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Vertical File Title Type Family Name Location First Ancestor Publisher/Author/Editor Dates/Issues Geog. Area Covered Abbe (Abbey), Brown, Burch, Genealogy Abbe (Abbey), John Abbe b.1613 Burch 1943 New England, Hulbert Families Brown, Burch, IL Hulbert Ackley- Civil War Pension Records Record Ackley Benjamin Johnson 1832 NY Adam (Biblical)- Bible Genealogies Genealogy Adam Adam and Eve Wurts, John S. Adam (Biblical)- Book of Adam Genealogy Adam Adam Bowen, Harold King 1943 Adams Family Tree Adams Samuel Preston Mrs. Wallace Phorsm Portsmouth & Adams OH Adams News Release Adams James Taylor Adams VA Adams - Spring Family Record Adams James Wamorth? 1832 NY Adams Co., OH- Early Marriages in Records Adams Co., Abraham thru Wilson Ackley, Robert A. 1982 US Adams Co. OH Adams- Folder 1 Letter Adams From Florence Hoag 1907 Mt. Vernon, WA Adams- Folder 1 Letter Adams Samuel Adams Adams, Calvin J. Adams- Folder 1 Navy Discharge Adams Adams, Cyrus B. 1866 Adams- Folder 1 Pamphlet Adams Lobb, F.M. 1979 Cornwall, England Adams- The Adams Family Genealogy/ Tree Adams Jacob Delmar Harper, Nancy Eyer 1978 OH Adams b.1858 Adams, Broyles Genealogy Adams James Darwin KY Adams b.1818 & Lucy Ophelia Snyder b.1820 Adams, Edgell, Twiford Family Bible Records Adams Henry Adams b.1797 Bell, Albert D. 1947 DE Adriance Family of Dutchess Genealogy Adriance Theodorus Adriance Barber, Gertrude 1959 NY County, N.Y. m.1783 Aikman Letter Aikman Lists children of from L.C. Aikman to Cora L. 1941 IN James Aikman Davis Aikman Obituaries Aikman Agnes Ritchie 1901 MA, Oxford, d.1901 OH Aikman Registry Aikman 1884, 1895, 1896, Crawford Co. Vet. 1884 Crawford Co., 1903, 1904 IL Albermarle County, VA History Albermarle 1948 VA County, VA Albermarle County, VA List- Land Albermarle Corresponds with VA owners County, VA map Albermarle County, VA Map of Albermarle Shows plots of land, VA Albermarle County, VA acreage Title Type Family Name Location First Ancestor Publisher/Author/Editor Dates/Issues Geog. Area Covered Alberto- Alberti, Pyle, Burtis Genealogy Alberto- Alberti, Nicolas Pyle, Pieter Gray, G.H. ? PA, Long descendants Pyle, Burtis Alberti Island Alberto- Long Island's First Italian Obituary Alberto Herron, Mary Ellen, J. H. E. 1887 Princeton, IL 1639 1887 Alexander Co., IL United Cemetery, Cemetery Alexander Barkhausen, H.C. Mrs. Louise Ogg IL United Illinois Record Co., IL Allamakee, Co., Iowa- Smith Cemetery Allamakee Eder, Linda Farroh 1976 IA Cemetery Record Co., Iowa Allamakee, Co., Iowa- Smithfield Cemetery Allamakee 1979 IA Cemetery Record Co., Iowa Alleghany County, NY- Alfred N.Y. Cemetery Alleghany Ballard, Rebecca Dows, Robert 1980 Alfred, NY Cemetery Record County, NY Alleghany County, NY- Clover Leaf Cemetery Alleghany Brown, Willaim Dows, Marjorie 1977 Belfast, NY Valley Rd. Record County, NY Alleghany County, NY- Marshall Cemetery Alleghany Crawford, Joshua Dows, Marjorie 1977 New Hudson, Cemetery Record County, NY NY Alleghany County, NY- West Cemetery Alleghany Adams, Hattie Jones, Gertrude 1952 West Almond, Almond Record County, NY NY Allegheny Co., PA Bull Creek Marriage Allegheny Performed by 1802-1849 Allegheny Co. United Presbyterian Church Records Co., PA Abraham Boyd PA Allegheny Co., PA Bull Creek Baptism Allegheny 1857-1890 Allegheny Co. United Presbyterian Church Records Co., PA PA Allegheny Co., PA Bull Creek Church Allegheny Boyd, John 1875 Allegheny Co. United Presbyterian Church Members Co., PA PA Allen- Henry Bingham Allen: Pioneer Biography Allen Allen, Henry OH Bingham b.1847 Altenburg Family- Cook and Genealogy Altenburg Blietz, Ruth Gilke 1982 IL DuPage Co. IL Altrocchi- Narrative Trees Family Tree Altrocchi Altrocchi, Julia 1964-1968 England and US Amdahl- Amdahl Family Records-1 Genealogy Amdahl, Amdahl Mikkel Torgilsson Rendahl, Sena 1951 Norway, ND, Maurland, 1630 IO Amdahl- Amdahl Family Records- Amdahl, Amdahl Rendahl, Sena Memories-2 Amdahl-Amdahl Family Records- Amdahl, Amdahl Rendahl, Sena ND Homestead-3 Anaconda, MO- Moved graves List Anaconda, Metcalfe, James 1984 MO MO Title Type Family Name Location First Ancestor Publisher/Author/Editor Dates/Issues Geog. Area Covered Anderson History/ Ancestors of complied & published by 1972 England, US, [Ancestors of Jacintha Smith Genealogy Jacintha Smith Maureen L. McClintock NY, PA, CT, Anderson] Anderson Rischard MA, OH, IA, CA Anderson- Descendants of Genealogy Anderson Johannes & Anderson, Alvin 1965 Germany, PA Johannes Anderson Katharina Anderson Andrew- Seven Generations Family Tree Andrew ancestry of Abram Cochran, Charles F. OH, IN Piatt Andrew Andrew, James of Dighton and Genealogy Andrew James Andrews Hitchcock, Russell 1947 MA Conway MA d.1679 Andrews, Edmund (1824-1904)- Bio and Listings Andrews Edmund Andrews, VT, IL Collection 1824-1904 Andrews, Mansom, Harper, Scott, Genealogy Andrews VA, NY Pegram Andrews, William: Family in Genealogy Andrews William Andrews Andrews, Frank 1938 CT, OH America 1633-1938 Anton, Philip Peter Anton Sr. and Genealogy Anton Philip Peter Anton Anton, Edward E. Germany; WI family history Sr. b.1826 Ardery Chart Family Tree Ardery William Ardrew PA, KY, OH, b.1765 NC Arnold Genealogy Arnold Henry Arnold b.1781 Frazee, Oren Ernest Midwest Arrington- Wills of William, Arthur, Will Arrington Hosier, Frederick, J. L. Grover 1832 ? Joseph 1832 Arthaud- Artaud Families of France Genealogy Arthaud/Artaud Guillaume Artaud France 1167-1943 Ashbaugh- An Asbaugh-Weller Genealogy Ashbaugh Johann Heinrich Arabella, Martha 1966 KY Memoir Eschbach Ashlock Family History/ Richard Zahn Virginia Ashlock, Robert 1980, 1998, US Genealogy Ashlock b.1764; Keller, Mitchell Yockelson 2002 Francis Palmer [donated by Tamela Joy Ashlock b.1820 Ashlock] Atchison, Co, Missouri- Cemetery, Records Atchison Joseph Adams Mrs. Harry Nichols 1978 MA to WI Bible, Family Co., MO b.1626 (England) Athens County, OH- Cemetery Records Belli, John 1797-1803 OH Inscriptions Atwood Family History History Harman Atwood, Troutman, Flodene IL, VA 1642 Audrain County, MO- Skull Lick Cemetery Ray, Kenneth 1981 MO Cemetery Record Title Type Family Name Location First Ancestor Publisher/Author/Editor Dates/Issues Geog. Area Covered Augusta County, VA- Marriage Marriage Delilah, Huffman VA Licenses 1868 Records Augustus- Genealogical Memoranda Records MO Baber Family, 16th-18th Century Chart Chew Magna, Pedigree Chart Eng. Bacon Bible Records Records Burdette, Elizabeth 1981 OH Badgley Family- Photostats of Bible Bible Records Samuel Elliot Rose, Mrs. Watson 1939 records 1793 Badollet Family Tree Jean Louis Badollet b.1758 Bagley- Recognition of the Hugh Centennial Hugh Bagley b.1851 1945 MI Bagley Farm History Bailey- History of the Bailey Family Obituary Times Newspaper Ann Keightley 1980 - 1983 IN 1740-1909 obituaries Bailly- Bailly Town History Joseph Bailey Luebker, Harriet 1954 IN b.1744 Ball- Genealogical Data Genealogy Moses Ball b.1717 Ball, James E. 1931 VA, TN Ball, Jerome Lines Genealogy Lawrence Ball Mrs. L.H. Tracy 1962 MA, NY, m.1590 (England) England Baltimore, MD- Green Mount Cemetery Map MD Cemetery Baltimore, MD- Green Mount Photograph Cemetery Baltimore, MD- The Very Quiet Cemetery Guide Info on Green Mount Wilson, Jane B. MD Baltimoreans Cemetery Baltimore, MD.- First Baptist Marriage Performed by Lewis 1800-1831 MD Church, MD Records Richards Baltimore, MD.- First Baptist Marriage Performed by 1835-1869 MD Church, MD Records Stephen Hill Bane- A Genealogical History Genealogy Includes 1860 Bane, Charles A. 1986 Springfield, IL census for Coles County, IL Banta, Henry: A Pioneer in the KY Genealogy Henrick Banta III b. Frick, Franklyn 1984 KY Wilderness c1718 Barackman- An Early Barrickman Genealogy Jacob Barrickman Barekman, June KY, VA Line Barackman- Michael Barrickman Genealogy Barrickman, Michael Barekman, June 1968 Fredrick Family Group b.1760 County, MD Barackman- Some Bible Records on Bible Records Peter Bergmann Barekman, June IL, IN, KY, OH, a Family b.1726 PA Title Type Family Name Location First Ancestor Publisher/Author/Editor Dates/Issues Geog. Area Covered Barber Family of Rhode Island and Genealogy Hosea Barber and RI, CO, OH Conn. and George Kephart Family George Kephart of Allen Co., OH b.1788 Bardwell- Descendants of Milton Genealogy Robert Bardwell 1966 IA, NE, IL Bond Bardwell b.1647 Barlow Family with Knapp & Genealogy George Barlow Mrs. Stuart Barlow MA, N.Y., Kingsley families d.1684 England Barnstable, MA- Church of Christ List of Members 1717-1835 MA Barr- The Barr Family Genealogy John Barr I d.1808 PA, OH Barry- Will of John Barry of South Will Nuthall, Jno., 1714 Carolina Barry-Letter from Richard Barry to Genealogy Irish history of Barry 1906 Ireland William Furlong family Barstow-Robbins Records Bible Records Joseph Barstow Mrs. Cyril Daivs 1978-1979 IN, OR b.1826 Bartholomew, Joseph- Forgotten Biography Joseph Bartholomew Garber, Wesley 1962 IN Warrior b.1766 Bartlett Family Bible Bible Records Lawrence Shular Wiener, Doris 1979 NY Bartlett b.1814 Baskin- Communication Family Tree William Baskin Davis, George Jr. 1956 NY, MS b.1737 Baskin, Andrew: Kershaw & History Andrew Baskin Bell, Raymond M. 1965 Scotland, NC Lancaster Co. SC m.1759 Bateman Family Genealogy #7 Booklet Claiborne Bateman Bateman, Harris 1979 NC, GA, TX b.1758 Bateman Family- Supplement to #7 Booklet Bateman, Harris 1985 Bates, Howard and his wife Bessie Genealogy Bate Thomas d.1485 Bates, Faye Ellen VT, NY Bates (England) Bath, IL- Records- Herman Death Records 1984 Bath, Mason Middelkamp, Mortician Co, IL Battle Family Tree Family Tree James Francis Battle Ireland, IL b.1856 Batz- Baatz Family in America Genealogy Gerard Batz b.1784 Claude Hamel 1953 Luxemburg, OH Baxter- Autobiography of O.H.P Autobiography O.H.P Baxter b.1835 IN Baxter Title Type Family Name Location First Ancestor Publisher/Author/Editor Dates/Issues Geog. Area Covered Bean and Allied Families Genealogy Nicholas Bean Tarble, Lee Calvin 1961 PA & New b.1760 England Beardsley Genealogy Genealogy William Lincoln Polk, Wilmot 1958 New England Beardsley b.1860 Beauchamp-The family of James M. Pamphlet Pietro Caesar Pyrke, Berne A. 1943 Italy- Long Beauchamp Alberto Island Beaver Brook, Nova Scotia 1760- Booklet Women's Institute 1959 Nova Scotia 1959 Beaver County, PA, History of History Beaver Co.
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