing in Dutchess Co

in 1790 census. [Call Number 929.2/A]

Babcock, Gwendolyn

Garland.

The Ancestry of the Babcock

Family.

By author, November, 1992. Brief biographies

of ancestors & descendants of Guilford

Babcock (1899-1955) and Dorothy Beck

(1897-1982). First American generations of

Babcock, Fisher, Kelsey, Sturgis/Ewing, Beck,

Cornelius, Scott, Martin, Dutchess Co.

Palatines - Roos & Benner. Includes 9-gen.

chart, no index. [Call Number 929.2/Bab]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Badgley, George A. George Badgley & Emma

Seelye and Their

Descendants 1791-1983.

typescript. Includes Badgely, Seelye, Moss,

Thurston, Pells, Van Wagner, etc [Call

Number 929.2/B]

Baker, Emerson R.

(comp.)

Peter Baker of New York

1767-1822 and His

Descendants. Vol.1 - Peter

Baker.

Matlacha, FL: by the author, 1986. Peter

Baker was resident in Orange County, NY by

1805, place of birth unknown; moved to Tioga

Co., NY, Michigan & Tennessee. Includes

background material about areas where his

children settled. [Call Number 929.2/B]

Baker, Emerson R.

(comp.)

Peter Baker of New York

1767-1822 and His

Descendants. Vol.2 - Nathan

Baker.

Matlacha, FL: by the author, 1986. Nathan

Baker, son of Peter Baker, was born in Tioga

County, NY, moved to Michigan & Tennessee.

[Call Number 929.2/B]

Newcomb, John Bearss. Contribution to the

Genealogy of the Bearse or

Bearss Family in America

1618-1871.

Elgin, IL: 1871. 16 pp. Located in Family File

Folder "Bearss". Photocopied pages of a

privately printed book. Surnames of some NY

state spouses include: Beardsley, Rose, Buell,

Evarts, Bissel and Newcomb.

Benton II, Ezra Reed. Genealogy Four Family

Lines of William A. Benton I

1906-1978 Including

Interlocking Families.

Includes Benton, Hitchcock, Bassett, Tyler,

Reed, Smith, etc [Call Number 929.2/B]

Benton, Wm. A. Benton

(1881-1971).

Thumb Nail History of Wm.

A. Benton 1st 1788-1865

and some of His Descendants

with Side Lights and

Anecdotes.

“Dedicated to the clan with NO APPOLOgy

for Miss. pelling.” Informal, anecdotal account

of the Benton family of Leedsville in the town

of Amenia, builders of the homestead

“Troutbeck”. It includes references to daily

life throughout the 19th and 20th century and

various family stories. Also includes

Reminiscences by Rebecca Hitchcock Benton

(died 1901), with a number of old recipes (26

pages). [Call Number 929.2/Ben]

Bogardus, William

Brower (comp.)

Anneke Jans-Bogardus and

Adam Brouwer Research Aid

Bibliography.

1989, Anneke Jans and Everardus Bogardus

Descendants Assoc. Subject arrangement of

buried published sources in genealogies and

periodical articles on the Jans, Bogardus and

Brouwer/Brewer families. [Call Number

929.2/B]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Bogardus, William

Brower (comp.)

Dear “Cousin”: A charted

genealogy of the descendants

of Anneke Jans Bogardus

(1605-1663) to the 5th

generation.

Wilmington, OH: Anneke Jans and Everardus

Bogardus Descendants Association, c1996.

Brief biographies of Anneke Jans & Everardus

Bogardus; also discusses the most frequent

errors and incorrect lines for this family. A

separate annotated bibliography lists sources

for each chart. Related families - Bogardus,

Teller, Stoutenburgh, Van Rensselaer, Scott,

Elsworth, Oosterhout, DeDuyster. Roelofs,

Kierstede, Traphagan, DeWitt, Rosenkrans,

Wynkoop, Elmendorf, Bayard, Romme, Van

Ranst, Kip, Van Vleck, Van Borsum, De Kay,

Rodenburg, Van Brugh, Wendell, Clopper,

Gravenraedt, Ten Broeck, Douw, Richard,

Harters, Brouwer, Quackenbosch, Petit, Van

Note. [Call Number 929.2/Bog]

Stuart, Carol. Bon(e)steel, U.E.L. Manuscript, unpaged, in binder. Collection of

papers, family group sheets, family history,

memoirs, and correspondence during research

on Bonesteel family of Rhinebeck. Jacob

moved to Canada after serving with Loyalist

forces during the American Revolution. [early

version of Genealogy of Jacob Bonesteel Sr....]


Stuart, Carol.

Genealogy of Jacob

Bonesteel Sr. (U.E.L.) and

Christian Welch.

2005. Manuscript in 3-ring binder. Genealogy

of Jacob Bonesteel, born 1757 in Pine Plains,

who joined Burgoyne’s army as a Loyalist

member of “Jessup’s Rangers” and was in the

first group of settlers of Prescott, Ontario,

Canada after the American Revolution. The

computer-generated genealogy consists of

several parts - Ancestors (18 pages, with

index); Descendants - numbered, with many

notes and sources (218 pages with index); a

compressed chart of descendants. Alt.

spellings - Bohnenstiel Bonisteel Bonsteel

Bonstelle [Call Number 929.2/Bon]

Cassidy, Henry. Catharyna Brett, Portrait of

a Colonial Businesswoman.

Collections of the Dutchess County Historical

Society, Vol.13, 1992. Published as the

historical society's 1992 Yearbook (Vol.77).

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Briggs, Harry Talmadge. The Colonial Ancestry of the

Family of John Greene

Briggs, son of Job Briggs

and Patience Greene, and

Isabell Gibbs De Groff,

daughter of William

Stoutenbergh De Groff and

Susan Hopkins.

By Harry Talmadge Briggs and John Greene

Briggs. Connects with many Dutchess county

families, including Briggs, Greene, De Groff,

Hopkins, Robinson, Delavergne, Stoutenbergh,

etc. [Call Number 929.2/B]

Collins, Ronald W. The Ancestral History of

William H. Bronk.

Northeast Genealogy Research & Collins Publ,

1997. “Contains genealogies of the Bronk,

Bronck, van Hoesen, Halenbek & Funston

families.” Jarvis Bronck was living in Fort

Orange (Albany) NY as early as 1643. [Call

Number 929.2/Bro]

Brower, Alfred H. The Brouwer or Brower

Genealogy.

typescript [Call Number 929.2/B]

Young, Mary Lynch. Descendants of Josiah Bull,

Jr. (1738-1813) of Dutchess

County, New York and his

ancestry

(Josiah3, John2, Isaac1). Vol.1 Baltimore:

Gateway Pr., 1992. Includes sons Stephen and

Joseph of Dutchess Co., Amos, John and

Josiah 3d of Ontario, Canada. Also Canadian

families of his daughters' husbands: Stephen

Blount, Thomas Bowerman, William Christy,

John Cooper, William Garratt, Amos Hubbs,

William Hubbs, Corey Spencer, John Striver.


Todd, Mary Louise B. Descendants of Thomas and

Susannah Bull of Hartford,

Connecticut. Part 1, The

First Five Generations.

Lake Forest, IL: Heitman Printers, 1981. Pages

numbered 1-58, index, paper. [Call Number

929.2/Bul]



Connecticut. Part 2,

Generations 6 and 7.


numbered 59-149, index, paper. [Call Number

929.2/Bul]

Todd, Mary Louise B.

Descendants of Thomas and



Generations 8 and 9.


numbered 150-226, index, paper. [Call

Number 929.2/Bul]




Generations 10 and 11

with Additions and Corrections for Parts 1, 2,

3. Lake Forest, IL: Heitman Printers, 1986.

Pages numbered 227-279. [Call Number

929.2/Bul]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Bullock, Paul D. A Bullock Family History

from Rehoboth to Holcomb

(1643-1957).

1983. Short narrative; copy of a 1949

manuscript Bullock genealogy; and pedigree

charts and family group sheets. [Call Number

929.2/Bul]

Thompson-Stahr, Jane. The Burling Books.

Ancestors and Descendants

of Edward and Grace

Burling, Quakers (1600-

2000).

2 vol. Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc, 2001.

Family history covering up to 16 generations

including women’s lines, documented.

Includes: Barnes, Bedell, Bowne, Brown,

Carpenter, Cornell, Cruger, De Zeng,

Dusenbury, Ferris, Field, Ford, Griffin,

Gummere, Hallock, Haviland, Hunt, Ketcham,

Kimble, Lawrence, Lowerre, Mott, Nelson,

Norrington, Parsons, Pixley, Roesch, Rogers,

Sampson, Scheiffelin, Shotwell, Smith, Street,

Thompson, Titus, Underhill, Vail, Vincent,

Way, Weeks, White, Wood. [Call Number

929.2/Bur]

Campbell, Harlan Rogers. The Campbell Family. Some

of the Descendants of

William Campbell of Bergen

County [NJ], 1718 to 1969.

Includes Demarest, Ackerman, Verveelen,

Westervelt and other Dutchess County names.

[Call Number 929.2/C]

Case, Howard E. A Family History and

Genealogy of Henry Case

(1715-1767) and Margery

Carscadden (1714-1792) -

Orange County, NY.

Privately printed, 1969 [Call Number

929.2/C]

Chamberlin, George

Richard.

Judah Chamberlin (1761-

1847) in his own words and

in the words of his wife

Phebe Mead.

Self-published, 2005. Pamphlet, subtitled “A

short study of the Revolutionary War Pension

and bounty land application filed by Judah

Chamberlin, and his wife Phebe Mead

Chamberlin, in 1837 and 1855, respectively”

goes into great detail identifying the people,

places and events mentioned in Judah

Chamberlin’s pension application.

Chamberlin, born in Connecticut, resided in

Dutchess County before moving to Ohio.

[Call Number 929.2/Cha]

Champlin, Frederick

Ougheltree.

The House of Champlin. NYC: 1933. Typescript, about 776 pp. This is

a collection of several photocopied

manuscripts about the Champlin family,

including "House of Champlin", "The Jeffrey

Line", "The Christopher Line" and "An

Abstract". Original manuscript is in Red

Hook, NY Library. [Call Number 929.2/C]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Webb, Robert & Sheila,

compilers.

Chevalier Genealogy -

Shevalier/Chavalier/Shavalie

r/Shavalear.

manuscript. Pedigree Chart starting with

Robert L. Webb includes a line through

Canada which leads back to a Chevalier family

in upstate New York, Dutchess County, NY

and Connecticut. The materials include 5

pages of pedigree charts and 130 pages of

family group sheets of Chevalier families in

their numerous variant spellings. [Call

Number 929.2/Che]

Collins, Ronald W. Collins Family History. Fourth ed. The Genealogical History of the

Collins Family of Washington County, NY.

By author, 1997. Families include: Doucet,

Drace, Dudley, Eno, Eyre, Forcier, Funk,

Gauthier, Gaylord, Gillette, Goodale,

Goodrick, Gregory, Grosvenor, Hammond,

Harper, Haskins, Hubert, Hus, Kelsey,

Kuhn(Coon), La Fau, Leppard, Loescher,

Marcot, Marvin, Matthieu, Matteson, Miller,

Mudge, Phillips, Robitaille, Seeley, Schneider,

Skinner, Sturge, Trent, Turney, Vacher, Vore,

Weller, Wies, Williams, Winegar,

Woodbridge. [Call Number 929.2/Col]

Coons, William S. Coons

& Kate Koon Bovey.

Koon-Coons Families of

Eastern New York Part 1.

1996 reprint by Ulster County Genealogical

Society (originally publ. 1931, Tuttle

Publishing Co). “Family of Matthias Kuntz

who came with the Palatines from Germany in

1710 and settled near Germantown on the

Hudson River in New York State.” Alternate

spellings include Coens, Kuntz, Kunz, Kuhns,

Coons, Coontz, Koon, Koonz, etc. [Call

Number 929.2/C]

Corey, James Matthew. Ancestors of Matthew and

Emma Corey.

1990. Follows direct line through Corey,

Mead, Davis, Jaycox, Woodin, and Dunbar

families. [Call Number 929.2/C]

Crego, Roy. A Selective History of the

Crego Family.

By author, Basking Ridge, NJ, c1993. Crego

family went from New York City to Dutchess

County in the early 1700's and followed typical

migration patterns to Vermont, Connecticut,

upstate New York State and Michigan.

Related families include: Haight, Lossee,

Hollenbeck, Waters & Dutcher. Periodic 1

page supplements added. [Call Number

929.2/Cre]

Cullman, Joseph F. I’m a Lucky Guy. Autobiography of chairman of Philip Morris

1957-1978. [Call Number 920/C]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Davison, Mary Lou &

Jim.

The Dabros Family from

Poland to Poughkeepsie and

Beyond.

manuscript. Adam Dabros, born Poland 1859,

arrived in Poughkeepsie about 1895. [Call

Number 929.2/Dab]

Garven, Dorothy. Descendants of Nicholas De

La Vergne 1720-1940: An

Index to the Genealogical

Records Collected by

Charles S. DeLaVergne and

Dorothy Garven.

Los Angeles: Alder Tree Press, 1986. Index to

the considerable personal collections of

records of D. Garven and C. De La Vergne.

[Call Number 929.2/D]

Garven, Dorothy. Descendants of Nicolas De

La Vergne of Dutchess Co.,

New York Through His Son

Lewis (1738-1805).

Los Angeles: Alder Tree Press, 1993. Follows

families to present - 9th & 10th generations.

[Call Number 929.2/Del]

Garven, Dorothy. Descendants of Nicholas De

La Vergne of Dutchess

County, NY through Six of

His Children: Benjamin,

Giles, Joseph, Frances

Green, Mary Mosher and

Sarah Howland.

Book 2 of the De La Vergne Family Series.

LA: Alden Tree Press, 1997. Related names

include Green, Husted, Mosher, and Howland.

[Call Number 929.2/Del]

Allaben, Frank. John Watts De Peyster. NY: Frank Allaben Genealogical Co, c1908. 2

vol. Biography of Gen. De Peyster who owned

"Rose Hill" estate in Tivoli, Town of Red

Hook as summer home 1841-1907.

Genealogical notes on related families of

Watts, DeLancey, Coldin, Van Cortlandt,

Loockerman, Livingston, MacPheadris,

French, Philipse, Beekman, Nicoll, Van

Renselaer, Schuyler, and Van Slicktenhorst.


DeWitt, Mary V. The Dewitt Genealogy.

Descendants of Tjereck

Claessen DeWitt of Ulster

County, NY.

Names and vital statistics (no documentation).


Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Gemeny, W. Gordon. Colonel Lewis duBois -

unheralded Hero of the

Revolutionary War.

2001. The focus of this paper is to correct

confusion in the mis-identification of Lewis

duBois / duBoys (1744-1824) of Dutchess

County with Lewis du Bois of Ulster County.

The Dutchess County Lewis/Louis was a

Colonel of the New York Fifth Line Regiment

in the American Revolution, but his records

have been attributed to Lewis of Ulster

County, a Major in Col. Hasbrouck’s

Newburgh Regiment. [Call Number

929.2/Dub]

Heidgerd, William. The American Descendants

of Chretien DuBois of

Wicres, France.

Compiled for the DuBois Family Association,

Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, NY.

1968-1990. 20 vols. and indexes. Parts 1-16,

consolidated DuBois Index (1988) and Index

to Other Names A-E (only). Each volume has

own index. Chretien DuBois settled in New

Paltz, Ulster Co, NY in the 17th century. [Call

Number 929.2/D]

Chamberlain, Marjorie

Dikeman.

Johannes Dyckman of Fort

Orange and His

Descendants. Vol.1 - The

First Five Generations.

West Rutland, VT: by the author, 1988.

Johannes & Maria Dyckman settled at Albany

shortly after their 1651 arrival in New

Amsterdam. Some lines traced 5 generations,

many unplaced Dyckmans noted.

Concentrations around Albany, NYC,

Columbia & Dutchess Co., NY; Fairfield Co.,

CT. [Call Number 929.2/D]

Eggleston, George T. Some Descendants of Bygod

Eggleston of Yorkshire,

England and Windsor,

Connecticut.

Florida, c1981. [Call Number 929.2/Egg]

Emigh, Ward R. Johann Nicolaus Emich. His

Life and Times 1689-1761.

typescript. Includes some background on

Palatine immigration, life of Johann Emich,

and history of original homestead still standing

in Clove, NY. [Call Number 929.2/Emi]

Donohue, Donald C.,

comp.

The Ennist Genealogy. Hurley, NY: Ulster Co Gen. Society, c1995.

Series: Families of Ulster County. Modified

Register format follows up to 11 generations

descendant from Edward Annis & Alexander

Innes. Related families: Swartwoudt, Rosa,

Hoornbeck, Cortwright, Oosterhout,

Vandermark, Pattison, Keter, Middagh, Van

Etten, Westbrook, Shimer, Smith, Turner,

Brice, DuBois, Emery, Thornton, Schutt. [Call

Number 929.2/E]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kenney, Alice P. The Gansevoorts of Albany.

Dutch Patricians in the

Upper Hudson Valley.

Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press,

c1969. As much a history of the area and

Dutch tradition as a strict genealogy. [Call

Number 929.2/G]

Brittenham, William

Robert and Ruth Z.

Lewis.

The Garter Family of New

York and Michigan.

By author, 2006. “Garter descendants lived in

Herkimer and Orleans Counties, New York, in

Oakland, Ionia, Kent and Ottawa Counties,

Michigan, and elsewhere. Including

individuals with the surnames Austin, Boyer,

Brittenham, Carr, Chase, Churchill, Dresser,

Gerter, Green, Hoover, Kilts, King, Mitton,

Nelson, Petrie, Prindle, Smith, Staring, Van

Allsburg, Widrick.” Presents descendants of

Robert Gerter and Elisabeth Cromwell

(married before 1729 probably in Schenectady,

NY) in Register format down to the tenth

generation. There are very extensive notes and

documentation, and 18 appendices covering

such things as discussions of research

questions and transcriptions of items including

manuscript memoirs, letters, and

administrations. Call number 929.2/Gar

Gorton, Thomas Arthur. Samuel Gorton of Rhode

Island and His Descendants.

Combined Vol. 1 & 2. Baltimore: Gateway

Press, 1985. [Call Number 929.2/G]

Donohue, Donald C. Grays of Ulster County,

Related Families, and Other

Grays.

Hurley, NY: Ulster County Genealogical

Society, c1995. Vol.III UCGS Families of

Ulster County series. Modified Register-style

family genealogy following several Gray lines,

concentrating on lines migrating from New

England, through Connecticut to New York.

Related families include Forman,

Lewes/Lewis, Godfrey and Sparrow. [Call

Number 929.2/G]

Long, Anne (comp.) Green/Greene Entries Found

in the Barbour Collection of

Connecticut Vital Records.

1988. [Call Number 929.2/G]

Grier Jr., William M. The Griers. Pioneers in

America and Canada 1816-

1991.

Denver: Grier & Co, c1991. History of a

Scots-Irish family that immigrated to Canada

in 1816 and eventually moved to the American

West. [Call Number 929.2/Gri]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Guilford, Joan S.

Guilford.

The Ancestry of Dr. J. P.

Guilford. Seventeenth-

Century New England

Colonials and a Few

Eighteenth Century

Immigrants.

Vol.II. Franklin, NC: Genealogy Publishing

Service, c2003. Uually only the first immigrant

generation and then 1 or 2 generations beyond

are covered. Part I: “Assured Ancestors”, Part

II: “Assumed Ancestors”, Part III: “Errata and

Addenda to Volume 1”, and Part IV: “The

Ancestry of Ruth Sheridan Burke, Wife of Dr.

J.P. Guilford”. A final section of 4-generation

pedigree charts, starting with J.P. Guilford as

#1. [Only 2 lines have a direct connection to

Dutchess County - Kinney/Kinne and Herrick -

and they are not treated in this volume.] Abbe,

Allen, Benham, Child(s), Cogan, Corey, Crow,

Davis, Durham, Farrar, Finney, Goodrich,

Griggs, Jaqua, Johnston, Keen, Kemp, King,

Knowlton, May, Merriman, Monroe, Norcross,

Partridge, Seabury, Spink, Timmons, Truant,

Wright, Allyn, Bass, Benson, Caswell,

Caulkins, Dingley, Douglas, Eames, Foster,

Freeman, Gates, Hayward, Hough, Jordan,

Josselyn, Keen, Lane, Monroe, Noyes,

Oldham, Parker, Pidge, Proctor, Ramsden,

Rose, Sprague, Stockbridge, Thayer, Wetherill,

Williams, Wood. [Call Number 929.2/Gui]

Haddock, Hugh Ranson. Legends of the Haddock

Family.

Compiled by Hugh Ranson Haddock and

Orpha Vaughan Haddock. 1976. Family

settled in New England in 1600's, moved to

North Carolina, then spread south and west in

the 19th century. [Call Number 929.2/Had]

Hamm, Warren. The Hamm family. manuscript. [Call Number 929.2/H]

Lowry, James W. Haskins Genealogy. The

Descendants of Jonas

Haskins (1788-1837) of

Dutchess Co, NY and

Uhrichsville, OH.

Hagerstown, MD: Deutsche Buchhhandlung,

1992. Including "History of the Haskins

Family" by Luman Birch Haskins. [Call

Number 929.2/Has]

Bathrick, Michael, transc. John Herrick Ledger, Pine

Plains, NY.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, n.d. Ledger contains

payroll accounts for John Herrick farm of Pine

Plains 1852 to circa 1880's and 1890's.

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Bruder, Bruce, compiler “Dear Children in

Wisconsin”.

Collection of transcripts with scanned copies

of 7 letters from Peter and Catherine Hidorn

of Pine Plains, NY to their son & his wife John

and Sarah (Simmons) Hidorn in Wisconsin

1854-1858. Packet includes a CD-ROM with

scanned pictures of the letters and the Hidorn

home in Pine Plains. Located in “Family File”

under “Heydorn”.

Hix, Gayle D. Hix (Hicks) Heads of

Families 1790-1850 New

York.

By the author, 7901 Cambridge Drive #43,

Houston, TX 77054. Lists in column format

all Hix/Hicks families found in the NY Federal

censuses 1790-1850, including first name,

town, county, and census year. [Call Number

929.2/Hix]

Hoffman, Joyce Williams

and E. William.

Hoffman, Manning and

Simmons Families of


Part I of the book follows a direct line of

descent with brief data on family groups of

mother, father and children. There is no direct

citation of sources. Part II includes families

associated with the 3 main families, including:

Becker, Bonenstiehl (Bonessteel), Burke, Du

Bois, Kilmer, Oathorp, Near/Neher,

Reiffenberg, and Waldorf. [Call Number

929.2/H]

Klinkenberg, Audrey M.,

compiler

The Hommel Family of

Ulster County from 1710.


Society, c1995. Series: Ulster County Gen.

Society’s Families of Ulster County. [Call

Number 929.2/H]

Hooker, Edward. The Descendants of Rev.

Thomas Hooker, Hartford,

Connecticut 1586-1908.

Edited by Margaret Huntington Hooker. 1909.

"Being an account of what is known of Rev.

Thomas Hooker's family in England. And

more particularly concerning himself and his

influence upon the early history of our country

also all items of interest which it has been

possible to gather concerning the early

generations of Hookers and their descendants

in America. [Call Number 929.2/Hoo]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Hosier, Scott F. The Hosier Family of New

York & Pennsylvania.

Chapters C, D, M, N & Z.

John Hosier of Rye,

Westchester County 1680-

1724.

Manuscript family history, computer print-out,

each chapter with own index. Outline

descendancies followed by “Modified

Register” format for each descendant; no

sources cited. Sections include – John Hosier,

1680-1724; Peter Hosier of Columbia Co., NY

1820-1906; John Hosier of Chautauqua Co.,

NY 1756-1822; Samuel Hosier of Dutchess

Co., NY born before 1734; Henry Hosier of

Broom Co., NY 1832-1914. [Call Number

929.2/Hos]

Trigg, George Lockwood. A Huff Genealogy.

Descendants of Engelbert

Huff of Dutchess County,

NY.

Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, c1992.

Engelbert Hoff was said to have been born in

Norway about 1637 and died 1765 age 128 in

Fishkill, NY. Most of the family left NY for

Canada after the American Revolution. The

bulk of the book covers generations 3-10 after

Engelbert Hoff. [Call Number 929.2/Huf]

Hosmer, Ralph Sheldon. Genealogy of That Branch of

the Irwin Family in New

York Founded in the Hudson

River Valley by William

Irwin 1700-1787.

Compiled by Ralph Sheldon Hosmer and

Martha Teller (Irwin) Fielder. Privately

printed by Dudley Mann Irwin, Ithaca, NY,

1938. Also includes Patton, Doolittle, Green,

Rew, and Williams information. [Call

Number 929.2/I]

Chance, Dorothy Jane. The Ketcham/Ketchum

Family in America 1635-

1991. Descendants of

Nathaniel Ketcham of

Huntington, Long Island and

of Nathaniel Ketchum of

Norwalk, CT.

Baltimore: GPC, 1991. [Call Number

929.2/K]

Fisher-King 1817-1937. Bound typescript. Families of Edward King

and descendants of Samuel Ware Fisher and

Lorinda Smith King. [Call Number 929.2/K]

A Noble Son: Spencer W.

Kimball. A Curious

Combination of Cousins.

Salt Lake City: Institute of Family Research,

1977. Intended to show Kimball's cousin

relationships to other well-known people,

illustrating the idea of "collapsing pedigrees".

[Call Number 929.2/K]

Rose, Mildred G. Kiser. Kiser - Family and

Descendants of John Mulkey

Kiser of Dumps Creek,

Russell County (Southwest

Virginia).

By the author, 1980. John Kiser was born

1829 in VA; many of the family migrated to

MO. Follows his 12 children and descendants.

[Call Number 929.2/Kis]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Knapp, Alfred Averill,

compiler.

Nicholas Knapp Genealogy. 1953. Reprint: Higginson Books, 2000.

Covers descendants of the English immigrant

Nicholas Knapp who arrived at Watertown,

MA in 1630; includes more than 12,000

individuals. Early descendants are numerous in

western Connecticut, and eastern New York,

including Dutchess County. [Call Number

929.2/K]

Viele, Kathlyne

Knickerbacker.

Sketches of Allied Families

Knickerbacker - Viele

Historical and Genealogical

“to which is added an Appendix containing

family data.” Hurley, NY: UCGS, 1996

(reprint of original 1916). Added Register-

format summary outline of family. [Call

Number 929.2/K]

Powers, Eileen Lasher. Lasher Lineage. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1982. A Palatine

family of New York. [Call Number 929.2/Las]

Powers, Eileen Lasher. Supplement - Lasher

Lineage.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1994. Additions and

corrections to Powers’ Lasher Lineage. [Call

Number 929.2/L]

Francis, Rev. J.G. History and Genealogy of

Early Pioneer Families of

Lebanon County,

Pennsylvania. The Lights of

Lebanon County.

Apollo, PA: Closson Publisher, c1990. [Call

Number 974.8/F]

Davis, Howland & Arthur

Kelly, comps.

A Livingston Genealogical

Register.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1995. Compiled for

The Friends of Clermont, co-sponsored by The

Order of Colonial Lords of Manors in

America. Sequel to the 1986 "Livingston

Genealogy". Direct descent from Rev. John

Livingston shown in charts with name, birth &

death dates only (no places). [Call Number

929.2/Liv]

Wiles, Richard T. (ed.) The Livingston Legacy.

Three Centuries of American

History.

Bard College, c1987. Papers from a

symposium held at Bard College 1986. [Call

Number 929.2/L]

Buck, Clifford M. The Lossing Family. manuscript. [Call Number 929.2/L]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Guilford, Joan S. The Ancestry of Dr. Franklin

B. McClung.

By author, 1999. Genealogy discusses direct

line descent of 72 ancestors of Frank B.

McClung in short chapters, with a

summarizing “line of descent” at the end of

each chapter. No footnotes but there is an

extensive bibliography and discussion of

problems and uncertainties. Introductory

material includes information about the

Society of Friends (Quakers) and Dutch names.

Surnames of ancestral lines in New York

include Coerten, Forshee, Halenbeck, Hand,

Hoffmeyer, Horton, Perlier/Perlee, Peterson,

Polhemus, Salmon, Vigne, and Volkertszen,

Meigs, Perlier/Perlee, & Wright. [Call

Number 929.2/M]

McKay, Dr. James

Adolphus, ed.

Genealogy of the McKay

Family. Descendants of

Elkenny McKay, the Founder

of the Family in America.

West Superior, WI: by author, 1896. "And

including 37 generations of the ancestors of the

family of Daniel McKay A.D. 560 to 1890 -

1330 years." Related families: McKay,

Sackett, Wadsworth, Douglas, Edwards, Carey,

Waller, Weed. [Call Number 929.2/Mck]

Middaugh, Jack K. The Middaugh Family

History.


Society, c1995. Vol.II UCGS Families of

Ulster County series. Modified Register-style

format starting with Repalye and Bergen

ancestors, then 11 generations of Midag /

Middagh / Middaugh / Meddaugh, beginning

1640. Bibliographic citations are very general,

with no sources directly cited. [Call Number

929.2/M]

Mills, Katie R. (comp.) History of the Simon Mills

Family Through His Son

John Mills and Grandson

Joseph Mills of Simsbury,

CT.

Book II (8th and 9th generations.) By Katie R

and Ralph E. Mills. Michigan: by author,

1982. [Call Number 929.2/M/v.2]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Baselt, Fonda D.

(Wagner).

A Minkler-Minckler

Heritage.

Including Families: Becker, Bloodgood,

Brown, Davidts, Dings, Donges, Dunschmann,

Freer, Funck, Hegeman, Hemerick, Kilmer,

Knickerbacker, LeRoy, Palmatier, Schneider,

Sperbeck, Terrill, VanBommell, and

VanKleeck. By the author, 2004. Appendix

includes photocopy of short diary of Civil War

veteran Pvt. Levi Minkler, Co. F, 18th

Regiment Wis. Vols. The first part of the book

starts with the first generation Palatine German

immigrant ancestor Kilian Minckler and

follows the family for 7 generations using a

standard Register numbering system. The

second part of the book has many short

sections covering related families. [Call

Number 929.2/Min]

Harris, Edward

Doubleday.

James Mott of Dutchess

County, NY and

Descendants.

Tuttle Antiquarian Books, Rutland VT (reprint

of original). Pamphlet. Branch of a Long

Island Mott family that settled in Dutchess

County. [Call Number 929.2/M]

Stenberg, Francee

Forrester Walker.

The Noxon Family in North

America.

Cullman, AL: Gregath Co, c1990. Family

history with documention; from Thomas

Noxon who married 1691 to Gertrude

Hoogeboom in Albany, NY. Supplement

added. [Call Number 929.2/N]

Dahl, Barbara. Ostrander Family Vital

Records. Births, Baptisms

and Marriages of the

Ostrander Family in New

York State and Nearby From

1660.

By Barbara Dahl and Emmett Ostrander.

Ostrander Family Association, 1989. Compiled

from the records of 529 churches and related

sources. [Call Number 929.2/O]

Ostrander, Emmett, et al. Ostrander. A Genealogical

Record 1660-1995.

Ostrander Family Association, 1999. Traces

more than 17,500 descendants in fifteen

generations from Peiter Pieterzen of

Amsterdam who arrived in America in 1660

and settled in Ulster County. Some of the

earliest generations lived in Dutchess &

Columbia County before spreading west and

north. [Call Number 929.2/Ost]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Otstot, Charles

Mathieson.

A History of the Otstot(t)

Family in America Also

Being a Guide to the

Descendants of Jost and

Katherine Otstadt.

Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1973. Related

families- Hartman, Helsel, Handell, Stephens,

Knaub, Bishop, Altman, Brodbeck, McDohald,

Keller, Abel, Merkhart, Dellinger, Jung.

Supplement: 1974 Pages 831-859.

Supplement: 1976 Pages 861-942 [Call

Number 929.2/O]

Berry, Brian J. L. The Rufus Parks Pedigree.

Seventeen Centuries of Our

Family’s Ancestry.

Printed for author at McKinney, TX by

Prestige Printers, 1989. Rufus Parks (1793-

1861) was born in Montgomery Co, NY,

subsequently resided for a time in Dutchess

Co., died in Illinois. Considerable material on

Parks ancestry to Middle Ages; New England

ancestry of related lines. [Call Number

929.2/Par]

Haslam, Patricia Liddle. Richard Patrick or Partrick

of Norwalk, Conn. and Some

of His Descendants.

Barre, VT: 1978. Text intended as a work in

progress, presenting various primary and

secondary sources found up to the time the

book was written, covering descendants (some

as far as 9 generations) of the Richard Patrick

who appears in Norwalk, CT records by 1725.

Some descendants were in Dutchess County by

the early 19th century. There are additional

handwritten notes added to the text by the

author. [Call Number 929.2/Pat]

Patten, Malcolm Clark. Patten Genealogy. An

Elaboration Upon One Line

Descending from William

Patten of Cambridge 1635.

Newport Beack, CA: Powell & Taylor Publ.

Co., c1990. (A Taylor line lived in

Poughkeepsie.) [Call Number 929.2/Pat]

Payne, Clyde W. The Descendants of John

Payn from England to

America.

Baltimore, Gateway Press, 1994. Traces a

direct line from Moses Payne who arrived at

Braintree, MA in 1638 back to England for

aout 6 generations, then forward to author's

father 10 generations. Brief biographies of

each ancestor, cites sources. [Call Number

929.2/Pay]

Marvin, Dwight. Aaron Perkins, DD of

Bridgewater, Massachusetts.

His Life and New England

Ancestry.

Worcester, MA: Illuminator Desktop Publ.,

c1996. Rev. Aaron Perkins was a Baptist

minister who served 12 years at Lattintown,

Ulster Co (1812-1824) and 9 years in

Poughkeepsie, NY (1829-1835, 1845-1848).

Ancestry includes Benson, Brown, Cheney,

Gilman, Hawes, Holmes, Johnson, Morton,

Packard, Perkins, Pratt, Washburn, et al. [Call

Number 929.2/P]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Col, Thomas E., compiler. Edmund Pendleton Platt and

Mary Emily Bartlett.

Ancestors and Descendants.

April 1994. Manuscript. Includes

introduction, short history of Platt family

1853-1913 in Poughkeepsie, descendancy

chart, many family group sheets. [Call

Number 929.2/Pla]

Pulver Genealogy. 3-ring binder, index. Probably compiled by

William & Mildred Tirk. Follows up to 11

generations on some lines descending from

Palatine immigrant Johann Wendell

Pulver/Bulffer. Some related early families

include Jager, Linck, Stekel, Klum, Kuhn,

Kilmer/Coleman, Voland, Zufelt, Van de

Water, Simon, Van Duesen, Knickerbocker,

Bristol, Garrison, Hagadorn, Turk. [Call

Number 929.2/Pul]

Ransom Genealogy. Dallas, PA: Ransom Reunion Genealogy

Committee, 1973. photocopy of a typed

manuscript, with index. Introductory material

with some history of the settlement of Capt.

Samuel Ransom, born 1737 in England or

Connecticut. There are 2 “historical

prologues”, but most of the text follows the

descendants of Samuel Ransom and Esther

Laurence, in some cases for 8 generations.

Basic name, date and place information, no

documentation. [Call Number 929.2/Ran]

Heath, Franklin W. Child's History - Reed. Philadelphia, 1932. typed manuscript, fold-out

chart. Brief narrative of Reed family of

Amenia with descendant charts. Related

families: Edgerton, Pulling, Zabriskie,

Hollister, Benton, Cobb, Heath, Barlow, Cline,

Sedgewick, & Gridley. [Call Number

929.2/R]

“The Roosevelt Family in

America: A Genealogy”.

Published in Theodore Roosevelt Association

Journal in 3 parts, Vol.16:1-3 (Winter, Spring,

Summer 1990). A basic genealogy from the

immigrant Claes Martenszen von Rosenvelt,

c1650 to the present. [Call Number 929.2/R]

Griffith, W.R. & Augusta

E. Preston.

The Genealogy of the Ross

Family, Descendants of

Zebulon Ross, who came

from Scotland to Dover,

Dutchess Co., N. Y., in the

early part of the eighteenth

century.

Higginson reprint, 2004. (Orig. published 1885

by W.R. Griffith of New York City, and

Augusta E. Preston of South Dover, NY).

Detailed dates and places start with 3 rd

generation, concentrating on Ross surname

line. [Call Number 929.2/R]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Currier, Opel Louise. William Russel Family of

Menotomy (now Arlington),

Massachusetts.

1980. [Call Number 929.2/R]

Rutherford, William

Kenneth.

Genealogical History of the

Rutherford Family Vol.2.

By William Kenneth Rutherford and Anna

Clay (Zimmerman) Rutherford. Shawnee, KS,

Intercollegiate Press, c1969. Includes

Rutherford women and their descendants from

Robertus dominus de Rodyrforde. [Call

Number 929.2/R]

Rutherford, William

Kenneth.

Genealogical History of Our

Ancestors.

Compiled by William Kenneth Rutherford

and Anna Clay (Zimmerman) Rutherford.

1970. Sequel to 1969 edition. New York

immigrant ancestors include Jans, Jansen,

Jonas, Kierslede, Polhemus, Roelofs, Sebring,

Stilwell, Vander Werven and Van Dyke. [Call

Number 929.2/R]

Rutherford, William

Kenneth.

Genealogical History of Our

Ancestors.

Compiled by William Kenneth Rutherford

and Anna Clay (Zimmerman) Rutherford. 2

vols. Revised edition. 1977. Related families

include: Alden, Polhemus, Sebring, Jansen,

Jans, Duyts, Bass, Hayden, Holmes, Mullins,

Neale, Pray, Scott, Webb. [Call Number

929.2/R]

Surine, Carolyn. The Sarine Family.

Migrations to Mamakating,

Montgomery, Deer Park, and

Chemung, NY. Vol.2, Pt.1.

Oswego, NY: by author, 1994. Intended to

document the earliest known members of the

Surine family including documents, family

records, outline descendants chart of James

"Canopus" Surine and Elizabeth Oakley.

[Call Number 929.2/Sar]

Reynolds-Green, Barbara

Jean (Schryver).

The Family History -

Schryver and Hinkle

(Henckel), Bush and

Stingley, Baumarter and

Martindale.

By author, ca.1995. Collection of pedigree

charts with many photos, copies of vital

records, miscellaneous newspaper articles and

other materials. [Call Number 929.2/Sch]

Williamson, Ralph & Eva

Anderson Williamson.

Stevenson and Anderson

Families of New Jersey,

Ohio, Indiana and Kansas.

Trenton:NJ: Parker Printing, Co, 1976. Traces

descendants of Samuel Stevenson (1742-

1811), mostly in New Jersey and Indiana; and

John Anderson (1770-1865). Appendix

includes transcripts and abstracts of some

original records, but generally sources are not

cited in the text. [Call Number 929.2/S]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Surine, Carolyn, comp. The Surine-Sirrine Family.

New York Beginnings of an

American Story. Vol.1.

1987. Compilation of materials, charts,

research notes on a family with many spelling

variations, including Sarine, Searing, Serin,

Suring, Syron, etc. [Call Number 929.2/S]

Murphy, Daniel I., Project

Founder.

Sedore Family History.

Vol.1 Coonradt Sedore of

New York (ca 1734 - ca

1810), His Sons and

Grandchildren.

Westminster, MD: Willow Bend Books &

Family Line Publication, c2000. Traces

descendants of four sons of Coonradt Sedore

and Antje Boeckhout of Sleepy Hollow, NY

down to the present, covering 10,000

descendants and 6000 spouses. One son,

Frederick Sedore, settled in Dutchess County.

A brief narrative introduces each family, and

each family listing, using the Henry numbering

system, is well documented. [Call Number

929.2/Sed]

Seward, George C. Seward and Related

Families.

Scarsdale, NY: by the author, c1987. Families

include Swebers, Rughs, Kloennes, McKays,

Eleys, Days, Corbells, Philips. [Call Number

929.2/S]

Seward, George C, ed. We Remember Carroll. A

tribute to Carroll Frances

McKay Seward.

White Plains, NY: by author, c1992.

Recollections of friends and relatives. [Call

Number 929.2/Sew]

Seward, George C. Seward and Related

Families. Second edition

incorporating We Remember

Carroll.

White Plains, NY: by author, c1994. Related

families include Bradley, Corbell, Day, Eley,

Hawes, Kloennes, McKay, Phillips, Rugh, and

Sweger. [Call Number 929.2/Sew]

Signor, Charles E. The Signor Family. Sickner,

Signer, Signor.

Notes & worksheets of Charles E. Signor,

April, 1946. Transcribed, Reorganized &

Indexed by James G. Brown. Extensive list of

descendants of Johan Jacob Sickner, a Palatine

immigrant who settled in Rhinebeck, NY.

Computer-generated genealogy-report format

by James Brown is based on a carbon-copy

manuscript produced by Charles E. Signor.

Few sources are listed. [Call Number

929.2/S]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Silvernail, Peter, comp. Southern Columbia County,

New York Families (A

Genealogy).

Edited by Arthur Kelly. Rhinebeck, NY:

Kinship, 1996. Manuscript compiled by

Silvernail about 1895-97. Includes families of

Hoysradt/Hiserodt, Strever, Dings, Tanner &

DeLong; with related lines of Silvernail,

Pulver, Decker, Kilmer, Lasher, Weaver,

Tripp, Link, Knickerbacker, Reynolds, Smith,

and Simons/Simmons. [Call Number

929.2/Sil]

Simmons, Henry, jt. auth. A Hudson Valley Simmons

Family.

Compiled by Henry & Linda Simmons. 1998.

cascading pedigree chart. Modified Register

System format, PAF files, general list of

sources. Related families include: Brink,

Bennett, Sheeley, Roosa, Schoonmaker, Funck,

Winne, Post, Klaarwater, Swartout, Kierstede,

Sterner, Davis, Whitaker, Brodhead, and De

Jongh. [Call Number 929.2/Sim]

Sisson, David, and Joan

Sisson.

Descendants of Richard and

Mary Sisson; ten

generations from 1608.

By authors, 1999. Publishers of Sisson

Newsletter cover immense amount of material

on descendants of Rhode Island couple; easy to

track families altho not a standard genealogical

format. Documentation rough, with general

referral at end of a family listing. [Call

Number 929.2/S]

Sisson, David, and Joan

Sisson.

Descendants of Richard and

Mary Sisson. Updates - ten

generations from 1608.

By authors, c2003. Additions, changes and

corrections, referring back to page numbers in

the 1999 edition. [Call Number 929.2/S]

Skidmore, Warren. Thomas Skidmore

(Scudamore) 1605-1684 of

Westerliesh, Gloucestershire

and Fairfield County, CT.

His ancestors and his descendants to the ninth

generation. 2 nd edition. Published by the

author, Akron, OH, 1985. Related families:

Barber, Hall, Rogers, Mosher, Brown, Hyzer,

Lacy, Culver, Cornell, Humphrey, Williams,

Haight, Haviland, Hughes, Bell, Akin, Clapp.

[Call Number 929.2/Ski]

Herrick, Margaret E. Thaddeus K. Smith and

Bertha Heyne. Their

Ancestors and Descendants

Including Families of Bard,

Downing, Veach.

2 nd ed. By author, 1989. Families lived in

Red Hook-Rhinebeck area of Dutchess

County. [Call Number 929.2/S]

Anderson, Richard Lloyd. Joseph Smith's New England

Heritage.

Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co, 1971.

[FHC collection] "Influences of Grandfathers

Solomon Mack and Asael Smith" [Call

Number 929.2/S]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Stewart, Cameron Ralph. Genealogical Classification

by Family Group Coding for

Descent from Common

Ancestors.

2 vols. Long Beach, CA: by author, c1986. 2

vol. Some families include: Stewart,

McMaster, Sarles, Sharrard, Bently, Shippen,

Baderow, Gjere, Miltzo. Title refers to the

numbering system used for this family history.


Sturtevant, Robert Hunter. Descendants of Samuel

Sturtevant.

Waco, TX: by the author, 1986. Traces

descendants of Samuel Sturtevant (ca1624-

1669) of Plymouth, MA, some to 13

generations. Little narrative or documentation;

basic data on very large number of individuals.


Chisamore, Donald R.,

transcr.

The 1875 and 1891 Diaries

of George K. Taber,

Pawling, New York.

[2006] Computer manuscript, 168pp. The

compiler has transcribed the contents of 2

diaries from the original volumes kept for the

year 1875 and for 1891 by George K. Taber, a

farmer of Pawling, NY who was active in his

local Baptist Church. Most diary entries are

relatively brief and straight-forward. They

always mention the weather, often record

financial transactions, and cover farm chores

done. The compiler has abstracted some of the

events for each year into separate lists -

funerals noted, notable events of the year,

goods purchased by Taber, Baptist Church

members. There is no index, per se, but Mr.

Chisamore does include a list of all the names

noted in each diary, with a separate list of

family members mentioned. [Call number

929.2/T]

Topp, Jon D. Pedigree of Jon David Topp

Including Much Quaker and

New England Ancestry.

Manuscript. Consists entirely of pedigree

charts, with every-name index. Dutchess

County connections include Smith & Garnsey.

[Call Number 929.2/T]

Wilcox, Marjorie

Scribner.

Tottens of America. Bowie, MD: Heritage Press, 1994. "A

Compilation of Research Consisting of Three

Parts: Documents and Writings by William

Davenport Totten [1858-1932, born Oneida

Co, NY, moved to MI] - Genealogy by the

Compiler - Miscellaneous Unconnected

Tottens." Related families: Bissell, Boyd,

Henderson, Morrell, Pearsall & Smith. [Call

Number 929.2/Tot]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

[Townsend, James &

Charlotte].

A Memorial of John, Henry,

and Richard Townsend, and

their descendants.

New York: W.A. Townsend, Publ., 1865.

Townsend family prominent in early history of

Oyster Bay, Long Island; some of them

migrated to Dutchess County. [Call Number

929.2/Tow]

Bell, Luena Y., comp. Townsend family history. Mostly family group sheets and some materials

collected from various sources. Townsend

family migrated from Long Island to the

Hudson Valley to Michigan. [Call Number

929.2/Tow]

Martin, Tom. Jonathan Bloom Uhl

Descendants; Town of Hyde

Park, Dutchess County, NY.

Computer-generated report in Register type

format starting with Jonathan Bloom Uhl (born

1801) who died in Clinton, NY in 1883.

Located in “Family File” under “Uhl”.

Shirley (Davenport)

Learned, comp.

Isaac Vale/Phebe Mitchell of

Dutchess County, New York:

Their descendants and

extended family.

Located in Family File Folder “Vail”. A

compilation of family records from private

family records, a published Moses Vail

genealogy by William Penn Vail, and a family

scrapbook. Outline descendancy chart to the

present. The compiler is interested in

contacting any interested descendants.

Van Alstine, Lester. Van Alstyne-Van Alstine

Family History Vol.1.

Provo, UT: J. Grant Stevenson, c1974.

Descendants of Jan Martense and wife Dircke

Harmense from Holland to Albany and Ulster

County. Related families - Alston, Elswaert,

Van Nostrand, Mingael, Bogart, Vosburgh,

Van Valkenburgh. [Call Number 929.2/V]

Van Benschoten, William

Henry.

Concerning the Van

Bunschoten or Van

Benschoten Family in

America.

Baltimore: Gateway, 1989 [reprint of 1907

edition]. Family was numerous in early

Dutchess County, NY. [Call Number

929.2/Van]

Van Demark, John W. et

al.

Van De Mark or Ven Der

Mark Ancestry.

Reprinted 1996 by Ulster County Genealogical

Society (orig. 1942). Part I: Europe 700AD to

1700 AD. Part II America 1665 AD to 1942

AD. Some related names include Brink, Benn,

Courtright, Decker, Hardenburgh, Hasbrouck,

Hornbeck, Jones, Krum, Markle/merkle,

Moore, Oosterhout, Pawling, Quick, Roosa,

Smith, Terwilliger, White, Williams, Winne.

[Call Number 929.2/V]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Poppe, Donald C. Van Imbroch /Van Imburgh

/Van Amburgh /Van

Emburgh Genealogy.

Manuscript genealogy; a computer-generated

Register-style report on the descendants of

Gysbert (Gilbert) Van Imbroch or Imbroeck,

Sr. (born about 1610 in Holland) whose

children emigrated to New Amsterdam. There

are 791 numbered descendants, some lines

followed to nine generations, with focus on the

Van Emburgh surname (and including the

Roosevelt presidents). Related names:

Concklin, cooper, Decker, Demarest, Ferdon /

Verdon, Hays, Herring, Van Keuren, King,

Koenig, Randolph, Roosevelt, Seger/Sager,

Smith, Spier, Sinsabaugh/Synsepaugh,

Terhune, Westervelt, Weeks. [Call Number

929.2/Van]

Through a Dutch Door. 17th

Century Origins of the Van

Voorhees Family.

Baltimore: Gateway Press (for the Van

Voorhees Association), c1992. Collection of

essays on Dutch origins of Steven Coerts from

Drenthe, The Netherlands to New Netherlands

in 1660. [Call Number 929.2/Van]

Christoph, Florence A.,

ed.

The Van Voorhees Family in

America. The First Six

Generations.

Baltimore: Gateway Press (for the Van

Voorhees Association), c2000. Immigrant

Steven Coerte VanVoorhees arrived in New

Netherlands from Holland in 1660. This well-

documented genealogy in Register format is

based on material collected by the Van

Voorhees Association since 1881 and

incorporates lines of the four-generation 1984

genealogy published by the Association.

Includes Dutchess County families

Brinkerhoff, Filkin, Vanbunschouten, Dubois,

Brett, Philips, Van Wyck, Horton, Flageler,

Rowe, Springsteen, VanNostrand, Southard,

Way, Schouten, Hyde, Schofield, Burroughs,

Adriance, Vail, Flewelling, Nagel, Thorn,

Wiltse, Storm, Cooper, Meyers, Hasbrook,

Haight, Conover, Needham, Rodgers,

VanForce, Monfort, Cornell, Dibblee, Childs,

Benaway, Masten. [Call Number 929.2/Van]

Van Wagenen, Carl S. The Genealogy of Jacob

Aertsen Van Wagenen of

Wageningen, Holland 1632-

1994.

Interlaken, NY: Windswept Press, 1994.

Follows early Dutch line, one of several with

surname Van Wagoner and variations. Earliest

Dutch surname in American line is Aertsen;

other related families - DeGraaf, Freer, Decker,

Allen, Terbush, Hageman, Van Vliet, Wilbur.

[Call Number 929.2/Van]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Vervalin, Eugene Henry. A Singular Distinction of

Time and the Vervalins -

Van Valins.

[Call Number 929.2/V]

Baselt, Fonda D.

(Wagner).

A Wagner Family Odyssey

From Germany to Russia to

America.

By the author, 1994. The historical

introduction is about a particular ethnic group,

the “Volga Germans”, Germans who settled

along the Volga River in Russia in the

eighteenth century, retaining their culture,

language and religions. Many of them migrated

to the United States in the late nineteenth and

early twentieth century. The emigrant

ancestor, George Wagner left Russia in 1902

and settled in Orange County, New York. The

book uses a standard Register numbering

system to follow six generations of the Wagner

family, with additional data on the related

Wilhelm and Rudy families. [Call Number

929.2/Wag]

Witthoft, Herman W., Sr.,

comp.

Waltermire Family Tree.

The Descendants of George

(Jury) Waldenmeyer,

emigrant to America.

1996. Family numerous in Dutchess &

Columbia counties. Related families include

Teal, Garret, Coonley, Cookingham, Marquart,

Stupplebeen, Butts, Carroll, Link. Modified

Register format from PAF computer program

with many sources included. [Call Number

929.2/W]

Poole, Mrs. Gordon L. Genealogy of Mildred Wood

Poole including Benedict,

Wood, Ward, Howard, Gray

and Cobb Families.

manuscript. Connected to the Ward family of

Pleasant Valley, NY. [Call Number

929.2/W]

Watson, Samuel E., Jr. Genealogy and History of the

Watson Family From Irish

Emigrants to Mayflower

Descendants.

Santa Rosa, CA, 1988. Descendants of

Matthew Watson and Mary Orr from Ireland

and Leicester, MA 1664-1988. Related

families: Bemis, Bent, Blackmore, Browning,

Bryant, Denny, Draper, Foster, Loring,

Maxfield, Patterson, Sadler, Studley, Thomas,

Washburn, Wheeler. [Call Number 929.2/W]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Way, Harry Abel,

compiler.

The New York Way Family.

Being the Descendants of

Sgt. James Way of Newtown,

Long Island.

From the records of Glenn C. Way, Niagara

Falls, New York. Charlestown, RI: by author,

c1995. Work is based on the papers of Glenn

Way, deceased. Some descendants of James

Way are carried to seven generations (female

lines followed for one generation). Sources

when given are usually cited only generally.

The descendants are listed using a letter

identification system. Members of the Way

family did settle in Dutchess County. [Call

Number 929.2/Way]

Weinberg, Arthur. My Five Lives: An

Autobiography.

Bluewater Bay, FL: AES Press, c1990.

Autobiography of a former mayor of

Poughkeepsie, NY, born in Brooklyn in 1923.

[Call Number 920/Wei]

Davison, Mary Lou and

Jim, comp.

Wigg: A Hyde Park Family.

John Wigg 1740-1808 and

Many of his Descendants.

Poughkeepsie, NY: by author, 1994.

John Wigg, English soldier, arrived to fight in

the French & Indian War, settled in Hyde Park,

NY. Related families - Schryver and Post.

[Call Number 929.2/Wig]

Wiley, Debra Lynn. The Wildey Daybook: a

ledger for Milan, Dutchess

County, New York, 1803-

1819.

Inglewood, CA: by author, 1986. Transcript of

ledger entries for a business in Milan.

Willett Jr., Albert James. The Willett Families of

North America.

Easely, SC: Southern Historical Press, c1985.

2 vol. "Being a comprehensive guide

encompassing Willett, Willet, Willette, Willitt,

Willit, Willets, Willetts, Willits and other

variations and early spellings of the Willett

surname." Covers 6 main lines in America

before 1670 as well as "surveying" a number of

geographic areas that include unconnected

families. [Call Number 929.2/Wil]

Stover, Margaret Harris,

C.G. (compiler).

The Descendants of Uldrich

Winegar of America,


Punta Gorda, FL, 1998. Includes material

from “The Winegar Tree”, a family name

periodical published 1978-1989. 8 generations

of family history, some sources. [Call

Number 929.2/W]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Reeks, Lindsay S. Woodward/Woodard

Ancestors of New England.

Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1995.

Documented family history following

Woodward line from Massachusetts to

Connecticut to New York State and points

west for 10 generations. Related Dutchess

County names (5th generation Woodwards)

include Alderman & Hammond. [Call

Number 929.2/W]

Cruger, Douglas Wright

(comp.)

A Genealogical Dictionary

of Wright Families in the

Lower Hudson Valley to

1800.

Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, c1987. Focuses

on Wright migrations to & from Westchester

and Old Dutchess County, then Albany County

& west. Appendix of Wright estates after

1800. [Call Number 929.2/W]

COMPENDIUMS

Commemorative

Biographical Record of the

Counties of Dutchess and

Putnam, New York.

Chicago: Beers, 1897. [Call Number

974.77/Dut] Separate index.

Genealogies of Long Island

Families From the New York

Genealogical and

Biographical Record.

2 vol. Selected and Introduced by Henry B.

Hoff. Baltimore: Geneal. Publishing Co, 1987.

Articles from the Record printed in full with

additions and corrections. Includes families on

Long Island before 1750. [Call Number

974.7/G]

Anson, Shirley V. Index of the Commemorative

Biographical Record of

Dutchess County, NY.

Walton, NY: The Reporter Co., 1991. [Call

Number 974.77/Dut]

Bunker, Mary Powell,

comp.

Long Island Genealogies.

Being Kindred Descendants

of Thomas Powell of Beth

Page, L.I. 1688.

1990 reprint by Clearfield Co (orig. 1895).

Family groups with few cited sources - Powell,

Willets, Hallock, Titus, Townsend, Willis,

Seaman, Birdsall, Jackson, Merritt, Mott,

Pearsall, Underhill, Valentine, Whitman &

others. [Call Number 974.7/B]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Doherty, Frank J. Settlers of the Beekman

Patent, Dutchess County,

NY.

Pleasant Valley, NY: by the author, 1990+.

"An historical & genealogical study of all the

18 th century settlers in the Patent." [Call

Number 974.77/Dut]

Vol.1. Local historical records including

information on the lease system, Patent

records, road and military records.

Vol.2 Abbot to Burtch. 1993.

Vol. 3. Burtis to Dakin. 1995.

Vol.4 Darbyshire to Everitt. 1997.

Vol.5 Fackert to Haas. 1999. Additions &

corrections to Vol. 1-4; list of frequently used

references.

Vol. 6. Hadden to Hunt. 2002.

Vol.7 Hunter to Leavens. 2003.

Vol.8 Lee to Millington. 2005.

Penrose, Maryly B. Compendium of Early

Mohawk Valley Families.

2 Vols. Baltimore: GPC, 1990. Arranged by

family; extensive introduction with historical

background. Appendix A: Tryon County

Militia. Appendix B: 1790 Census of

Montgomery County. [Call Number 974.7/P]

Reynolds, Cuyler, editor. Genealogical and Family

History of Southern New

York and the Hudson River

Valley.

3 vol. NY: Lewis Historical Publishing Co.,

1914. Names in no particular order; some

trace history back to Europe for many

generations. [FHC collection] [Call Number

974.7/R]

Family Histories

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

CD-ROM Family History: Early New

York Families 1600s to

1900s.

Family Tree Maker’s Family Archives:

CD#157 (2 disks). c2000 Genealogy.com.

Family History of New York Vol.1-4 [Disk

1] Historic Homes and Institutions and

Genealogical and Family History of New York.

By William S. Pelletreau. Original 1907.

Reprint Clearfield Co., 1998. Index in Vol.4.

Hudson - Mohawk Family Memoirs Vol.1-4

[Disk 1] Hudson - Mohawk Genealogical and

Family Memoirs.... within the Present Counties

of Albany, Rensselaer, Washington, Saratoga,

Montgomery, Fulton, Schenectady, Columbia

and Greene. Ed. by Cuyler Reynolds. Original

1911. Reprint Clearfield Co., 1999. last

volume includes Historical Appendix,

Addenda & Errata, Index.

Family History of Southern NY Vol. 1-3

[Disk 2] Genealogical and Family History of

Southern New York and the Hudson River

Valley. Ed. by Cuyler Reynolds. Original

1914. Reprint Clearfield Co., 1997. last

volume includes Publisher’s Note, Addenda &

Errata, Index.

Family History of Central NY Vol. 1-3

[Disk 2] Genealogical and Family History of

Central New York. Ed. by William Richard

Cutter. Original 1912. Reprint Clearfield

1994. last volume includes Addenda & Errata,

Index.

Families of Western NY [Disk 2] Families of

Western NY. Originally published as Volume 1

of Genealogical and Family History of

Western New York (only Volume 1 has

material not included in other Cutter histories).

Ed. by William Richard Cutter. Original 1912.

Reprint with reformatted index Clearfield Co.,

1996. Family histories, Addenda & Errata,

Index.

New York and New England Families [Disk

2] Genealogical Notes of New York and New

England Families. Comp. by S.V Talcott.

Original 1888. Reprint Clearfield Co., 1994.

Includes 28 New York family histories and 24

New England family histories, and additional

miscellaneous Bible and burial records, and

various indexes.

CENSUS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Clinton County [NY]

Abstract of the 1790 Federal

Census.

Central New York Genealogical Society.

Specially bound volume of Tree Talks, Vol.42

#4 (December, 2002) - shelved with regular

issues of Tree Talks quarterly. Includes outline

county and township maps, an abstract of

names and date in the order of enumeration,

and index.

Essex County [NY] Abstract

of the 1800 Federal Census.







and index.

Heads of Families at the

First Census of the United

States Taken in the Year

1790 - Connecticut.

Baltimore: GPC, 1980. Reprint of 1908

original published by Gov. Printing Office.

Names are arranged within county, then

township in the order in which they were

recorded in the census. [Call Number

974.6/H]

Heads of Families at the

First Census of the United

States Taken in the Year

1790 - New York.

Baltimore: GPC, 1992. Reprint of 1908

original published by Gov. Printing Office.

Names are arranged within county, then

township in the order in which they were

recorded in the census. [Call Number

974.7/H]

Herkimer County [NY]

Abstract of the 1825 New

York State Census.



#4 (December, 1999), includes map and index.

Shelved with regular issues of Tree Talks

quarterly.

Jefferson County [NY]


York State Census (Towns L-

W).




issues of Tree Talks quarterly. Includes county

map, an abstract of names and date in the order

of enumeration, and index.

Census

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Oneida County [NY]

Abstract of the 1800 Federal

Census.







and index.

Surnames Listed in the 1790

United States Census.

Reprinted from A Century of Population

Growth, GPO, 1909. Lists all surnames and

variations represented by at least 100 persons.


Washington County [NY]


York State Census.




issues of Tree Talks quarterly.

Armstrong, Barbra Kay

(comp.)

Index to the 1800 Census of

New York.

Baltimore: GPC, 1984. Includes head of

household, county, census page number. [Call

Number 974.7/A]

Buck, Clifford M. and

Leonora V.

[1850] Census, Town of


NY.

1983. Index and extract of the 1850 Federal

census for the town. [Call number

974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.


Beekman, Dutchess County,

NY.



974.77/Dut]

Buck, Clifford M. 1850 Census, Town of

Clinton, Dutchess County,

NY.



974.77/Dut]

Buck, Clifford M. The 1850 Census of Town of

Dover.



974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.

1850 Census of Town of East

Fishkill.



974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.

1850 Census of Town of

Fishkill, Dutchess County,

NY.



974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.


Hyde Park, Dutchess

County, NY.

Index and extract of the 1850 Federal census

for the town. [Call number 974.77/Dut]

Census

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Buck, Clifford M. 1850 Census of LaGrange,





Leonora V.


Milan, Dutchess County, NY.



974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.


Northeast, Dutchess County,

NY.



974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.

1850 Census of Town of Pine

Plains, Dutchess County,

NY.



974.77/Dut]

Buck, Clifford M. 1850 Census of Pleasant

Valley, Dutchess County,

NY.

Index and extract of Federal census for 1850.

[Call number 974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.

1850 Census of the Town of

Poughkeepsie, Dutchess Co,

NY.



974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.

1850 Census of Town of Red

Hook, Dutchess County, NY.



974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.


Stanford, Dutchess County,

NY.


census for ths town. [Call number

974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.


Union Vale.


for the town. Also published in The Dutchess

Vol.7-8. [Call number 974.77/Dut]

Buck, Clifford M. 1850 Census of Town of

Washington, Dutchess

County, NY.




Leonora V.

1850 and 1865 Census of

Town of Pawling.


and the 1865 New York state census. [Call

number 974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.

1865 Census, Town of


NY.

1983. Index and extract of 1865 New York

state census. [Call number 974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.


Beekman, Dutchess County,

NY.



Census

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Buck, Clifford M. 1865 Census of Clinton,





Leonora V.

The 1865 Census of Town of

Dover.




Leonora V.


East Fishkill.




Leonora V.


Hyde Park, Dutchess

County, NY.

Index and extract of 1865 New York state

census. [Call number 974.77/Dut]

Buck, Clifford M. 1865 Census of LaGrange,


Index and extract of New York state census for

1865. [Call number 974.77/Dut]


Milan, Dutchess County, NY.



Buck, Clifford M. 1865 Census of Pleasant

Valley, Dutchess County,

NY.

Index and extract of New York state census for

1865. [Call number 974.77/Dut]


Leonora V.



NY.




Leonora V.


Stanford, Dutchess County,

NY.




Washington, Dutchess

County, NY.



Census

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Dollarhide, William. New York State Censuses

and Substitutes.

Bountiful, UT: HeritageCreations, 2005.

Includes tables of federal and state census

available on microfilm. Part 1 covers each of

the 62 counties in the state discussing

availability of state censuses (original, extracts,

indexes, etc), state copies of original Federal

census records, census substitutes and selected

name lists (e.g., indexes to deeds, taxes, some

vital records, directories, etc), and online

census databases. Part 2 includes 19 county

boundary maps covering the period 1683 to the

present. Part 3 shows examples of actual state

census schedules and extraction forms which

can be used in personal research. [Call

Number 974.7/D]

Fay, Loren V. Quaker Census of 1828. Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1989. "Members of

the New York Yearly Meeting, The Religious

Society of Friends (In NY, Ontario, VT, CT,

MA and Quebec), at the time of the Separation

of 1828"; endsheet map. [Call Number

974.7/F]

Greene, Evarts B. &

Virginia D. Harrington.

American Population before

the Federal Census of 1790.

Baltimore: GPC, c1932, 1981. A statistical

compilation (no names) of population data in

widely scattered sources. Little explanatory

information, but sources for all numbers are

given. Arranged by state. [Call Number

972/G]

Kane, Beverly Burroughs,

transcr.

Census No.2, Village of

Rhinebeck, Jany 15, 1898.

Manuscript includes photocopies of the

original with transcript and index (original in

Rhinebeck public library). Enumeration of the

population of Rhinebeck Village done in

January, 1898, District #2 being north of East

Market St. and east of Garden St. [Call

number 974.77/Dut]

Kelly, Nancy. 1850 Federal Census, Town

of Rhinebeck.

Transcription in census order includes family

number, name, age, sex, color, occupation,

value of real estate and birthplace with an

everyname index. [Call number 974.77/Dut]

Lainhart, Ann S. State Census Records. Baltimore: GPC, c1992. Inventory of all state

census records. [Call Number 929.1/Lai]

Losee, Clara (comp.) 1865 Census of Town of Red

Hook, Dutchess County, NY.

Index and extract of New York State census

for 1865. [Call number 974.77/Dut]

Census

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Threlfall, John Brooks. Heads of Families at the

Second Census of the United

States taken in the year 1800

New Hampshire.

Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc, 1987.

(reprint) Indexed, includes names of heads of

household as well as the data in the census.

[Call Number 974.2/T]

White, Evelyn Jean. San Diego County,

California Census Index

1900.

North San Diego County Genealogical Society

and the Carlsbad City Library, 1981. Heads of

Household index and anyone with a surname

that differs from the head of household in

which they are included. [Call Number

979.4/W]

[Microfilm]

United States.

Bureau of the Census.

New York: Dutchess County

population census schedules

for 1790 to 1930.

Microfilm of original records in The National

Archives, Washington, D.C. Microfilm for

Dutchess County only for all available federal

census years; except 1810 census, for which

we have census microfilm for the entire United

States.

MILITARY RECORDS, PENSIONS, LOYALISTS, ETC

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

CD-ROM Military Records: New York

in the Revolution and the

War of 1812.

Family Tree Maker’s Family Archives series –

FTM CD #143. Genealogy.com, c2000.

Digitized copies of the following books

published in reprint by Genealogical

Publishing Company of Baltimore:

Fernow, Berthold, ed. New York in the

Revolution. Clearfield, 1999. (Orig. publ. as

Volume XV of Documents Relating to the

Colonial History of the State of New York.)

New York in the Revolution as Colony and

State, 2 vol. in 1, 1996. (Orig. publ. as New

York in the Revolution as Colony and State,

second edition, by James A. Roberts,

Comptroller (Albany, 1898); and New York in

the Revolution as Colony and State Vol.2

(supplement), comp. by Frederick G. Mather

(Albany, 1901).

Orderly Book of the Three Battalions of

Loyalists Commanded by Brigadier-General

Oliver De Lancey, 1776-1778. [with] List of

New York Loyalists in the City of New York

During the War of the Revolution. 1972 (Orig.

1917).

Mather, Frederic Gregory. The Refugees of

1776 From Long Island to Connecticut. 1972

(orig 1913).

New York Colonial Muster Rolls, 1664-1775.

2 vol. 1999. (Orig. published as Second

Annual Report of the State Historian of the

State of New York, Appendix H, Albany,

1897. And as Third Annual Report of the State

Historian of the State of New York, Appendix

M, Albany, 1898).

Muster and Pay Rolls of the War of the

Revolution 1775-1783. 1996. 2 Vol in 1.

(Orig. publ. 1916 as Collections of the New-

York Historical Society for the years 1914 and

1915)

Index of Awards on Claims of the Soldiers of

the War of 1812. Reprinted by GPC, 1969.

(Orig. publ. by New York Adjutant-General's

Office, Albany, 1860.)

Military references

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

CD-ROM Roll of Honor: Civil War

Union Soldiers.

Broderbund Software, c1996. (FTM Family

Archives CD#351.) Orig. publ. by

Genealogical Publishing Company. Names of

soldiers who died in the Civil War with burial

place in national cemeteries.

The Balloting Book and

other documents relating to

Military Bounty Lands in the

State of New-York.

Higginson reprint, 2004. (Orig. printed by

Packard & VanBenthuysen, Albany, 1825).

Includes various legislative acts relating to the

bounty lands; extracts of minutes of the Land-

Office; townships and lots in the Military Tract

listed in numerical order with the names of

those who received the lots; "Balloting Book"

listing each New York regiment with each

soldier's name (roughly alphabetical), rank,

township name and lot number of the bounty

land awarded, and acreage of the lot awarded,

1785-1790; alphabetical list of persons

awarded bounty land and to whom they

delivered patents to the land, etc. [Call

Number 974.7/B]

Maine Revolutionary

Soldiers’ Graves.

Golden Jubilee Project 1940. Daughters of the

American Revolution of Maine. Booklet lists

the graves of Revolutionary War soldiers

identified and marked by the Maine chapter of

the DAR. [Call Number 974.1/M]

New York in the Revolution

as Colony and State. Vol.1

Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co, 1904 (Reprint).

"A compilation of documents and records from

the Office of the State Comptroller". Lists of

NY men serving in the Revolutionary War

derived from original muster & payrolls of line

regiments, levies & militia. [Call Number

974.7/N]

The Pension Roll of 1835. Indexed Edition in 4 Volumes. Baltimore:

GPC, 1992. Originally published by U.S. War

Dept, 1835. Most complete officially

published roll of Revolutionary War

pensioners. Name and service record of

60,700 soldiers, regulars and militia. Tabular

format, arranged by state. [Call Number

973/P]

Military references

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Revolutionary Pensioners of

1818.

Baltimore: Southern Book Co, 1959 (originally

published 1818). Report of the Secretary of

War of all pensioners of the United States, the

annual sum paid, and the states where the

pensioners are paid. Column format, by state,

alphabetical. [Call Number 351/R]

Bunnell, Paul J. The New Loyalist Index. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1989. Indexes

29 published & unpublished sources of

Loyalists who settled in Canada. Entries

include name, source, and (when known) brief

vital statistics, where from, where settled,

Regiment served and claims made. [Call

Number 929.3/B]

Callahan, Edward W.,

compiler.

List of Officers of the Navy

of the United States and of

the Marine Corps from 1775

to 1900.

NY: L.R. Hammersly & Co, 1901. Also

medals awarded, promotions & lists of vessels

of war. [Call Number 353/C]

Coldham, Peter Wilson. American Loyalist Claims.

Vol.1.

Washington, D.C.: NGS, 1980. Loyalists

submitting claims for losses from records of

the American Claims Commisssion in England

- covered Loyalists from all 13 colonies

resident in Canada and the West Indies. [Call

Number 929.3/C]

Crowder, Norman K. Early Ontario Settlers. A

Source Book.

Baltimore: GPC, c1993. Compilation of

official documents on discharged British and

German soldiers as well as American

Loyalists. Consists chiefly of provisioning

lists of 1784 & 1786, arranged by town. [Call

Number 929.3/C]

De Lancey, Edward F.

(ed.)

Muster Rolls of New York

Provincial Troops 1755-

1764.

Heritage Classic reprint, 1990. (Originally

Collections of the New York Historical

Society, 1891). [Call Number 974.7/L]

Military references

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Fernow, Berthold, ed. New York in the Revolution. Baltimore: Clearfield, 2000. Reprint of

Volume XV of Documents Relating to the

Colonial History of the State of New York.

State Archives, Vol. 1, publ. Albany, 1887.

Lists 40,000 soldiers divided into four main

sections: 1) transcriptions of the proceedings

of the Provincial Congress, Committee of

Safety, and the Convention of New York

relating to military matters; 2) members of the

New York Line of the Continental Army,

giving the soldier's name, date of enlistment,

term of enlistment, and date discharged,

deserted, deceased, etc.; 3) listings of Levies

and Militia, arranged by county - usually

rosters indicate date the regiment was formed

and the names of officers and enlisted men; 4)

Alphabetical Roster of State Troops - gives

soldier's name, rank, regiment, company, and

occasional notes) Appendix includes lists of

wounded, and invalid pension recipients,

among other items. [Call Number 974.7/F]

Fraser, Alexander. United Empire Loyalists.

Enquiry into the Losses and

Services in Consequence of

Their Loyalty - Evidence in

the Canadian Claims.

2 vol. Baltimore: GPC, 1994. Reprint of

“Second Report of the Bureau of Archives for

the Province of Ontario”, 1904. Contains

records of the claims for losses of over 1200

loyalists who fled to Canada during and

immediately after the Revolutionary War.

Includes extensive notes taken by the

Commissioners who heard the claimants from

1783 to 1790. May include claimant's name,

country or place of origin, reason for

emigrating, date of migration, place of

residence in America, occupation, names of

family members and friends, location and

value of confiscated property, war service

rendered, losses sustained, evidence of

character, statements of witnesses, notes of

deeds and wills, and highlights of the

claimant's experiences during the war. [Call

Number 929.3/F]

Heitman, Francis B. Historical Register and

Dictionary of the United

States Army, from its

organization, September 29,

1789 to March 2, 1903.

Washington, DC: GPO, 1903. 2 vol.

Commissioned officers, some lists of

Confederate officers, all killed & wounded

from various wars, list of wars & battles, forts

& camps, etc. [Call Number 353.6/H]

Military references

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

House, Charles J., comp. Names of Soldiers of the

American Revolution who

applied for [Maine] State

Bounty

“under Resolves of March 17, 1835, March 24,

1836, and March 20 1838 as appears of Record

in Land Office.” Augusta, Maine, 1893. Entry

in alphabetical list of veterans may include

name of town where residing when applied for

benefits, and place where enlisted; widows

applications may include place & date of

death, name & residence of widow, name of

second husband if remarried. [Call Number

974.1/N]

Illinois State Genealogical

Society.

Soldiers of the American

Revolution Buried in Illinois.

By the Society, 1976. Alphabetical listing of

veterans with indexes by county and by

spouse's name. [Call Number 977.3/I]

Mather, Frederic Gregory. The Refugees of 1776 From

Long Island to Connecticut.

Heritage Classic Reprint, 1990. 2 Vols. (from

orig ed: Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon, 1913.)

Biographies of over 1200 refugees who left

Long Island after it was surrendered to the

British in 1776. Some of the refugees moved

from CT to Dutchess County, NY. [Call

Number 974.7/M]

Peterson, Clarence

Stewart.

Known Military Dead

During the American

Revolutionary War 1775-

1783.

Clearfield Co, Reprint, 1990 (orig. ed. 1959).

Name, company served in, died or killed, date

of death, occasionally place of death. [Call

Number 929.3/P]

Powell, Col. Wm. H.,

compiler.

List of Officers of the Army

of the United States from

1779 to 1900.

New York: L.R. Hamersly & Co, 1900.

Various lists of composition of Army as of

various dates, largest section being

alphabetical “Army List 1815-1900”, giving

details of service. [Call Number 353.6/P]

Reeks, Lindsay. Ontario Loyalist Ancestors. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1992. Concentrates

on families of Beatty, Birch/Burtch, Green,

Kerrison, Mott, Rathbone and Swain. [Call

Number 929.3/R]

Rumer, Thomas A. The American Legion. An

Official History 1919-1989.

NY: M. Evans & Co, c1990. [Call Number

369/Rum]

Van Wyck, Richard T. A War to Petrify the Heart:

the Civil War Letters of a

Dutchess County, N.Y.

Volunteer.

Edited by Virginia H. Kaminsky.

Hensonville, NY: Black Dome Press, 1997.

[Call Number 973.7/Van]

Military references

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Vincent, Gerald R. The Civil Sword. James

Delancey’s Westchester

Refugees 1776-1785.

Duncan, BC, Canada: Cobequid Press, c1997.

History of Loyalist militia raised by James

Delancey, many of whom left for Nova Scotia

after the Revolution. Includes abstracts of

refugee claims to the British & reconstructed

muster list. [Call Number 974.77/Wes]

White, Virgil D., transcr. Index to the Revolutionary

War Pension Files.

4 vol. Waynesboro, TN: National Historical

Publishing Co, 1995. Names abstracted from

NARA microfilm; information may include

name of veteran, aliases, widow (with surname

if remarried), appl. files, date of claim, etc.

[Call Number 351/W]

White, Virgil D., transcr. Index to War of 1812

Pension Files.



NARA microfilm; information may include

name of veteran, aliases, widow (with surname

if remarried), appl. files, date of claim, etc.

[Call Number 351/W]

White, Virgil D.,

transcriber.

Index to Old Wars Pension

Files 1815-1926.



NARA microfilm Publ. T316; information

may include name of veteran, aliases, widow

(with surname if remarried), # of cert, appl.

files, date of claim, service dates or war, state

from which claim made. [Call Number

351/W]

NEW YORK STATE OUTSIDE DUTCHESS COUNTY

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

COLUMBIA COUNTY, NY

History of Columbia County,

New York

“with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches

of Some of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers.”

Philadelphia: Everts & Ensign, 1878. (Reprint)

[Call Number 974.77/Col]

Quaker Records of the

Hudson Monthly Meeting,


1783+.

NY: Kinship, c1999. 130pp, indexed. Birth,

marriage, death, and removal records extracted

and arranged alphabetically by name (format

similar to Hinshaw volumes). [Call Number

974.77/Col]

Divine, A.L. Columbia County, NY

Gravestone Inscriptions.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1991. Introductory

material about gravestones and county history.

Everyname index of 9 previously compiled

lists including Kelly's “Settlers & Residents”

series for Germantown, Clermont &

Livingston; French's Rev. War Veterans;

Barber's manuscript volumes; Divine's Old &

unusual tombstones; Kern's Austerlitz and

Kelly's city of Hudson cemeteries. [Call

Number 974.77/Col]

Divine, Albert L. (comp.) Index to History of Columbia

County, New York by

Captain Benjamin F. Ellis.

Reprint by Palatine, 1988. [Call Number

974.77/Col]

Divine, Gerda E. Old Tombstones & Unusual

Cemeteries in Columbia

County, NY.

Vol.1, Part 1. Hillsdale, NY: Graphos, c1973.

Includes inscriptions from 30 cemeteries in

eastern Columbia county. [Call Number

974.77/Col]

Gebhard, Elizabeth L. The Parsonage Between Two

Manors. Annals of Clover-

Reach.

Third ed. Hudson, NY: The Hudson Press,

1925. Social history of Reformed Dutch

Church of Claverack, Columbia County during

the fifty-year service (1776-1816) of Rev. John

Gabriel Gebhard in the Lower Van Rensselaer

Manor bordering Livingston Manor to the

south. [Call Number 974.77/Col]

NYS outside Dutchess

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptism Records of the

Gallatin Reformed Church,

Gallatinville, New York.

Also known at various times as: Stissing

Church, Reformed Dutch Church of

Greenbush, Vedder Church 1748-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, c1968. [Call

Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptism Record of

Kinderhook Reformed Dutch

Church, Kinderhook, New

York 1718-1899.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Baptism Record, Linlithgo

Reformed Church,

Livingston, NY 1722-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kelly, 1968. [Call Number

974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptism Record of Reformed

Church, Claverack, New

York 1727-1899.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptism Record Reformed

Church, West Copake, New

York 1783-1899.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptism Record of St.

Thomas Lutheran Church,

Churchtown, Columbia

County, New York (Lutheran

Church of Claverack) 1760-

1899.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptism and Marriage


Churches of Ghent, West

Ghent, Mount Pleasant, and

Stuyvesant Falls [New York]

1775-1899.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Baptismal Record of Christ

Lutheran Church,

Germantown, NY 1746-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1972. [Call Number

974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptismal Record of

Reformed Church of

Germantown, NY 1729-1898.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1969. The

Germantown church also served northern

Dutchess County. [Call Number 974.77/Col]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptismal Records of

Reformed Dutch Church,

Hillsdale, New York (Krum

Church) (Dutch Church of

New Claverack) 1776-1849.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Baptismal Record of St.

John’s Evangelical Lutheran

Church, Manorton, N.Y.

(Lutheran Church of Livingston) 1765-1872.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Hudson, New York

Newspapers, Volume 1

Deaths.


published death records from “The Balance

and Columbian Repository” for 1802-181; and

for “The Rural Repository or Bower of

Literature” 1824-1851. [Call Number

974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Hudson, New York

Newspapers, Volume 2

Marriages & Miscellaneous.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, c1979. Includes

published marriage records from “The Balance

and Columbian Repository” for 1802-1822;

and for “The Rural Repository or Bower of

Literature” 1824-1851. Some of the

miscellaneous materials includes a lists of

ministers and Justices mentioned in the

marriage notices, notices of runaways,

insolvents for 1811, a few accidents and 2

divorces/separations. [Call Number

974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Marriage Record of Four

Lutheran Congregations of

Southern Columbia County,

NY.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1974. Includes St.

John's Lutheran, Manorton; St. Thomas

Lutheran, Churchtown; Christ Lutheran,

Germantown; Sylvania Lutheran in Barrytown,

Dutchess Co. [Call Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Marriage Record of Four

Reformed Congregations in

the Towns of: Germantown,

Gallatin, Copake, and

Hillsdale, Columbia County,

NY 1736-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1971. Germantown

Reformed 1736-1899; Gallatin Reformed

1755-1899; West Copake Reformed 1784-

1899; Hillsdale Reformed 1781-1792. [Call

Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Marriage Record of

Kinderhook Reformed Dutch

Church, Kinderhook, New

York 1717-1899.


Number 974.77/Col]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES


Linlithgo Reformed Dutch

Church, Livingston, New

York 1723-1899.


Number 974.77/Col]


Reformed Church,

Claverack, New York 1727-

1899.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Old Gravestones of

Columbia County, New York.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1996. Gravestone

inscriptions read in the 1920s and 1930s and

recorded in manuscript form by various

recorders, now compiled by town and indexed.


Kelly, Arthur C.M. Settlers & Residents, Vol.1,

Part 1. Town of Germantown

1710-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1973. Various lists,

muster rolls, immigration lists, Livingston

papers, and death records - church, town and

census mortality schedules. [Call Number

974.77/Col]


Part 2 - Germantown 1710-

1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: by author, 1973. Abstracted

censuses for the town Federal 1790-1870 and

state 1855, 1865, 1875. [Call Number

974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Settlers and Residents Vol.2,

Part 1. Town of Clermont

1756-1899.

Rhinbeck, NY: Kelly, c1975. Includes some

Livingston town records, road records, Civil

War soldiers, gravestone inscriptions, Federal

census mortality schedules, Town clerk death

records 1881-1899, Daybooks of Dr. William

Wilson 1787-1813 (he also served northern

Dutchess). [Call Number 974.77/Col]


Part 2. Town of Clermont

1790-1875.

Rhinbeck, NY: Kelly, c1975. Extracts all

Federal censuses 1790 to 1870 and state

censuses of 1855, 1865, and 1875. [Call

Number 974.77/Col]


Part 1. Town of Livingston

1710-1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kelly, c1978. Includes reprint

history of the town, various vital statistics, etc.

Also Addenda to Vol. 1 on Germantown.


Kelly, Arthur C.M. Settlers and Residents Vol.3


1790-1875.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kelly, c1976. Extracts all

Federal censuses 1790 to 1870 and state

censuses of 1855, 1865, and 1875. [Call

Number 974.77/Col]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES



1803-1850.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1989. Road lists

abstracted from original town records. [Call

Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of

Ancramdale Presbyterian

Church, Ancramdale,

Columbia County, NY 1877-

1993.



Deaths 1887-1916, Members 1877-1952. [Call

Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of the Christ

Lutheran Church, Ghent,


1801-1901.


Number 974.77/Col]

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Vital Records of St. John’s

Lutheran Church, Ancram,


1846-1945.


Number 974.77/Col]

Proper, Rev. Gordon R.,

compiler.

City of Hudson Burying

Grounds Interments 1829-

1873, Hudson, Columbia

County, New York.

Presented by Arthur C. M. Kelly. Rhinebeck,

NY: Kinship, c1986. [Call Number

974.77/Col]

PUTNAM COUNTY, NY

A Handbook for Putnam

County History and

Genealogy 1996.

Compiled by the Office of the Putnam County

(NY) Historian. Pamphlet, 8½ x 11, 38 pages.

Located in Subject File - "Putnam County,

NY". Includes place names and boundaries, 2

maps, basic bibliography, names and addresses

of historical & genealogical repositories,

offices, groups, societies, etc at county and

town level.

Today in History. Almanac

of Putnam County.

Produced by Brewster High School Chapter of

the National Honor Society. n.d. [1976?].

Includes historical notes for days of the year

with anecdotes, helpful hints, recipes, etc.

[Call Number 974.77/Put]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

[Map] The Town of Carmel,

Putnam County, N.Y.

showing land parcels and the owners and

occupants thereof during the years after the

American Revolution and also indicating

present day points of interest; redrawn and

published to commemorate the Town

Bicentennial, March 17, 1995. Map (approx.

22x34 inches) - “as compiled and drafted from

deeds, mortgages, and a field book of John

Conklin’s survey made in 1810, by Henry S.

Conklin, 1886-1887". Located in Subject

Vertical File under “Putnam County”.

Buys, Barbara Smith. Old Gravestones of Putnam

County, NY.

Gateway Press, 1975. "Together with

information from ten adjacent Dutchess

County Burying Grounds." 11,800 inscriptions

of persons born up to and including 1850.


Greene, Marilyn Cole

(comp.)

Town Minutes, Town of

Carmel, Putnam County, NY

1795-1839.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1990. Carmel was

formed from Fredrickstown in 1795 when it

was still part of Dutchess County. [Call

Number 974.77/Put]

Pelletreau, William S. History of Putnam County,

New York.

Second ed. Brewster, NY: 1988. (Reprint;

original publ. Philadelphia, WW Preston,

1886). [Call Number 974.77/Put]

Wheeler, Glendon E.,

compiler.

Burials and Gravestones.

Families Associated with

Putnam County, New York.

“A Supplement to Other Burial

Documentation.” Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship,

1998. Covers Putnam County cemeteries, as

well as selected data from cemeteries in

Dutchess and Westchester Counties, and

Connecticut. [Call Number 974.77/Put]

Wheeler, Glendon E., ed. Carmel Newspapers, Putnam

County, N.Y. Marriages and

Deaths, 1849-1873.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1999. Edited and

indexed from original copy by Eastern States

Mission from newspapers “Putnam County

Democrat” (1849-1852) and its successor

“Putnam County Courier” (1852-1873). [Call

Number 974.77/Put]


compiler.

Extract and Alphabetical

Index of the 1860 Federal

Census M653-842. Town of

Kent, Putnam County, New

York.

Wheeler Historical Society, 15428 Dracena

Ave, Moorpark, CA 93021. 1988. Index

section includes date of death & burial place

where known. [Call Number 974.77/Put]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES


compiler.

Index of Gravestones for the

People of Putnam County,

New York.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1997. Indexes

names in 11 published cemetery sources that

include Putnam County families, arranged in

one alphabetical listing. [Call Number

974.77/Put]

Wheeler, Glendon E., ed. Town Records

Frederickstown to Kent,

1788-1841,

Dutchess/Putnam Counties,

New York.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, c2002.

Fredericksburgh in South Precinct of Dutchess

County became Frederickstown and included

present Putnam County towns of Kent, Carmel

and parts of Patterson and Southeast until

1795. Frederickstown 1795-1817 took the

name Kent in 1817. This is a transcription of a

microfilmed town ledger now in the Putnam

County Historian’s Office. These records cover

all of the activities of town meetings including

officers for all town offices, oaths of office,

boundaries, votes, ear marks, road records,

school districts, etc. There are no 1821 entries.


NEW YORK STATE

- OTHER AREAS

CD-ROM City Directories: New York

1886-1894. Selected Cities &

Years.

Ancestry.com c2000 MyFamily.com, Inc.

Twenty-nine city and business directories from

New York were digitized and indexed to

produce this CD-ROM. The specific directory

title is noted within each record. Cities and

counties included in these directories are:

Albany, Amsterdam, Auburn, Binghamton,

Brooklyn, Buffalo, Elmira, Glens Falls,

Gloversville, Hudson, Ithaca, Kingston,

Morristown, Mt. Vernon, Newburgh, Oneida,

Orleans, Oswego, Poughkeepsie, Rochester,

Rome, Saratoga Springs, Steuben County, St.

Lawrence County, Troy, Utica, Watertown,

Syracuse.

Complete Index to Colonial

Laws and Ordinances of

New Netherlands and New

York 1638-1775.

6 volumes reprinted in 1. Knightstown, IN:

Bookmark, 1977. Indexed by subject and

names of persons for each volume with a brief

abstract of colonial law. Many of these

transactions were more of a civil nature than

legislative, the kind that would later be taken

care of in county courts. [Call Number

974.7/C]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Early Wills of Orange

County, New York.

2 volumes in 1. Goshen, NY: Orange Co. Gen.

Society, 1997. Reprint. Vol.1 Abstracts of

wills 1731-1788: Orange & Ulster County

wills on file Surrogate’s office, City of New

York. Vol.2 Abstracts of Wills 1787-1830,

Orange County Surrogates Office, Goshen,

NY. Includes wills filed in places other than

Orange County, such as New York City;

especially important before Surrogate’s Courts

were established for each county in 1787.

[Call Number 974.77/Ora]

Index to the 1881 Ruttenber

and Clark History of Orange

County, New York.

Compiled by Orange county Genealogical

Society. Goshen, NY: OCGS, 1979. [Call

Number 974.77/Ora]

New Hurley, NY. Reformed

Church Rt. 208 Cemetery

Records.

Old Part of Cemetery. New Part of Cemetery.

Gravestones listed in order found, no index.

[Call Number 974.77/Uls]

Anjou, Gustave. Ulster County, New York

Probate Records in the

Office of the Surrogate, and

in the County Clerk’s Office

at Kingston, New York.

Rhinebeck, NY: Palatine Transcripts. index.

(reprint of 1906 original, 2 volumes in 1).

Abstracts of Dutch and English wills and

Letters of Administration from 1665. [Call

Number 974.77/Uls]

Anson, Shirley V. Quaker History and

Genealogy of the

Marlborough Monthly

Meeting, Ulster County, NY

1804-1900+.

Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1980. [Call

Number 974.77/Uls]

Banta, Theodore M. Some Early Records of the

Lutheran Church, NY 1704-

1772.

As presented in the Yearbook of the Holland

Society of New York 1903. Rhinebeck, NY:

Kinship, 1997. Photocopy reprint of original

yearbook article with its index. [Call Number

974.7/B]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Barr, F. Richard, transcr. Church of the Assumption,

Syracuse, NY. Baptisms

1844-1860.

Central New York Genealogical Society,

December 2004. 160 pp., indexed. Specially

bound volume of the quarterly Tree Talks,

Vol.46 #4 (December, 2006) - shelved with

regular issues of Tree Talks quarterly [Call

number 974.77 / Ono]. This Catholic Church

was incorporated by German immigrants to the

area, but also served the general area, including

the many Irish who were immigrating in large

numbers at the time. Entries usually include

names of child, parents and sponsors, date of

birth, date of baptism, and name of officiating

priest.

Bowman, Fred Q. &

Thomas J. Lynch.

7,000 Hudson-Mohawk

Valley (NY) Vital Records

1808-1850.

Baltimore: GPC, c1997. Newspaper extracts

of vital record events from 15 papers in 12

cities including Albany, Newburgh (1841-43),

Carmel (1849-50), and Peekskill. [Call

Number 974.7/B]

Bowman, Fred Q. 8000 More Vital Records of

Eastern New York State

1804-1850.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 1991. Covers

various newspapers for various time periods in

the following 6 towns - Ogdensburgh, Malone,

Albany, Kinderhook, Huntington, and Sag

Harbor. [Call Number 974.7/B]

Bowman, Fred Q. 10,000 Vital Records of

Eastern New York 1777-

1834.

Baltimore: GPC, 1987. From marriage &

death columns of newspapers before 1835 in

Otsego, Clinton, Essex, Saratoga, Rensselaer,

Albany, Columbia and "old" Dutchess

counties. [Call Number 974.7/B]

Clark, Robert Bruce. The First Presbyterian

Church, Goshen, New York

1720-1895.

NY: Anson D. F. Randolph and Co, 1895.

Includes lists of pastors 1721-1885, and

members in 1895; elders, trustees, societies of

the church, photos of the church and

parsonage. [Call Number 974.77/Ora]

Colonial Dames of the

State of New York.

Genealogical Records.

Manuscript Entries of Births,

Deaths and Marriages,

Taken From Family Bibles

1581-1917.

Edited by Jeannie F-J. Robison & Henrietta C.

Bartlett. New York, 1917. Transcripts of

bible records which have at least 1 entry before

1800. Includes Beekmans, Van Vranken,

Delameter, Elmendorf, Livingston, and

Verplanck among many others. [Call Number

929.3/C]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Davis, Norman. Westchester Patriarchs. A

Genealogical Dictionary of

Westchester County, New

York Families Prior to 1755.

Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, c1988.

Alphabetical arrangement of names; not an

exhaustive treatment of the subject. Includes

area now The Bronx. [Call Number

974.77/Wes]

Fernow, Berthold. Calendar of Wills on File

and Recorded in the Offices

of the Court of Appeals, of

the County Clerk at Albany,

and of the Secretary of State

1626-1836.

Clearfield, 1991. (Orig. publ. 1896). [Call

Number 974.7/F]

Foley, Janet Wethy. Early Settlers of New York

State.

2 vol. Baltimore: GPC, c1993. Originally

published serially Vol.1-9 (1934-1942).

Includes family, church, newspaper &

cemetery records, vital records, etc. Originally

covered western NY then expanded coverage.

[Call Number 974.7/F]

Gleason, Catherine. Periodical Holdings of the

Local History and

Genealogical Department.

Newburgh Free Library, 1979. Pamphlet.


Gleason, Catherine. The Ruttenber Collection. Newburgh Free Library, 1979. Pamphlet.

Description of Civil War manuscript materials

and other family papers of E.M. Ruttenber,

author of an Orange County history. [Call

Number 974.77/Ora]

Hinshaw, William Wade. Encyclopedia of American

Quaker Genealogy. Vol.III.

New York.

Baltimore: GPC, 1991. (Original publ 1940.)

Extracts information of genealogical

importance from Hicksite and Orthodox

meetings of Long Island and New York City

from 1657-1940. [Call Number 974.7/H]

Hoes, Roswell Randall. Baptismal and Marriage

Registers of the Old Dutch

Church of Kingston, Ulster

County, New York 1660-

1809.

Baltimore: GPC, 1980 (orig. published 1891).



AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Athens and West Camp, New

York Early Records.

Rhinebeck, NY: Kinship, 2001. Zion’s

Lutheran Church, Athens, Greene County, NY

Records, 1703-1869. St. Paul’s Lutheran

Church, West Camp, Ulster County, NY

Records, 1709-1899. Chiefly of lists of names

covering varying time periods - elders and

deacons, confirmands and communicants,

membership lists, dismissals and some deaths

for St. Paul’s (1880-1899). [Call Number

974.77/Uls]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Baptism Record St. Paul's

Lutheran Church, West

Camp, NY 1708-1899.


Luther's Chapel in Saugerties 1844-1851 &

Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Messiah,

Troy, NY 1869. [Call Number 974.77/Uls]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Baptism Record Zion

Evangelical Lutheran

Church, Athens, NY 1704-

1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: by author, 1974. [Call

Number 974.77/Gre]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Index - Names of Principals -

Abstracts of Wills 1665-1776

on File in the Surrogate's

Office, City of New York.

Rhinebeck, NY: Palatine Transcripts, 1981.

Index is keyed to abstracts of wills and letters

of administration, plus unrecorded wills as

published in New York Historical Society's

Collections 1892-1899, Vols. I - VIII. [Call

Number 974.7/K]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Index - Names of Principals -

Abstracts of Wills 1777-1800

on File in the Surrogate's

Office, City of New York.

Rhinebeck, NY: Palatine Transcripts, 1981.

Abstracts to wills and letters of administration,

plus unrecorded wills 1683-1798 were

published in New York Historical Society's

Collections 1900-1906, Vols. IX - XV. [Call

Number 974.7/K]

Kelly, Arthur C.M. Marriage Record of the

Lutheran Churches of Athens

and West Camp, NY 1705-

1899.

Rhinebeck, NY: 1976. Abstracts of Zion

Lutheran Church, Athens, Greene County, NY

1705-1899 (once known as the Loonenburg

Church); and St. Paul's Lutheran Church, West

Camp (Ulster County), NY 1709-1899. Both

served early Dutchess County. [Call Number

974.77/Gre]

LeFevre, Ralph. History of New Paltz, New

York and Its Old Families

(from 1678 to 1820).

Second ed. Baltimore: Clearfield Co, 1996.

(orig. published Albany, 1909). Includes many

biographies and genealogies of patentees and

early residents. Includes appendix originally

published separately. [Call Number

974.77/Uls]


AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

LeFevre, Ralph. Appendix to History of New

Paltz.

"Giving additional information concerning the

Revolutionary Period. Likewise Wills of a

number of the Patentees and thier sons in

whole or in part also more extended notice of

those who moved from New Paltz in the early

days and a variety of other matter". [Call

Number 974.77/Uls]

Martin, Tom, transcriber. Three Cemeteries, Orange

County, NY.

Highland Falls/ Cornwall/ Fort Montgomery

area - includes Edward’s or “Old Wood’s”

Cemetery, cemetery at Queensboro Circle,

Round Pond Cemetery. Mr. Martin compared

his transcriptions against earlier published

lists; done in the course of researching his

Mandigo family history. Filed in Subject

Vertical File under “Orange County, NY”.

O'Callaghan, Edmund

Bailey.

Lists of Inhabitants of

Colonial New York

Excerpted from the Documentary History of

the State of New-York (Orig. edition in 4

volumes, 1849-1851). Baltimore: GPC, 1979,

1989. Various 17 th and 18 th century lists of

early settlers, militia rolls, rate lists, etc.

extracted & reprinted in their original order

with an added name index. [Call Number

974.7/O]

Purple, Samuel S. Records of the Reformed

Dutch Church in New

Amsterdam and New York.

Marriages from 11

December 1639 to 26 August

1801.

Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1997.

(Originally published in 1890 for the New

York Gen. & Biog. Society) [Call Number

974.7/P]

Quinlan, James Eldridge. History of Sullivan County “embracing an account of its Geology,

Climate, Aborigines, Early Settlement,

Organization; the Formation of Its Towns, with

Biographical Sketches of Prominent Residents,

etc., etc.” South Fallsburg, NY: Fallsburg

Printing Co, Nov. 1965. Reprint; original

publ. by G.M. Beebe & W.T.Morgans, 1873.

Typical county history of the 19 th century.

[Call Number 974.77/Sul]

Ruttenber, E.M and L.H.

Clark.

History of Orange County,

New York

“with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches

of Many of its Pioneers and Prominent Men.”

Higginson Book Company Reprint (original

edition: Philadelphia: Everts & Peck, 1881).



AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Scott, Kenneth. Early New York

Naturalizations.

Abstracts of Naturalization Records from

Federal, State and Local Courts, 1792-1840.

Baltimore: GPC, 1981. [Call Number 974.7/S]

Scott, Kenneth. Genealogical Data from

Colonial New York

Newspapers.

A Consolidation of Articles from the New

York Genealogical & Biographical Record.

Baltimore: GPC, 1982. Covers newspapers

1726-1744, 1733-1751, 1752-1768, 1768-

1783. [Call Number 974.7/S]

Scott, Kenneth. Genealogical Data from New

York Administration Bonds

1753-1799.

Collections of the New York Genealogical &

biographical Society, Vol X. New York: 1969.

These were bonds required when Letters of

Administration were issued in probate. [Call

Number 974.7/S]

Scott, Kenneth. Genealogical Data from the

New York Post-Boy 1743-

1773.

National Genealogical Soc. Special Publ. #35,

Washington, DC, 1980. Includes mention of

over 5000 individuals from all over the

colonies, usually the famous, merchants,

officials, criminals,victims of death by

accident, violence, Indians, etc. [Call Number

974.7/S]

Scott, Kenneth. New York Marriages

Previous to 1784.

A reprint of the original edition of 1860 with

additions and corrections, including

Supplementary List of Marriage Licenses -

New York Marriage Licenses by Robert H.

Kelby; New York Marriage Licenses 1639-

1706 with Index by Kenneth Scott. Baltimore:

GPC, 1984. There are 4 separate lists of

names - the first 3 are arranged alphabetically;

last is arranged by date with an index. [Call

Number 974.7/S]

Scott, Kenneth. Petitions for Name Changes

in New York City 1848-1899.

Washington, DC: National Genealogical

Society, 1984. NGS Special Publication #53.

Abstracts of about 890 petitions; generally

includes date of petition, name, age, city

address and status of petitioner, often exact

date of birth, place of birth, names of parents,

names and ages of spouse and children, date of

marriage or divorce, and reason for the

requested change. [Call Number 974.7/S]

Scott, Kenneth. Records of the Chancery

Court, Province & State of

New York. Guardianships

1691-1815.

New York: Holland Society of New York,

1971. The Chancery Court appointed

guardians for various reasons, when one was

not appointed by will or Surrogates Court.



AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Scott, Sylvia. Local Places and People -

Prints and Photographs in

the Local History and

Genealogy Collection.



Shipp, Margery. Local History Sheet Map

Collection.



Shipp, Margery. Orange County Settlements. Newburgh Free Library, 1979. Pamphlet.

Alphabetical listing of present and defunct

communities in Orange County - settlement

(by various names), town, and source of

information. [Call Number 974.77/Ora]

Sylvester, Nathaniel

Bartlett.

History of Ulster County, NY “with illustrations and biographical sketches of

its prominent men and pioneers.” Reprint.

(Original - Philadelphia: Everts & Peck, 1880.)


White, Philip L. Beekmantown, NY. Forest

Frontier to Farm

Community.

Austin: University of Texas Press, c1979.

Local history of late 18 th and early 19 th

century community near Plattsburgh in Clinton

County. Some original settlers came from

Dutchess County. [Call Number 974.7/W]

Wilson, Thomas B. Inhabitants of New York

1774-1776.

Baltimore: GPC, 1993. New York City shortly

before the Revolution; compilation of various

name lists of value to genealogists found in

sources published over 100 years ago and not

generally known. [Call Number 974.7/W]

Worden, Jean D. Dutch Reformed Church,

New Hurley, Ulster County,

New York.

Copied, typed and indexed by Jean D. Worden.

Iowa: Anundsen Publ, c1980. Records include

baptisms 1770-1850, marriages 1771-1774,

1816-1850, members (only a few listed).


OUTSIDE NEW YORK STATE

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

U.S. -

NEW ENGLAND

List of Church Records in the

Connecticut State Library.

Pamphlet. List of all manuscript records held

in the State Library as of 1976. Arranged

alphabetically by name of town and thereunder

by church; includes library call #. [Call

Number 974.6/L]

Barlow, Claude W. Sources for Genealogical

Searching in Connecticut

and Massachusetts.

Central NY Genealogical Society, 1973.

Pamphlet. [Call Number 974/B]

Ferry, Robert A.,

compiler.

A Short Directory of the

Names, Past and Current, of

Connecticut Boroughs,

Cities, Towns &

Unincorporated Sections.

Published by Connecticut Ancestry Society as

issue of August, 1996 (Vol.39, #1, Whole

number 146). Pamphlet. Includes short

bibliography, outline map of towns, and

alphabetical listing of places with notes on

name changes, when created, and location of

probate records. [Call Number 974.6/F]

Guzzi, Paul. Historical Data Relating to

Counties, Cities and Towns

in Massachusetts.

1975. Summary of official acts creating civil

divisions and setting boundaries in the state.

[Call Number 974.4/G]

Karlstrand, Lillian

Bentley, comp.

The Barbour Collection of

Connecticut Town Vital

Records - Rocky Hill

(1765-1854), Roxbury

(1796-1835), Salem

(1836-1852), and Salisbury

(1741-1846).

Vol. 37 Lorraine Cook White, general ed.

Baltimore: GPC, 2000. Transcription of the

celebrated “Barbour Collection” of

Connecticut vital records. Rocky Hill,

Roxbury, Salem, and Salisbury include vital

records of some 28,500 inhabitants. Entries are

listed in alphabetical order by town and

typically give name, date of event, names of

parents, names of children, names of both

spouses, and sometimes such items as age,

occupation, and place of residence. Salisbury

borders Dutchess County. [Call Number

974.6/K]

Outside NYS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Lindberg, Marcia Wiswall

(ed.)

Genealogist's Handbook for

New England Research

Second ed. Boston: New England Hist. Gen.

Society, 1985. A location guide to public

records, depositories, libraries & genealogical

societies in New England. [Call Number

974/L]

Resch, Tyler. The Shires of Bennington. A

Sampler of Green Mountain

Heritage.

Bennington, VT: Bennington Museum, c1975.

Illustrated history of Bennington County, VT.

[Call Number 974.3/R]

CD-ROM

Ricker, Jacquelyn Ladd

(comp & ed).

The Ricker Compilation of

Vital Records of Early

Connecticut.

“Based on the Barbour Collection of

Connecticut Town Vital Records and Other

Statistical Sources.” Baltimore: Genealogical

Publishing Co, c2006. This alphabetized,

edited, indexed list of vital statistics is based

extensively on the Barbour Collection as well

as many articles published in the Connecticut

Nutmegger. It contains about 1.5 million

records from over 135 towns, covering about

the period 1633 to 1850.

Russell, Donna Valley. Salisbury, Connecticut

Records, Vol.1, Vital

Records 1730-1800,

Gravestone Inscriptions.

Middletown, MD: Catoctin Press, c1983.

Reprints various sources of town birth,

marriage and death records, and gravestone

inscriptions. Mentions Dutchess Co, NY

residents. [Call Number 974.6/R]

Russell, Donna Valley. Salisbury, Connecticut

Records, Vol.2, Deeds 1739-

1763; Taxpayers.


Brief abstracts from first 3 deed books and 4

taxt lists - 1742, 1746, 1756, and 1760.

Includes topographic and 1859 landowner

maps. [Call Number 974.6/R]

Russell, Donna Valley. Sharon, Conn., Probate

Records 1757-1783. Towns

of Sharon, Kent, Canaan and

Salisbury.


Sharon probate district covered 4 towns at that

time period (first book 1756-1757 is lost).

Dutchess county residents are mentioned.

[Call Number 974.6/R]

Outside NYS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Schott, Nancy E., comp. The Barbour Collection of

Connecticut Town Vital

Records - Saybrook

(1635-1850) and Sharon

(1739-1865).

Vol. 38 Lorraine Cook White, general ed.

Baltimore: GPC, 2000. Transcription of the

celebrated “Barbour Collection” of

Connecticut vital records. Saybrook and

Sharon include vital records of some 34,000

inhabitants. Entries are listed in alphabetical

order by town and give, typically, name, date

of event, names of parents, names of children,

names of both spouses, and sometimes such

items as age, occupation, and place of

residence. Sharon, CT borders Dutchess

County. [Call Number 974.6/S]

Torrey, Clarence Almon. New England Marriages

Prior to 1700.

Baltimore: GPC, 1985. A nearly

comprehensive listing of the married

population of New England. [Call Number

974/T]

Woodruff, George C. A Genealogical Register of

the Inhabitants of the Town

of Litchfield, Conn. from the

settlement of the town A.D.

1720 to the year 1800....

Baltimore: Clearfield, 2002. (Reprint; orig.

1849). Inhabitants of Litchfield compiled from

town records of birth, marriage, death, probate,

etc. While information on families varies, for

most of the roughly 1,500 residents listed we

are given the father’s place of birth or origin,

date of death, name of spouse(s), date of

marriage, and names with dates of birth, of all

children. Appended is a table of all buildings

standing in Litchfield in 1849 with the names

of their builders and occupants. Litchfield,

Connecticut borders Dutchess County. [Call

Number 974.6/W]

U.S. -

MISCELLANEOUS

Arkansas Genealogical

Society Surname Directory

1990.

Listing of surnames that society members are

interested in. [FHC collection] [Call Number

976.7/A]

Be It Known and

Remembered. Bible Records

Vol. 5.

Louisiana Genealogical & Historical Society,

1992. Compilation of records published in

"The Louisiana Genealogical Register"

Vol.XV (1968) through Vol.XIX (1972). [Call

Number 976.3/B]

Outside NYS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

A Bibliography of Sources

for Civil War, Mexican War

and Spanish-American War

Research in Western

Pennsylvania.

Compiled by Helen Wilson & Jean S. Morris.

1978. Pamphlet. [Call Number 016/B]

Catholic Church Records of

the Pacific Northwest.

Vancouver Vol.I & II and

Stellemarie Mission.

Translated by Mikell Warner, annotated by

Harriet Munnick. St. Paul, OR: French Prairie

Press, c1972. Missions run by French priests

c1838-1856 in the Oregon territory when the

Hudson Bay Company ruled the area. [FHC

collection] [Call Number 979/W]

Cross Index of Tucson

Public Library Genealogy

Room as of January 1985.

Computer listing of library holdings by subject.

[Call Number 979.1/C]

Pennsylvania at Antietam.

Ceremonies at the

Dedication of the

Monuments.

1906. Antietam Battlefield Memorial

Commission. Dedication of monuments

marking positions of the commands include

listing of action seen by the commands. [FHC

collection] [Call Number 974.8/P]

Pennsylvania at Gettysburg:

Ceremonies at the

Dedication of the

Monuments.

1893. 2 vol. Most of the dedications included

a description of the action various commands

were involved in during the Battle of

Gettysburg. [FHC collection] [Call Number

974.8/P]


Dutch Church of Bergen,

N.J. now Jersey City

“containing an account of the founding of the

town, the early families and the registers of

consistories, members, marriages, baptisms

and burials”. Collections of the Holland

Society of New York Vol.IV. Reprinted from

the Holland Society Year Books of 1913,

1914, 1915. Baptisms 1666-1788; marriages

1665-1788, burials 1666-1788, members 1664-

1788 (each section indexed). Includes

historical sketches of the church, the founding

of Bergen and its first settlers. [Call number

974.9/R]

Bryan, Mary G. Passports Issued by

Governors of Georgia, 1785-

1809.

Wash., D.C., 1964. (Special Publication of

National Genealogical Society #21). Passports

were issued for permission to go through

Indian territory. [Call Number 975.5/D]

Outside NYS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Bryan, Mary G. Passports Issued by

Governors of Georgia, 1810-

1820.

Wash., D.C., 1964. (Special Publication of

National Genealogical Society #28). Passports

were issued for permission to go through

Indian territory. [Call Number 975.5/D]

Burgess, Roy. Early Missourians and Kin. 2 vol. By the author, 1984, 1987. Listings by

surname with basic information, also listings

by "sibling group". [Call Number 977.8/B]

Chism, Stephen J. The Arkansas Gazette

Obituaries Index 1819-1879.

Greenville, SC: Southern Historical Press,

1990. [FHC collection] [Call Number

976.7/C]

Clay, Robert Young. Virginia Genealogical

Resources.

Detroit: Detroit Society for Genealogical

Research, 1980. Pamphlet. [Call Number

975.5/C]

Eddy, Henry Howard. Guide to the Published

Archives of Pennsylvania.

Harrisburg, PA: Division of Public Records,

PA Historical & Museum Commission, 1949.

Covering the 138 volumes of "Colonial

Records and Pennsylvania Archives Series" I-

IX. With an alphabetical finding list and 2

special indexes. [FHC collection] [Call

Number 974.8/Edd]

Gould, Joseph. The Story of the Forty-

Eighth Regiment

Pennsylvania Veteran

Volunteer Infantry 1861-

1865.

Published by authority of the Regimental

Association, 1908. [FHC collection] [Call

Number 974.8/G]

Hamlin, Charles Hughes,

comp.

They Went Thataway. 3 volumes in 1. Baltimore: GPC, 1974 (orig.

published 1964-1966). Abstracts from

Virginia public records that make reference to

individuals' place of origin or place emigrated

to. [FHC collection] [Call Number 975.5/H]

Hatch, Charles E. Jr. Jamestown, Virginia. The

Townsite and Its Story.

National Park Service Historical Handbook

Series #2. Washington, DC, Revised 1957.

Pamphlet. [Call Number 975.5/H]

Jordan, John W., LL.D. Encyclopedia of

Pennsylvania Biography.

New York: Lewis Historical Publ. Co, 1914. 2

vol. [Call Number 974.8/J]

Hinz, Nelda M. (comp.) Genealogy materials in the

Eddy Historical Collection of

the Saginaw Public Library.

Supplement to the Revised

edition of 1975.

Compiled by Helda M. Hinz and Anna Mae

Thompson. Public Libraries of Saginaw, MI,

1979. Materials added to the library collection

1975-1979. [Call Number 977.4/H]

Outside NYS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kabitzke, Donald J. North Prairie. An Historic

Wisconsin Village 1834-

1950.

1983. Includes abstracts of some church and

public records. [FHC collection] [Call

Number 977.5/K]

Leach, J. Granville, Esq. The Record of Some

Residents in the Vicinity of

the Middle Ferry,

Philadelphia during the

Latter Half of the Eighteenth

Century.

Lancaster: Wickersham Press, 1924.

Pamphlet. Covers 1765-1801. [FHC

collection] [Call Number 974.8/L]

Los Angeles Westside

Genealogical Society.

Members' Computerized

Data Exchange Arranged by

Surname and Locality.

Third Edition, March 1985. Compiled by Bill

and Merrill Prachar. Society members

submitted surnames of interest to them, with

localities and dates. [Call Number 929.3/L]

Marshall, Florence

Houghton.

Index to the Combination

Atlas Map of DeKalb

County, IL 1871.

1976. [Call Number 977.3/M]

Morris, Jean

Sensenbaugher.

Use of the Published

Pennsylvania Archives.

Pamphlet. [Call Number 974.8/M]

Piatt, Michael H. Bodie: “The Mines are

looking well...”.

The History of the Bodie Mining District,

Mono County, California. E. Sobrante, CA:

North Bay Books, c2003. Illustrated book

about a gold mining boom town, now

abandoned and turned into state park.

According to the author, there is a long-

standing tradition that the town is named for a

former Poughkeepsie tinsmith who died at the

site of the mining town in the winter of 1859.

[Call Number 979.4/P]

Rupp, I. Daniel. A Collection of Upwards of

Thirty Thousand Names of

German, Swiss, Dutch,

French and other

Immigrants in Pennsylvania

from 1727 to 1776.

Reprint of second edition with added index.

Baltimore: GPC, 1985. [Call Number

974.8/R]

Thornbrough, Gayle. Readings in Indiana History. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1967.

Reprint of Indiana Historical Collections

Vol.36. 625 pp, paper, index. [FHC

collection] [Call Number 977.2/T]

INTERNATIONAL

Outside NYS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

“Cois Leamhana.

Monuments, Milestones and

Memories.”

Journal of Kiltorglin History and Folklore

Society. Journal #1 (Summer, 1984). [Call

Number 941/C]

[Map] Historical Map of Ireland. By L. B. Bullock. Printed by John

Bartholomew & Sons, Edinburgh. 39 x 26

inches, folded. Full color, places & characters

in history with areas and names of clans.

[Map] Maps of the German Empire

of 1871.

Rev. ed. 1987. Pleasant Grove, Utah: Jensen

Publications, c1975. Maps with brief history

& other information about the provinces, etc.

[Call Number 943/M]

The Reception of "The Lisle

Letters" 1981-1982. A

Selection of the Reviews

from England and the United States....

Chicago: University of Chicago Press. The

annotated letters written 1533-1540 illuminate

Tudor politics and social life. Lord Lisle was

Arthur Plantagenet, last of that name to survive

the War of Roses. The lengthy publishing

reviews include much history themselves.

[Call Number 942/R]

These Names Accuse.

Nominal list of Latvians

deported to Soviet Russia in

1940-1941.

Published by Latvian National Fund in the

Scandinavian Countries, Stockholm, 1951.

[FHC collection; very poor condition] [Call

Number 947/T]

Begley, Donald F., ed. Irish Genealogy. A Record

Finder.

Dublin, Ireland: Heraldic Artists Ltd, 1981.

Guide to record sources in Ireland with maps.

[FHC collection] [Call Number 929.1/B]

Bloxham, V. Ben,

compiler.

Key to the Parochial

Registers of Scotland from

earliest times through 1854.

Provo, UT: Brigham Young Univ. Press,

c1970. Shows original register coverage for

births, marriages and deaths, holdings of the

LDS Family History Library, and the condition

of the original registers. [Call Number 941/B]

Bragg, Melvyn. Speak for England. An Oral

History of England: 1900-

1975

Based on Interviews with Inhabitants of

Wigton, Cumberland. NY: Knopf, 1977.

[Call Number 942/B]

Franklin, Charles M. Dutch genealogical

research.

Indianapolis: Ye Olde Genelaogie Shoppe,

c1982. Covers history, migration, research in

the Netherlands, heraldry, societies &

periodicals, names. [FHC collection][Call

Number 949/F]

Outside NYS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Graham, Ida. Irish Family Names.

Highlights of 50 Family

Histories.

Great Britain: Johnston & Bacon, 1973. [Call

Number 941/G]

Humphery-Smith, Cecil,

ed.

The Phillimore Atlas and

Index of Parish Registers.

Chichester, England: Phillimore & Co, 1984.

2 maps of each English county - 1834 county

road maps; outline maps show pre-1832 parish

boundaries within the county. Every parish is

listed in column format with information on

when records start, which ones are available,

where they can be found, etc. [Call Number

942/H]

Jensen, Larry O. A genealogical handbook of

German research.

Rev. Ed. 1980. Vol.1. Pleasant Grove, UT: by

author, c1980. Alphabets, history, analyzing

surnames and place names, handwriting, vital

records, emigration. [Call Number 943/J]

Maginnes, Thomas Hobbs

Jr.

The Irish Contribution to

America’s Independence.

Philadelphia: Doire Publ. Co, 1913. Irish

colonial immigration and participation in the

American Revolution, including lists of names

of Irish in the US at the time. [Call Number

973/M]

Mitchell, Brian. A new genealogical atlas of

Ireland.

Baltimore: GPC, 1986. Outline maps of

counties, dioceses and probate districts; Within

each county, outline maps of parishes, baronies

and poor law unions. [Call Number 941/M]

Murphy, J. M. The Londonderry heirs. Canada: Black Printing Co, c1976. Story of

settlement of Cobequid townships of Truro,

Onslow & Londonderry in Nova Scotia,

Canada by English speaking people in the

period 1760-1775. [Call Number 971/M]

Palmer, Spencer J. Studies in Asian Genealogy. Provo, UT: Brigham Young Univ. Press,

c1972. Scholarly collection of essays on

Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, tribal

genealogy, collections and immigration. [Call

Number 950/P]

Smith, Frank. A genealogical gazetteer of

England.

Baltimore, GPC, 1968. “An alphabetical

dictionary of places with their location,

ecclesiastical jurisdiction, population and dates

of earliest entry in registers of every ancient

parish.” [Call Number 942/S]

Smith, Frank and David

E. Gardener.

Genealogical research in

England and Wales.

2 vol. Salt Lake City: Bookcraft Publ, 1956.

[FHC collection] [Call Number 929.1/S]

Outside NYS

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Thode, Ernest. Address Book for Germanic

Genealogy.

Fifth ed. Baltimore: GPC, c1994. Includes

addresses for researching Germanic roots in

U.S., German and other European sources,

including archives, churches, newspapers,

family groups, publishers, etc. [Call Number

943/T]

PALATINES & IMMIGRATION

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Hume, Robert. Early Child Immigrants to

Virginia 1619-1642.

Baltimore: Magna Carta Book Co, 1986.

[Call Number 975.5/H]

Jones, Henry Z, Jr. More Palatine Families.

Some Immigrants to the

Middle Colonies 1717-1776

“and Their European Origins Plus New

Discoveries on German Families Who Arrived

in Colonial New York in 1710.” Universal

City, CA: by author, 1991. [Call Number

974.7/J]

Jones, Hank Z, Jr. The Palatine Families of

New York 1710.

Publ. by author, Universal City, CA, c1985.

"A study of the German immigrants who

arrived in colonial New York in 1710" [Call

Number 974.7/J]

Jones, Henry Z. and

Lewis B. Rohrbach.

Even More Palatine

Families. 18th Century

Immigrants to the American

Colonies and their German,

Swiss and Austrian Origins.

3 volumes. Picton Press, 2002. Vol. 1 is

German immigrants to colonial New York in

the 1717-1776 time frame. Volume 2 consists

of a study of the 1710 Swiss and German

Settlers of New Bern, North Carolina, as well

as chapters on Swiss migration from Zurich to

America in the 1730's. Volume 3 has more

miscellaneous lists some with new

transcriptions, and some corrections and

additions to Jones’ More Palatine Families.

[Call Number 973/J]

Lawton, Mrs. James M. Family Names of Huguenot

Refugees to America.

Reprinted from "Constitution of the Huguenot

Society of America 1901". Baltimore: GPC,

1992. Pamphlet [Call Number 929.3/L]

MacWethy, Lou D.,

compiler.

The Book of Names

especially relating to the

early Palatines and the first

settlers in the Mohawk

Valley.

Baltimore: Gen. Publ., Co, 1985. (Originally

publ. St. Johnsville, NY, 1933). Includes

Palatine lists and naturalizations, church

records - especially those of Joshua Kocherthal

in his traveling ministry for West Camp

Lutheran Church. Also militia lists for Tryon

County and other military records relating to

the Mohawk Valley. [Call Number 974.7/M]

Palatines

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Nicholson, Cregoe D.C. Some Early Emigrants to

America.

Abstracted by Cregoe Nicholson. Baltimore:

GPC/Clearfield Co, 1989. Reprinted from the

"Genealogist's Magazine". Published with

"Early Emigrants to America from Liverpool".

Indentures from Middlesex County, 1683 &

1684, and from Lancashire Co, 1686. [Call

Number 929.3/N]

Tribbeko, John & George

Ruperti.

Lists of Germans from the

Palatinate Who Came to

England in 1709.

Baltimore: Clearfield Co, 1990. Pamphlet

reprint of article published in The New York

Genealogical and Biographical Record

(Volumes 41 & 41, 1909-1910). [Call

Number 942/T]

BIBLIOGRAPHIES, GUIDES, REFERENCE BOOKS, LINEAGE SOCIETIES, ETC

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

NEW YORK

1991 Directory of New York

State County and Municipal

Historians.

County Historians Assoc. of New York State,

NY State Education Dept., Division of

Research & Collections. Also includes

historical products, genealogical services,

regional historical associations, county seats,

museum staff, and Index of municipalities


Family History Resources. Published in "The Bookmark", quarterly of the

New York State Library, Spring 1991 issue.

Articles about genealogy services in libraries

and specifically, research techniques and use

of the NY State Library in Albany. [Call

Number 929.1/F]

Gateway to America.

Genealogical Research in the

New York State Library.

Albany: 1980. General guide to the types of

materials in the library, where they are kept,

and how to access them. [Call Number

974.7/G]

Guide to Historical

Resources in Columbia

County, NY Repositories.

New York Historical Resources Center, Olin

Library, Cornell University, c1987. Inventory

of manuscript & archival collections open to

the public in 13 libraries, museums, historic

sites & historical societies in the county.

[Call Number 016/G]

Guide to Historical

Resources in Dutchess

County, NY Repositories.

Vol.1. New York Historical Resources

Center, Olin Library, Cornell University,

c1990. Inventory of manuscript & archival

collections open to the public in 32 libraries,

museums, historic sites & historical societies

in the county. [Call Number 016/G]

Guide to Historical

Resources in Putnam County,

NY Repositories.

New York Historical Resources Center, Olin

Library, Cornell University, c1989. Inventory

of manuscript & archival collections open to

the public in 11 libraries, museums, historic

sites & historical societies in the county. [Call

Number 016/G]

Reference

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Guide to Records in the New

York State Archives.

Albany, NY: State Archives & Record

Administration, 1993. Administrative

summaries of function and history of more

than 75 current agencies of state government;

identifies records preserved in the state

archives as of December, 1991. [Call Number

016/G]

History Keepers’

Companion.

“Guide to Sites and Sources of the Lower

Hudson Valley and Western Connecticut.”

Compiled by Lower Hudson Conference.

Fleischmanns, NY: Purple Mountain Press,

Ltd., 1998. [Call Number 917/His]

Naturalization Records of

New York State.

NY State Council of Genealogical

Organizations Publication #1, 1996. Pamphlet.

Where to find naturalization records in NY

counties; includes county outline maps. [Call

Number 974.7/N]

Quaker Records [formerly]

at Haviland Records Room,

New York City.

Summary listing derived from computerized

card catalog of original records of the Yearly

Meeting of the Society of Friends collected at

their archives, Haviland Record Room in

NYC, and later transferred to Swarthmore

Friends Library. [Call Number 974.7/Q]

Association of Municipal

Historians of New York

State.

New York State Cemeteries

Name/Location Inventory

1995-1997.

3 volumes. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books,

c1999. Arranged alphabetically by county,

then by town, includes abbreviated

information on name of cemetery, location,

date of first & last burial, type of cemetery, if

it is active, and name of a contact person or

organization. [Call Number 929.5/A]

Bailey, Rosalie Fellows. Guide to Genealogical and

Biographical Sources for

New York City (Manhattan)

1783-1898.

Clearfield, 1998 (original publ. 1954).

Reprinted with new introduction updating

availability of sources. Comprehensive guide

to research in types of sources that can aid

19th century NYC research. [Call Number

929.1/B]

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AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Bowman, Fred Q. Directory to Collections of

New York Vital Records

1726-1989, with Rare

Gazetteer.

By Fred Q. Bowman and Thomas J. Lynch.

Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1995. Focuses

on bibliographic references topublished

newspaper abstracts available at 5 repositories,

incl. LDS Family History Library, arranged by

county & town. Also a county outline map,

county origin dates, alphabetical list of

villages, etc showing location in county &

town from a 1980 gazetteer. [Call Number

974.7/B]

Guzik, Estelle M. (ed.) Genealogical Resources in

the New York Metropolitan

Area.

NY: Jewish Genealogical Soc., 1989. Guide

to over 100 offices & institutions with

specifics on their holdings & how to use them.

Covers the city, Long Island, Westchester,

Albany & Trenton, some northern NJ. [Call

Number 929.1/G]

Remington, Gordon L. New York State Probate

Records. A Genealogist’s

Guide to Testate and

Intestate Records.

NEHGS, 2002. Extensive introductory section

discusses the New York court system for

handling estates, types of records and

repositories, special emphasis on the resources

of the Family History Library (FHL) in Salt

Lake City. Listing for each county includes

the date formed and parent county, county

seat, Surrogate’s Court address, phone and

hours, checklist of records on microfilm at the

FHL, published records and indexes including

periodicals. [Call Number 974.7/R]

Thompson, Isaac Grant. The Assessors, Collectors

and Town Clerk's Manual.

Fifth ed. Albany: John D. Parsons, Jr, Law

Publishers, 1876. "Containing a full and

accurate exposition of the law relating to the

powers and duties of these offices with an

Appendix of Forms. Includes statutes to

1876." [Call Number 352/T]

Worden, Jean D. The New York Genealogical

and Biographical Record 113

Years Master Index. 1870-

1982.

Subject index, not an every-name index.

[Call Number 929.1/N]

GENERAL REFERENCE

The 1910 Federal Population

Census.

National Archives Trust Fund Board,

Washington, DC: 1982. Includes census

schedules and Soundex/Miracode film

numbers. [Call Number 016/N]

Reference

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

The 1920 Federal Population

Census Catalog of National

Archives Microfilm.

1991. Lists all microfilm records of 1920

census by state, county and E.D. Includes

numbers of films with descriptions of E.D.,

1920 Soundex and available maps of E.D.'s.

[Call Number 016/N]

Black Studies. A Select Catalog of National Archives

Microfilm Publications. National Archives

Trust Fund, 1984. [Call Number 016/N]

DAR Patriot Index

Centennial Edition.

Washington:1990. 3 vols. Published by

National Society of the Daughters of the

American Revolution Centennial

Administration. Copyright 1994. 3336pp. Part

I A-F; Part II G-O, Part III P-Z; map and list

of abbreviations. Indexes men & women

whose service in the Revolution has been

established by the DAR. Data extracted from

original applications for membership in DAR

in addition to name may include date and

place of birth & death, name of spouse, rank

& type of service, if pension papers are known

to exist. [Call # 929/D] Donated by Robert

Jackson.

DAR Patriot Index. Vol.III

An Index to the Spouses of

the DAR Patriots.

National Society of the Daughters of the

American Revolution. Washington:1986.

830pp. For male patriots, includes only wives

whose surnames are proven beyond reasonable

doubt and were documented as of December

1984. Does not include spouses named in

1982 Supplement to the Patriot Index. Use this

index to refer to the entry under the patriot’s

name. [Call # 929/D] Donated by Robert

Jackson.

Directory of Professional

Genealogists 2004-2005.

Westminster, CO: Association of Professional

Genealogists, c2003. Member information is

updated regularly on the APG website at

<www.apgen.org>. [Call Number 929.1/D]

Federal Court Records. A Select Catalog of National Archives


Trust Fund Board, 1987, 1991. [Call Number

016/N]

Genealogical and

Biographical Research.

A Select Catalog of National Archives


Trust Fund, 1983,1991. [Call Number 016/N]

Reference

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Genealogies cataloged by the

Library of Congress since

1986

“with a list of established forms of family

names and a list of genealogies converted to

microform since 1983.” [Call Number 016/G]

Handy Book for

Genealogists.

Sixth ed. Revised & Enl. Vital Record

Sources. Edited by George B. Everton, Sr.

Logan, UT: Everton Publishers, c1971.

Tabular data on counties - date created, parent

county, address of county seat, available

records. Maps [Call Number 929.1/Han]

The Handy Book for

Genealogists.

Seventh ed. Rev. & Enl. Logan, UT: Everton

Publishers, c1981, 1982. Includes foreign

countries and U.S. states. Tabular county data

- date created & parent county, county seat

address, available records. County outline

maps, fold-out US maps. [Call Number

929.1/Han]

The Handy Book for

Genealogists.

Eighth ed. Logan, UT: Everton Publishers,

c1991. Tabular county data - date created &

parent county, county seat address, available

records. Color county outline maps. Special

section on migration routes with maps.

[Call Number 929.1/Han]

Historical Materials in the

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Library.

National Archives and Records Service,

General Services Administration, July, 1979.

Pamphlet [Call Number 016/H]

How to Write and Publish

Your Own Family Book.

Genealogy Publishing Service, Franklin, NC.

Specific instructions on how to prepare a

camera-ready manuscript. [Call Number

929.1/How]

Immigrant and Passenger

Arrivals.

A Select Catalog of National Archives

Microfilm Publications. Second ed.

Washington, D.C.: Nat. Arch., 1983. [Call

Number 016/N]

Lineage Book. National Society of the Daughters of

American Colonists. Vol.11. Compiled by

Josephine W. Vincent. Annandale, VA, 1957.

Members, arranged by number, list brief

lineage back to a colonial ancestor. Member

index & ancestor index (intervening

generations not indexed). [Call Number

929/N/v.11]

Reference

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Lineage Book. National Society of the Daughters of

American Colonists. Vol.15. Compiled by

Josephine W. Vincent. Annandale, VA, 1971.

Members, arranged by number, list brief

lineage back to a colonial ancestor. Member

index & ancestor index (intervening

generations not indexed). [Call Number

929/N/v.15]

List of Black Servicemen

Compiled From the War

Department Collection of

Revolutionary War Records.

Special List #36, compiled by Debra L.

Newman. Washington: National Archives and

Records Service, General Services

Administration, 1974. Pamphlet. A list of

servicemen known or presumed to have been

black, compile from three sources in the War

Department Collection of Revolutionary War

Records, Record Group 93. [Call Number

973/L]

Military Service Records. A Select Catalog of National Archives


Trust Fund board, 1985. [Call Number

016/N]

National Archives and

Records Administration

Microfilm Resources for

Research.

A Comprehensive Catalog. Washington, DC:

n.d. [1990]. Explanation of the National

Archives Microfilm Publications Program and

a listing of filmed record groups including

general records and those of the legislative,

judicial and executive branches of government

in a wide variety of fields. [Call Number

016/N]

Newspapers along America's

Great Trails.

Bell & Howell. Pamphlet. A catalog of

newspapers in the archives of Bell & Howell

Micro Photo Division on microfilm. Lists

papers along 13 famous migratory trails with

brief description of the trail routes. [Call

Number 929/N]

Society of Mayflower

Descendants in the State of

New York. Fifth Record

Book, 1922.

New York, 1922. Covers period 1922-1926.

List of members with name of Mayflower

ancestor. No vital data. [Call Number

929/S/1922]

Society of Mayflower

Descendants in the State of

New York. Sixth Record

Book, September, 1926. New

York, 1926.

Covers period 1922-1926. List of members

with name of Mayflower ancestor. No vital

data. [Call Number 929/S/1926]

Reference

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Year Book of the Society of

Sons of the Revolution in the

State of New York.

New York, 1899. Roll of members and

ancestors with record of service. Some soldier

biographies. List of battles and actions of the

Revolutionary War in chronological order.

[Call Number 929/S/1899]

Year Book of the Society of

Sons of the Revolution in the

State of New York.

New York, 1909. [Call Number 929/S/1909]

Allen, Desmond Walls. Social Security Applications:

A Genealogical Resource.

Conway, AR: Research Associates, c1989,

1991, 1995. 18 pp, Pamphlet. Located in

FHC file cabinet in “Social Security” file.

This small pamphlet gives basic information

on how to find a Social Security number, what

kinds of information would be found in SSA

records, and what forms should be ordered.

Arends, Marthe. Genealogy on CD-ROM. Baltimore: GPC, c1999. Bibliography of CDs

organized by subject. The listing includes

publisher-supplied details about publisher,

price, system requirements, and contents, with

some CDs examined and described in greater

detail by the author. [Call Number 016/A]

Beard, Timothy Field. How to find your family

roots.

By Timothy Field Beard with Denise Demong.

New York: McGraw-Hill, c1977. [Call

Number 929.1/B]

Bentley, Elizabeth Petty. Directory of Family

Associations.

1991-1992 edition. Baltimore: GPC, c1991.

[Call Number 929.1/Ben]

Bentley, Elizabeth Petty. The Genealogist's Address

Book.

1992-1993 edition. Baltimore: GPC, c1992.

[Call Number 929.1/Ben]

Bremer, Ronald A. Compendium of Historical

Sources. The How and Where

of American Genealogy.

Published by Mr. & Mrs. Carl L. Bremer,

c1983. Comprehensive guide to sources and

methods of research with many lists and

tables. In 6 sections - Research, repositories,

records, sources, maps & forms, glossary.


Cerny, Johni, ed. The Library. A Guide to the

LDS Family History Library.

Salt Lake City, UT: Ancestry, c1988. [Call

Number 929.1/C]

Colket, Meredith B., Jr. Guide to Genealogical

Records in the National

Archives.

By Meredith Colket & Frank E. Bridgers.

Washington: National Archives & Records

Service, GSA, 1964. [Call Number

929.1/C]

Reference

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Crawford-Oppenheimer,

Christine.

Long-Distance Genealogy. “Researching your family history from home.”

Cincinnati: Betterway Books, c2000. Covers

how & where to write letters to obtain basic

vital records as well as various other kinds of

genealogical information; also acts as

excellent beginner’s guide to genealogical

research. [Call Number 929.1/C]

Culligan, Joseph J. You, Too, Can Find Anybody. A Reference Manual. Holmark Press, c1993.

Updated 1994 edition. Methods for tracing

missing persons including many addresses of

Federal, state, county and business sources;

for present-day research. [FHC collection]

[Call Number 362/C]

DeAngelis, Priscilla

Grindle.

Italian-American Genealogy.

A Source Book.

Rockville, MD: Noteworthy Enterprises Publ,

1994. Brief overview with emphasis on

research in the U.S.; considerable

bibliography. [Call Number 945/D]

Eakle, Arlene, ed. The Source. A Guidebook of

American Genealogy.

Edited by Arlene Eakle & Johni Cerny. Salt

Lake City: Ancestry, 1984. Comprehensive

guide to all types of genealogical sources for

American research. [Call Number 929.1/E]

Eichholz, Alice, ed. Ancestry's Red Book.

American State, County &

Town Sources.

Salt Lake City, UT: Ancestry.Introductory

section for each state covers many record

sources; tabular data on counties include

county seat address, date created & parent

county, records available - vital records, deed,

probate & courts. [Call Number

929.1/E/1989]

Harris, Maurine (comp.) Ancestry's Concise

Genealogical Dictionary.

By Maurine and Glen Harris. Salt Lake City:

Ancestry, 1989. [Call Number 929.1/H]

Jones, George F. German-American Names. Baltimore: GPC, c1990. Spellings, meanings

and variants of about 12,700 names. [Call

Number 929.4/J]

Kaminkow, Marion J.

(ed.)

Genealogies in the Library of

Congress. A Bibliography.

Supplement 1972-1976.

Baltimore: Magna Carta Book Co., 1977.

[Call Number 016/K]

Kaminkow, Marion J.

(ed.)

Genealogies in the Library of

Congress. A Bibliography.

Second Supplement 1976-

1986.

Baltimore: Magna Carta Book co, 1987. [Call

Number 016/K]

Reference

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Kelly, Arthur C. M. Names, Names and More

Names. Locating Your Dutch

Ancestors in Colonial

America.

Ancestry, 1999. Short descriptions of naming

conventions and practices for Dutch

patronymics, surnames and given names, then

lists of name combinations taken from very

early church records. Intended for general

reference and as way to locate couples in 17th

century NY and NJ. [Call Number 929.4/K]

Kirkham, E. Kay. Survey of American Church

Records.

Vol.1 (Third edition, enl.) Major

Denominations before 1880. UT: Everton,

c1971. Brief history of 9 denominations, then

listings by state of available church records.

[Call Number 929.1/Kir]

Light, Sally. House Histories. A Guide to

Tracing the Genealogy of

Your Home.

Spencertown, NY: Golden Hill Press, 1995.

Techniques for dating a house; includes how

to set up your own business. [Call Number

929.1/L]

Marlin, Robert W. My Sixteen. A Self-Help

Guide to Finding Your 16

Great Great Grandparents.

Nashville: Land Yacht Press, c1996. Easy-

reading style introduces sources and

techniques as they came up in the author’s

search. [Call Number 929.1/M]

Meyer, Mary K. Directory of Genealogical

Societies in the U.S.A. and

Canada.

1980. Third ed. [Call Number 929/M]

Meyer, Mary K. Meyer's Directory of

Genealogical Societies in the

U.S.A. and Canada.

1992. Ninth edition. [Call Number 929/M]

Payne, Elizabeth, ed. 150 Years Exploring Our

Heritage. Sesquicentennial

Commemorative.

The New England Historic Genealogical

Society 1845-1995. Boston: NEHGS, c1995.

[Call Number 369/Pay]

Smith, Juliana Szucs. The Ancestry Family

Historian’s Address Book.

Salt Lake City: Ancestry Inc, c1997. [Call

Number 929.1/Smi]

Stevenson, Noel C. Search and Research. The

Researcher's Handbook.

“A Guide to Official Records and Library

Sources for Investigators, Historians,

Genealogists, Lawyers and Librarians.” Rev.

ed. Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co,

1969. [Call Number 929.1/Ste]

Szucs, Loretto Dennis. Family history made easy. Salt Lake City: Ancestry: 1998. Introduction

to genealogical research for beginners.

[Call Number 929.1/Szu]

Reference

AUTHOR TITLE NOTES

Thode, Ernest. German-English

Genealogical Dictionary.

Baltimore: GPC, c1992. With examples of

script - includes names, occupations, numbers,

days of week; suffixes, map, etc. [FHC

collection] [Call Number 423/Tho]

Walch, Timothy (comp.) Our Family, Our Town. National Archives & Records Administration,

1987. "Essays on family and local history

sources in the National Archives." [Call

Number 929.1/W]