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{NOTE: Many of these items may not be in print at this time. They are listed here to let people know that they do exist, and copies may be found through the authors, or in libraries.} Issue # 1, = None listed in Issue 1

Issue # 2, April 1979 = Courage Through Adversity, by John B. Beyea, R. R. # 8, , NB, E3B 5W5. = Descendants of Edmund and Jane (Webb) Price, by Fred Amos, Myrtle Perry and Gerald Keith = New Brunswick Census Records = see the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick for a listing of all census books available. = A Guide to the Manuscript Collection in the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, by Ann B. Rigby {out of print, and much data added since this was published. = The Libby Family Genealogy 1602-1881, a re-print was for sale from Mr. Clark Libby, Portland Farm Road, Scarborough, Maine. Issue # 3, July 1979 = Lost In Canada, a quarterly publication, by Joy Reisinger {1020 Central Ave, Sparta, Wisc, USA 54656} This is mainly about French ancestry from Quebec and Ontario that crossed the boarder into the US. Data from both sides of the line is included. = Passamaquoddy - Genealogies of West Isles Families, by Martha Ford Barto {Clam Cove Head, Fairhaven, Deer Island, NB} = Planters and Pioneers, 1749-1775, by Esther Clark Wright* {deceased} NS took in NB for this time period. Her source materials are on deposit at {?}, in NS. = Samphire Greens: The Story of the Steeves, by Esther Clark Wright* = Alexander Clark, Loyalist, by Esther Clark Wright* = People and Places I, New Brunswick, by Esther Clark Wright* = Bloomindon Rose, by Esther Clark Wright* = The Loyalist of New Brunswick, by Esther Clark Wright* = Saint John Ships and Their Builders, by Esther Clark Wright* * {Esther Clark Wright's books might be available in the NB Mesuem Book Store, Douglas Ave, Saint John, NB.} = Early Marriage Records of New Brunswick (1776-1839), {Saint John City and County}, by B. Wood-Holt. Holland House Inc., P.O. Box 7045, Station A., Saint John, NB E2L 4S4 = A Chronicle of Irish Emigration to Saint John, New Brunswick 1847, by J. Elizabeth Cushing, Teresa Casey and Monica Robertson. {books might be available in the NB Mesuem Book Store, Douglas Ave, Saint John, NB.} = Genealogical Research in Nova Scotia, by Terrance M. Punch, pub. by Petheric Press Limited, P.O. Box 1102, Halifax, NS B3J 2X1. Issue # 4, = none Issue # 5, January 1980 = The Loyalist Dickinsons of New York, by Norris Mageson Whiston {Apt. 10, Canbrain House, R. R. #1, Brockfield, Nova Scotia, B0N 1C0} Issue # 6, April 1980 = Early Settler of Cumberland Township, Nova Scotia, by Mrs. Louise Walsh Throop, published in the Sept & Dec 1979 issue of National Genealogical Society Quarterly. = This Old Monmouth of Ours, (1032) reprint 1974, by Wm. S. Hornor, 400 pp of local history and genealogy of Monmouth Co, New Jersey. = Book of the Dead of Monmouth County, reprint of George Caster Martin's Cemetery lists. = Nova Scotia 1770 Census, published by the Chicago Genealogical Society. Issue # 7, July 1980 = Joseph Russell, Miramichi Shipbuilder and Financier, by Grant Nielsen. Mr. Russell was a Scotish immigrant who settled on the Miramichi, pre 1818, and eventually settled on Beaubear's Island. = The Sands of Times, a quarterly published by the Grand Manan Genealogical Society. {Contact: Mrs. Deborah Daggett. P.O. Box 34, North Head, Grand Manan, NB, E0G 2M0} = Israel Kenny and His Descendants, by E. W. Bell (a reprint of the 1944 edition) {Florence Bell, 7706, Windsor St, Vancouver, BC, V5X 4A5} = Kings County Marriage Register, Vol. I 1812-1828, by Cleadie B. Barnett {out of print} = Our Ancestors and Their Descendants, Vol. I - The Barnetts, by Cleadie B. Barnett {out of print / will exchange data with interested parties} = L'Association Genealogique et Historique Acadienne, P.O. Box 668, Manchester, NH, USA 03105. Issue # 8, October 1980 = New Brunswick History - A Checklist of Secondary Sources and New Brunswick History Check List, First Suplement, published by the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick in 1971, and The Legislative Library in 1974 respectively. {First is out of print, the second may be also.}

Issue # 9, January 1981 = The Northumberland News {P.O. Box 517, 13 Henderson St, Chatham, NB, E1N 3A8} had a small genealogical column called Genealogy Box, published by Mrs. Lois Martin. = Loyalist and Land Settlement in Nova Scotia, by Marion Gilroy, 1973 and reprinted in (1980's). {Loyalist, 57 Primrose St, Dartmouth, NS, Canada, B3A 4C6} = Gubbin's New Brunswick Journals, pub. by NB Heritage Publications, care of Kings Landing Historical Settlement, P.O. Box 522, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5A6. Reprint of the journal kept in 1810-1816. = The Johnson Family of Millstream, by Daniel F. Johnson, of Saint John, NB. = Underhill Genealogy, Volumns 5 & 6, David L. Underhill, of Fredericton, NB, supplied most of the data for these two volumns, mostly Canadian Underhills. {L. G. Underhill, 208B, Huntington Drive, Lakewood, NJ, USA 08701} = Young Family, a series of articles publisehd in the St Croix Courier, St Stephen, NB, prepared by Melvin Chase, of Concord, New Hampshire, USA. Begun 15 Oct 1980. = Wordens Past, a genealogical newsletter by Mrs. Wm. (Pat) Worden {1201 Gelndale, Midland, MT, USA 48640} = The North West Miramichi, A History of the Locality, with Genealogies and History of the Menzies, Sinclair, Curtis and Mullin Families, by Doreen Menzies Arbuckle. {883 Mountain View Ave, Ottawa, ON, K2B 5G1} This work gives a lot of governmental data that pretains to all of NB. Issue # 10, April 1981 = Your Side of The Family {care of Camden Office of the Courier-Gazette, 22 Main St, Camden, Maine, USA 04843} A genealogical column writtem by Lauralee Clayton. = Stearns Genealogy, Marian M. Frye (compiler of the multi- vol. Tingley Family Revised) was undertaking to have the 1901 edition of the Stearn genealogy reprinted. = Stinson, Mrs. Edward W. Ames sent word she had deposited copies of her data re the Stinson family, at the NB Museum and the Regional Library, both in Saint John. = The Crab Tree, a Crab, Crabb, Crabbe, Crabtree and allied families newsletter. Published by Duane E. Crabtree {255 Washington St, Arlington, MA, USA 02174} = The Barker-Joslyn Family Tree Climber, a family newsletter published by Jonathan Bacon {7613 Flint #A, Shawnee, KS, USA 66214} = The Birth of A Province - Pertinent Historic Dates In the Bicentenial Year: 1984, New Brunswick, by C. Alexander Pincombe (1980) = Fort Hughes - A Study, Eugene C. Campbell & Ellen Wright. A brief study of the History of Fort Hughes, on the Oromocto River where it joins the Saint John River. {P.O. Box 31, Oromocto, NB} = French Lake, by Eugene C. Campbell {P.O. Box 31, Oromocto, NB} This is about the French Lake that is off the Oromocto River, beyond the towm of Oromocto. = St Paul Island - Graveyard of the Gulf, by Carle A. Rigby {P.O. Box 365, Hartland, NB, E0J 1N0} Covers 200 years of this little known island in the Cabot Straight off the Nova Scotia coast. = A History of Hartland, by Carle A. Rigby {see above} = Calling All Dobsons, Cleadie B. Barnett {out of print} A collection of data made by CBB and Bernice Richards, as well as others, about the Dobson family in England, NB, and the US. Issue # 11, July 1981 = The Descendants of Daniel and Elizabeth (Disbrow) Keith, by Fred Amos, Myrtle Perry and Gerald Keith = Nouvelles Genealogiques & Historiques, by Mme Rosaline Guitard {C.P. 485, Petit-Rocher, NB, E0B 2E0} A quarterly newsletter, in the French language. = Old North Esk - On the Miramichi, by W. D. Hamilton {Princess Enterprises, 220 Surrey Cresent, Fredericton, NB, E3B 4L3} = Descendants of Donald McBride, by Mrs. Donald E. McKenzie {8120 East Woodbridge Road, Acampo, CA, USA 95220} = Our Family Tree - Acadian - Colonial - Loyalist and Mayflower, by Mrs. Leatha Sisson {out of print}

Issue # 12, October 1981 = Brief Case, a Case family newsletter, by Glenda E. Thayer {P.O. Box 98234, Tocoma, WA, USA 98499} = L'Etoile d"Acadie, the Acadian newsletter is published by the Acadian Genealogical and Historical Association {P.O. Box 668, Manchaser, NH, USA 03105} = Teacher's Genealogical Helper, by Leatha Sisson {out of print} Issue # 13, February 1982 = Canadian Genealogist, Generation Press {172 King Henrys Boulevard, Agincourt, ON, M1T 2V6} A quarterly publication for all of Canada. = The Old Burying Ground - Fredericton, New Brunswick, by Louise Hill, an annotated record of the persons buried in this cemetery. Vols. I & II. Published by the Heritage Trust {P.O. Box 546, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5A6} = Those Days Are Gone Away, Queens County, NB 1643-1901, by (Mrs.) Marian Ricker {247 Charlotte St, Apr. 11, Fredericton, NB, E3B 1L5} This work contains excerpts of Janet (Hendr) McDonald's diary (1857-1868) and a list of residents in the various communities, taken from an 1865 directory. Issue # 14, June 1982 = A Preliminary Family History of the Descendants of John Hill, by John Beyea, R. R. # 8, Fredericton, NB, E3B 5W5.

Issue # 15, October 1982 = Staples Family History Association, 1570 Waterwitch Dr, Orland, FL. USA 32806. = The Nova Scotia Genealogist, NS Genealogical Society quarterly. = New Brunswick Vital Statistics From Newspapers and later, Vital Statistics From New Brunswick Newspapers, multi volumns, by Daniel F. Johnson, P.O. Box 2387, Saint John, NB E2L 3V6 Issue # 16, May 1983 The following items marked with * have been published by NON- ENITY PRESS, Fredericton, NB, and some may be out of print. = * Early Loyalist Saint John - The Origin of New Brunswick Politics 1783-1786, by David G. Bell. Detailed history of Saint John's beginning, plus a listing of American (civilian) Loyalist who arrived by sea. = * The First History of New Brunswick, by Peter Fisher, 1825, reprint 1983. = * Fredericton History: Two Centuries of Romance, War, Privation and Struggles, by W. G. MacFarlane. Originally published in the St. John Sun, 1893, reprint. = * Kingston and The Loyalist of the "Spring Fleet" of 1783, by Walter Bates, one of the Loyalist. Contains data about the Loyalist's early days in Connecticut. First published in Saint John, NB, in 1889. Edited with notes by W. O. Raymond. = * The Open Hand, by W. D. Kearney, originally published in Presque Isle, Maine, in 1864. An epic poem dealing with the early settlement of NB and Maine along the Saint John River. = * The Story of The Great Fire of Saint John New Brunswick in 1777, by George Stewart. Published in 1877 only months after the fire. Includes map of the city and lists of businesses, homes and people affected. = * The Mysterious Stranger - Henry More Smith, by Walter Bates, first Sheriff of Kings Co, NB. Published in 1817. A true story of the most remarkable prisoner in NB jails. = * A Bird's-Eye-View of Fredericton (1882) An historical map. = * A Bird's-Eye-View of Woodstock (1889) An historical map.

Issue # 17, Jul 1983 = Passenger and Immigration List Index, by P. William Filby and Mary K. Meyer. A guide to published records of immigrant arrivals in the US and Canada. Published by Gale Research Co., {Book Tower, Detroit, Michigan, USA, 48266} 1981, Lib. of Congress Card No. 80-15404 ISBN 0-8103-1099-6 = Passenger and Immigration List Index, by P. William Filby and Mary K. Meyer. 1982 Supplement (Published as above) ISSN 0736-8267 ISBN 0-8103-1197-6 = Loyalist Families, by Cleadie B. Barnett & Elizabeth S. Sewell. {Elizabeth S. Sewell, 54 McKay Drive, Fredericton, NB, E3Q 3S2} Prepared for the Fredericton Branch of The United Empire Loyalist Association of Canada. Lists the Loyalist family of members as well as some extra families. = Fletcher - O'Leary Periodical, George Bidlake, editor {75 Albert St, Fredericton, NB, E3B 2C5} = Hang On To Your Hatts, William S. Hatt, MD {4402 Camino Real, Sarasota, FL, USA 33581} Details the desc. of Jacob Hatt, who came to Halifax, NS in 1751, descendants to NB and US.

Issue # 18, = Calling All Dobsons, a Mr. Earle Dobson, has taken up the task of a family organization. He proposes the name The Dobson Family Society. His address was 26 Kenninghall Blvd., Mississauga, ON, L5H 1J4.