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Genealogical Reference Section GENEALOGICAL REFERENCE SECTION OF THE INDIANOLA PUBLIC LIBRARY SHELF LIST May 2014 1 GENEALOGY BOOKS LOCATED BEHIND THE CIRCULATION DESK 929 CEM Cemetery and Death Records of Warren County, Iowa / compiled by Warren County Genealogical Society, Indianola Iowa (1980) (3 copies) 2 copies in compact shelves 929 CEM Cemetery and Death Records of Warren County, Iowa – Updated 2010 / compiled by the Warren County Genealogical Society, Indianola, Iowa 929.3 BIR Warren County Birth Records 1870-1920 / compiled by Warren County Genealogical Society, Indianola Iowa (1985) (2 copies) 1 copy in compact shelves 977.7 HIS Warren County History, Warren County, Iowa 1879 / reproduction sponsored by Warren County Genealogical Society, Indianola, Iowa (3 copies) 2 in compact shelves 977.7 HIS Warren County History, Warren County, Iowa 1987 / compiled by the Warren County Genealogical Society, Indianola Iowa (4 copies) 3 in compact shelves 977.7 MAR Warren County History, Warren County, Iowa / 1908 / Martin, Rev W. C. (D.D.) reproduction sponsored by Warren County Genealogical Society, Indianola, Iowa (3 copies) 2 in compact shelves 977.7 SCH Warren County History, Warren County, Iowa 1953 / compiled by Schultz, Gerard and Berry, Don L. (2 copies) 1 in compact shelves 977.7 WAR Warren County Marriages – Early Marriages 1849-1904 Bride and Groom Indexes /compiled by Warren County Genealogical Society, Indianola, Iowa 977.7 WAR Index to Atlas of Warren County Iowa for the Years 1872, 1887, 1897, 1902-1903,1915, 1919 -1924 977.7 WAR Warren County Marriages 1849-1899 Villages established by 1887 (Includes Warren County, Iowa Early Marriages 30 Oct. 1849-19 Nov. 1897 and Index to Brides Names) (compact shelves only) 2 GENEALOGY RESEARCH BOOKS 921 CAR George Washington Carver : In His Own Words / Kremer, Gary R. 921 LEA Palmyras in the United States / compiled by Leather, Bob 921 SAY Ruth Buxton Sayre : First Lady of the Farm / McDonald, Julie 929.01 GUI Guidelines for Tracing Your Family History 929.01 NEW Newspapers, a Valuable Resource and Miscellaneous Information 929.1 TOP Topical Index to National Genealogical Society Quarte 929.1 SOU Source: A Guidebook to American Genealogy / edited by Szucks, Loretto D. and Luebking, Sandra H. Family Histories 929.2 ALL ALLING, Descendants of Roger Alling, 1st & John Alling, Sen. / Compiled by Allen, George P. (orange book) 929.2 AND ANDERSON, Merritt Irwin Anderson (green folder) 929.2 AND ANDREWS, Family History of Audrey Andrews (gray folder) 929.2 ARE ARENDSEE, Pedigree Chart of Lavonne and Nancy Arendsee (blue folder) 929.2 ART ART, Descendants of Alexander Young Art and Elizabeth Pendry (black folder) 929.2 BAI BAIRD Genealogy / Baldwin, Stewart 929.2 BAR BARNUM, Elmo, Bubbles under the Southern Cross : Memories of LCC -60149 / Lieut. Elmo Barnum USNR 929.2 BAS BASSETT-Smith-Brack Genealogy / compiled by Smith, Dwight T. 929.2 BAX BAXENDALE, Pauline Eberman --- Memories of the Past Mingled with the Present (Baxendale, Eberman, Woodmansee Family) /compiled by Baxendale, Pauline 929.2 BEC BECK Family History / compiled by Beck, Don C & Beck, Joanne Croat (black folder) 929.2 BED BEDWELL Family / King, Larry (brown book) 929.2 BEN BENNETT Family / Osenbaugh, Elizabeth M. 929.2 BER BERRY, The Story of Don Berry, Iowan / Walt, Joseph W. (2) (1 in compact shelve) 929.2 BOR BORRALL Bulletin / compiled by Conn, Edith Ball (yellow folder) 929.2 BOW BOWER, Frederick, Family of Frederick Bower (York and Adams Counties, PA, Frederick, County, MD, Darke County, OH 1788-1879) / Carey, Joan Wilcox 929.2 BRA BRAFFORD, Iowa Braffords : Descendants of John W. and Mary Lowe, Anderson W. and Mary E. Bradley & Samantha Brafford and Isaac Lowe / Brafford, Wm. R. (tan spiral bound) 929.2 BRO BROWN Family, Genealogical History of the Brown Families / Strahan, Martha Henry and Strahan, Lowell & Harvey, Henry and Gloria 929.2 CAM CAMPBELLS, The Campbells, Kerrs, Wilsons, Willsons, & Kirkpatricks / Emery, Imogene Benson (blue folder) 929.2 CAR CARPENTER, C.N. Family (black folder) 929.2 CAS CASADY Family (black folder) 929.2 CHA CHAMPLIN / compiled by Champlin, Robert (blue folder) 929.2 COE COE, Jonathan, His Ancestors & Descendants 1824 -1886 /Herbert, Jean (red folder) 929.2 COO COOK, Martha Boyd : Her Origins and Family in Nebraska and Iowa / Hill, Edwin L. and Hill Hagedorn, Marilyn (peach with black spiral) 929.2 CRA CRABB Family History, Volumes I & II / Prall, Richard D. (blue books) 929.2 CRA CRABB Newsletters, Winter 2003 – Current / Prall, Richard D. 929.2 CRA CRABB Newsletter Index (March 1991 to Winter 2008 / Prall, Richard D. 929.2 CRE CREWS, Descendants of James (light red folder) 929.2 CRO CROAT – Croat Connection : Luxembourg to America, Descendants of Victor Croat – Family of Croat of St. Marys, Iowa / Kubik, Carol (white notebook) 929.2 CRO CROUSE, Family History of Eliza (Lida) Crouse : A Treasure of Family Memories / Crouse, Eliza / nee Crill, Eliza Catherine (yellow folder) 929.2 DAL DALESKE, Family & Ancestors of Margaret Daleske (green folder) 3 929.2 DAN DANIEL, 1891-1981 & Daniel Discoverer & Documenter Newsletter (2 copies: one is a black folder, the other is a green folder) 929.2 DEA DEAKIN, John Quincy 1779-1980 Genealogy & History / compiled by O’Neal, Olive W. (red book) 929.2 DIL DILLON, Ancestral Record of the Dillon, Hodgson, Fisher & Leonard Families / compiled by Dillion, Isaiah (large green spiral notebook) 929.2 EDW EDWARDS, Junior D., Military Information from State Historical Society of Iowa 929.2 EIC EICHMANN, Family History of Hazel Whitney Eichmann 1978 / Eichmann, Hazel Whitney (gold folder) 929.2 ELL ELLENWOOD, Our Clan / compiled by Gard, Nellie Ataline (blue book) 929.2 ELL ELLIOT, Michigan Elliot Empire / Editor/Publisher, Elliott, Sandra J (tan spiral notebook) 929.2 ELL ELLIS, Ancestors & Descendants of John Charles Ellis & Alcinda B. Glaze / Scott, Fred & Betty 929.2 END ENDRES-Steger Story: A Tale of a Tree / Sister Edelwalda Endress, SSSF (white with black spiral bound) 929.2 FAN Shooting Stars and Fireflies / Fansher, Guy J., A.B., S.T. B., D.D. 929.2 GOO GOODALE, The Goodale Family of Warren County, Iowa : Ancestors and Related Families / Keller, Ruth M Goodale 929.2 HAL HALL-John Hall and His Descendants 1753-1987 / Hammer, Thomas B. and Ruth Hall (brown book) 929.2 HAN HANBY-Vance Family (black folder) 929.2 HEN HENDERSON, Directory of the Descendants of Thomas and Polly Henderson / compiled by Schaumburg, Emily Kite 929.2 HES HESS, I Shook My Family Tree, Peter Hess & Descendants 1755-1982 / compiled by Parsons, Thelma (Hess) (red book) 929.2 HIC HICKS, Newsletter (black folder) 929.2 HIM HIME, Descendants of Johann Georg Heim (original spelling) and Maria Margaretha / compiled by Osborne, Pamela Diane Woods (red spiral) 929.2 JAC JACKSON, Family History of Michael Jackson (black folder) / Jackson, Horace Mortimer 929.2 JAC JACKSON, The Jackson Genealogy / Seaver, J. Montgomery (brown paperback) 929.2 KEL KELLAR -- Michael Kellar and Catharine Monroe of Fairfax County Virginia 1760 – 2002 / Ratcliffe, Susan Kellar 929.2 KEL KELLER, Grandfather Keller’s Pioneer Days / Morrison Jr, Neil (red folder) 929.2 KEN KENNEDY, My Glimpses of Family Past / Kennedy, Ron (blue book) 929.2 KIL KILLAM History in Brief (black folder) 929.2 LAF LaFOLLETTE, L’Histoire de la Familie LaFollette en Amerique / Jones, Franklin LaFollette (green with black spiral bound) 929.2 LAN LANE / Mullican Chronology (red folder) 929.2 LAS LaSALLE, Golden Gleanings 1938-1988 / compiled by Beougher, Cecile LaSalle (large yellow with black spiral bound) 929.2 LAV LAVERTY-Bucklin-Hamann Family History (red folder) 929.2 LAV LAVERTY FAMILY HISTORY / Laverty, David May 2005 (white notebook) 929.2 LAW LAWSON, History and Genealogy of the Descendants of John Lawson / Harvey, M. Lawson, M.A. (Rev) (green book) 929.2 LED LEDLIE Family History (black folder) 929.2 LES LESTER, Family History of Mrs. Walter Pollock, Lawson / nee Lester, Doris Marie (yellow folder) 929.2 LIT LITTLE, Records of the Descendants of Richard Little and Susanna Bray of Cornwall / compiled by Little, Edward D. (red with black spiral) 929.2 LOW LOWDERMILK, A new Colonial Family History, Lowdermilk, Brown, Hudson, Vancil, Donner 1715-1977 (missing 5/13) 929.2 McC Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow With Gib McConnell / McConnell, Gib 929.2 McP McPHERSON and Miller Families / Prall, Richard D. 4 929.2 McP McPherson and Miller Families Supplement December 2010 /Prall, Richard D. 929.2 McR McRAE - BADGLE , Genealogical Family lines of Marion, Warren, and Mahaska Counties in Iowa / compiled by McRae, Robert A. 929.2 MIL MILLER, Family Record of John J. Miller and Magdalena Miller / compiled by Bontrager, Susan Miller (blue book) 929.2 MIL MILLER, A Tribute to Emory Miller / Miller, Lloyd Deam(Eric) (red folder) 929.2 MIL MILLER, Valentine Miller, Miller, Schumacher, Hofer, Wohler / King, Freda Ann Miller Smith 929.2 MIL MILLS, History of The Mills Family (blue folder) 929.2 MOS MOSHER The Mosher’s : Mosher History and Genealogy - 1st edition /Smith, Earl E 929.2 MOS MOSHER, The Asa, Jr. & Sarah Pinkham-Mosher Family History & Genealogy 1986 - 2nd edition / compiled by Stilley, William Douglas 929.2 NAR NARIGON, A Boy On The Farm / Narigon, Joseph E 929.2 NIX NIXON, Ancestry of Richard Milhous Nixon / by Bell, Raymond Martin (Washington and Jefferson College) (light blue/white spiral) 929.2 NOK NOKES and Butters Lines, Kvach and Allied Lines (purple folder) 929.2 OCH OCHSENREITER, Ochsenreiter Family : The Descendants of Joh Jacob Ochsenreiter 1753-2000 / compiled by Oxenger, Robert G. 929.2 OXE OXENREIDER 1753-1982 : The Ochsenreuter’s, The Clearers of the Land / Oxenreider, Clyde William (tan book) 929.2 PAR PARKS, Rev. Ernest Edgar & Mamie (Yarnall) Parks / Parks, Darleen (Hiatt) (blue folder) 929.2 PAR PARSONS, Ancestry of the Warren County, IA Parsons / Parsons, Thelma (yellow folder) 929.2 PAT Down at the Depot / Stories of a Depot Agent’s Family Live Along the Burlington Route Des Moines to Osceola 1920-1947 / Patrick, Jim 929.2 PAT PATRICK, The Patrick Family Tree / compiled by Patrick, James C.
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