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61000 White Cross Hospital School of Nursing Yearbook White Cross Accession Number Title Author Publisher Year White Cross Hospital 61000 White Cross Hospital School of Nursing Yearbook School of Nursing 1957 White Cross Hospital 61001 White Cross Hospital School of Nursing Yearbook School of Nursing 1958 The Treasure Chest of Golden Memories, Class of 1940 Mount Vernon Academy Homecoming 61002 1990/Russell and Ethel Behner, Robert Vogt Printing Arts Press 1990 The Treasure Chest of Golden Memories, Class of 1942 Mount Vernon Academy Homecoming 1992/Velma Braman Smith, Alison McManus 61003 Smith Printing Arts Press 1992 Golden Anniversary MVA Class of 1938/Miriam Myers-Clarke, Derek Dugan, Jean Burdette-Larsen, 61004 Frank Corder Graphic House 1988 The Treasure Chest of Golden Memories, Class of 1943 50th Anniversary Homecoming 1993, Mount Vernon Academy/Jayne Landis Silva, Vicki 61005 Swetnam, Robert Vogt Printing Arts Press 1993 Visitor Magazine, Mount Vernon Academy, Oldest Columbia Union Adventist Boarding School Revitalized/Celeste Conference of Ryan Blyden, LaVerne Henderson, Beth Michaels, Seventh-day 61006 Kelly Butler, Sandra Jones Adventists 2007 The Mount Vernon Academy Mount Vernon Mount Vernon College Alumni Directory, April 2000/Mount Academy Alumni 61007 Vernon Academy Alumni Association Association, Inc. 2000 The Mount Vernon Academy Mount Vernon College Alumni Directory Supplement September Mount Vernon 2000/Mount Vernon Academy Alumni Academy Alumni 61008 Association, Inc. Association, Inc. 2000 Mount Vernon Academy Centennial Booklet/Sari Mount Vernon 61009 Butler Academy 1993 Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 4 Deed Books 12, 13, 14, 1767- 61010 1771/Amelia C. Gilreath Willow Bend Books 2001 Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 5 Deed Books 15 and 16 1771- 61011 1775/Amelia C. Gilreath Willow Bend Books 2001 Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 6, Deed books 17 and 18 1775-1780 plus 61012 Early Troop Records 1755-1761/Amelia C. Gilreath Willow Bend Books 2001 Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 11, Deed Books 25 and 26 1796- 61013 1800/Amelia C. Gilreath Amelia C. Gilreath 1996 Frederick County Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 9, Deed Books 22 and 23 1789- 61014 1793/Amelia C. Gilreath Heritage Books 2012 Frederick County Virginia Deed Book Series, Volumr 10, Deed Books 24A and 24B 1793- 61015 1796/Amelia C. Gilreath Heritage Books 2012 Frederick County Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 8, Deed Book 21 1785-1789/Amelia C. 61016 Gilreath Heritage Books 2012 Frederick County Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 7, Deed Books 19 and 20, 1780- 61017 1785/Amelia C. Gilreath Heritage Books 2008 Frederick County Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 2, Deed Books 5, 6, 7, 8, 1757- 61018 1763/Amelia C. Gilreath Heritage Books 2013 Frederick County Virgnia Deed Book Series, Volume 3, Deed Books 9, 10, 11, 1763- 61019 1767/Amelia C. Gilreath Heritage Books 2015 Frederick County Virginia Deed Book Series, Volume 1, Deed Books 1, 2, 3, 4, 1743- 61020 1758/Amelia C. Gilreath Heritage Books 2012 District of Columbia Free Negro Registers 1821- 61021 1861, Volume I/Dorothy S. Provine Heritage Books 2015 District of Columbia Free Negro Registers 1821- 61022 1861, Volume II/Dorothy S. Provine Heritage Books 2015 Blount County Tennessee Deeds, Deed Book 1, 61023 1795-1819/Jane Kizer Thomas Heritage Books 2016 Clarke County Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists, 61024 1836-1870, Volume 1, 1836-1853/Marty Hiatt Heritage Books 2015 Clarke County Virginia Personal Property Tax Lists, 61025 1836-1870, Volume 2, 1854-1870/Marty Hiatt Heritage Books 2015 61026 College of Wooster Yearbook College of Wooster 1948 61027 College of Wooster Yearbook College of Wooster 1949 61028 Green High School Yearbook Green High School 1977 61029 Green High School Yearbook Green High School 1978 61030 Green High School Yearbook Green High School 1979 61031 Heidelberg College Yearbook Heidelberg College 1947 Jeremiah White, A First Family of Ohio, Collateral Lines of Greiner, Eyer, and Artz/Alice Ruth (White) 61032 Kiel, Frank Wilson Kiel Skyline Ranch Press 2016 Hendrik Gerrit Kiel, Dutch Immigrant to Pennsylvania, A Genealogy, Collateral Lines of 61033 Stratford, Wilson, and Briggs/Frank Wilson Kiel Skyline Ranch Press 2000 Georgia Free Persons of Color, Volume I, Elbert, Hancock, Jefferson, Liberty, and Warren Counties, Genealogical 61034 1818-1864/Michael A. Ports Publishing Co., Inc. 2015 Georgia Free Persons of Color, Volume II, Appling, Camden, Clarke, Emanuel, Jones, Pulaski, and Genealogical 61035 Wilkes Counties, 1818-1865/Michael A. Ports Publishing Co., Inc. 2015 Georgia Free Persons of Color, Volume III, Baldwin, Columbia, Lincoln, Lumpkin, Taliferro, and Thomas Counties, 1799-1865/Michael A. Genealogical 61036 Ports Publishing Co., Inc. 2015 Georgia Free Persons of Color, Volume IV, Genealogical 61037 Chatham County, 1817-1863/Michael A. Ports Publishing Co., Inc. 2016 I'll Be Back, Harold Freedlander's World War II Letters to the Home Front/Lois Freedlander, Ann 61038 Freedlander Hunt, Mimi Freedlander McCain The Wooster Book Co. 2002 A Black Sheep Story, The Family ofo David and Family History 61039 Louisa Cross/Catherine H. Ellis Publishers 1998 James Wickes Taylor "A Choice Nook of Memory" The Ohio State The Diary of a Cincinnati Law Clerk, 1842- Archaeological and 61040 1844/James Taylor Dunn Historical Society 1950 McBean Ancestors of Isabella McBean Wickline of Pittsburgh, Allegheny, PA and Glasgow, Madison, Columbiana, OH and Descendants of John McBean & Christian Rose of Borlum, Dores Parish, Invernes-shire, Scotland/David A. Heitzenroder, David A. Heitzenroder, 61041 Amanda Epperson Amanda Epperson 2016 Northwest Career 61042 Northwest Career Center Yearbook Center 1989 Northwest Career 61043 Northwest Career Center Yearbook Center 1990 61044 Medina Middle School Yearbook Medina Middle School 1996 61045 Medina Middle School Yearbook Medina Middle School 1997 61046 Medina Middle School Yearbook Medina Middle School 2000 Liberty Elementary 61047 Liberty Elementary School Yearbook School 1991 Liberty Elementary 61048 Liberty Elementary School Yearbook School 1993 Liberty Elementary 61049 Liberty Elementary School Yearbook School 1994 Liberty Elementary 61050 Liberty Elementary School Yearbook School 1995 Worthington Estates 61051 Worthington Estates Elementary School Yearbook Elementary School 1997 Granby Elementary 61052 Granby Elementary School Yearbook School 1991 61053 Miami University Yearbook Miami University 1913 61054 The Pyles Family, Samuel Piles/Jeffrey Lee Hayes Jeffrey Lee Hayes No Date Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Volume I/Douglas Richardson, Kimball G. 61055 Everingham Douglas Richardson 2013 Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Volume II/Douglas Richardson, Kimball 61056 G. Everingham Douglas Richardson 2013 Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Volume III/Douglas Richardson, Kimball 61057 G. Everingham Douglas Richardson 2013 Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Volume IV/Douglas Richardson, Kimball 61058 G. Everingham Douglas Richardson 2013 Royal Ancestry: A Study in Colonial and Medieval Families, Volume V/Douglas Richardson, Kimball 61059 G. Everingham Douglas Richardson 2013 Center for Study of The Jews of Cincinnati/Jonathan D. Sarna, Nancy the American Jewish 61060 H. Klein Experience 1989 Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Descendants of the Pilgrims Who Landed at Plymouth, Massachusetts, in December 1620, Volume Sixteen, Part 5, Family of John Alden, Fifth Generation Descendants of his daughter Sarah (Alden) Standish/Esther Littleford Woodworth- General Society of Barnes, Alicia Crane Williams, John Bradley Mayflower 61061 Arthaud, Jane Fletcher Fiske Descendants 2016 2016 OGS Conference Syllabus - Tracking Your Ohio Genealogical 61062 Ancestors/Ohio Genealogical Society Society 2016 Trumbull County Heritage Festival, September 20- Trumbull Co. Historical 61063 21, 2003/Trumbull Co. Historical Society Society 2003 Family History of Donald Aloysius Siess, March 19, 61064 1931-Jan 11, 1970/Eric W. Siess PHD Bookbinding 2016 Graves County, KY Cemeteries/Graves County 61065 Genealogical Society Mayfield Printing Co. 1990 61066 Graves County, KY Census of 1870/Don Simmons Don Simmons 1983 Journey Into The Past, Graves Co., KY, Volume I Graves Co., KY 61067 No. I/Graves Co., KY Genealogical Society Genealogical Society No Date 1830 Census of the Jackson Purchase/Don 61068 Simmons Don Simmons 1974 Volume Two, Graves County, KY Simmons Historical 61069 Cemeteries/Graves County Genealogical Society Publications 1982 Volume IV, Graves County, Kentucky 61070 Cemeteries/Graves County Genealogical Society Mayfield Printing Co. 1984 Graves County, Kentucky Cemeteries/Graves 61071 County Genealogical Society Mayfield Printing Co. 1987 Graves Co., KY Genealogical Records, Volume Simmons Historical 61072 Two/Anna Laura Griffith Publications 1979 Graves County, KY Tax Lists 1844 & 1845/Laura Simmons Historical 61073 Willis, Anna M Houser Publications 1998 61074 Graves County, KY Census 1850/Don Simmons Don Simmons 1974 Graves County, Kentucky Census of 1880/Anna Simmons Historical 61075 Laura Griffith, Dorothy Austin, Don Simmons Publications 1987 Graves County, KY Marriage Records, Volume Simmons Historical 61076 Two/Don Simmons Publications 1982 Graves County, KY Birth Records 1852 to 1859/No Simmons Historical 61077 Author Publications 1991 61078 Graves Co., KY Census of 1840/Don Simmons Don Simmons 1971 Graves County,
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