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AUTHOR Jaccaud, Robert D., Comp. TITLE Passages to Family History: A Guide to Genealogical Research in the Dartmouth College Library. PUB DATE 85 NOTE 106p.; Document printed on colored paper. PUB TYPE Historical Materials (060)-- Reference Materials - Bibliographies (131)

EDRS PRICE MF01/PC05 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Annotated Bibliographies; *Family History; *Genealogy; Higher Education; History; *Library Collections; Library Materials; Primary Sources; Publications; Reference Materials; Research Tools; Resource Materials IDENTIFIERS *Dartmouth College NH ABSTRACT Intended ' ;o assist the genealogist/family historian in locating and using resources inone of the oldest libraries in northern New England (Dartmouth College Library), this selective annotated bibliography contains over 300 citations relatedto family history and genealogical research. Followingan introdt.ctory section, materials are organized under nine subheadings: researchmaterials in the reference room; the library card catalog and online catalog; approaches to genealogical/family research in the subject catalog; research materials in the Baker Library Stacks;census data; selected collections and newspapers in the Jones Microtext Center;the Map Room; special collections in archives, manuscripts, andrare books; and selected research centers. Types of materials listed include menuals and aids; guides, indexes, and records; biographical information; heraldry, peerages, baronetages, gentry,etc.; bibliographies; indexes of names/genealogies; records anddocuments; histories; serials (journals, magazines, periodicals);and guides to colleges beyond the Dartmouth College Library. An author, subject, and title index concludes the publication. (LH)

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I. INTRODUCTION 1

II. GUIDE TO RESEARCH MATERIALS IN THE REFERENCE ROOM 2

A. MANUALS AND AIDS 2 A

B, GUIDES, INDEHES, AND RECORDS 3 V

C. BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION 8

0. HERALDRY, PEERAGES, B9RONETAGES, GENTRY, ETC 9

E. BIBLIOGRAPHIES 14

F. MISCELLANRER 17

III. THE LIBRARY CARD CATALOG AND ONLINE CATALOG 18

W. APPROACHES TO GENEALOGICAL/FAMILY RESEARCH IN THE SUBJECT CATALOG 19

ll RESEARCH MATERIALS IN THE BAKER LIBRARY STACKS 22

A. MANUALS IND AIDS 22

B. BIBLIOGRAPHIES 24

C. INDEHES OF NAMES/GENEALOGIES 25

, .. D. BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION 29 -to-

E. HERALDRY, PEERAGES, BARONETRGES, GENTRY, ETC. -v 31

F. RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS 32

(1) COLONIAL AMERICA 32

(2)LOCAL AND FEDERAL RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS 35

(3) FOR "IGN RECORDS AND DOCUMENTS 36 G. HISTORIES 39

H. SERIALS (JOURNALS, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS) 40

I. GUIDES TO COLLECTIONS BEYOND THE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE LIBRARY 45

UI. CENSUS DATA 48

Ull. JONES MICROTEHT CENTER 56

A. SELECTED COLLECTIONS 56

B. NEWSPAPERS 60

VIII. MAP ROOM 62

1H. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS: ARCHIVES, MANUSCRIPTS, RARE BOOKS 64

H. SELECTED RESEARCH CENTERS 66

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The Dartmouth CollegeLibiartiis a major research library serving the College community end other interested researchers.

The Dartmouth College Library is nota genealogical library. The Li- brary does not attempt to collect or maintainen extensive collection of family/local histories or genealogical periodicals.However, as one of the oldest and most distinguishell libraries in northernNew Eng- land, the Dartmouth College Library does haveen excellent collection of family history-related research materials. Theseinclude a wide variety of reference sources, historical periodicals,New England histories, biographies, dritish histories, New Hampshire and Vermontcen- sus schedules, city directories, newspapers, maps, and many unique manuscripts.

This guide is intended to assist the genealogist/family historianin locating and using these resources in the Dartmouth College Library. It is a very selective bibliography and does not attempt to be enhaustive or complete. We encourage you to naming carefully these recom- mended titles and to take some time and browse for other interesting and useful genealogical sources. Also, subject headingsare noted at the end of most bibliographic citations for thepurpose of assisting the researcher in locating similar resources through the Library CardCat- alog or the Online Catalog.

Librarians are available in all departments to provide guidance andas- sistance with research needs. Librarians are unable, however, toper- form any type of research for the genealogist /family historian.

We wish you luck as you pursue your family history, andwe do hope that this guide will help make your research at the Dartmouth College Library both en joyable and productive.

Robert D. Jaccaud, Compiler Reference Librarian/Bibliographer

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The Reference Room in Baker Library, located at the east end of the main floor, is the best place to begin family history research. Here are located the books that one consults or "refers" to for specific information. These may include encyclopedias, dictionaries, handbooks, directories, or bibliographical guides. In most instances, these tools will lead the researcher to other more detailed resources. Reference books do not circulate.

Reference Librarians are available during scheduled hours to provide guidance and assistance.

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Doane, Gilbert H., and James B. Eakie, Arlene, and Johni Cerny, Bell. Searching iir M- eds. The Source: I1 Guidebook o. twLxThgLgWIJandUlh o_idf of American Genealogy. Salt Genealogy. 5th ed. Minneap- Lake City, UT: Ancestry rub. olis: University of Minnesota Co., 1994. Press, 1990. Already being acclaimed as the Co-authored by the former di- definitive guide to genealogi- rector of the New England His- cal research, this magnificent toric Genealogical Society, this guidebook, compiled by sixteen new edition brings up-to-date of the nation's leading family the classic study of genealogy historians, represents a unique first published in 1937 by collection of the most signifi- Gilbert Doane, the late "Dean cant record sources from Colo- of Genealogy". Earlier edi- nial times to the present. A tions in Baker Stacks. must for all researchers. Subject: GENEALOGY Subject: UNITED STAT (Ref/CS/16/.D6/1980) GENEALOGY (Ref/CS/49/.565/1984)

'fill in all you cannot escape the fact Met youres: end- ants were human icings, not merely names Mat kepi= survived in musty old records,.ay learningmore about Mem and Their times, yool/ be lie miser in. knowing 'bow we got This way." [Doane, Gi lbert H.,p.151 6 BEST COPY AVAILABLE -3- 1.18tt.itAVA Yq03 123P GUIDES, I NOEHES, AND RECORDS:

American antiquarian Society. Cat- Rmerican antiquarian Society. alogue of the Manuscript Col- Inden of Obituaries in Massa- lections. 4 vols. Boston: G.K. chusetts Centinel and Colum- Hall, 1979. bian Centinel, 1784-1840. 5 An example of one of the many vols. Boston: G.K. Hall, 1961. excellent library catalogues The editors of this 18th and available in Baker Library. This 19th century newspaper made particular one represents the special effort to carry obit- manuscript holdings of one of uary notices. Nearly 120,000 the most respected New England obituaries are indexed hem institutions. baNiGik IDEETPANON MaNga: KIMBIEROVIT kRef/F/69/.R5/196 (Ref/2/6623/(1.11536)

Rsh, Lee, comp. Subject Collec- BlogEaphg and Genealogy Master tions. 2 vols. 6th ed. New nden. 14 vols. to date. De- York: R.R. Bowker, 1985. troit: Gale Research, 1980 "A guide to special book collec- Twentieth century biographical tions and subject emphases as information is emphasized in repc.-ted bt' university, college, this index to biographical dic- public, ;5nd special libraries and tionaries. museu Is in the United States Svaittott EsIIiiiciaMM and Canada." [Subtitle) (Ret/Z/5305/.05556) :313 IIIIME? 5i) 1g R fijoE (Ref /2/731/.A78/1970)

Butler, John P., comp. Inden, The Cadman, Ogden. Inden of Obitu- Papers of the Continental Con- aries in Boston Newspapers gress, 1774-1789. 5 vols. Wash- 1704 -1800. 3 vols. Boston: ington, D.C.: The National 1h-- G.K. Hall, 1968. chives, 1978. An index to records located at All persons, places, and subjects the Boston Athenaeum. In order connected remotely with the Con- by surname. tinental Congress are indexed in .14,5RIMERS this monumental compendium. (Ref /F/73.25/.C6) A microfilm edition of these papers is available in the Jones Ilicrotext Center.

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Crandall, Ralph J., ed. Genea- Directory of Historical Soci- logical Research in New eties and Agencies in the England. Baltimore: Genea- United States and Canada. logical Pub. Co., 1984. 12th ed. Nashville: Ameri- Published under the direction can Association for State and of the New England Historic Local History, 1982. Genealogical Society and edi- With 5,865 entries, this is the ted by its director, this small standard guide to historical so- volume is a reprint, with adden- cieties and agencies. da, of six articles originally pub- Ill ost: Entoanagi=E- lished in The New England lls- ms toricel and Genealogical Register. (Ref/E/172/.A53011982) Eael article covers a separate state. gist: E ILAND4M- Man (Ref/F/3/.646/1904)

Euans, Helen F., comp. Men of Foster, Janet and Julia Sheppard. References to American Women British Archives: g Guide to in Colonial Newsoopers Through Archive Resources inikelni- 1800. Uol. 1, New Hampshire, ted Kingdom. Detroit: Gale Re- 1756-1770. Bedford, NH: The search, 1982. Bibllovapher, n.d. An extremely thorough guide to The first volume of a major pro- all types of repositories of ar- ject that intends to list the chival materials in the United names of all women as found in Kingdom. Includes a key sub- colonial newspapers. ject word approach. kW* Vq' 43E= M IIVIIN=45E MUMMA Lc21:4 Man (Ref /Z/5313/.U5E9) (Ref/CD/1040/.F67/1902)

WrebilleS the purest senses ere documents which have been created in the normal course of the fife of en institution or en individual end contribute to their historical record," [Faster, Janet, p viii

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Meyer, Mary Keysor, ed. Direc- National Center for Health Sta- tory of Genealogical Socie- tistics. Where to Write for ties in the U.S.A. and Conadar Uital Records: Births, Deaths, With an Appended List of In- Marriages, and Divorces. Hy- dependent Genealogical Per' attsville, MO: National Center odicals. Pasadena, MD: The Ed- for Health Statistics, 1984. itor, 1976. The purpose of this publication A basic list of genealogical so- is solely to provide informafion cieties arranged by state and about individual vital records Canadian province plus en aipha- which are maintained only on phebetical listing of periodicals. file in state or local vital sta- 5,13ailint :15A1 RA1111-414- tistics offices." ip.1) MliagfpFAII:ingirggS *MtWEND EATIEI- (fief/C5/44/.M45) SSATNEICSAFRIAll, (Ref /HA/30/.A35)

National Inuentory of Documen- Neagles, James C. and Lila Lee tary Sources in the United Neagles. Locating Your Immi- States. Part 2, Manuscript grant Ancestor: R Guide to Division, library of Congress. Naturalization Records. Lo- 3 vols. Teaneck, NJ: Chad- gan, UT: Euerton, 1975. wyck-Healey, 1983. The standard reference source This second part of a pro- for locating naturalization rec- posed four part compilation ords in every state. consi3ts of microfiche copies @StEitATIMAMEET of 762 registers (finding aids TM MIMS to archives/manuscript col- (Ref /X/ 1611/.N435) lections) found in the Manu- script Division of the Library of Congress. Access to the microfiche is through a detailed printed index. HMVR N& MEM EATES (Ref /2/6620/.U51_52/ Microfiche & Printed Index)

"Naturalization remits are inpalueble in learningthe identity of the ;dace from whirl.,a person emlgreted. Indeed, they may aid in identifying the person'sprint./ p8/ permanent residence prior to arriei f at the port of,.de- parture. " [Smith, Jessie Carney, ed. E 9 3_18AilAVA Y903 08 -6- BEST COPYAVAILABLE

New England Historic Genealogi- New England Library Association. cal Society. The G eenlaw In- Bibliography Committee. R deft of the New England His- Genealogist's Handbook for toric Genealogical Society. New England Research. New 2 vols. Boston: G.K. Hall, 1979. England Library Association: Compiled by William Prescott 1980. Greenlaw, librarian of the So- "...a LOCATION GUIDE to public ciety from 1894-1929, this records, depositories, librar- valuable source contains aver ies and genealogical societies 35,000 entries by family name. in New England." [Preface) Most:3'.1IAw MUNI- gotott owMUM- gmEt%Lii)17.1? @II0.42411T (Ref /F/3/.N49/1979) (Ref iF /3/.N49 / 1980)

New EnWand Library Associa- Swem, Earl Gregg, comp. Virginia tion. Bibliography Commit- Historical Indeu. 2 vols. Roa- tee. A Guide to Newspaper noke, DA: Stone Printing, indeues in New England. New 1934-36. England Library Association: An alphabetical index to infor- 1978.. mation on Virginia and Virgin- Arranged by state and then by ians as found in seven of the locality, this unique guide lists most significant historical and the numerous unpublished in- genealogical magazines of the dexes to local New England Old Dominion. newspapers. Milett: VIIIIENIIIA-41M- Mott III= EiNgw AMN' INIKUNEw MUNN (Ref /F/221/q.593) (Ref/Z/6952/.411NQ)

Towle, Laird C. and Ann N. Brown. U.S. Bureau of the Census. fin New Hampshire Genealogical Search Information. Washing- Research Guide. Bowie, MO: ton, D.C.: Bureau of the Cen- Heritage Books, 1983. sus, 1981. A helpful research tool pro- An official guide to the retrie- viding general information val of personal Information on the availability of gene- from the census records of the alogical records in New Federal government. This in- Hampshire. formation is often used as evi- NID04: M'ArRIMEMIIIE- dence of age and place el birth @MAW? Su*ft MEKM@COIF (RefiCD/33711368/1903) MEM (Ref /HU 1755/A 3574) 10 7 COPY AVAILABLE i'638

U.S. National Archives and 'Rec- U.S. National Archives and Rec- ords Service. Genealogical and ords Service. Guide to Genea- Biographical Research: A Se- logical Reseerch in the Na- lect Catalog of National Ar- tional Archives. Washington, chives Microfilm Publications. D.C.: National Archives and Washington, D.C.: National Ar- Records Service, 1982. chives Trust Fund Board, 1183. The National Archives of the This catalog is one of a series United States document Ameri- describing the microfilm pub- can history from the time of lications available at the Na- the First Continental Congress tional Archives in Washington. and hold the permanently valu- These rolls of film can tie pur- able records of the three bran- chased or borrowed on inter- ches of the federal govern- library loan. ment." (Preface, p.xiiil. A superb &MG* EOM girrtina.- and beautifully produced guide. 49NEALLiIA;32' MOO'T!Ti s 84M MON- (Ref n/5305/.U5U54/1903b) ONA VW (Refit.: 313/.U5U54/1902) OTHER USEFUL CATALOGS:

Federal Population Censuses immigrant and Passenger Ar- 1790-1890. rivals. (Ref /CD/3027/.U540) (Ref IZ/5305i.U51154/ 1983)

1900 Federal Population Census. The 1910 Federal Population Cen- (Ref /CD/3027/.U549) sus. (RefiCD.'3027/.U55)

U.S. National Historical Publica- Wellauer, Maralyn R., comp. fl tions and Records Commission. Guide to Foreign Genealogical Directory of Archives and Man- Research. Milwaukee: The uscript Reposit3ries. Wash- Compiler, 1976. ington, D.C.: MIMIC, 1978. A Lseful reference guide to an- An attempt to list al! archives cestr;fl hunting in the old coun- and manuscript repositories in try. the United States. Mett LiiM5Y (Ref/1/5311/.W44/1976) HAM (nef/CD/3020/.054/1978)

"To forget one's ance;rtors is to bea brook without a source, a tree without a root. "(Chinese Proverb)

iI -8-- BEST COPYAVAILABLE Withycombe, Elizabeth G. The Buford Dictionary of Engikh Christian Names. 3rd ed. Buford: Clarendon 'WHY 11:). this is OM Press, 1977. french twee.. Modern The standard source on English french eimee, past par- proper (not family) names ticiple of the verb and their origins. Includes an 'to lave'.(Withycombelp201 excellent essay on the history of names. . , E : n e l i g t e k (Ref /C5/2375/.67W51 1977)

BIOGRAPHiCill INFORWTION:

Biographie Uniuerselle (Michaud) Cutter, William R. New England Fincienne et Moderne. 45 vols. Families, Genealogical gild Paris: Madame C. Desplaces, Memorial. 4 vols. New Ynrk: 1854-65. Lewis Historical Pub., 1913. The most important of the "A record of the achievements large dictionaries of univer- of people in the me king of a sal biography, still very use- commonwealth and the found- ful." [Sheehy, Eugene P. Guide ing of o nation." (Subtitle). to Reference Books, 9th ed., Essential for information on p.2111. Text in French. New England personages. " " " NaBeitt laNtik EVglamr, (Ref /CT/143/115) '01411i.P, (Ref/F13/q.C98)

Dictionary of Rmerican Biography. Dictionary of National Biography. 27 vols. to date. New York: 77 vols. to date. London: Scribner, 1928 Various Publishers, 1885 An invaluable reference source Indispensable for English biog- for information on noteworthy raphy. Includes bibliographies. Americans. Excellent bibli- @S TRA,Le I ographies. MS tenitost II'DI9MIME (Ref/DA/26/.05) 5IINNAHNI? (Ref/E/176/.D56)

12 -9- liekilAVAY900 T238 Metcalf, Henry, H., ed. One Thoth- The National Cyclopaedia of sand New Hampshire Notables. American Biography. 76 vols. Concord, NH: Rumford, 1919. to date. New York: James T. "Brief biographical sketches White, 1898 of New Hampshire men and Standard source for informa- women, native or resident, tion on prominent Americans in prominent in public, profes- all fields of endeavor. Separate sional, business, educational, indexes are sssential to access fraternal or benevolent work." biographies. (Subtitle) gablecik II i Atfitiff (netiEi176/.N28) (Ref /F/33/.M58)

New Hampshire Notables. 2 vols. Concord, NH: Concord Press, 1932, 1955, Sequel to Metcalf's One Thou- sand New Hampnire Notables. ear, rx M04.111RE agatalgef (Ref if- /33i.N57)

HERALDRY, PEERAGES, BARDNETAGIFS, GENTRY, ETC.

Burke, Sir (Johni Bernard. The Burke's Family Indeu. ' General armory of England, Burke's Peerage, 1976. Scotland, Ireland and Wales. A comprehensive guide to the London: Harrison, 1884. 20,000 different family names One of a series of important featured in the various Burke's reference sources compiled compendiums. by the famous Burke's Peer- Sigt1 MAW F.IITARE- age Limited. This one de- HE, MT scribes over 100,000 arms (Ref/C5/4200.1305/Index) of the most prominent families in Great Britain. Alpha- betic9lly arranged by family name. Earlier edition called Encyclopedia of Heraldry. test HOER A RAMC. E ,41PPMEW (Ref /CR/1619/.1373) BEST COPY AVAILABLE 13 -10--

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Papworth, John W. An Alphabeti- Paul, James B. An Ordinary of cal Dictionary of Coats of Arms. Arms Contained in the Public Reprinted from original 1874 Register of 1111 firms and Bear- ed. Baltimore: Genealogical ings...in Scotian& 2nd ed. Balti- Pub. Co., 1965. more: Genealogical Pub. Co., Alphabetically arranged by 1969. design (e.g., arrow, cross, Same arrangement as Papworth. flower, etc.) with references Subject: HltRALDRY-SMT- to families. LAND Subject: HERALDRY-GREAT (Ref/CR/ 1658/.P3/1969) BRITAIN (Ref/CR/ 1619/.P2)

Burke's Irish Famlig Records. 5th Burke's Peerage and Baronetage. ed. London: Burke's Peerage, 105th ed. London: Burke's 1976. Peerage, 1978. Complete family histories Nearly 3,000 pages provide the (lineage) for 514 Irish fan.. lineage of every Peer and Baro- lies from the earliest record- net from the earliest recorded ed male ancestor down to the male ancestor down to present. present. No coats-of-arms. Includes coats-of-arms. Library Subject: I AND-GENTRY has scattered holdings from 4th (Ref/CS/490/.5875/1976) ed., 1832, in Baker Stacks. Subject: GREAT BRITAIN- P;13 AGE (Ref/CS/420/.1385/1978)

Burke's Royal Families of the Debrett's Peerage and Baronet- World. 2 vols. London: Burke's age. London: Debrett's, 1979. Peerage, 1977. "Debrett concerns itself with Genealogical histories of the living and omits the dead Royal Houses in Europe and except insofar as they are nec- Latin America (vol. 1) and -Jtiksa;'toisttQ pr t -day Africa and the Middle East connections; useful since it (vol. 2). Includes an index includes the surviving children of 3,500 surnames which of the daughters". [Filby, P. Wil- occur in the Pedigrees. liam, American & British Gene- Subject: ROYAL DOHS alogy...p. 476 (See p. 14 of this (Ref/CS/27/.13975) Guide)1 14 Subject: G AT BRITAIN-NO- BILITY -(Ref/CS/1120/.D32) Doyle, James W.E. Official Aaron- Elvin, Charles N. A Hand-book of MAJIAVA, .3 uols. London: Mottoes Borne by the Nobili- Longmans, Green, 1886. ty, Gentry, Cities, Public Com- Shows "the succession, dig- panies, etc. London: Heraldry nities, and officers of every Today, 1963. peer from 1066 to 1885". The most complete guide to [Subti tie). mottoes. Includes references to MottMgif REURIE- family surnames. PRIME SACIA1 =nag (Ref /C5142 1/.D75) (Ref /CR/75/.67E5/1963)

Fairbairn, James, comp. Fair- Fou-Oauies, Arthur C. A Complete bairn's Book of Crests of the Guide to Heraldry. London: families of Great Britain and Nelson, 1969. Ireland. 2 U0i3. 4th ed. Lon- The classic guide to one fasci- don: T.C. & E.C. Jack, 1912. nating branch of family history. "One of the great books asso- Includes such topics as arriory, ciated with heraldry." [Filby, brasses, supporters, bastardy, p. 5661 50,000 surnames ar- and hatchments. A detailed in- ranged alphabetically. Volume fl9x is essential to locating two contains plates. specific subjects.

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Gough, Henry and James Parker. Pine, Leslie G. The New Eutinct AGlossar of Terms Used in Peerage, 1884-1971; Contain- Heraldry. London: James Par- ing Eutinct, Abeyant, Dormant ker, 1894. Republished, De- & Suspended Peerages With troit: Gale Research, 1966. Genealogies and firms. Balti- Standard source for the ex- more: Genealogical Pub. Co., planation of heraldic terms. 1973. Index contains over 4,000 A continuation of Burke's A family names whose arms Genealogical History of the are described in the text. Dormant...Peerages of the Brit- Mattl HIET) ish Eiapire. (Baker/CS/422/ (FiefiCRil 610/.66/1966) .588/1083). %Nat@METE,p,gum. AVAILABLE BEST COPY Ps'EiE4RA G (Ref /CS /42 2/.P56/1973)

Heraldry: ,"Me art of arranging and emplainingin pruner /ems all that relates or appertains to thetearing of Arms, Crests, Badges., Quarterings, and othermarks of honour". [Burke. The General Armory...,p. 51. 15 -12-

Rietstap, Johannes B. Armorial Townend, Peter, ed. Burke's Ge- General; Prgc6d6d'un Die- nealogical and Heraldic His- tionnaire des Termes du tory of the Landed Gentry. Blason. 2 vols. 2nd ed. Gouda: 3 vols. 18th ed. London: G.B. van Goor zonen, 1884-87. Burke's Peerage, 1965-72. Supplement. 2 vols. La Haye: The traditional economic dif- M. Nijhoff, 1926. ference between the Peerage 11.011.D. Rolland's Supplement. and the Landed Gentry was that 9 vats. Baltimore: Genealogi- whereas the former had an in- cal Pub. Co., 1969-71. come from town property, coal U.011.11. Rolland's illustrations mines, harbours, and other to the Armorial General. 6 sources as well as from land, vols. in 3. Baltimore: Heral- the latter had to rely on land dic Book Co., 196 ?. atone ". (p. xv). Earlier editions The most comprehensive and in Baker Stacks. authoritative work on Euro- Ir HAN. pean and world coats-of-arms. 6 HITT More than 100,000 families (Ref /CS/425/q.1382/ 1965) are represented. Text in French.

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firksey, Laura. American Diaries: Filby, P. William. American & An Annotated Bibliography of British Genealogy G. Heraldry: Published American Diaries and A Selected list of Books. 3rd . 4 Journals. Dol. I, Diaries Written ed. Boston: New England His- From 1492 to 1044. Detroit: toric Genealogical Society, Gale Research, 1983. 1983. More then 2500 published The definitive reference guide diaries and journals are in- to genealogical books compiled cluded in this annotated bibli- by one of America's most noted ography. Personal name and genealogists /family historians. geographical indexes. Especially valuable are the au-

..21:.) thor's critical annotations that gEgatiES4 1101W111 warn the researcher about de- (Ref/Z/5305/.U5A74/1963) ficiencies in a given work. INDISPENSABLE. Gregory, Winifred, ed.r.j1011 MOO OEM TN-

Newspapers, 1821-1936. New IT; E LtitI311'44 ;11G`P. APTIY York: H.W. Wilson Co., 1937. (Ref /Z/5311/.F55/1983) "A union list of files available in the United States and Haskell, Jr., Join D., ed. New Canada. [Subtitle] "The value Hampikia, a Bibliography of of the information contained Its History. Boston: G.K. Hall, (in newspapers) can hardly 1979. be overestimated. They are Volume 3 of a multivolume bib- a primary source for national liography of New England his- and local history and for a tory published by the Commit- study of tne evolution of tee for a New England Bibliog- economic and political opin- raphy. Mt:ion". [Introduction] (Ref/Z/I311/.C65/1979) (Ref /2/6945/q.A53)

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Indeu to American Genealogigx,_ Commonly known as Munsell's and to _penealogical Material Genealogical Index, this is a Contained in 1W Works as Town "standard reference work for Histories,Astorical Society locating unknown family his- Publications, Biographies, His- tories, i.e., those not cata- torical Periodicals, and Kin- logued in any library because dred Works. Reprint of 5th they era mentioned in books ed. Baltimore: Genealogical and periodicals". (Fi Iby, p.13]. Pub. Co., 1967. MO* VETO STAIIS4MARAMITUROMANTW (Ref /2/5313/.U515/1967)

Kaminkow, Marlon J., ed. fl Com- Kaminkow, Marlon J., ed. 6ene- plement to Genealogies in thie gdagjes in the 1.1braryof Con- Library of Congress: R Bibl log- grels: A jibilegraphy. 2 uois. why. Baltimore: Magna Carta Baltimore: Magna Carta Book Book Co., 1981. Co., 1972. Identifying genealogies on Over 20,000 titles are found individual families that are in this bibliography of genea- not listed in Genealogies in logical sources located in A- the Library of Congress: B merica's national library. An Albliograally (See next entry), invaluable source for identi- this volume "is based entirely fying published family his- upon the holdings of other tories. libraries (New York Public Library, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, etc.] having (Ref /2/5319/q.1153) genealogical collections and includes foreign genealogies Supplement 1912-1976. 1977. and unpublished genealogies". (Ref /Z/5319/q.U531) (p. vi. (Ref /Z/5319/.K35)

Kaminkow, Marion J. A New Kaplan, Louis, comp. A Bibliogra- Bibliography of British Gene- phy of American Autobiogra- alogy With Notes. Baltimore: phies. Madison: University of Magna Carta Book Co., 1965. Wisconsin Press, 1961. The most comprehensive Although autobiographies in critical listing of British books of genealogy are exclu- genealogical sources. ded, this compilation is still @F: useful to the family historian. AKIN E INTRISIII1i; t.; ,I1 r (Ref /7/5313/.66W3) (Rpf/7/53(5/115A47) 19 -16.-

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Marshall, George W. The Genealo- Schreiner-Yantis, Netti, comp. gist's Guide. Baltimore: Genea- GenealogicalCr'Local History logical Pub. Co., 1967. Books in Print. 3rd ed. Spring- Listing pedigrees as found in field, 1.111: Genealogical Books printed works and periodicals, in Print, 1981. Marshall's work is considered Useful guide to current genea- one of the most valuable bibli- logical material and its availa- ographies of British genealogy. bility. 4241,1:(fflEir CftMERCIAR-3 DM- &M igagNICKET lAgeff (Ref Pi15313/.669M112/1967) (RefiZ/5313%.U5Y35)

Sperry, Kip. II Suruey of American Whitmore, John B. A Genealogical enealogical Periodical and Guide: An Index to British Periodical Indenes. Detroit: Pedigrees in Continuation of Gale Research, 1978. Marshall's Genealogist's Ever since the early 1800's Guide. London: Ulalford Bro- historical and genealogical thers, 1953. periodicals have published Supplementing Marshall's The useful genealogical data. Genealogist's Guide (See This work examines their above), tnis source indexes all importance and discusses works published in England the use of major indexes. from 1900 to 1950. Mint tHT El guns. :71.91:104: OM? NTT HU- E(N E c,5y4xeit gehlgul ME& Li!NUM q.1311,APIE (Ref /Z/5313/.U5565) (Ref /Z/5313/.669W45/)

'We did not /WPM genealogy, tote COMO'S allwe are but the most recent workers in a field of knowledge which has been under study for centuries. &Mewe may boast of our enlightened modern methodology., the foundations of most of our work, standards, and practices were laid by our predecessors". [Russell, George Ely. In Sperry, Kip. R Suntey of American Genealogical Periodicals and Periodical Indeijes, p. Rfl

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Parise, Frank, ed. The Book of Swift, Esther M. Uermont Place- Calendars. New York: Facts Names: Footprints of History. on File, 1982. Brattleboro, LIT: Stephen "Information on all impor- Greene Press, 1 9T?. tant calendars for which Over 15,000 listings; thus, information is known... the most complete coverage Extensive tables for quick of Vermont localities. conversions". [Introduction] NaNsst: KO- matt CALM Tv agialigeitgAREEDEW (Ref/a/111.066/1962) (RefiF147/.304)

Thernstrom, Stephan, ed. Harvard Ward, R. W., ed. ae Cambridge Encyclopedia of American Modern History. Vol. 13, Ethnic Group. Cambridge, MR: 6entelogical Tables anOlists Belknap Press of Haruard Uni- and General Inden. New York uersity Press, 1980. Macmillan, 1911. A useful guide for identify- Genealogical tables of ruling ing the many (106) ethnic and royal houses, sovereigns, groups that make up the presidents, leagues, bishop- American populace. Also rics, etc. includes several interest- ME To ing "Thematic Essays" on (Ref/D/200/.C17) such topics as folklore, immigration, prejudice. NettEIZIERCHT-Mett-.. I. V. (RefiE/104/.A1H35)

rTHETrORD town (New Hampshire grant of .9 August 1761) was granted the same day as Strafford, the adjoining town on the west. As in Strafford, many of grant :es of Thetford were prominent men in Hebron, Connecticut. Among the grantees from there were the Phelps family, of whom no less than fourteen were named in the Thetford grant. One of the Phelpsfamil/,Alexander, played an important role in helping Dr. Eleazar Wheelock to found Dartmouth College, and ultimately married Wheelock's daughter. Another Phelps, Samuel, married Lydia Morey, who was a daughter of General Israel Morey and sister of Samuel Morey, the inventor of the steamboat. For some years it was said that Thetford in Vermont derived its name from the English town of Thetford, the one-time capital of the kings and bishops of East Anglia, and the birthplace of Thomas Paine.

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The book stacks of Baker Library house over 800,090 volumes of the Library's more than one million volume collection. Books and journals in the subject areas of humanities and social sciences are shelved on nine levels. The entrance to the stacks is the fourth level (main floor;. For information concerning access to the stacks, please ask at the Cir- culation Desk. For a mar fl detailed description of the Library's ce'lections and services, please consult the Guide to the Libraries of Dart- mouth College.

The following selective bibliography of research materials located in the Baker Stacks attempts to identify a few of the basic and essential sources for genealogical research and, more importantly, to reu6:11 some of the more unusual and, indeed, fascinating collections of mug records where the family historian may possibly locate a specific ancestor.

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Gardner, David E. and Frank A. Greenwood, Val D. The Research- Small. Genealogical Research er's Guide to American Gene- in England and Wales. 3 vols. alogy, Baltimore: Genealogi- Salt Lake City: Bookcraft Pub., cal Pub. Co., 1983. 195b-64. Written by a college instruc- The two authors, profession- tor of genealogy, this useful al genealogists with the Mor- guide is still considered mon Church, detail the tech one of the best aids to gene- niques for ancestral search- alogical research. ing in Great Britain. Volume :t TM RAM- 3 is devoted to the reading laggEALLi01iye of ancient documents. (Boker /CS/47/.G73 /Copy

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Hamilton-Edwards, Gerald. in Rottenberg, Ban. Finding Our Search of British Ancestry. Fathers: A Guidebook to Jew- 4th ed. Baltimore: Genealog- ish Genealogy. New York: ical Pub. Co., 1983. Random House, 1977. This latest edition by the r4 pioneering manual and dean of British genealogy a thoroughly provocative encompasses such interest- source for pursuing Jew- ing topics as nonconformist ish family history. In- records, manorial records, cludes 8,000 Jewish gene- and foundl. alogies.

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Sitton, Thad. Oral Historyle_ Smith, Clifford N.ncydnpedia for Teachers (and Others). of German-American Genea- Austin: University of Tens logical Research. New York: Press, 1983. R.R. Romimr, 1976. One of the more practical The primary purpose...is to handbooks of oral history survey the material available ("recollections and remi- to the genealogist seeking to niscences of living people link American lineages with about their past" Ip.4D their origins in German- available in the library. speaking Europe." (Preface] glE (Baker/D/16.14/.957) (BakeriE/164/q.63S66)

Smith, Jessie, C., ed. fthnic Stevenson, Noel C. Genealogical' Genealogy: A Research Guides. Evidence: II Guide to the Stan- Westport, Cl: Greenwood dard of Proof Relating to Ped- Press, 1983. igrees, Ancestry, Heirshinang This outstanding compila- Familly. Laguna Hills, tion enumerates the nec- CR: Aegean Park Press, 1979. essary steps to take when The only tool of its kind that exploring genealogical re- explains thoroughly the law search among Native, Asian, as it applies to evidence in Black, and Hispanic Ameri- family history. cans. %Mk iii.S.4EM (Baker/CS/49/.E83) (BakerIKF/8940/.G4S7)

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Bautier, Robert. H. Les Sources de Filby, P. William. Passenger and l'Histoire E,onomique et Sociale Immigration Lists Bibliogra- du Mogen Oge. 3 Dols. Paris: phy, 1538-1900: Being_a Guide Editions du Centre Nationale to Published Lists of Arrivals de la Recherche Scientifique, intie United States and Can- 1968-74. ada. Detroit: Gale Research, A remarkable listing of pri- 1981. mary sources (charters, ac- The definitive bibliography counts, registers, etc.) that of printed passenger ship are available in various ar- lists. Complements Filby's chives in Europe. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index. [See below] MP&SIDS-MSEBER FASTS4130111,027 (Baker/Z/6203/.06) (Baker/Z/7164/.13F55)

Jarboe, Betty M. Obituaries: R Mullins, Edward L.C. Touts and Guide to Sources. Boston: Calendars: An Analytical Guide G.K.Hall, 1982. to Serial Publications. 2 uols. Obituaries have been pub- London: Royal Historical Soci- lished in newspapers, per- ety, 1958-83, iodicals, yearbooks, dia- An annotated bibliography of ries, ecclesiastical necrol- printed texts and calendars ogies, and obit books. This relating to English and Welsh useful guide provides ac- history that have been issued cess to these sources. in collections or in series by I EC a public body or private socie- (3 R PH ty (Public Record Office, Har- (Bakera/5305/.U5J37) leion Society, etc.). tir =nal- :prr,l,q04E54 LH- RAM (Baker/Z/2016/.110) the tracing of your family you have met with many new companions /oho have, in the course of time...became in fact 'aid and agreeable". [Hamilton-Edwards, Gerald, p. 165] Fit-OW*1)&0 8 INDEHES OF NOMESiGENEOLOGIES:

Rimanach de Gotha; JAniyi ire_ American Genealogical-Biograph- Gengalogique, Oiplomatiqyg ical Inden to American Gene- et Statistique. Vol. 59-174, AggjobBiographical and Lo- 1822-1937. [Various places cal History MateriMs. 135 and publishers] uols. to date. Middletown, CT: One of the great works of Godfrey Memorial Library, genealogy. Includes pri- 1952 marily genealogies of the Originally edited by the late royal and princely houses noted librarian/author Fremont of Europe. The library has Rider, this monumental series many scattered lacks. is invaluable to anyone seri- ously pursuing family history research. Among its many at- (Baker /Cs /27 /.A2) tributes is the inclusion of over two million names from the pre-nineteenth century American GenedogicAULLyie . Boston Evening Transcript and 48 uols. Middletown, CT: God- names of all Revolutionary frey Memorial Library, 1942- War soldiers -in one consol- 52. idated Index. As of May The original series edited 1905 this series is complete by Fremont Rider. Partially through the name PHILBRICK. superseded by the series Nut =TIE ffirA listed in the right column. (Baker/BX/q.A507) (Baker/Z/53 13/q.U5A55)

Boston Register & Business Direc- Coldham, Peter W., comp. Eng:. tory. Vol. 1-65, 1840-1900. fish Convicts in Colonial Amer- Baker Library has on as- ica. 2 uols. New Orleans: sorted collection of city Polganthos, 1974-76. directories both in 6 paper/ A list of 12,000 names ar- microform format. [See also ranged alphabetically by the section entitle/ "Jones family surname.

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Daughters of the fimerican Revo- English Place-Name Society. lution.I ncieu of the Rolls of (Survey of English Place- Honor (ancestor's Index) in the Names) 54 vols. to date. Lineage Books... 4 vols. Balti- Cambridge, England: Universi- more: Genealogical Pub. Co., ty Press, 1924 1972. A marvelous series providing Arranged alphabetically by fascinating histories of Eng- surname, this index gives ref- lish place-names; many of erences to over 25,000 per- which were based upon fam- sons who served in the Amer- ily surnames. ican Revolution and names of mut: wags. their descendants. aumgemi4in galett g gifAgigg- (Baker/DA/645/.A4) EEMLIgt I risE::4E (Baker/E/202.5/.A15/1972)

Fi lby, P. William and Mary K. Filhy, P. William, ed. Philadelphia Meyer, eds. Passenger and Naturalization Records: an In- immigration Lists IndeH. den to Records of Aliens' Dec- Guide to Publishedarrini jarations of Intention and/or Records of 300,000 Passen- Oaths of allegiance, 1789- gers Who Came to the United 1880,, in United States Circuit States and Canada in the Sev- Court, Supreme Court of enteenth, Eighteenth,, and Pennsylvania, Quarter Ses- Nineteenth_Centuries. 3 sions Court, Court of Common vols. Detroit: Gale Research, Pleas, Philadelphia. Detroit: 1981. Gale Research, 1982. 3 Supplements, 1982-1984. "An index to the names of more Over one million passengers than 113,000 aliens from 100 are listed with their age, countries who applied for a and date and place of arri- U.S. citizenship through the vals.It is important to re- Philadelphia courts system member that these names from 1789 to 1830". Ep.viil come from published rec- @St:awnemumgra4'1 ords; thereby, represent- 2111 N AN ing a small fraction of the twenty million immigrants (Baker/CS/613/.P 47 / 19ft 2) to North America. An impressive achievement. iktlattFel1114 9EiNpop RMS (Baker /CS/68/.P36/ 1981, etc.) len ATIMEABLE 3 0 -27-

General Society of Mayflower Hinshaw, William W. Encyclops.: Descendants. Mayflower die of American Quaker Gene- index. 3 vols. in 2. Tulsa, alogy. 5 vols. Baltimore: Ge- OK: Mayflower Society, 1960. nealogical Pub. Co., 1969. An alphabetical listing of Each volume is devoted to names from the lineage certain state(s) and is ar- papers of all members. ranged alphabetically by NM= meeting. Includes a complete family name index. (Baker/F/58/.S65 14)' MO* ANTIMEMI-

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Holmes, Frank R., comp. Direc- Hook, J. N. Family Names; How Iffy of the Ancestrelletds surnames of Newlogl suLELailles, ILA. New York: Macmillan, 1620-L700. Baltimore: 1982. Genealogical Pub. Co., 1964. A popularly-written boe: on 15,000 family names of family names. For a mote the patriarchs who came comprehensive list of Baker to America during the Library's holdings of sources 17th century. on family surnames, see the separate handout What's in a Surname.

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Mackenzie, George N., ed. Colo- National Society of the Colonial nial Families of the United Dames of America. Colonial States of America in Whic. Gravestone inscriptions in the is Given the History,, Geneal- State of New Ham shire. Do- ogy and Armorial Bearings of ver, NH: The Society, 1942. Colonial Families Who Settled Thousands of family names in the American Colonies... are listed under the names 7 vols. Baltimore: Genealogi- of New Hampshire towns. cal Pub. Co., 1966. get MUM-a Another outstanding compilation with over 125,000 (Baker/F/33/.N272) personal names mentioned. ;NIA I tn. nags (BakeriCS/61/.M2 2) ACOPPAWOBLE -28- BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Reaney, Percy H. H Dictionary of S-Aweizerische Gesellschaft fur British Surnames. 2nd ed. Lon- Familienforschung. Les Noms don: Routiedge, 1976. de Famine Suisses. Familien- Extremely useful guide for namenbuch der Schweiz.I the researcher who wishes Nomi di Famiglia Suizzeri. 2 to verify, trace the origin, uols. Zurich, Switzerland: end understand the mean- Polygraphischer uerlag, 1940. ing of a British surname. Published by the Swiss So- Includes more than 20,000 ciety of Genealogical Studies, family names. the "Swiss Family Surname tilogt: 1: DR Book" lists approximately FAIL-MagEll 40,000 family names and their (Baker/CS/2505/.R39) communes of origin. Mfg* EMS, 5101 TTVEIZEILKO (Baku/001.2/5413n)

Shepard, Gerald F., comp. The Stokuis, H. M. Manuel LItlistoire, Shepard Families of New Eng- de Ginialogle_ette Chronolo- land. 3 vols. New Haven, CT: gie de Taus les Etats du Globe, New Haven Colony Historical [Ands les Temp.sitsPlue- Society, 1971. cul@s Jupu'a Nos Jours. 3 Edited by noted genealogist vols. Leide: E.J. Brill, 1888-93. Donald Jacobus, this huge An impressive collection of compilation exemplifies the genealogies of major the "perfect" family gene- dynasties end royal houses alogy. of 311 nations of the world. S1)%pa 911IFIP AP 11.4.Elin Matt0 E'NiE ALli®( (Baker/CS/71/.5547) (Baker /D/ 11/.507)

Swierenga, Robert P., comp. Tanguay, Cyprien. Dictionnaire Dutch Immigrants in U.S. Ship Gen4alogique des Families Ca- Passenger Manifests, 1820- nadiennes Depuis la Fondation 1880. 2 uols. Wilmington, DE: de la Colonie Jusqui Nos Scholarly Resources, 1983. Jours. 7 uols. Montreal: Eu- "An alphabetical listing by sebe Seneca!, 1886. household heads and inde- "Covers period 1608-1763... pendent persons". [Subti- Monumental and definitive tle] Includes occupation, work...but use with care be- origin, name of ship, and cause of errors". 1Filby, p. 41 11 destination. 1>iegt 4Ergrits- T Log(114 Akag- © )8A. jitt/AkjV90.j 1411tEMDET (Baker oxia 15uu) (Baker/E/1841.09995) 32 3..TP _NAVA Y903 T?,38 -29-

Wiggins, Maruin E., comp. Mor- Irecin,y ancestors as for mons and Their Neighbors. fit back as possible has Indeh to 0uer15_,000 Biogra- brought to many peOple phical Sketches From 1820 th great satisfaction and the Present. 2 uols. Provo, pleasure...fat:A fittlipidue UT: Brigham Young University; ancestral relatiVe previ- 1984. ously unknown and gene- An index to biographical alogically discovered is sketches of primarily Mor- twin special thrill?... mons living between 1820 No less thrilling is the and 1981 in the west and discovery of records rich southwest. "Since this work with Wort/Milo/4 lidilcb is not a name index, only would have remained uft- published works contain- toucbeds which toauld ing actual biographical in- never have tome to lights formation were indexed". unless you had gotten [Preface) Arranged alpha- caught up in the intiltipies betically by surname. magnetic lures of genes/- MICIStREOMOITS- egg: (Haley, flea. In Ethnic 10.13411111§1MIT genealogy: R Research Guide, (Bakern/7845/11P454i 0.Mill

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Anselme de Saint-Marie. Histoire Billigmeler, Robert n. and Fred de la Maison fipple de France R. Picard, eds. the Old Land et des brands Officiers de id and the New. The Journals of Couronne. 9 uols. New York: Two Swiss Families in America Johnson Reprint Corp., 1967. In the 1820's. Minneapolis: Originally published in 1674 Unluersitg of Minnesota this superb compilation pro- Press, 1965. vides biographies of the no- "Out of the torrential influx bility of France. Each vol- of nineteenth-century Euro- ume has a personal name peans into America...came an index. extensive literature of immi- geNigag- grants". [p.31 Baker Library MEM has an abundance of journals, (Baker/CS/586/.A5) like this, diaries, and other autobiographical narratives. SSIN (Baker/E/ 165/.04) BEST COPY AVAILABLE 33 -30-

Farmer, John. A Genea logigg Noyes, Sybil. Genealogical Dic- Register of the First Settlers tionary of Maine and New of New-En Which floffinglro. Portland, ME: are Added Various Geneaiogi- Southworth-finthoensen cal and Biographical Press, 1928-39. Collected From Ancient Rec- In addition to biographical ords, Manuscripts and Printed sketches of early settlers, Works. Lancaster, MR: Carter, this source includes refer- Andrews 0' Co., 1829. ences to wills, deeds, and "Invaluable directory to court cases. first settlers of New Eng- Ii Mint:ATE t.,1,11P. land". [Pithy, p. 53) ALT NOPtik 61MRAEA. (Baker and Special Callec- @MUM tions/BX/N877g) (Baker/BX/F229g)

Savage, James. R Genealogical Stearns, Ezra S., comp. Genea- Dictionary of the First Settlers logical and Funny History of of New England, Showing Three the State of New Hampshire. Generations of Those Who Record of the Achievements Came Before May JAR, on of her People in the Making of the Basis of Farmer's Reg: a Commonwealth and the ster. 4 vols. Boston: Little, Founding of a Nation. 4 vols. Brown 0' Co., 1860-62. New York: Lewis, 1908. "Probably the greatest A good example of the infa- work on genealogy ever mous "mug book" which was compiled for the New Eng- popular during the turn of the land area". [Filby, p. 941 century. Use with caution. URN-

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Dirkus, Frederick A., ed., The Abridged Comp ne ilium of Miler: icon Genealogy. First Families of America. 7 vols. Chicago: Mar- quis 0, Co., 1925. Important source for immigrants before 1750. 54,000 lineages.

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The latest editions of such standard titles as Burke's Peerage and Baronetage and Debrett'sge and Baronetage are located in the Reference Room of Baker Library. For a list of these, please refer to the section entitled "Guide to Research Materials in the Reference Room".

Cokayne, George E. The Complete Shaw, William B., comp. The peergge of England, Scotland, Knights of England. Ii Com- Ireland, Great Britain and the plete Record FroffialEarli- United Kingdom Extant, En- est Time to the Present Dauld tinct or _Dormant. 13 uols. the Knights of all the Orders London: St. Catherine Press, of Chlualryjningling,_tol: 1910-59. land, and Ireland, and of The most comprehensive list- Knights Bachelors. 2 uols. ing of British peerage pro- London: Sherratt & Hughes, viding complete biographical 1906. information. Arranged alpha- A complete compilation of the betically by peerage within knights of Great Britain ar- each volume. No comprehen- ranged chronologicalig by Brit- sive index. ish sovereign. Person& name E A r.Ya112AI I I index in volume two.

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The following fist of primary source materialsinzludas such resources as vital records (birth, marriage, and death), abstracts 01 wills,court records, town records, church (parish) registers, landdeeds, military lists, and family folklore. Most of these monumentalarchival collections are blessed with detailed indexes that containfamily surnames.

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New Hampshire. [State Papers Vermont. Secretary of State. Series] 40 vats. Concord, State Papers of Vermont. NH, etc., 1867-1943. 17 cols. Monpelier, UT, etc., Commonly known as the 1939-69. New Hampshire State and Charters granted, general Provincial Papers, this petitions dealing with land invaluable collection for claims, Nuw York land patents, New Hampshire historical and sequestratior, of estates research contains a wide are a few of the unusual pri- variety of primary sources. mary sources included in this Each volume has its own important collection. Personal index which includes names. names are found in the indexes. gatglik T§EZIET-Egata

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OTHER SELECTIVE COLLECTIONS: RecordsMP* Relatingte fga the -ET- Early! History of Boston. 39 vols. (Baker/H844T/13657rr)

Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut. 15 vols. (0aker/1-1046/C762pu)

Connecticut Historical Society. Co Ilectio. 1. 31 vols. (Baker/F/91/.C7)

opLaAliesords of 6eorgj. 25 vols, in 28 vols. 3.10A.HAVATIPI erflit67/qc7 i 0) BEST COPY AVAILABLE 36 -33--

Province and Court Records of Maine. 6 vols. (Baker/F/23/.M22)

Maine Historical Society. Collections. 44 vols. (Baker/11841/M2B4d and F/161.1133)

Archives of Maryland. 72 vols. (Baker/F/176/.A67)

The Colonial Society of Massachusetts.Publications. Vol. I, 1895- (Baker/F/61/.C71)

Massachusetts Historical Society. Collections.dol. 1, 1792- (Baker/F/611.1141)

Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of theRevolutionary War. 17 vols. 004: EASSACINSAM-1111100111f4EFORM1141 (Baker/H544/01382m)

Vital Records of New Bedford, Massachusetts tothe Year 1850. 3 vols. This collection is one of a large series publishedby the New England Historic and Genealogical Society providingthe vital records of the towns of Massachusetts. Rabgiggt mats mum gun (Baker/F/74/.N5N45)

New Hampshire Annual Register. 1830-1872.Continued by: New Hampshire Registar. A wealth of information (population,names of societies and local officials [Justices of ;sauce, etc.)) is found in the earlyNew Eng- land almanacs. ggig get (Baker/A/2930)

[New Jersey Archives) 42 vols. (Baker/1-1853/D659)

Records of the Colony of New Plymouth. 12 vols. in 10vols. MatIn,Y1414.4-741 111 16"TT7 t4g8.-ESTIMAW-SMIgglg (Baker/H844/fN471r)

New York Historical Society. Collections. C.? vols. (Baker/14851/N489hp BEST COPYAVAILABLE )61% 103 .238 - 34-

The State Records of North Carolina. 4 vats. (Baker/H865/qN8 1 s)

rennsglibinia Archives. 119 vots. (Baker/F/146/.P41)

Records of the Colony of node isliand andProvidence Plantations in New England. 16 vols. (Baker/H845/R346cr)

South Caroline Historical Society. Collections. 5 vols. (Baker/F/266/.571)

Uermottt Year -Book, Formerly 1818- Sita904:14: (Baker/JK/30301.A75)

Worcester Society of Ontiquities. Collections. 25 uots. (Baker/11844/qW807e)

yarlICAudi Apiniatagyji. 18 vols. NOP* MODS4Min (Baker/H841/VB2g)

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Smith, Clifford N.Fed _eras Smithsonian Institution. 11 Cele- Series. fl Calendar of lirchlugl bration of RmericAniemly Materials on the land Patent*: Folklore: Tales and Traditions Issued Dg_theUnited States Smithsonian 6 tisemmenin jib ell., New York: Pantheon Tract and Name indettes. Books, 1982. 2 uols. Chicago: American This is anarvelously delight- Library Association, 1972. ful compilation of original Land grants were issued to family stories, expressions, individuals in the North- and traditionsall forms of Nybi. Territory before the family folklore. age of the Federal census. MP* ME Mali. This is a useful guide to MN= these transactions. (Baker/GR/105/.C34) gist I1,(5,Ang-T§S. (13akernF/5675/q.S6)

Thetford, Vermont. Annual Re- U.S. Congress. House. Digested port of the Town Officert. annwrymtERINImag 1878 ate Clei.s Which The Library maintains a 'Uwe Beep Pre;epted to the good collection of "town House of Representatives reports" from Vermont From the First to the 31st and New Hampsh're. Congress, Evhibiting the Ac- These are listed on the tion of Congress on Each Online Catalog. Claim. (House Miscellaneous Stlaiatt =MCI% Documents/Unnumbered/32d T'-atIIMIT Congress/1st Session). 3 vols. (Baker/JS113/3-5) Washington: Printed by Wm. Belt, 1853. U.S. Pension Bureau. List of Includes pension and land title Pensioners on the Roll, Jan- data for Revolutionary War and uary 1,1883... (Senate Exe- War of ,12 veterans. 60,000 cutive Document 84/47th names arranged alphabetically Congress/2nd Session). 5 aggszt: II.g.d©FARMC uois. Washington: Gouern- (Baker/Congressional Ser- ment Printing Office, 1883. ial Set 653-655) 300,000 Army and Navy pensioners of the War of BEST COPY AVAILABLE 1812 and the Civil War 39 are listed. 3.21k_ilAV-7,9+;:` 4.1 go airantilVlsg.(Baker/E/ 494/.U55). -36-

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Camden Society, London. Publications. 167vols. 1838-1900. royal Historical Society, London. Publications,94 vols. 1900-63. [Camden Fourth Series] Vol. 1, 1964 The Camden Society (merged with the Royal HistoricalSociety) is one of several learned sJcieties of Great Britain whosepurpose is to publish primary source records anddocuments. Within this enormous collection are found church registers, visitations,chron- icles, personal papers and correspondence. 51:J NUL I ME= gaaret (BakerIDA/20/.C17 and .R91 and .R913)

Chetham Society. Rempins Historical andLiterary Connected With the Palatine Counties of Lancaster and Chester. Dol. I,1844- EtatzetFAMEIRM - H SnirMtlargg (Baker/DA/670/.1.19C5)

Great Britain. Public Record Office. Calendar ofInquisitions Post Mor- tem and Other analogous Documents. 16 vols.London: HMSO, 1904- 1974. One of several fascinating collections of calendarsavailable from the Public Record Office. These documents knownas Escheats or Inquisitions post mortem deal with the hereditarydescent of land. Each volume concentrates on the reign ofa specific British monarch and contains a detailed index of persons and places. NgTi hi1 g smog rpag iHRiggig (BakeriDA/25i.C1)

Great Britain. Record Commission. ValorEcclesiasticus Temp. Henn VIII. fluctoritate Regia Institutus. 6 vols.London, 1810-34. Records and lists of peculiars from such diocesesas Canterbury, York, and Salisbury. Includes an index of personalnames. 1;1gati';IREr.4 IIE4 AMCIEMit2 Mg MT (Dakeri145/221i.(b)/Level 1 Annex)

Harleian Society. Publications [Visitation Series] 72vols. London: The Society, 1869-1921. Publications [Parish Register Series]17 vols. 1877-1898. Established in 1869 this society publishes heraldic visitationsof counties, perish registers, and manuscriptselatiggol9reilgpAgt tiq cam aarittoll4NEMZein COPyAVikki3E (Baker/13X/qH226p and qH226pr) 40 -37-

List and Indeft Society, London. [pubficationsi lit%1, :965 Attempting to make available the unpublished lists andincicxes from the Public Record Office and other British publicarchives, this Soci- ety has currently published such recordsas the Chancery Patc,at Rolls and the Calendar of the Ancient Deeds of theExchequer Office. Each volume is listed in the Main Card Catalog. Most serieshave indexes which include personal names. (Ail volumes are classed separately.For a list of the separate titles, look under this entry in theauthor side of the Main Card Catalog)

Monumenta Germaniae Historicam 1826 "Embodies all the principal sources for the historyof medieval Germany from the time of the Germanic invasions untilthe 14th century". (A Guide to Historical Literature,p. 702-(Ref/2/6201/.G94)] Most volumes have indexes which include personalnames. In Latin and German text. WID204: 3 Ea M !,17411gallrfairo 13854DVECti (There are several series in this mammothcollection. Each is classed separately. For a list of theindividual series, look under this entry in the author side ofthe Main. Card Catalog).

Morris, John, ed. Domesday Book: H Suruey of theCounties of England "Liber de Wintonia." 33 vols. to date. f:!:;:ester,England: Philli- more, 1975 When Duke William of Normandy conquered Englandand became king, he sent his commissioners throughout the countrysidesurveying what land he had and who !-.eld it. Because thesesurveys were the final register of land ownership, they becameknown as the Domes- day Book-analygous to the final Day of Judgment. Thisis a remarkable statistical record of English society in theeleventh century. Each volume contains an index referencing personaland place names. Mg, P"P.IIIP-EIRIN (Baker /DA/ 190 /.07M67)

Navy Records Society, London. [Publications]Vol. 1, 1894- (Daker/DA/70/.A1)

Oxford Historical Society. [Publications] Vol. 1,1884 (Baker /DA/690/.09700)

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Paroisses et Communes de France. Dictionnaire d'Histoire Administra- tiue et Demomphiq_qe. 14 vols. to date. Paris: Centre Nationale de la Recherche Scientifique, 1974 Each volume is devoted to a particular French province and is alphabetically arranged by commune. The information includes historical and contemporary population statistics, administrative officers, list of available parish registers, and a brief bibliography. magazgmagegoaker/JS/4042/.P37)

Quebec (Province) Archives. ft pport des Archives Nationalesdim Qu6bec IPuebec Archives] 1920/21 Includes such primary sources as genealogies of families, marriage records, military lists, and the Census of 1666. Wet: t.1 P.ity ici,"1.AREsna F:ftK-S (Baker/F/1051RM

Scottish History Society.(Publications] Vol. 1, 1887 (Baker /DA/750/.925)

The Surtees Society, Durham, England. (Publications) Vol. 1, 1835 Publications of manuscripts dealing with the life and times of the ancient kingdom of Northumbria (area of England and Scotland between the Humber and Firth of Forth on the east and the Mersey and Clyde on the west). 1r ZTW, (Baker/DA/20/.99)

Yorkshire Archaeological Association. (Record Series) 90 vols. Leeds: The Society, 1885-1934. "1 I., 1 , f',./ 1 Ti0R,K Did I NE- (Baker/H45C/Ye2r)

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Child, William. Ighligyjlike. tanked, Ellen 0. History °Mind- filakigimeitalimaillyablEg ham Countgametliclit.2 Volunteers uols. Worcester, MB: Charles Civil Wars...ME-MI Bristol, !Winton, 1874. NH: R.W. Musgrove, 1893. An example of one of numer- New England county histories ous military regimental his- are in abundance in Baker's gen- tories available in Baker Li- eral collection. Most contain brary. Many include an alpha- detailed biographical informa- betical roster of the soldiers. tion and often portraits of the Subject: UNITED STATES- distinguished citizens. HISTORY-CIVIL-WAR Mint: 'WINDHAM COUN REGIMENTAL HISTORIES- TY, CONNECTICUT-HISTORY NEW HAMPSHIRE INFAN- (Baker/H846C/W7231) TRY, STD (Baker/H834/C437h)

Paris. Conseil Municipal. lilt The Bictortg History of the ta11_61110:10).0102.0.M. 44 EQUIdiestiallgiela 1900' uols. Paris: Imprimerie Im- Most of this multi-volume set pertale, 1866-1909. (over 100 volumes to date) is A monumental history that published under the guidance includes both primary and of the University of London's secondary source material. Institute of Historical Re- The indexes in each volume search. Traces the history of often contain personal of each manor in each parish names. including genealogical refer- Subject: PARIS-HISTORY ences. ESSENTIAL for British (Baker/1139T/fP218hi) local history research. All volumes are listed in the subject catalog under the specific county name. (Baker/DA/670/etc.)

Wells, Frederic P. History 3f Neuttgy, Hermont, Fromthe Discovery of the Coos Country to Present Tjugg,p_ Many Families. St. Johnsbury, UT: Caledonia Co., 1902. A good example of one of the many New Englandtown histories that can be found in Baker Library. Much genealogical/biographical information. Subject: NEWBURY, V MONT-II ISTORY (Baker/F/59/.N4W4) 43 BRAM -40- 1WkilAvA Ytifn BEST COPYAVAILABLE ibtaiLlneib ilin214,REItzmeol,VeinMitaltib)

The Dartmouth College Library does not attemptto collect genealogical periodicals (for a comprehensive list ofthese sources, refer toil Survey of Rinerican Renee logital_ Periodicals andPeriodical 1ndenes Dief/Z/5313/.U5S651); however, the Librarydoes maintain an outstanding collection of historica! and other familyhistory-related serials. These serials include, for the most part, scholarlyresearch of an analytical nature. Most deal with local historyand customs and often include biographical (not necessarily genealogical) information.Many have some type of indexing (often cumulative indenes)that usually contain references to family surnames. Ril serialsare listed on the Library's Online Catalog. The following isa selective listing:

Les ikclitligulg folklore. Dols. 2-8, 1947-1960 Popular traditions, customs, songs, and storiesare an important part of family history.

LA* E-.F:k5(1,1*H N (Baker/398.05/.A673)

The Colonial Society of Massachusetts. Publications.Vol. 1, 1895 This important New England journal includes both primary (records of the Suffolk County Court, etc.) and secondary source materiel. 31.JMost MSS kr 5E7 T NEg 3T e1r140L,v41 Nag olDliefAg (Baker/F/61/.C71)

Connecticut Historical Society. Bulletin. Del. 1,1934- MO* «16T 'a t"IET Igig Maker/F/9 I /.c67)

Dartmouth College Library Bulletin. Vol.1, 1931 An outstanding publication, published twicea year, which identifies and examines some of themore unusual and valuable resources available in the Dartmouth CollegeLibrary. 1111=1111 ig.LE1F: A Ely ROM (Baker/Ref/Z/381/.1125138/Special Collections, etc.)

English Historical Review. Vol. 1, 1806- R ° @MT Rgltgiff-4111:T4,1RW-gelg (Baker/DA/20/.E58) I 44 -41- -:138.AJIV.A Y9001838 BEST COPYAVAILABLE Essen Institute. Historical Collections. Uol.1, 1959- Subject: MASSACHUSETTS-HISTORY-PERIODICALS (Baker/F/72/.E81)

The 6eneategicoil4ogazine. NI 1-2, Jul. 1890-11pr.1892; New Series: 4th, Vol. 1-4, no. 2, Apr. 1905-Mar. 1917.Title varies: MUM= Historicaldeal aruLealo 1 itpidec :and Mum's Monthly Historical Mitguilleigapatiplegpilm, History, gssain,Reuplutionarg and Colonial Records. One of the few early genealogicalmagazines owned by the Library. William Filby considers thisone of the "outstand- ingly good New England iJurnals". [Filby,p. 921 Subject: NEW ENGLAND-GENEALOGY-PERIODICALS (Baker/H84/6286)

firmAtitatgAgghlu. Uol. 1-63, 1877/78-1S30. Subject: NEW HAMPSHIRE-HISTORY-PERIODICALS (Baker/F/31.f.G75)

Irish tlistorica Studies. Vol. 1, 1939- Subject: IRELAND- DISTORT -P'(= IODICALS (Baker/DA/900/.176)

Journal of Familg History. Vol. 1, 1976 "A scholarly publication showing the relationsof 'family, kinship, and demography. Useful for tracing ethnic rootsin America". [Katz, Bill. Magazines for Librliriesp. 7811 Recent articles have dealt with such diverse subjectsas spinsters, adolescent culture in Colonial Massachusetts, and life ina 19th century German vil- lage. Subject: MAIL% BARCH-PIODICALS (Baker/HO/ 503/.J67)

The Maine Historical and GenKhiftgcorgr. Vol. 1-9, 1884-1899. Subject: MAI -HISTORY-PERIODICALS (Baker/H8411M2836)

Maine Historical Society. Quarterlu. Vol. 1, Jun.1961- (Baker/F/16/J139)

Massuzhusetts Historical Societo. Proceedings.s. Uol. 1, 1879 Subject:MASSAUSETTS-HiSTORY-P IODICALS (Baker/F/61/.M38) 45

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The Magfiqw,rir Descendant,lka:1220311Quarterly gay ne of Pilgrim Genealogy and History. Vol.1-34, 1099-1937. Subject: MASSACHUSETTS-GENEALOGY (Baker/H844/M45)

Names; Journal of the QinericonName Society. Vol. 1, 1953 Even though the emphasis isupon place-names, there are a number of interesting articles dealingwith personal names. Subject: NAMES-PERIODICALS (Baker/P/769/.142)

Near History. Vol. 1-4, 1901-12. Contains mostly genealogical information. Subject: NEW ENGLAND-GENEALOGY-PERIODICALS (Baker/H84/qN4488)

1 ; 1iI. ) 1 ! i ! Vol. 1, 1847 "The oldest continuing Americangenealogical periodical in exis- tence. Authoritative and respected". [Filby,p. 931 Includes a three volume "Index of Persons". ESSENTIALfor New England historical research. Subject: NEW ENGLAND-GENEALOGY-PERIODICALS (Baker/F/1/1456)

The New England Quarterlg: anHistorical Review of New Engym_id Life .@fidLetters. Vol. 1, 1928 Subject: NEW ENGLAND-HISTORY-PIODICALS (Baker/F/1/.N62)

NewHainoshirg_6eneologIcal Record. Vol. 1-7, 1903-1910. Subject: NEW HAMPSHIRE-6 ALOGT (Baker/H842/N4566R)

Rene®logical and gEgphical Record. Vol. 60-71, Jan. 1929-Oct. 1940. Subject: NEW `MI (STATE)-GENEALOGY-PERIODICALS (Baker/HOS i /N495)

TheNew York.k,istoricai Society...Quarterly. Vol. 1, 1917- (Baker/F/1 I 6/.N633)

hiemloallitely. M. 1, 1919/20- (Baker/F/116/.N865) 46 3.18A.HAVA Yr103 V.3P. -43- BEST COPY AVAILAdL Ohio History. Vol. 1, 1887/88 Subject: OHIO-HISTORY-P IODICALS (Baker/F /486/.051)

Oral History Review. 1913- Subject: ORAL HISTORY (Baker/D/16/.068)

zi e a Is 1 I. . lora Vol.1, 1877 - Subject: PENNSYLVANIA-HISTORY-PERIODICALS (Baker/F/1461.P65)

fignellilitfikell4thlitelmikithi. Vol.1, 1941/48- Subject:FRENCH IN NORTH AMERICA-PUIODICALS (Baker/F/1001/.R48)

Rhode island Ilisterg. Vol. 1, 1942- (Baker/F/76/.R472)

TheScottish HistoricalReview. Vol.1, 1904 Subject: SCOTLAND-HISTORY-PHRIODICALS (Baker/DA/750/.521)

Soclgte d'Histoireet d'ilrcheologledeGeneve. Miifinireiginsk. ments. Vol. 1, 1841 Subject:GENEVA-ANTIQUITIES-PERIODICALS (Baker/DO/441/3681)

The South Caroline Historical Magazine.Vol. 1, 1900 Subject: SOUTH CAROLINA-GENEALOGY-PERIODICALS (Baker/F/266/.555)

Hermant History. 1846- Subject: V MONT-HISTORY -PERIODICALS (Baker/F/46/.V55)

The Hirginkkijiglizingojrnnhy.Vol. 1, 1893 The family names mentioned In thisimportant historical journal are indexed in the Virgin,_:1-_jistrical Index (Ref/F/221/q.S93). Subject: VIRGINIA-BIOGRAPHY'-MIODICALS (Baker/F/221/.V91) 47 318AAVANro -44- BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Willimosataig_Quarterlgazine of Earig AmericanHistory. Vol. 2, 1893 A variety of indexes include "Genealogical andPatriotic Data." The family names are also indexed in the VirginiaHistorical Index (Ref/F/22 l/q.S93). Subject: VIRGINIA-HISTORY-PERIODICALS (Baker/F/221/AW7i)

Wisconsin Megozine of History. Vol. 1, 1917 Subject: WISCONSIN-HISTORY-PERIODICALS (Baker/F/576/.W7)

VOLUME CXXXIX: JANUARY 1985

THE NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL

AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER

Contents

The Non-English New Englanders. By Edward W. Hanson 3

Swansea, Massachusetu, Sacrist Church Records. Edited by Robert Charles Anderson, F.A.S G. 21

Elineth Dearborn of North Hampton. By George Freeman Sanborn, Jr. 50

Genealogical Notes The Family Record of Adnah Abbott 57 The Giddings Chest 58

Notes on English Origins The Dudley.Thorne Marriage 60 An Extension of the English Ancestry of Captain Edward Johnson of Woburn, Mass., in the Foaled Line 60 English Origins of the Smedley Brothers of Con. cord,MASS. 61 48 -45-- BEST COPYAVAILABLE 318AJIAVA Yq03 1a38 GUIDES TO COLLECTIONS BEYOND THEDARTMOUTH COLLEGE LIBRARY:

Even though the Dartmouth College Library maintainsan outstanding collection of primary and secondarysource material both in a printed and microform format, thereare numerous resources that are only available from other libraries and archives located throughoutthe world. The Library does have, however,a substantial collection of the printed guides to these collections. The followinglist includes those guides housed in Baker Stacks; other guidesare located in the Reference Room and the Jones Microtent Center.

Beers, Henry P. Guide to the Genealogical Society of the Archives of the Gouernmekt Church of Jesus Christ of of the Confederate States of Latter-Day Saints. Prelimi- America. Washington: National nirOurng of the Mexican Archives 0 Records Service, Collection. Salt Lake City: 1968. University of Utah Press, 1978 Describes ail the records of One of a series of "Finding Aids the Confederacy available in to the Microfilmed Manuscript the National Archives, the Collections of the Genealogi- Library of Congress, and cal Society of Utah". "The pre- other repositories (Alabama liminary survey is planned to Department cf Archives and give the researcher rather pre- History, New York Historical cise information about the Society, etc.). Companion holdings of parish and civil volume to Guide to Federal registers" [Preface) available t.. chives Rclatingtobg in the Mormon Church micro- Civil War. (G16.9737/M923g). film collection. I F grgAT MIMIC& 1Jfl s (Baker /CD /3678/.A 1646) (Baker/CD/3047/.134)

"Patrons of the eenealogical library in Saltlake City have a unique opportunity to identify andlearn about their forefathers. Perhaps nowhereMI they find greater etude rice rf family ties between thisgenera- /kW end preceding ones than in the library's1.25 million reels of microfilmed records from throughout the world..." [Mayfield, David M.,p. 1111

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Historical Records Survey. New Kirkham, E. Kay. Our Native Hampshire. Inventory of the Americans and Their Records Roman Catholic Church Records of Genealogical Value. 2 vols. in New Hampshire. Manches- Logan, UT: Everton Pub., 1980- ter, NH: Catholic Diocese, 1938. 1904. One of numerous surveys pro- Only Native American records duced by individual citizens found in public archives have who worked for the Works besn included. Progress Administration (WPM law* mpg ely az! during the Depression years. 1,11F.11,'CIAMERIANIN ett: ARCIERVIE=REff (Baker/E/95/.G44K47/ MOURNE Oversize) (Baker/RDKB/qH6290

Maryland Historical Society. Mayfield, David M. "The Genea- Guide to the Research Col- logical Library of The Church lections of the Maryland His- of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day torical Society: Historical and Saints". Library Trends 32, Genealogical Manuscripts and no. I (Summer 1903)111-127. Oral History Interviews. Bal- The Mormon Church has done timore, 1981. more for genealogical research This very detailed guide in- than any other organization in cludes a personal name and the history of mankind. The Di- subject index to a large col- rector of the Genealogical Li- lection that contains, among brary describes this unique in- other interesting items, the formation center whose pur- notes and writings of pro- pose is to gather records on fessional genellogiste go- everyone who has ever lived. ,ing balk to the 11'n century. (Baker/Z/671/.16173) Most:ailAIRRANUMENAL516cY (Baker/F/176/113792)

Vmericans become interested in their ancestry for many rea.cons. Sometimes that interest stops with momentary curiosity; but for millions., it has deuel- aped into a full-stele passion.... But whether81118- tour or professional., everyone starts tuith thesome question: Where do / begin?". [Dougherty, Richard W. in The Source: A Guidebook of American Genealogy,p. 311 1814.1AVA Y903T238 -47- BEST COPY AVAILABLE

U.S. National Archives and Records University of Virginia. Library. teruice. Preliminary Inventory. Virginia 6enealogyie to No, 1, 1941 Resources in the University of This agency is responsible for Virginia Library. Charlottes- administering the archival rec- ville, UR: University Press of ords of the federal government. Virginia, 1984. To assist in making these valu- Although the emphasis is upon able resources accessible, ar- resources of the Old Dominion, chivists have prepared helpful this handy guide providesuse- finding aids that describe the ful annotated citations to other contents of these numerous genealogical materials. documents (e.g., the records of tAluat: 'EMMA Department of State). Wricalsoniumaccia. CCU Fldigris: IFS (Baker1co/30261.A32) (Baker/Z/1345/.1157)

"There is much more information floatingaround about your family and mine than you would expect, fi grect deal of it in obscure and unlikely places. TheHamm; Church in Salt lake City, for it/tamp/es heswhet limy well be the most complete set ofgenealogical rtcords in the world... Hermon* study theirgenealogiesin order to identify their ancestors and gainsalvation for them, That may sound like silly superstition.find yet. each time I have uncovered thename of one of my long-forgotten ancestors I have been filledwith the mystical feeling that I was indeed rescuingthat an from heNfile., perhaps, but from oblivion, They did walk this earthsour ancestors, once upon a time, end they are still out there. somewhere. There is much they can teachus even now, if we can find them". [Rottenberg, Dan. FindingOur fathers, p. 9)

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The federal census has proved to be a rich source of material forge- nealogist, historical researchers, and social scientists, for these de- cennial stocktakings are a storehouse of l'Ats and figures about the Rmerican people. The information is found on the original handwritten census returns (the schedules) compiled by the census takers as they ..sited all types of huuseholds and homes throughout the rotion. The data gathered on the original returns provided the basis for the published volumes". [Provenzano, Dominic. 'Baker's Federal Popula- tion Census Schedules". Dartmouth ccgtiMy:wa y Bulletin 20(NS),no. 1 (Nov. 1979): 39-491

The following list includes only those published federal andstate records (both printed and microfilm) that provide Informationon individual families. For more detailed information, please consult the article listed above or the several guides suggested in the "Guide to Research Materials in the Reference Room'.

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Holbrook, Jay M. Connecticut 1670 Census. Milord, MR: Holbrook Research Institute, 1977. Subject: CONNECTICUT-CENSUS, 1670 CONNECTICUT-GENEALOGY (Baker/F/93/.H73)

Holbrook, Jay M. Nemilamaglirg Buford, MR: Holbrook Research Institute, 1979. Subject: NEW HAMPSHIRE -C MUS NEW HAMPSHIRE-GENEALOGY (Baker/F/33/.H638)

Holbrook, Jay M. New Hampshire 1732 Census. °Ilford, MR: Hol- brook Research Institute, 1981. (Baker/F/33/.H63)

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Holbrook, Jag M. Vermont 1771 Cnsus. Oxford, MA: Holbrook Re- search Institute, 1982. *ftMON T4ffligagen (Daker/F/45i.H7/1982)

Rhode Island (Colony). General Assembly.Census of the Inhabitants of the Colony of Rhode Island awl ProvidencePlantations 1774. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1969. Si!) ?HirE X11 ERFAM=CiagaSo (Baker /F /78/.A59/ 1969)

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Holbrook, Jay M. New Hampshire 1776 Census.Oxford, MA: Hol- brook Institute, 1976. (Baker and Special Collections/F/33/.H64)

Holbrook, Jay M. Rhode Island 1782 Census.Oxford, MR: Holbrook Institute, 1979. (BakerfF/78/.H47)

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Eichholz, Alice. Free Black Heads of Householdsin the New York State Federal Census, 1790-1830. Detroit:Gale Research, 1981. 012.0420MTAIMMIEW TOM CSTATEMROE L fitfij (Baker/E/185.93/.N56E37)

Jackson, Ronald, U. First Census of the United States,1790, New Hampshire. Bountiful, UT: Accelerated Indexing Systems,1978. (Baker/F/33/..133/1790) 3J8A31IVA Y900 T?38 -50- BEST COPYAVAILABLE

Jackson, Ronald U. First Census of the United States, 179C,Ver- mont. Bountiful, UT: Accelerated lndeuingSystems, 1978. (Baker/F/48/.,133/1790)

U.S. Bureau of the Census. Heads of Families at theFirst Census of the thiii6d States Taken in the Year 1790. 12 vols. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1907-08. StE004: ,EAM-CgENUK, (Baker/312.73/05cah)

U.S. Census Office. [Population Schedules of the 1stCensus of the United States, 17901 9 reels. Washington: NationalArchives and Records Service, 1965. Microfilm. Schedules for: Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and South Carolina. (Jones Microtext Center/Microfilm/3659r/ 1790)

Massachusetts: (Microfilm /3858r/ 1790) New Hampshire: (Microfilm /3861 r/1790) Vermont: (Microfilm/3862r/1790)

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Eichholz, Alice. Free Black Heads of Households in theNew York State Federal Census, 1790-1830. [See entry under OM

Threlfall, John B. Heads of Families at the SecondCensus of the United States Taken in the Year 1800, New Hampshire.Madi- son, WI, 1973. Baker and Special Collections/F/33/q.T47)

U.S. Census Office. Heads of Families at the Second Census ofthe United States Taken in the Year 1800: Vermont. Montpelier, VT: Vermont Historical Society, 1938. (Baker/312.743/qU50h)

U.S. Census Office. [Population Schedules of the 2dCensus of the United States, 1800, New Hampshire) 1 reel. [Washington: National Archives and kecords Service, 19601 Microfilm. (Microfilm/3561r/1800)

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Armstrong, Barbara K. 11dithjoIWAIfialongi .Bal- timore: Genealogical Pub. CO., 1984. Subject:NEW TORIC-CI NSUSe 1800-INDRIES (Baker/F/118/.A76/1984)

JoUson, Ronald U. New HaMilShlre 1800 Censusindeu. Bountiful, UT, Accelerated IndemIng Systems, 1977. (Baker/F/33/..133/ 1800)

Vermont: (Baker/F/48/.J33/1800)

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Eichholzt Ellice. State 111g.gt 1790-1830. [See entry Under U I

U.S. Census Office. [PoouittiOlLickedlikittlitiLUCensus of the IlliiiELERIRLAILNitialli=inl 3 reels.Washington: National firchlues and Records Service,1960. Microfilm. (Microflim/3861r/1810)

Uerrnont: 2 reels. (Microfilm /3862x/ 1810)

Jackson, Ronald U. New Hatnoshire 1810Census indeu. Bountiful, UT, accelerated ladeuing Systems, 1976. (Baker/F/33/.03;1810)

Vermont: (Baker /F/48/.J33/ 1810) Olt (labia Dm=

Eichholz, Mice. Free Black Reads of Householdsin the New York State Federal Census, 1790-1830. [See entryunder 1179O 55 U.S. Census Office. [Population Schedules of the 4th Census of the United States, 1820, New Hampshirej 3 reels. Washington: National Archives and Records Service, 1959. Microfilm. (Microfilm/3861r/1820)

Vermont: 3 reels. (Microf i lm/3862r/ 1820)

Jackson, Ronald U. New Hampshire 1820 Census Inden. Bountiful, UT: Accelerated Indening Systems, 1976. (Baker/F/33/.J33/1820) amid: (Baker/F/48/q.J33/1820)

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Eichholz, Alice. freLelack Heads of HeuseDold$111ke/lePLYEE. State Federal Census, 179O-1830. (See entry under [Mini

U.S. Census Office. [Population Schedules of the 5th Census of the United States, 1830. New Haimoshirel 5 reels. Washington: National Archives and Records Service, 1948. Microfilm. (Microfilm/3861r/1830)

Vermont: 6 reels. (Microf i 1m/3862r/1830)

Jackson, Ronald U. New Hampshire 183Q Wee Census. Bountiful, UT: Accelerated Indeeing Systems, 19Th (Baker/F/33/.J33/1830)

Vermont: (Baker/F/48/q.J33/1830)

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U.S. Census Office. R Censis of Pensioners for or Mil- itary Servicesal hUlji0eillgt32, and Placesp_f Rest- nee... Washington: Blair and Blues, 1841. ,H8,A.i!AVA MOOT23 en. Baltimore: kenealogical Pub. Co., 1965. Subject: PENSIONS, MILITARY-U.S.-REVOLUTION (Baker/E/255/.U42) 56 -53- iiklAJIAVA Yq63 23 8

U.S. Census Office. (Population $chedulpsof the 6th Census ot the United Stotasattl, Nipw Rompshirel 4 reels.Washington: National Rrchluei'and Retards Service, 1956?Microfilm. (Microfilm/3861r/1840)

Uejmont: 11 reels. (Microfilm /3862r/ 1e40)

Jackson, Ronald U. LiguOCensus Indeit. Bountiful, UT: Rcc.,ierated Indexing Sustains,1976. (Baker/F/33/.J33/1840)

Uermont: (Baker/F/48/.J33/1840)

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Jackson, Ronald U. liermont 1850 Mortolitg u1i thiuntlful, UT: Recelerated Indeiling Systems, 1980. (Baker/F/48/.J3325)

U.S. Census Office. t r C= 1 1 = United States, Mt Nett; Hampshire( 4 reels.Washington: National Rrchiues and Records Service, 1956?Microfilm. (Microf i 1m/3861r/1850)

Vermont: 12 reels. (Microfi;m/3862r/1850)

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Jackson, Ronald U. aptu Remnsthire 1050lodes. Bountiful, UT: Ac- celerated Indeuing Systems, 197C. (Baker/F/33/.J33/1850)

Uermont: (Baker/F/48/.J33/1850)

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Jackson, Ronald U. Eemont 1860 MortalitySchedule. Bountiful, UT: Accelerated Indeving Systems, 1980. (Baker/F/48/.J333)

U.S. Census liffie. [,Population Schedules of theath Censq4 of the liallatitato,18611,liellillaMligkel 3 reels. Washington: National !Whims and Records Service, 1956?Microfilm. (Microfilm/3861r/1860)

Vermont: 15 reels. (Microfilmi3862r/1880)

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U.S. Census Office. IPokulation Schedulesof the 9th Censutollhe Unjted States, 1870, New Hamoshirel 3 reels.Washington: National archives and Records Seruicer 1952? Microfilm. (Micro! ilm/3861r/1870)

16 reels. (Microfilm /3862r/ 1870)

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U.S. Census Office. IPopuiatio Census of the United States, 11180, New parmshirel IL reels.Washington: National archives end Records Service, 1952? Microfilm. (Microfilm/3861r'1880)

21) ; eels. (Microfilm 3858r/1880) Vermont: 1 reels. (Microf i im 3862r/1880)

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U.S. Census Office. (Pooulation Schedules of the 10thCensus of the United totes, jiig,Agolinaksjit lUdeul 13 reels. Washington: National archives and Records Seruke, 1%2. Mi- crofilm. (Microfilm 3861r/1880/index) 15 reels. (Microfilm/3862r/1880/1ndex) :).)1 I:11 10,) 58 BEST COPY AVAILABLE P pr n sc:

U.S. Census Office. 1 11 1 1 t 1. dews of Union Veterans of thj quilWar. 1 reel. Washington: National Archives and Records Service, 1948. New Hampshire ONLY. Subject: V3TRANS -U.S. (Microfilm/1898r)

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U.S. Census Office. multmeinatwatow_llasgeol9 reels. Washington: National Archives ond Records Service, 1978?Microfilm. (MIcrofilm/3861r/1900)

Clermont: 8 reels. (MI crof I 1m/3862r/ 1900) WM=

U.S. COMM Office. HMO States, 198O, NeW tierfiPt4re; *Weil laden]52 reels. Washington: Notional Archives and Records Service, 1978? Mi- crofilm. (Microfilm/3861r/1900/Index)

Vermont: 41 reels. (Microfilm/3862r/1900/Index)

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U.S. Bureau of the Census. 15th Census,jlakepolotionSched- ules), New Vomnshire. 7 reels. [WashingtoniBureau of the Census 119771 Microfilm. (Microfilm/3861r11910)

Vermont: 7 reels. (Micro! i 1m/3862r/ 1910)

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The Jones MicroteHt Center, located at the northeastend of the lower floor [Reserve Corridor /Orozco Frescoes) of Baker Libraryopposite the Map Boom, houses an entensive collection ofmicroform material which includes newspapers, journals, personalpapers, city directories, census data, and a large variety of governmentdocuments. The Center also contains en unusual collection of pre-twentiethcentury printed New Hampshire newspapers.

Microform material is information stored in reduced sizeon photo- graphic film. Microform is a general term for the threebasic types: microfilm, microfiche, and micro-opaque.

For more detailed information about the Jones Microteat Center, please refer to the publication tusiessuidejaihsdothsrmieott Center.

SELECTED COLLECTIONS:

Avery, David. The Daojd Avery fittping Papers. 13 reels. Princeton, cal 11@searchin the New York NJ: Datafilm Inc., 1978. State Library. Albany, NY: Microfilm. New York State Library, 1980. David Avery was a Congre- Microfiche. gationalist minister and One of several handy guides missionary to the newly- to the genealogical collec- established Dartmouth tions of major American re- College. This microfilm search libraries available in edition of his papers in- the Ed'icational Resources cludes a detailed guide Information Center (ERIC) with personal names. microfiche collection. (Microfilm/4034r) (ERIC /ED 186 303)

'Genealogy: An account of one's descent froman ancestor who did not particularlycare to trace his own". [Ambrose [Hemel

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Haldimand, Frederick. Sir Fred- Ing@BALHAymilliginIktg and erick Haldhnand: Unpublished Local Histories in the Library Paper's and Correspondence affekgr_e0.40 reels. Balti- 1758-1784. 115 reels. ten- more: megneCarte Sok Co., don: WOrld Microfilms, 1977. 1979: Microfilm!. Microfilm. Approximately 300 state and For an informative descrip- local histories have been ana- tion of this collection see: lyzed by the Local History and SchWarz, Gregory C. "The Genealogy Room of the Library Haldimand Papers on Micro- of Congress. The result is a f Dartmouth College list of nearly 170,000 Library Bulletin 25(NS), naMeS arranged alphabetically. no,2 (April 1985): 110-116. Witt) Stet- Subject: CANADA-IIISTOItt- mookAPilt6INmarit 1763-1791-S0MM (Microfilm/3907r) (Microfilm/3581r)

Iroquois Indians !Microform Lebanon, New Hampshire. Pro- a botiiinetthita AltOHs f the PrIetOirts end Tbwn Reedits, titiOlothat# 41 the §fii Winn§ i 161, i Ob. biatilititoiliki in thOir tios.2 r0111s: OMNI Woodbridge, CT: &Mach by ilyency of 110M, Puke &c- Pubs., 1984. Microfilm. ords Dim! Microfilm. "The Documents in the col- Original records of the town lection span a period from the of Lebanon, New Hampshire. earliest surviving sixteenth- Subject: LEBANON, NI.- century texts through the HISTORY-CM= year 1842." (Guide, p.vii) (M1crof Ilm/391Br/3917r) The extremely detailed guide includes personal names. Subject: IROQUOIS INDIANS-IIISTORT-SOURCRS (Microfilm/4207r)

"To most people the vision ofa city is that of streets, parks, rivers, bridges, and endless bus/LWcrowds in the open under the sky. But The idea whichmost weighs on me gal / sit here alone is thatof a vast uneuplored interiors with a million forms ofkiddeo life", WA Spender! BEST CRY AVAILABLE ;.A ritY) 61 -58-

IManchestery; Microfilms of the Moms Pavers. 1844-1860J 31 sheets. New 608 reels. Boston: Massachu- Heuen, CT: Research Pubs., setts Historical Society, 1954- 191?. Microfiche. 1959. Microfilm. 11061-10811 2 reels. New One of several collections of Haven, CT: Research Pubs, the papers of the presidents 1911. Microfilm. the United States available City directories offer the in the Dartmouth College family historian an oppor- Library. Like most micro- tunity to locate his/her form collections, a printed ancestor at a specific time/ guide accompanies the col- in a specific place. It lection and is essential to Source: A Guidebook of consult. American Genealogy (Ref/ Subiect: ADAMS, JOHN, C5/49/.565/1984) pro- PRESIDENT, U.S., 1135- vides a thorough discus- ISM-SOURCES sion of the usefulness of (Microfilm/242r) city directories. Stabled: MANCHESTER, N.11.-DIRECTORIES (Microfiche/498f and Microfilm/3599r)

OTHER CITY DIRECTORIES IN MICROFORM:

Baltimore, Maryland Boston, Massachusetts Concord, New Hampshire Illinois Towns Iowa Towns Keene, New Hampshire Nashua, New Hampshire New York, New York Philadelphia, Pennsyluania Portsmouth, New Hampshire Washington, D.C.

'llfben consulting any directory, keep in mind why it was com,oiled... If an individual mos not at home when the directory agent called, hisname may not appear for that particular year... If the ancestor is not there but should be check for misplaced letter spellingsTobin:on, instead of Thomson. for instance. Names may also be spelled wrong [Eakle, Arlene, ed. The Source: R Guidebook of American Genealogy, p. 389] ("jAVel,. Y903 Tea

62 BEST COPY AVAILABLE The State Pampers nomeatic foE U.S. Continental Congress. Papers_ the Years 1558-1603 of Eliza- of the Continental Congress, beth 111 reels. lids- 1774- 1789.' 182 reels. Wash- socks, England: Harvester Press, ington: National Archives and 19?7-1979. Microfilm. Records Service, 19?1. Micro- This is one of several out- film. standing collections repre- Another excellent collection senting the state papers of of primary documents. The various British monarchs. Index (Ref/Z/ I 238/q.B87) is Access to the microfilms an invaluable five volume is through the Calendar of compilation. State Pavers (Baker/DA/2S/ Subject: UNITED STATES- .E3) etc. HISTORY-REVOLUTION- Subject: GREAT BRITAIN- SOURCES RISTORY-TUDORS, 1485,- (Microfilm/2442r) 1603-SOURCES (Micrilm/3957r)

Western Reserve Historical Soci- Wheelock, Eleazar. Microfilm ety. Library. The Shaker Col- MiOrl of the Pedlars of Ma- lection. 123 reels. 61en Rock, /kV thightibaUttuagit NJ: Microfilming Corp. Of Amer- Eddy r likelLifisjj Dart- ico, 1976-1977. Microfilm. mouth id Moo s In- Included in this unique col- dian Charity School and lection of manuscripts of of the Town of Hanover, the United Society of Belie- New Hampshire Through jhe vers in Christ's Second Ap- Year 1779. 16 reels. Hanover, pearing are diaries, journals, NH: Dartmouth College, 1971. testimonies, and biographies. Microfilm. Issued with a guide. "The papers...are those re- Subject: SBA -ARCHIV sources of the Dartmouth Col- (Microfilm/2451r) lege that document the ca- reer of Eleazar Wheelock and also...the early history of Dartmouth..." [A Guide to the Microfilm Edition..., p. vii] Subject: DARTMOUTH COL- L R-HISTORT-SOURCES (Microfilm/1937r)

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NEWSPAPERS:

The Dartmouth College Library hasa considerable collection of eighteenth and nineteenth century newspapers from allover the country with special emphasis upon the New England region.Many of the early newspapers are available in the originalpaper edition. All the newspapers are listed on the Online Catalog. A chronological list is also available in the Jones Microteat Center and theReference Room. The following is a selective listing:

st Evening Transcript, 1830-1941. (Microfilm/4900 Each Monday and Wednesday the Boston Transcript devoteda column to genealogical queries. The personalnames listed in this column are indexed in The AmAmerican hical Index_ (Baker/Z/5313/q.U5A55)

Boston 6ozethi,1719-1798. (Microfilm/5960

Charleston Daily Courier (Charleston, SC), 1803-73. (Microfilm/1117r)

Columbian Centinel (Boston), 1784-1840. (Newspapers)

Connecticut Courant (Hartford), 1764-1820. (Microfilm/75r)

Daily Rita California (San Francisco), 1849-1891. (Microfilm/501d

Granite State Free Press (Lebanon, NH), 1844-1967. Indexes: 1848-92; 1856-1933. (Microfilm/331r)

Maine Farmer (Augusta), Jan. 1833-Dec. 18511. (Microfilm 767r, Reels 422-427)

Mcqland Gazette (Annapolis), 1745-1839. (Microfilm/1r-26r)

Massachusetts Gazette; and the Boston Weekly Newsletter, 1704- 1776. (Microprint/79.1)

Notional Intelligencer (Washington, D.C.), 1800-1869. (Microfilm/479r)

New Hampshire Gazette (Portsmouth), 1756-1836. (Newspapers) jth6t ildwY4;4614Mie,1726-1741; 1744-1773. (Microfilm/591r and 590r) 64 -61- 118AilAVA Y903T2,3E ?manioc* 6azetie (Philadelphia), 1728-1789. (Microfilm/505r)

The____Umes (London, England), 1785- (Microfilm/2150

thysifti (Williamsburg), 1736-1780. Indiums: 1736-1780. (Microfilm/147r)

SERIALS (JOURNALS, MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS):

1e s z is .nagujaa. Vol. 1-33, Jun. 1919 -Apr. 1952. The personal names mentioned in this magazine are indexed in the Virginia Historical Index (Ref/F/221/q.S93) Subject:VIRGINIA- GENEALOGY- PERIODICALS (m icrocard / 1026c)

PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY

TO CONTRTBUTORS: Mattes for the Genealogical department has accuistainted to such an extent that it is impossible to insert queries as soon as theyare received.In seeding matter to this department the following rubs must be o beolutely observed* L Names Lad dates must be clearly written.2. The full name and address of the writer must be gives. & Make all queries brief and dear.IL Writs on eise aide of the paper only. Do not use postal cards.I In answer's/ queries, idle date of the paper, the amber of the query and signature must be given. An- swers will be published soon after receipt..O. All letters received are presumilly ter publics Lim,. but if they are to be forwarded to contributors they must be sent In blank. stamped envelopes, accompanied by the number of the query and its signature. La most oz our correspondents do not oars to reply to letters excepting through the Transcript, it is unneospom-y to ask the editor if be has forwarded mail ea re- quested.Do not send letters to be forwarded excepting in accordanos with Rule 6, Remember that a blank, stamped envelope must be used. tack separate query must be accompanied by a Two Cent Btanip. Direct all ecsaniu.nications to GExEALOGICALDEPLanniam BOSTON TRANSCRIPT .11O31011SISIM.I.MMENn. PIRC115illiff AilIZIONMEIMMEMMIIIIN=1110.

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The Map Room of the Dartmouth College Library is located in Baker Li- brary off the southez;t end of the Reserve corridor, opposite the Jones MicroteHt Center. The collection contains over 95,000 maps, 2,000 atlases, and 23 globes. Among Ito many resources are numerous historical atlases, gazeteers, and sheet maps of places throughout the world with special emphasis upon New Hampshire, Vermont, and communities in the Upper Bailey. For more detailed information about the Map Room, pease refer to the publication A Guide to the Map Room.

Hours of Public Service: Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday-Sunday CLOSED

ATLASES ONO 6112ETEERS:

iimmann, Hektor, ed. Historischer findriot, John L. Township_fitlas lilies der Schweiz. Rarau: H.R. of the United States. McLean, Saueriander, 1951. UR: Rndriot Asset: ales, 1979. One of the many historical at- 1,411 counties and 22,000 lases characterized by care- townships are covered. ful and accurate detail. .71t1NM: MIME. - glfagrgl- MII CAI 61011141M- .10114rMINNIE -.Ali, EC-

E2ITWA&3IIVIIIMES-E421 (Map Room/G/1896A.S1A5) (Map RoomiG/1201/q.F7A64)

Beers, Frederick W. Atlas of Cappon, Lester J., ed. Atlas of Addison County, Vermont. Emig American History: The New York: F.W. Beers, 1871. Revolutionary Era, 1760-1790. Beers atlases are famous Princeton, NJ: Princeton Uni- for their detailed local uersity Press, 1976. history information. All "An impressive...nistorical at- counties of Vermont, as las...with extensive explanatory well as other states, were text and a detailed index". mapped by Mr. Beers, et al. [Guide to Reference Books, 9th ed., p. 1851 g RAM- (Map Room/G/1228/q.A4B4) hila

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Hurd, O.H. G. Co. Town and City Kirkham, E. Kay. littwalLigkat atiaxof the State of New and_Historical fitlas of the Hampshire. Boston: Q.N. Unit_pd States gf America. Hurd, 1892. Logan, UT: Euerton, 19M. "Compiled from government "Definitive for study of maps surveys, county records and of every kind, showing ever personal investigations". changing boundaries and dates [Subtitle] Local maps in- 1790-1900". EFilby, p. 311 clude names of homeowners. Subject: UNITED STATES- Subject: NEW HAMPSHIRE- HISTORICAL GECtO1APHY- MAPS HAPS (Map Room/G/1224/q.AIH8) (Map Room/G/1201/ q.S1K575)

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Among the large variety of materials of interest to the genealogist/ family historian in Special Collections, locatedon Baker Library's main floor, northwest corner, is the Gilman a. Frost card file (ca.7):7,0 cards) of Hanover, New Hampshire families entending fromthe founding of Hanover to the early 1900's. Families in the Lymeand Enfield areas are also represented by additional files. The papers of Uernon Hood, a collector from Plainfield, New Hampshire, also containgene- alogies for families in toe New Hampshirct communities of Plainfield and Cornish. Here, too, ere the Dartmouth College cemeteryrecords compiled by Professor Arthur Chivers.

Entensive and valuable collections of primald sources which include letters, diaries, journals and collections of personal and familypapers are also maintained in Special Collections. Among these are the papers of:

8112111000 MY? WORM: Material on Encield Shakers covering the period 1761-1973.

L.,L41.11Migiagg: Covers the period 1750-1950.

W StI024 Dartmouth College's most famous graau- ate. Microfilmed papers in Jones Microtext Center.

\WEIDEg WAlingS: Correspondence, diaries and documents chiefly relating to the family's settlement in Lancaster, New Hampshire. Includes separate papers of Senator John W. Weeks and Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks. Covers the period 1669-1972.

71H Ivitiag NTANIS: A unique collection of books and pamphlets concerning New Hampshire's White Mountains

HEN allogig: 19th Century Missionaries to Near East.

The College Archives maintains an enhaustive collection of documents, historical records and other sources pertaining to the histuru at the College and of Hanover. items include letter::, student publications, photographs and other iconography, and realia (canes, hats,mugs, etc.) in addition to official oublications. 68 vc100 7? 38 -65- BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Chapman, George T. Sketches of the Olumni of DartmouthCollege, From the First Graduation ip 1771 to the PresentTime, With a Brief History of the Institution. Cambridge, MR: RiversidePress, 1067. Fascinating biographical informationon the graduates of Dartmouth College. in addition to the directoriesirom this institution, the Library owns a number of alumni directories from other universities throughout the world.These are located in Baker Stacks and the Reference Room. egtamours co E,-q.031010149111 (Special CollectionsiLD/1435.4/.C47/0thercopies in Baker Stacks and Reference) among the many unique and fascinatingrare books is the following:

Lavoisne, C. D. Lauoicne's ComnigglimOgjol, Historicat, hroptilpgjohinamgraddmi Atlas, lkingikonffitraguaistm, Both

Oeqc1)f1taOO1Lb1arr11l1I4LfLtiIUhLiiOliftLF1tML- Jies From the Beg ' Raja of toe World: Together With the Uarious_Ponessions, foreign Wars, Battles of Renown and Hem; table guests, to the Battle of Waterloo, and GeneraLPeate of 1815; accoi g to tha lan of LeSage Greatlyimproupd. The Whole forming a Com- plete System of History and Geography. 2nd American ed. Philadelphia: M. Cary, 1820. yyy Ntet S ;114 gt4TI. Z NE 1,0ittiT (Rare Books/G/103041_38/1820) tv'Jst printed materials in Special Collectionsare listed in Baker's main catalog. On eytensive manuscripts catalog is also located inSpecial Collections; however, many manuscript recordsare being added currently to the Online Catalog.

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NEW HAMPSHIRE HISTORICAL NEWBERRY LIBRARY SOC'ETY 60 W. Walton Street 30 Perk Street Chicago, IL 60610 Concord, NH 03301 (312) 943-9090 (603) 225-3381

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The Abridged Compendium ofAmerican Genealogy. First Families of Americo, p. 30.

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-r; 411r: 414PS, p. 62.

tn..1:1' catigILICASS EA p. 23.

I"R*- .6.11EV: effSigilW 1). 49.

Age Search Information,p. 6.

Almanach de Gotha: Annuaire Gent3alogigue,Diplomatique at Statis- Rque, p. 25.

p. 33, 34.

An Alphabetical Dictionary of Coats nirs, p. 10.

American 0 British Genealogy It HeraldryaSelecledList of Books, p. 14.

American Antiquarian Society. attAggyp ofjle Manuscript Collec- tions, p. 3. Indeu of Obituaries inMassachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel, 1784-1840,p. 3.

American Association for State and LocalHistory, p. 4.

American Diaries: An Annotated Bibliographyof Published American Diaries wid Journals, p. 14.

A MGRECARI ORM11-3814112I.16;;TIAPi-1 Y,p.14.

American Geneblogical-BiogEaphical Indentofirnerican Genealogical, Biographical and Local History Materials,p. 25.

American Genealogical inden,p. 25. 3.18AilAVA Y903 Ta8 -68- BEST COPYAVAILABLE

American Name Society,p. 42.

American Newspapers,1021-1936, p. 14.

INIATIMPTION. 13x ,p.14.

N INVICOADIMMEIF P. 6.

limmann, Rektor. HistorischerAtlas der Schweiz,p. 62.

*Ancestor's lndeu". 10.11.11.1p. 26.

Andriot, John L. Township Atlas of the UnitedStatues, p. 62.

Annual Report of theTown Officers,p. 35.

Anselme de Saint-Marie. Histoire de la Maim Royalede France et des brands Officiers de InCouronne, p. 29.

Les Archives de Folklore,p. 40.

p. 24.

MBE --eR EA UM,P. 4) 37.

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.4-.1,:q#1:iti Et, Y. if:1,1 1 1 A1'L p. ?, 47.

Arksey, Laura. American Diaries. ftn linnotatgdBibliography of Pub- lished American Diariesand Journals,p. 14.

Armorial General: Precede d'un lationnaire desTermes du Blasco,p. 12

Armstrong, Barbara K.Indeu to the 1800 Censusof New York, p. 51.

fish, Lee. SubjectCollections, A. 3.

iaTte.1 E LAN'y 7 .23.

Atlas of Addison County,Vermont, p. 62. 72 69 BEST COPY AVAILABLE 3 18AJIAVA V903 238 titles of Early American History:The fievoWtionary Era, 1760-17901 p. 62.

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Avery, David.TheUght,fillgryliagri,p. 56.

"Baker's Fedaral Population CensusSchedules", p. 48.

T I I. E TIAM-01113170111111S,P. 58.

Bautier, Robert H. Les SourcesdeTHIstalre Economique at Societedu Mayen Age, p. 24.

Beers, Frederick W. Atlas ofNilson County, Vermont, p. 62.

Beers, Henry P. Guide to tite Arch ves of the foue ent of the Co n° federate States of America,p. 45,

Bell, James B. Searching/pi: YourAncestors: The HOW and Why of Genealogy, p. 2.

A Bibliogragyanidoblogrohips,p. 15.

Billigmeier, Robert H. The OW Lan0pn0 the New. The %lama's of Two Swiss Families in America in the1820's, p. 29.

Biographie tlniuerselle (Michaud).Apcienne et Moderne, p. 8.

CO-GP A IL 3, A.

Biography and Genealogy MasterIndelb p. 3.

The Book of Calendars,p. 17.

Tti S po. is lE p. 25, 58.

Boston Evening Transcript,p. 60.

Boston Gazette, p. 60.

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Roston Register 0' Business Directory,p. 25.

Boston Transcript, p. 60.

British lirchiues: fl Guide to flrchiue Resources inthe United Kingdom, p. 4.

Burke, Sir [John] B. The General Armory of England,_Scotland,Ireland and Wales, p. 9.

Burke's Family Index, p. 9.

Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the LandedGentry, p. 12. Burke's Irish Familyis, p. 10.

Burke's Peerage and Haronetagg, p. 10.

Burke's Royal Families of the World, p. 10.

Butler, John P. Index, The Papers of the Con den #el 1774- 1789, p. 3.

Calendar of Inquisitions Post Mortem and OtherIlnalggous Documents, p. 36.

Calendar of State Papers, p. 59.

Calendar of the !indent Deeds of the EHchequer Office,p. 37.

L p. 17.

The Cambridge Modern History, p. 17.

Camden Sozlety, London. Publications,p. 36.

--ifi.:1:111i14. LIE* Yp. 28, 40.

ci II 4 41:4 41117T w.gints.aws .:41,6PrcR p. 57.

(appall, Lester J. Atlas of Early Rmerican History: TheReuplutionary Era, 1760-1790, p. 62. 74 -71- 1181; OVAP103 1238 Catalogue of the Manuscript Collections'of the American antiquarian Society' p. 3.

0 Celebration of Rmerican FamilyFojklore: Tales and Traditions From the Smithsonian Collection,p. 35.

R Census of Pensioners forRevolutionary or Militaly Services,p. 52.

Census of the inhabitants of JheC9Iony of Rhode Island and Provi- dence Plaptotions, p. 49.

Cerny, Johni. The Source: A Guidebookof American Genealogy,p. 2.

Chancery Patent Rolls,p. 37.

Chapman, George T. Sketches of thealumni of Dartmouth College..., p. 65.

Charleston Doily Cowier,p. 60.

Chetham Society. Regutins Ilisterical0941tertirg__ Palatine Counties si p. 36.

Child, William. fl History of New Hampshire Volun- teers in the Rmerican Mil War, 1861-1065,p. 39.

Chiuers, Rrthur. Monmouth Collegecemetery records' p. 64.

Church of Jesus Cid-1st of Latter-DaySaints. SEE: 1,41))1RIVAiiINII

CM= REGST Sp. 36, 38, 45, 46.

1RE):TlioR 25, 58. INS, p. 9, 12, 13, 27.

Codman, Ogden. latieu of Obituariesin Eoston Newsumillia-1101, P. 3.

Cokayne, George E. The Complete peerageof England, Scotland, !m- aul,eat Britainandt Atilatealin p. 31. 3.18AJIAVA Y900 1238 72 BEST COPY AVAILABI f

Coldham, Peter W. English Convicts in Colonial America, p. 25.

171- l OD&IVRES V4 1'1RIMILIMENNEMENS,p. 65.

Colonial Families owe United States of fimerica..., p. 27.

Colonial Gravestone Inscriptions in the State of New_RaInoshice, p. 27.

The Colonial Society of Massachusetts. Publications, p. 40.

Columbian Centinel, p. 3, 60.

Committee for a New England Bibliography, p. 14.

Complement to Genealogies in the Library of Congress: I1 Bibllogra- Mg, P. 15.

11tomplete Guide to Heraldry, p. 11.

The Complete Peerage of _England, Scotland, !Mang, irealfritaiami Ike United Kingdom Extant, Extinct or Dormant, p. 31.

=:, ti0.19 53 p. 58.

iidifirsliF95119RA MON AlAir4.!. .45.

affix,p. 48.

Connecticut Courant, p. 60.

Connecticut Iiiiterical Society. Bulletin, p. 40. Collections, p. 32.

T gagsp. 32, 40.

.71 , iTT W p. 32, 40.

Connecticut 1670 Census, p. 48.

g 1v117- REp. 64.

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T!T T EU, p. 39, 62.

Crandall, RaInh J. Genealogical ResearchIn New Englaiol, P. 4.

masn,p. 11.

Cutter, William R. New England Families,Genealogical and Memorial, P. 8.

Daily Alta California, p. 60.

MIVIIENTBI LRAM, p. 56, 59, 64, 65.

RT I!! T gagg-§E@INAM O. 65.

T T H LE1:3)2 UMW, p. 66.

Dartmouth Collegebra y bullet p, p. 40, 48, 5 ?.

L 41161ite gagatt, Q. 40. Daughters of the American Revolutian. Wogdt thejlgot (Ancestor's p. 26.

The David Avery Papers, p. 56.

Debrett's Peerage and Baronetage,p. 10.

EitEtEirtiS4ENIEI, p. 34.

Dictionary of American Biography,p. 8.

A Dictionary of British Surnames,p. 28.

Dictionary of National Biography,p. 8.

Dictionnaire Genealogique des Famiaes EffinadiennesMillis Ia Fonda- tion de Ia Colonie Jusqu'a Nus lours,p. 28.

Digested Summary and Alphabetical List ofPrivate Claims..., p. 35.

Directory of Archives and ManuscriptRepositories, p. 7. iniggic9IMM,4481-E -74-

Directory of Genealogical Societies inthe U.S.A. and Canada...,p. 5.

Directory of Historical Societies and Agenciesin the United States and Canada, p. 4.

Directory of the Ancestral Heads of NewEngland Families, 1620-1700, p. 27.

Doane, Gilbert H. Searching for YourAncestors: The How and Whysf Genealogy, p. 2.

Documents and Recongto theProvince (State and Towns) of New Hampshire..., p. 32.

Domeqlay Book: 0 Survey of the Countiesof England "Fiber de Win- tonia," p. 37.

Doyle, James W.E. Official Baronage ofEngland, p. 11.

p. 28.

Dutch immigrants in H.S. Ship PassengerMan 18201802, P. 28.

Eakie, Arlene. The Source: B Guidebookof Merlon Genealogy, p. 2.

Eichholz, Mice. Free Black Heads ofHouseholds in the New York State Federal Census, 1790-1030,p. 49-52.

Elvin, Charles N. fl Hand-book ofMottoes Borne byllitlioAlilly,Sgt. lEy, Cities, Public Comnantol, p. 11.

jacycjapedia of American Quake: p. 27.

fneydapedia of Heralgry. SEE: The General firtnory_ofingiong...

EA!i p. 64.

English Convicts in Colonial limelca,p. 25.

English Historical Review, p. 40.

English Place-Name Society. 'Survey of EnglishPlace-Names' p. 26. 78 wh- mol=MONENIII.1 -75- 1.18 §1161394kigaBLE

ralfroxas-znir ). ??.

Essen Institute. HistoricalColigsVhst p. 41.

Ethnic Genealogy: fl ResearchGuide, p. 23.

MinerinNORCTIONMEN,p. 1?.

Evans, Helen F. Inden of Referencesto American Women in Colonial Newspmers Through 1800,p.4. Fairbairn, James.FairbairLs_s_of Great Britain and Ireland,p. 11.

Fairbairn's Book of Crests...,p. 11.

Family Names: How Our SurnamesCame to America, p. 2 ?.

H p. 15125, 28.

TT i Li Ps Ep. 35. Farmer, John. A GenealogicalRegister- England, p. 30.

Farmers' Almanac, p. 34.

Farmer's Register. SEE: Farmer,John.

Federal Land Series. A Calendarof Archival Materialson the Land Patents Issued by the UnitedStates Government...,p. 35.

Federal Population Censuses1M-1890,

Filby, P. William. American CrBritish GenealogyHeraldry: A Selected List of Books, p. 14. Passengerand Immigr_ation Lists Bibliography, 1538 - 1900..., p. 24. Passengarand Immigration Lists Index...,p. 26. Philadelphia NaturalizationRecords..., p. 26.

"Finding Aids to the MicrofilmedManuscript Collections of the Genea- logical Society of Utah,"p. 45. 79 3J8AJIAVA Y903I-23E 76 BEST COPY AVAILABLE

Finding Our Fathers: II 6uidebookto Jewish Genealogy,p. 23.

Fire Insurance Maps,p. 63.

First Census of the UnitedStates, 1790, Neu: Hriateshire,p. 49.

First Census of the UnitedStates, 1790, Vermont,p. 50.

p. 35, 40.

FE LiLlticiE4012219124rag.6.1)1A.V1,p. 40.

...Foreign Genealogical Research,p. 7.

Foster, Janet. British Archives:B Guide to Rrchius Resourcesin the United Kingdom, p. 4.

Fou-Davies, firthur C. 0 CompleteGuide to Heraldry, p. 11.

F .411 itli3RAPMYp. 8, 29.

F p. 29, 38.

Free Black Heads of Households in the New York State FederalCensus, 1790-1830, p. 49-52.

'TMA MIR r i ECA1S, p. 43.

Frost, Gilman D. (Hanover, NewHampshire Families] p. 64.

Gardner, David E. Genealogical Research in England and Wales,p. 22.

Gateway to America; GenealogicalResearch in the New York State libraty, p. 56.

Genealogical and BiogLaPhical Research:R Select Catalog of National Rs-chives Microfilm Publications,p. 7.

Genealogical and Family p. 30.

ft Genegliggical and HistoricalAtlas of the United Statesof Rmerica, p. 63.

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Genealogical Er Local History Booksin Print, p. 16.

Genealogical Dictionary of Maineand New Hampshire, p. 30.

H Genealogical p. 30.

Genealogical Evidence: R Guide tothe Standard of Prof...,p. 23.

H Genealogical Guide: On indexto British Pedigrees...,p. 16.

"The Genealogical Library of theChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints," p. 46.

The Genealogical Magazine,p. 41.

Genealogictapegister of the First Settlersof New -Enand..., p. 30.

Genealogical Research in England andWades, p. 22.

Genealogical Researcti in New ul, p. 4.

Geneelogical Society of the Churchof Jesus Christ of Latter -day Saints. PreliminarySyrueysLtkeEtplismaglislips,p,

tE4N E AL 17.1IIes41 Karin p. 66.SEE fiLSO: Genealogical Society of the Church of JesusChrist of Latter-day Saints and fvlicORIvlq :ON !An tal: IviqloN 1

Genealogical Tables and Lists andGeneral Wien, p. 17.

Genealogies in the Library of Congress:H Bibliography, p. 15.

The Genealogist's Guide,p. 16.

II Genealogist's Handbookfor New Englaad Research,p. 6.

EinE A p. 2, 7, 28.

Lin?" E W-5113111 P. I1Yp. 14, 15, 16.

E =V? I 21, IN tilEeu1c:ft p. 23.

EXEMEME MAIMD. 40-44, 61. 81 iitIAJIAVA MOT238 -78- BEST COPY AVAILABLE &IIIIMA!P. 25.

The General Rrmovy of England, Scotland, Irelandand Wales, p. 9.

General Society of Mayflower Descendants.PAW:lower IndeR, p. 2 ?.

ADAM' WriNeNZIONCALI,p. 43.

1411411EINT-CONEALIMESOMOUNSIS,p. 32.

tr, CAES4MANIef, p. 23.

anaMST-Eigiranglan 0152VMM,P. 37.

Glossary of Terms Used inHeraldry, p. 11.

Gough, Henry. II Glossaryof Terms Used in Heraldry,p. 11.

Granite State Free Press,p. 60.

Granite State Monthly,p. 41.

6180 IG84A-g8 p. 8, 31.

I TIIN-44M 1 .4.1il p. 36.

,;;F.4E"A WEIA I N4EtN E p. 10, 22, 23, 28, 31, 36, 3 ?.

tir OEM WIRT -4F.1 rt!r Yp. 15, 16.

@MOEHAN4ASIMIT,p. 12.

EINTAXT-EllitEWP ' TiRUM, p. 36, 3?, 38, 40.

!Minis .36-38, 59.

Sq..) -ER k4E 1. r : p. 24.

MAI? IROA I :4411IIMarifT p. 59.

MTNT 3111M1314038L I p. 9, 10. -79- BEST COPY AVAftABLE

JJ z;.;:f p. ltio 11, 51.

Great Britain. Public RecordOffice. atelaid r of InquisitionsPost Mor- ten, and Other AnalogousDocuments, p. 36. [Publicationsof the List and laden Society]p. 3 ?.

Great Britain. RecordCommission. Dolor EcciesiasticusTemp. Henri U111. RuctoritateRegia Institfitus, p. 36.

The Greenlaw intim of theNew England Historic GenealogicalSociety, p. 6.

Greenlaw, William Prescott,p. 6.

Greenwood, Ual D. The Rese reheeGuide toR.tnerican Genealogy, p.22.

Gregory, Winifred.rnetflim NeWsaapersJOZ/-1936* p. 14.

Guide to Foreign GenealogicalResearch, p. 7. Wide toGenealog,p. 7. R Guide to Newspaper Winesin_ New Englund, p. 6.

Guide to the firchiues oftheng.nt of the ConfederateStates of America, p. 45.

Guide to the Research Collectionsof the Maryland HistoricalSociety..., p. 46.

Haldimand, Frederick. Sir FrederickHaldimand: Unpublished Papers and Correspondence 175B-1784,p.

"The Haldimand Paperson Microfilm", p 57.

Haley, Rim [Quote]p. 29.

Hamilton-Edwards, Gerald. in Searchof British Ancestry,p. 23.

Hand-book of Mottoes...,p. 11.

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1.,i14- 'Yr.% p. 59, 64.

Harleien Society. Publications,p. 36.

k A.F.LAN Tp. 64.

Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups,p. 17.

Haskell, Jr., John D. New Haropikirt_a_kbikapply_o_f_Mistory,p. 14.

Heads of Families at the Firsi Census of the United StatesTaken in the Year 1790, p. 0, 50.

Heads of Families CA the LepioLCAIsus of the unitedStales the Year 1800, New Hampshire, Vermont,p. 50.

p. 11, 12, 13.

LtifiRYtoga 9, 10.

TifvLi4.-,LlipR 7 p. 1G.

Hinshaw, William W. EncyclopgslipaamsIan _Quaker Genealogy, p. 27.

t111-11r- N Cf41.344-11 p. 23.

Histoire de la blphkgapyglera,s Officiers de la Couroriae, p. 29.

Histoire Generale de Paris, p. 39.

Historical Collections, p. 41.

p. 40-44.

Historical Records Survey. New Hampshire. 1m:cantonof the Roman Catholic Church Records in New Homshire,p. 46.

I K.:JET 1.E p. 4.

iiisterinherjitiet tar Schweiz, p. 62. 84 -81- 3.18A1 Y10 BEST COPYAVAILABLE p. 17.

Histdry of Newbury, Vermont...,p: 39.

R History of the Fifth Regiment WhiaHampshire Holunteersin tit American Caell War, 1861-186%

History of Windham COunty,,Condfitilciitipa 39.

Holbrook; jay M. Conhectitut, IOU tOOPS, p. 40. Neer Hampshire Residents, 1633 -16Q9,p. 48. New Hampshire 1732 Census,p. 40. New Hampshire 1776,Celishti 01 49 iihodeltinad082 ceiouSi p. 49. Het-Mont 1771 censusI. 40;

Holmes; Frank 11. Oirector0atifth-Ohthstral.fleads_igloati Families, p. 21.

Hood, Vernon. [Plainfield andtoraith, WeW HatapShire Gebealogiesi p. 64.

Hook, J. N. Family Names: Hold0..4. kit-41110s Came to America,p. 27.

third, O. H. B Co. Totim and citg Rik% tit OwMath hf New ilattpshir4, p. 63.

EL1,1 EleaI P. :CT p. 58.

Immigrant and Passenger Arrivals,p. 7.

1,1:1114 RANT p. 5, 7, 24, 26,, 29,

in search of British fincestry,p. 23.

index of Obituaries in BostonNewspapers 1704-1800, p. 3.

Index of Obituaries in MinsachusettsCentinel and Columbian Centi- nel, 1784-1040, p. 3.

Index of References to Rmerican_Wamenin Colonial Newspapers Through 1800, p. 4.

Index of the Roils of Honor (fincestvr'sIndex) in the lineage Books, p. 26.

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Indeu, The Pamrsof the ContinentalCongress, 1774-1789,p. 3.

Indeu to limericanGenealogies..., p. 15.

IndeH to Biographies in State and LocalHistories in the Libraryof Con- gress, r. 57.

Indeu to the 1800Census of Neu, York,p. 51.

Indeued County apd Railroad PocketMapinclihimperss Guide to Vermont. p. 63.

CA4REWAST,p. 23, 46, 57.

srti gesTBODEEN, p. 36.

Inuentory of the Ro Catholic Church Recordsin New ligmoshirs, p. 46.

p. 58.

T, p. 10.

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