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"The Loyalists of New Brunswick" by Esther Clark Wright printed by Lancelot Press, Hantsport, N.S.

"Early Loyalist, Saint John" by D.G. Bell , printed by New Ireland Press, Fredericton, N.B.

"The King's Loyal Americans: The Canadian Fact" by B. Wood-Holt, Printed Holland House Inc., Saint John, N.B.
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1. [NJ5] General Index to the Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Ricord. An index to the first ten volumes of the New Jersey Archives. References to about 7500 individuals and to hundreds of special subjects relating to the founding and settlement of colonial New Jersey. (1888, repr. 1994), 198 pp., hardbound, $22.50.

2. [NJ2] Guide to Family History Sources in the New Jersey State Archives, compiled by Barker, Jones and Niederer. This guide describes the vast genealogical holdings of the Archives, and gives directions on how to request copies of the documents by mail. Softbound, $8.00.

3. [NJ3] A New Jersey Biographical Index, Sinclair. Comprehensive finding aid for 100,000 New Jersey biographies and associated portraits, in effect an index to the biographical contents of 237 sources. (1993), 859 pp., hardbound, $60.00.

4. [NJ12] New Jersey from Colony to State, 1609-1789, McCormick. A history of the state. (1981), 191 pp., softbound, $12.95.

5. [NJ13] New Jersey and the Revolutionary War, Bill. A survey of the major military developments as well as the social and economic effects of the war in New Jersey. (1964, repr. 1992), 117 pp., softbound, $11.95.

6. [NJ14] Old Burial Grounds of New Jersey: A Guide, Sarapin. Not only does the author describe New Jersey burial grounds, she also introduces you to the history and lore of old graveyards, shows you how to read epitaphs, how to date gravestones by style, how to restore an abandoned graveyard, and how to find the stories of the people buried there. (1994), 224 pp., softbound, $14.95.
I have this one too, but was a little disappointed with it. For example, there is an entry for the Old First Church Cemetery that is listed as being "on Broad near Market Street, downtown Newark." The author then advises, "Park on Edison Place to view this cemetery dating from 1719. The church was first a Puritan congregation, then a Presbyterian one, and contains graves from the 1700s of Newark's earliest citizens." Too bad for you if you follow her advice, because the graves were moved almost a hundred years ago to (I think) Fairmont Cemetery. There is a memorial garden at Old First, but unless you go when the building is open you can't get access to it from the street. This book doesn't even mention the Old Burying Ground in Caldwell that I pass every day. Makes me skeptical about the scholarship of the rest of the book, but as this is a topic about which I am quite ignorant I am trying to glean something from it.
Old Burial Grounds of NJ a guide/Janice Kohl Saraphin ISBN 0-8135-2110-6 New Brunswick, NJ Rutgers University Press c1994
This book covers old NJ Cemeteries but it also shows markings and explains meanings. Available at SLC FHL but apparently not filmed yet.

7. [GER45] Story of the Palatines, Cobb. History of the Palatinate communities along the Rhine River in Germany, of the turmoil which led to the emigration to the American colonies in the early 1700s, and of their settlement in the Carolinas, Virginia, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and New York. (1897, repr.), 336 pp., softbound, $23.50.

(Limited Copies Available!) 8. [NJ9] Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey: Calendar of New Jersey Wills, Administrations, Vol. III, 1751-1760, Honeyman. (1924, repr. 1994), 469 pp., softbound, $42.00.

(Discounted Books!) 9. Some Early Records of Morris County, New Jersey: 1740-1799, Stryker-Rodda. Transcrip-tions and abstractions of a variety of useful records (poor records, town books, ratables, tavern licenses, poll lists, and more. (1975), 225 pp., paper, was $15.00, now $10.00.

10. Revolutionary Census of New Jersey: An Index, Based on Ratables, of the Inhabitants of New Jersey During the Period of the American Revolution, Kenn Stryker-Rodda. [Note that these volumes are UNBOUND ONLY!] Federal census returns for New Jersey for the years 1790, 1800, 1810 and 1820 are not extant, so this compilation provides an important substitution for these commonly used records. (1972), 389 pp., unbound, was $20.00, now $10.00.
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The Harrisons of New Jersey : a partial genealogy from the lineage of Richard Harrison and some allied families, 1600-1990 / compiled and edited by Jean Harrison Stokes Childs.

New Jersey Genealogy. New York Lewis historical publishing company, 1910. 4 v. fronts., illus., plates, ports. 28 cm.
This is at the NJ Historical Society, the Morristown Public Library and for sale at The Old Book Shop, 4 John Street, Morristown, NJ 07960 (for about $125 I think- it's in excellent condition).

"Does the Joint Free Public Library of Morristown and Morris Township loan out materials to other libraries?"
Generally, yes, the Library does participate in an inter-library loan program. However, our local history department is a non-circulating collection, and we will only lend materials if we have them in book form and on microfilm. Requests should be made through your local library. We are happy to send photocopies of material (up to 20 pages at 20c per page, plus postage) and we will also do up to an hour's research in response to a written query. Just send a letter to the Local History Dept. at 1 Miller Rd., Morristown, NJ 07960 - be as specific as possible and let us know sources you have already used. We would be delighted to have any research notes you might have for our collection. If you need more detailed research doing, we also have a list of professional genealogists who work for a fee - we would be happy to send it to you. Lesley Douthwaite, Head, Local History & Genealogy Dept.

Wright, William B. Ball Family Records: Genealogical Memoirs of Some Ball Families of Great Britain, Ireland, & America. (Illus.). 284p. 12/1988. Repr. of 1908 ed. Library binding - adult. $52.00. (ISBN 0-8328-0170-4); Paper. $42.00. (ISBN 0-8328-0171-2). Higginson Book Company.

Warren, F. D. & Ball, G. H. Descendants of John Ball of Watertown, MA, 1630-1635. 161p. Repr. of 1932 ed. Library binding - adult. $36.00. (ISBN 0-8328-1660-4); Paper. $26.00. (ISBN 0-8328-1661-2). Higginson Book Company.

The winter 1995-96 edition of the "Oregon Historical Quarterly" has a book review of: BORN TO WANDER:AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF JOHN BALL, published by Grand Rapids Historical Commission, 60 Library Plaza N.E., Grand Rapids, MI 49503, $24.95 hardcover (164 pages).
It covers his life in Michigan and his travels throughout the West in the 1830s.

THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM AND ELIZABETH TUTTLE by George Frederick Tuttle, pub. 1883, Tuttle & Co., Official State Printers, Rutland, Vt.

"Families of Ancient New Haven, Conn., Vol 1, compiled by Donald Lines Jacobus, Printer: Clarence D. Smith, Rome, NY 1923

"Ancestors & Desc. of John Ball of Wiltshire, Eng." compiled by Dr. Carlton R. Ball, LDS film #861040.

"The Francis Ball Bulletin," ed. by Joseph L. Druse, E. Lansing, MI, LDS fiche #6047066
Joseph L. Druse
667 Virginia St.
East Lansing, MI 48823
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"Records of the Town of Newark, New Jersey -- from its settlement in 1666, to its incorporation as a city in 1836", The New Jersey Historical Society, Heritage Publishing Co. (A Heritage Classic).
Edward Ball  - First entry 10-20-1666  ("...Inhabitants from Branford.")
               2-6-1667,69-79,81-93
               1679 - listed as "Grave Digger"
               1674,78 - listed as "Surveyor & Layers-out of Highways"
               1675 - listed as "Messenger"
               1683,89 - listed as "Constable"
               1691 - listed as "Pounder & Pound Keeper"
               1692 - listed as "Overseer of the Poor"
               1679,80,85,91 - listed as "Town's Man"
Joseph Ball  - First entry 1-7-1700,01,05,16,19,21
               1701,05 - listed as Fence Viewer
               1701 - listed as "Pounder & Pound Keeper"
Thomas Ball  - First entry 1716
Moses Ball   - First entry 4-6-1719,34-37
Timothy Ball - First entry 3-11-1745,55-56,93,99,1802,04
Ezekiel Ball - First entry 3-10-1752,53,60,62,66-67,69-75,90-91,95,1806  (two people?)
Jonas Ball   - First entry 3-12-1754,61
Samuel Ball  - First entry 3-11-1755,56-57
Isaac Ball   - First entry 3-9-1756,60-61
Joseph Ball  - Entry 3-10-1761,62,66,88      (could be the same as above?)
Uzal Ball    - First entry 3-12-1776
Aaron Ball   - First entry 4-26-1790,95
Abner Ball   - First entry 4-9-1792
Timothy Ball - First entry 4-8-1793,99,1802,04
Thomas Ball  - Entry 4-11-1796,97            (could be the same as above?)
David Ball   - First entry 4-13-1801,16,19-32
Joseph B. Ball - First entry 4-12-1802
Daniel Ball  - First entry 4-12-1802
Hannah Ball  - First entry 6-3-1808
The Frank C. Ball Collection. Letter from the BALL STATE UNIVERSITY dated 1 October 1990 - written to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scukanec:
"We recently transferred the Frank C. Ball Collection, containing extensive Ball family genealogy Holdings, to the Minnetrista Cultural Center. This was at the request of the Ball family. The Minnetrista Cultural Center, as you may know, is a new facility located in Muncie, which holds the other Ball family and corporate records. My primary reason for writing is to ask if you would mind if we likewise transfer the Ball materials which you have donated to our area. The Center is interested in having them, as they complement the Frank C. Ball Collection so nicely and would aid researchers looking into the various Ball family lines. We plan to refer most Ball family research to the Center since they now possess all of the primary resource material, so we are most agreeable to such a transfer." Letter was signed by David C. Tambo - Head of Archives and Special Collections.
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Blue Ridge Heritage, Dorothy Burnett Peterson, second printing, 1989. Includes surnames Burnett/Barnard, Branscome, Hylton, Peterson, Mayberry/Mabry, Marshall, Slaughter, Slusher, Sutphin, Quesenberry, Peterson, Co, Dalton, many more. MAS

Ayars - Benjamin A. Ayars, his ancestry and descendants, comp. by Bessie Ayars Andrews. Vineland, N.J., 1912. JM

Ayars - Robert Ayars and his descendants, comp. by Frank D. Andrews. Vineland, N.J., Priv. print., 1918. JM

Bishop - Descendents of John bishop. NY, 1950. Contains the Bishop genelogy, inclding the founding of Guilford, CT by his party which came over from ENgland ca. 1625. FD

Cory - Cory's of America, Ancestors and Descendants, Al Bertus cory, self published, 1991. FG

Fairchild - Early Fairchilds in America and their descendants / compiled by Jean Fairchild Gilmore. Gateway Press, 1993, c1991. JM

Kitchel - Kitchel, H. D. Robert Kitchel and His Descendants: From 1604 to 1879. New York: John P. Prall, 1879. RMM

Kitchell - Kitchell Family History, Deloris Kitchell Clem and Dwain L. Kitchell. Covers the Kitchell family in England and America. JS

Marsh - Genealogy of the Marsh Family: Outline for Five Generations of the Families of John of Salem, 1633; John of Hartford 1636; Samuel of New Haven, 1646; Alexander of Braintree, 1654; John of Boston, 1669; William of Plainfield, 1675. Dwight Whitney Marsh, J. E. Williams, Amherst, MA 1886. RMM

Marsh - The Marsh Family Chronicles of 1978. Philip Searles Marsh, Coronado, CA 1978. volume one only. Supplement to The Genealogy of John Marsh of Salem and His Descendants, 1633-1888, by L. B. Marsh. RMM

Marsh - Marsh Genealogy: Giving Several Thousand Descendants of John Marsh of Hartford, CT, 1636-1895. Press of Carpenter & Morehouse, Amherst, MA 1895. RMM

Sayre - Sayre Family Leaneage of Thomas Sayre, A Founder of Southampton, Theodore M. Banta. New York, 1901. Begins witht eh ancestry in Bedfordshire, Eng. in the 13th century and includes accounts of the descendants of Thomas Sayre, on of the founder of Southampton in 1640. Account of 12,000 persons. Some female lines are brought down several generations. IG

Shipman - Worthy Names to Bear - Shipman *** Blankenship, researched and written by Sharon A. Tabin Shipman. Covers the families and descendants of Daniel Shipman (arriving circa 1730's) and the Blankinsop/Blankenship line, dating from the Nor- man rule in England. indexed w/more than 1000 names. MKR

Tuthill/Tuttle - Descendants of Henry Tuthill 1612-1650. Based on Tuttle-Tuthill Lines in America compiled by Alva H. Tuttle, 1968. Edited by Gwen Campbell, 1991. MN

Tuttle - The Descendants of William & Elizabeth Tuttle, Vol 1 & 2. George Frederick Tuttle, Tuttle Printers, Rutland, Vermont, 1883. LAM

Historical and Genealogical Atlas of the Eastern United States, Richard H. Jackson, Horizon Publishers, undated. Chronological maps from the revolutionary period to the present for 26 states east of the Mississippi River. If you really can't find some early place in the Eastern United States, I'll see what I can find. It certainly isn't definitive, but a good collection, all in all. No copyright listed. Don't know that it will copy well as its not a great printing job. LR

Genealogical Notes or Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts, Nathaniel Goodwini. 1856 (reprint 1987). LM2

History of New Haven Colony, 1838. 1976 reprint. No index.CB

Historical Collections of the State of NJ, Barber & Howe, 1845. ML
HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF NEW JERSEY: PAST AND PRESENT CONTAINING A GENERAL COLLECTION OF THE MOST INTERESTING FACTS, TRADITIONS, BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES, ANECDOTES, ETC. John W. Barber & Henry Howe. If you are in need of a detailed history of New Jersey and New Jersey towns from the colonial period to the Civil War, look no further. Originally published in 1844 and revised in 1852 and 1868, Historical Collections of New Jersey is an excellent source on the founding and founders of the Garden State. In the style of 19th-century histories, the work begins with an outline history of the state emphasizing the early Dutch and Swedish presence, the British proprietors Berkeley and Carteret, colonial statutes, commerce, contact with the Indian population, New Jersey in the colonial wars and the Revolution, and so on. The bulk of the volume is devoted to historical sketches of no fewer than 350 towns scattered around the state. Arranged by county and thereunder alphabetically, the town sketches, which range in size from a paragraph or two to five-or-ten pages, describe the town's location, natural features, principal industries, churches and schools, and, in many instances, noteworthy historical episodes, and particularly the town's role in the American Revolution. The sketches are further embellished by 120 engravings drawn by the authors during their research, as well as by correspondence, newspaper articles, travellers' accounts, and other original documents lending authenticity to the whole affair. Not the least of the work's attributes for the genealogist are the epitaphs, biographical sketches, and various lists of colonial New Jerseyans that are sprinkled throughout the volume shedding light on origins, families, and careers. 544 pp., illus., paper. (revised ed., 1868), repr. 1995. [CC9037] $38.50

Manual of the Men and Officers of New Jersey who served in the Revolutionary War, Stryker. This is the new edition which has an index. Includes officers, infantry, cavalry, artillery, drummers, fifes, quartermasters, foragemasters, etc. JH

Men from Morris County, New Jersey, who Served in the American Revolution, Barbara Hoskins, 1979. LM2

History of Northumberland County, PA, Herbert C. Bell ed,; Brown, Runk, Chicago, 1891. Reprinted by Windmill Publications, Mount Vernon, IN, 1991. A typical county history of the era, 1256 pp including about 400 pp of biographical sketches. Errors are likely. No everyname index, has a surname index only for the subjects of biographical sketches. Will search index. TS

Index to wills of Northumberland County, PA, vol I, 1772-1858, Charlotte D. Walter, Sunbelt Associates, Farmville, VA, 1985. 25pp lists only names and year of death, with some additional information in a very few cases. TS

Northumberland County in the American Revolution, Charles F. Snyder ed., Northumberland County Historical Society, Sunbury, PA, 1976. 530 pp includes many lists of participants in the conflict, mostly derived fromt he Pennsylvania Archives. Some lists cover the entire county in the Revolutionary period, others only the county's current territory. I would be iwlling to search those lists that are arranged alphabetically. TS

A Record of Marriage and Death Notices Found in the 'Northumberland Republicaner', 1812-1818, Mark Charles Kerstetter, Proceeding and Addresses of the Noprthumberland Co. Historical Society, vol 30, pp 165-79, 1990. Mostly Pennsylvania German names. TS

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"The descendants of Deacon Aaron Baldwin of North Branford, CT, 1724-1800, With a Brief Account of His Ancestors" - Compiled and arranged by Geo. E. Baldwin. Aaron Baldwin, a fourth-generation descendant of John of Milford, CT., had 12 children. 1907 $11.50 from Heritage Books.

"The Baldwin Genealogy from 1500 to 1881" by Charles Candee Baldwin's Cleveland, OH: 1881

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Condit, John of NJ Book ID: 701 Dept: C Record of the Descendants of John Cunditt, who Settled in Newark, New Jersey, 1678-1885 by J.H. and E. Condit 470 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1916, $104.50, #701.

Ball fam. of Gr. Br. & Amer. Book ID: WRIGHT, W. B Dept: B Ball fam. records; gen. mem. of the Ball Fam. of Great Britain & America By W. B. Wright 284 pp. 1908. $42.00.

Ball fam. of New Haven, Conn. Book ID: BRADLEY, L. Dept: B History of the Ball family. Gen. of the New Haven branch; Allen Ball & some of his desc., 1638-1864 By L.A. Bradley 59 pp. 1916. $12.00.

Deacon Aaron Baldwin of CT. Book ID: B045 Dept: GENE The Descendants of Deacon Aaron Baldwin of North Branford, Connecticut, 1724-1800, With a Brief Account of His Ancestors by George E. Baldwin Aaron Baldwin, a fourth-generation descendant of John of Milford, Conn., had twelve children. This book traces the descendants of Aaron's sixth child, Joseph (1758-1825), for four more generations, comprising of 137 families. Chronologically arranged, the information is quite comprehensive, supplying the usual data regarding birth, marriage, children, death, and residence, as well as military service, occupations, personality traits, and anecdotes. (1907) reprint, c106 pp., new index, paper, $13.50, #B045 XX.

Balwin gen., 1500-1881 Book ID: BALDWIN, C.C Dept: B Baldwin Genealogy, 1500-1881 By C.C. Baldwin 398 pp. 1889. $55.00.

Baldwin, Genealogy Supplement Book ID: 137 Dept: B Supplement Pages, 979-1373 for Baldwin Genealogy by C.C. Baldwin (394), photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1889, $79.75, #137.

Baldwin, John of CT Book ID: 142 Dept: B Record of the Descendants of John Baldwin of Stonington, CT by J.D. Baldwin With notices of other Baldwins who settled in America in Colony times. 68 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1880, $24.20, #142.

Crane Family of CT Book ID: CRANE, E. Dept: C Genealogy of the Crane Family, Desc. of Henry Crane of Weathersfield & Guildford, CT by E. Crane 2 vols., 839 pages, 1900 $115.00

Crane Family of CT. Book ID: CRANE Dept: C Crane -- Extra. from Hist. of Wethersfield, CT. 7 p. 1904, $4

Crane, Benjamin, John & Jasper Book ID: 762 Dept: C Crane Genealogy 2 Volumes by E.B. Crane Descendants of Benajmin of Wethersfield, CT; John of Coventry, CT; Jasper of New Haven, CT and Newary, NJ.654 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1900, also Stephen of Elizabethtown, NJ and families of the name in NH, MD and VA, $143.00, #762.

Canfield, Thomas & Matthew Book ID: CANFIELD, FA Dept: C A History of Thomas & Matthew Canfield with A Genealogy of Their Descendants in New Jersey By F. A. Canfield 228 pages, 1897, $34.00.

NJ-Historical Collections Book ID: B060 Dept: NJ Historical Collections of the State of New Jersey by John Barber and Henry Howe Containing a general collection of the most interesting facts, traditions, biographical sketches, anecdotes, etc. Relating to the history and antiquities, with geographical descriptions of every township in the state. Illustrated by 120 engravings. (1845) reprint, 558 pp., illus., new names and place index, paper, $34.50, #B060 XX.

NJ-Bergen Co., Deed Records Book ID: D085 Dept: NJ Bergen County, New Jersey Deed Records, 1689-1801 by John David Davis The author has written abstracts from the information contained in the Bergen County, New Jersey, Deed Books A through N, comprising records from 1689 to 1801. Each entry contains the date of the transaction, the name of the grantor(s), the place of residence of the grantor(s), the name of the grantee, the place of residence of the grantee, price, the area of land involved, the location of the land, neighbors, chain of deed, other landmarks, signature of the grantor, signatures of the witnesses, and the signatures of others. 1995, 412 pp., index, paper, $32.00, #D085 XX.

NJ-Glance Back in Time Book ID: M166 Dept: NJ A Glance Back in Time: Life in Colonial New Jersey (1704-1770) as depicted in News Accounts of the Day by Richard B. Marrin This compilation of news accounts from the colonial era can help today's reader better visualize what life was like in America between two and three centuries ago. It includes about 2000 names of the earliest inhabitants of the provinces of East and West New Jersey and others from 1704 through 1770, collected from nearly a thousand news accounts of life in colonial America, not previously published this century. 359 pp, 1994, index, paper, $29.00, #M166 XX.

NJ-Colonial History, V. I Book ID: N147 Dept: NJ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Calendar of New Jersey Wills by William Nelson In preparing this work the abstracts of wills were made from the originals in the office of the Secretary of State, and where they are recorded a reference to the book of record is given. The wills are arranged in alphabetical order by the testators or interstates names. Volume I, 1670-1730. Edited with an introductory note on the early testamentary laws and customs of New Jersey. 662 pp, (1901) reprint, 2 volumes, indexes, illus., paper, $44.00, #N147 XX.

NJ-Colonial History, V. II Book ID: N149 Dept: NJ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Calendar of New Jersey Wills Volume II, 1730-1750 Refer to #N147 for details. 708 pp., (1918) reprint, 2 volumes, index, paper, $44.50, #N149 XX.

NJ-Colonial History, V. III Book ID: N150 Dept: NJ Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Calendar of New Jersey Wills. Volume III, 1751-1760 Refer to #N147 for details. Volume III, 1751-1760. (1924) reprint, 469 pp., index, paper, $32.00, #N150 XX.

PA-Marriages, 1700-1896 Book ID: FD502 Dept: MAIN Central Pennsylvania Marriages, 1700-1896 Bride, Groom, Date, Military Regiment, Rank, Spouses, Residence and Minister performing marriage. Windows 3.1 - DOS 6.2. (Note: CD802 for New York, New Jersey and Pennsyvlania Marriages, contains additional data not found on this disk.) Floppy 3.5, $49.00, plus $6.95 Shipping & Handling, FD502.

NJ-Colonial History Book ID: 4895 Dept: NJ General Index to the Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State. First Series, in Ten Volumes by Frederick W. Ricord A very scarce work in its original form, this index to the first ten volumes of New Jersey Archives is the key to the earliest records of colonial New Jersey. Printed under the direction of the distinguished New Jersey genealogists William Nelson and William S. Stryker, the index contains references to about 7,500 individuals and to hundreds of special subjects relating to the founding and settlement of colonial New Jersey. This hard to find index volume places thousands of obscure references at our fingertips. 198 pp., (1888), repr. Balto., 1994, $22.50, #4895.

NJ-Biographical Index Book ID: 5415 Dept: NJ New Jersey Biographical Index. Covering some 100,000 biographies and associated portraits in 237 New Jersey cyclopedias, histories, yearbooks, periodicals, and other collective biographical sources published through 1980. by Donald Arleigh Sinclair The 100,000 biographies recorded by the author, were extracted from no fewer than 2,000 volumes scattered among collective sources, not single-volume biographies. This fact alone establishes this book as the key reference work for New Jersey biography. It hardly needs to be said that the author's book will prove to be an invaluable tool for genealogies given the obvious connection between biography and family history, as well as the fact that a number of the compiler's 237 sources contain not only biographies but genealogical sketches. The subject of each entry in the Index is identified by his full name and his years of birth and death. Follwing the subject's name, his biography is cited in abbreviated form, the publication in which it appears, with volume and page numbers, designated by code which is displayed with the list of sources at the front of the book. 7 x 10, 859 pp., Balto., 1994, $60.00, #5415.

NJ-Probate Records, 1663-1900 Book ID: 4040 Dept: MAIN New Jersey Index of Wills, Inventories, Etc. In the Office of the Secretary of State Prior to 1901. With a New Foreword Kenn Stryker-Rodda This monumental work indexes the New Jersey wills and probate records from 1663 through 1900. It contains more than 185,000 entries, arranged alphabetically under the name of the testator and interstate for each of the twenty-one present-day counties of New Jersey, with the number of the will, year of probate, and references to papers and records connected therewith. Also included at the back of the third volume are indexes to unrecorded wills and New Jersey prerogative wills. This work supersedes the two volumes printed in Trenton in 1901 under the general title of Index of Wills, Office of Secretary of State, State of New Jersey. All of the wills indexed in our reprint volumes are now in the Bureau of Archives and History in the New Jersey State Library in Trenton, and hence these indexes serve as a valuable guide to further information. Our publication is a reprint of the very scarce limited edition of 1912-13, as published by the State of New Jersey, and it includes a Foreward by the late Dr. Stryker-Rodder, distinguished genealogist and one-time president of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey. This set is necessary for any library wishing to hava a basic tool of genealogical research in New Jersey-David C. Munn, Archvist, Archives & History Bureau, New Jersey State Library, in the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, April 1970. 3 Volumes, 1,452 pages, paper, (1912-1913), repr. 1994, $95.00, #4040.

New Netherland Roots Book ID: 1400 Dept: MAIN New Netherland Roots by Gwenn F. Epperson Descendants of that small band of 10,000 inhabitants of 17th century New Netherland today number in the millions, and it is therefore not at all unusual for researchers to find that they have one or more ancestral lines that go back to that remote Dutch settlement in New York and New Jersey. The purpose of this book is to show the researcher how to trace a 17th-century New Netherland ancestor back to his place of origin in Europe. Using a few simple techniques the researcher can successfully trace his New Netherland ancestry all on his own. Step by step, the author guides you through the maze of extant records-passenger lists, marriage registers, early court records, and church records-pausing along the way to explain Dutch naming practices, the importance of glossaries, dictionaries, and word lists, and the significance of gazetteers and maps. The text includes many examples of research from her own experience, each example providing a practical and informative lesson. 176 pages, illus., cloth, 1993, $20, 1685

Early PA, NJ, and DE Book ID: M900 Dept: MAIN Narratives of Early Pennsylvania, West New Jersey, and Delaware, 1630-1707) by Albert Cook Myers Contains twenty early accounts of the exploration and settlement of Delaware Bay and River, an area claimed by the Dutch as part of New Netherland, early settled by the Swedes as New Sweden, and later dominated by German, Welsh, and Quaker settlers. Introductory essays set the stage for each original narrative; profuse footnotes indentifying people and places, and amplifying the text. 467 pages, (1912) reprint, maps, index, paper, $32.50, #M900 XX.

Willis Family History Book ID: WILLIS, C&F Dept: W History of the Willis Family of New England & New Jersey, and Their Ancestors, to Which is Added a History of the Family of John Howard of Richmond, VA and the Harris & Macleod Family of Georgia by C. & F. Willis 352 pages, 1917, reprint, hardcover, $62.75.

Middle Colonies Immigrants Book ID: 5745 Dept: MAIN Immigrants To The Middle Colonies A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists from the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record by Michael Tepper The articles in this collection deal mainly with ports in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland and list some 5,000 17th and 18th century arrivals. While about half of the articles deal with English and German immigrants, others are concerned with immigrants of Dutch origin, and some few deal with Huguenots and Jews. As is customary with ship passenger lists, the data provided consists of a mixture of references to ships, ports and dates of embarkation and arrival, wives, childre, age, religion, and occupation, and places of origin and residence. The documentation is spare and copious by turns. 191 pages, indexed, (1978), repr., Balto, 1992, $17.50, #5745.

Condit Family, 1678-1885 Book ID: CONDIT, E. Dept: C Gen. Rec. of the Condit Family, Desc. of John Cunditt, a Native of Great Britain, Who Settled in Newalk, NJ, 1678-1885 By J. H. & E. Condit 470 pages, 1916, Reprint, $69.50.

Lyon Families of CT and NJ Book ID: 2062 Dept: L Lyon Memorial by Lyon Sidney Families of CT and NJ. Including records of the Immigrants, Richard Lyon of Fairfield; Henry of Fairfield; with a sketch, "Lyons Farms," by S.R. Winans, Jr. 453 pp., photocopy, 1907, $82.50, #2062.

Wade, Pedigrees, MA & NJ Book ID: WADE, SC Dept: W Gen. Acct. of the Origin of the Name Pedigrees of Famous Englishmen of the Name; A. Gen. of the Family in Mass. & N. J. By S. C. Wade 323 pages, 1900, reprint, $59.50.

Morgan, Stanley & Blatchley Book ID: BLATCHLEY AS Dept: M Family of Morgan, Stanley & Blatchley by A. S. Blatchley 43 pages, 1929, $8.50

Davenport Family Book ID: DAVENPORT, A Dept: D A History and Genealogy of the Davenport Family in England & America, 1086-1850 by A. B. Davenport 398 pages, 1851, $61.00

CT-East Haven Register Book ID: CT4 Dept: CT East Haven Register, in Three Parts [History and vital records] by Stephen Dodd 198 pages, (1824) 1994, hardcover, $36.00.

Doremus Family Book ID: 923 Dept: D Doremus Family in America 1687-1897 Revised edition based on "Doremus Family History" (1897) 748 pp., 1990, edited and supplemented by E.A. Eberhart, $49.50, #923.

Ogden Family in America Book ID: 2394 Dept: N & O Ogden Family in America by William O. Wheeler et al Elizabethtown branch and their English ancestors, John Ogden, the pilgrim, and his descendants, 1640-1906. A separate volume of charts is not available at this time. 532 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1907, $115.50, #2394.

Ogden, Descendants of Robert Book ID: 2396 Dept: N & O Descendants of Robert Ogden, 2d, 1716-1787 by E.D. Halsey 82 pp., 1896, $22.00, #2396.

NJ-Elizabeth Early History Book ID: NJ0005 Dept: NJ History of Elizabeth, incl. the Early History of Union Co. By Edwin Hatfield. 701 pp. (1868) 1990. $71.00. NJ0005

Tuttle, William & Elizabeth Book ID: T877 Dept: GENE Descendants of William and Elizabeth Tuttle by George Frederick Tuttle The Descendants of William and Elizabeth Tuttle, who came from Old England to New England in 1635, and settled in New Haven in 1639, with numerous biographical notes and sketches; also, some account of the descendants of John Tuttle of Dover, New Hampshire; Richard Tuttle of Boston; John Tuttle of Ipswich; and Henry Tuthill of Hingham, Massachusetts; to which is appended genealogical notes of several allied families. This huge work also includes female lines of descent from William and Elizabeth Tuttle, and hence, covers portions of a great many Connecticut families. (1883) reprint, 2 volumes, 754 pp., illus., index, paper, $47.00, #T877 XX.

Ball Cousins of PA Book ID: 144 Dept: B Ball Cousins by M.B. Kinsey Descendants of John and Sarah Ball and of William and Elizabeth Richards of Colonial Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. 364 pp., 1981, $22.00, #144.

English Origin of Am. Colonist Book ID: 4060 Dept: ENG English Origins of American Colonists, From the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record One of the main objectives in American genealogy is to identify and immigrant's place of origin and parentage. This pursuit has been so important that thousands of pages of abstracts and transcriptions have been published in American periodicals and learned journals over the years. Among the most important of these periodicals is the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, which, between the years 1903 and 1916, published four lenghty series of abstracted English probate records and depositions, now collected in this work. These abstracts constitute some of the most valuable articles on the English origins of American colonists ever published. In order of appearance here, they are (1) "Clues from English Archives Contributory to American Genealogy," by J. Henry Lea and J.R. Hutchinson; (2) "New York Gleanings in England," by Lothrop Withington; (3) "Genealogical Notes from the High Court of Admiralty Examinations," by J.R. Hutchinson; and (4) "A Digest of Essex Wills with Particular Reference to Names of Importance in the American Colonies," by William Gilbert. For the researcher's convenience, all four articles appear here in their entirety with an index of nearly 10,000 names. 287 pp., indexed, Balto., 1992, $28.50, #4060.

Peck, Descendants of Joseph Book ID: 2503 Dept: P Genealogical History of Descendants of Joseph Peck, who Emigrated in 1638 by Ira B. Peck With pedigree records extending back twenty generations. Also an account of Boston and Hingham Pecks, descendants of John of Mendon, MA; Deacon Paul of Hartford; Deacon William and Henry of New Haven; and Joseph of Milford, CT. 442 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1868, $97.35, #2503.

Ponds of Milford & Branford, C Book ID: POND, N. Dept: P Ponds of Milford & Branford, CT by N. Pond 16 pages $5.00

Prudden, Peter of CT Book ID: 2650 Dept: P A Story of The Life of Peter Prudden, of New Haven and Milford, CT by Lillian E. Prudden With the genealogy of some of his descendants and an appendix containing copies of old wills, records, etc. 169 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1901, $37.95, #2650.

CT-Barbour Collection, III Book ID: 6313 Dept: CT The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records. Branford and Bridgeport by Lorraine Cook White The third volume in our transcription of the Barbour Collection covers the towns of Branford (1644-1850) and Bridgeport (1821-1854), and it contains the birth, marriage, or death records of no fewer than 30,000 persons. 326 pp., Balto., 1995, $30.00, #6313.

CT-Guilford History Book ID: CT0033 Dept: CT The History of Guilford from its 1st Settlement in 1639. From the Mss. of R.D. Smith. 219 pp. (1877) 1988. $25.00. #CT0033

Bishop. Desc of John Bishop. Book ID: ROOT Dept: B Bishop. Record of desc. of John Bishop, one of the founders of Guilford, Ct., in 1693, by W.W. Cone & G.A. Root. 277p. 1951. $42.50

CT-Guilford, 250th Anniversary Book ID: CT8 Dept: CT Proceedings at the Celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Settlement of Guilford, 1639-1889 288 pages, (1889) 1994, hardcover, $57.50.

Crane, Henry of CT Book ID: 761 Dept: C Crane Genealogy, Vol. 1 by E.B. Crane Descendants of Henry of Wethersfield and Guilford, CT with sketch of the family in England. 201 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1895, $44.00, #761.

Alling fam. Book ID: ALLEN, G.P. Dept: A Alling. Hist. & gen. record of the Alling- Allens of New Haven, Conn., the desc. of Roger Alling, 1st, & John Alling, Sr., from 1639, by G.P. Allen. 317 pp. 1899. $47.50.

Paine, Robert Treat Book ID: PAINE, Dept: P Family of Robert Treat Paine, Signer of Declaration of Independence, Including Maternal Lines by S. C. Paine & C. H. Pope 336 pages, 1912, photocopy, $53.50, XR.

Treat, England and America Book ID: 3287 Dept: T U V Genealogy of Trott, Tratt, and Treat In England and America by J.H. Treat 637 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1893, $140.25, #3287.

Van Winkle Family Book ID: VAN WINKLE Dept: T U V Genealogy of the Van Winkle family account of its origin and settlement in this country with date, 1630-1913 by Daniel Van Winkle 433 pages, 1913, hardcover, $76.50.

Bergen Family Book ID: 243 Dept: B Bergen Family by T.G. Bergen Descendants of Hans Hanson Bergen, one of the early settlers of NY and Brooklyn. With notes of the genealogy of Cowenhoven, Voorhees, Eldert, Stoothoof, Cortelyou, Stryker, and other families. 302 pp., photocopy, flex. vinly covers, 1866, $68.75, #243.

Bergen Family, 2 Book ID: 244 Dept: B Bergen Genealogy by T.G. Bergen Descendants of Hans Bergen of New York, Brookly, and Long Island. With notes of branches of Cowenhoven, Voorhees, Eldert, etc. 658 pp., photocopy, flex. vinyl covers, 1876, $144.65, #244.
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DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Genealogy of the Roll family : ancestry and descendants of John Roll, Elizabeth Township, Essex County, New Jersey, and allied families of Brotherton-Brrows-Corry-Crane-Earl-Norris-Schooley-Smit h-Vreeland-Wade-Wilson, and Woolley / by Richard Timbrook Wilson, Ridgewood, ; with additions by Richard John Franz 3rd, Pensacola, starting in 1957 and including Doland and Franz families ; compiled by Marguerite S. Roll. Name: Wilson, Richard Timbrook. Imprint: Paradise Valley, AZ (23 Mountain Shadows East, Paradise Valley 85253) : M.S. Roll, 1992. Pages: 5 v. ; 29 cm. Note: PRIORITY 2. Library of Congress Card # 93-101862 Library of Congress Call # IN PROCESS

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: The Harrisons of New Jersey : a partial genealogy from the lineage of Richard Harrison and some allied families, 1600-1990 / compiled and edited by Jean Harrison Stokes Childs. Name: Childs, Jean Harrison Stokes, Subject(s): Harrison family. Harrison, Richard, 1600-1655 Family. New Jersey Genealogy. Edition: Updated. Imprint: Newville, Pa. (25 Elm Tree Circle, Newville 17241) : J.H.S. Childs, 1990. Pages: 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., map ; 28 cm. Note: Includes indexes. Library of Congress Card # 91-205150 Library of Congress Call # CS71.H32 1990 Dewey Class # 929'.2'0973

DATABASE: Contributed MARC (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library Corporation Title: A history of Thomas Canfield and of Matthew Camfield, with a genealogy of their descendants in New Jersey, Name: Canfield, Frederick Alexander, comp. Subject(s): Canfield family (Thomas Canfield, d 1689?) Canfield family (Matthew Camfield, d 1673) Imprint: New Haven, Conn. : The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Press, 1897. Pages: 200 p., 1 l. front., illus., ports., 28 geneal. charts. 26 cm. Library of Congress Card # 06-2531 Library of Congress Call # CS71.C222 1897

DATABASE: Library Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Contributing Libraries Title: Reform Dutch Church records of Pompton Plains [microform] : records of Montville. Subject(s): Church records and registers New Jersey Pompton Plains. Church records and registers New Jersey Montville. Pompton Plains (New Jersey) Genealogy. Montville (New Jersey) Genealogy. Imprint: [1923?] Pages: 268 p. Note: Microfilm. New York : New York Public Library, 1966. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
. DATABASE: Cumulative Book Index (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: H.W. Wilson Company Title: Ancestors from the Eastern heartland : Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland & Delaware / compiled by the Middle Atlantic Interest Group, Seattle Genealogical Society. Subject(s): Middle Atlantic States Genealogy. Pennsylvania Genealogy. New Jersey Genealogy. Maryland Genealogy. Delaware Genealogy. Imprint: Seattle Genealogical Soc., 1990 Pages: 289 p. Library of Congress Card # 90-175726 Library of Congress Call # F106 A57 1990 Dewey Class # 929'.374

SOURCE: Library Corporation Title: Genealogical and memorial history of the state of New Jersey ... Name: Lee, Francis Bazley, ed. Subject(s): New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: New York Lewis historical publishing company, 1910. Pages: 4 v. fronts., illus., plates, ports. 28 cm. Library of Congress Card # 10-20811 Library of Congress Call # F133 .L47

DATABASE: Contributed MARC (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library Corporation Title: Historical and genealogical miscellany; data relating to the settlement and settlers of New York and New Jersey Name: Stillwell, John Edwin, comp. Subject(s): Registers of births, etc. New Jersey. New Jersey Genealogy. New York (State) History Sources. Imprint: New York 1903-32. Pages: 5 v. 27 x 24 cm. Library of Congress Card # 06-3127 Library of Congress Call # F118 .S85

DATABASE: Contributed MARC (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library Corporation Title: New Jersey biographical and genealogical notes from the volumes of the New Jersey archives, with additions and supplements. Name: Nelson, William Subject(s): New Jersey Biography. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: Newark, N.J. : 1916. Pages: 2 p.l., 222 p. 23 cm. Library of Congress Card # 16-21756 Library of Congress Call # F131 .N62 vol. 9

Title: Huguenot ancestors represented in the membership of the Huguenot Society of New Jersey. Name: Huguenot Society of New Jersey. Subject(s): Huguenots in new Jersey. New Jersey Genealogy. Edition: 2d ed. Imprint: [Bloomfield, N.J.] : 1956. Pages: 74 p. 23 cm. Library of Congress Card # 59-27842 Library of Congress Call # F145.H8 H8 1956

DATABASE: Contributed MARC (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library Corporation Title: Some Jersey Dutch genealogy; an address at the annual meeting of the Genealogical society of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia, March 5, 1906. Name: Nelson, William, Subject(s): New Jersey Genealogy. Dutch in New Jersey. Imprint: [Paterson, N.J.?] : Paterson history club, 1912. Pages: 19 p. 25 cm. Library of Congress Card # 12-31607 Library of Congress Call # F133 .N43

DATABASE: Contributed MARC (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library Corporation Title: Scannell's New Jersey's first citizens and state guide ... Title: New Jersey's first citizens. Name: Sackett, William Edgar, ed. Scannell, John James, ed. Watson, Mary Eleanor, ed. Name: New Jersey genealogical and biographical society, inc. Subject(s): New Jersey Biography. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: [Paterson, N.J.?] : J. J. Scannell, [c1917-] Pages: v. illus., plates, ports. 24-28 cm. Library of Congress Card # 17-25599 Library of Congress Call # F133 .S38

DATABASE: Contributed MARC (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library Corporation Title: The early Germans of New Jersey; Name: Chambers, Theodore Frelinghuysen. Subject(s): Germans in New Jersey. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: Dover, N.J. : Dover printing company, 1895] Pages: xiii p., 1 l., 667 p. incl. front. plates, ports., fold. map, 2 plans. 27 cm. Library of Congress Card # 01-13416 Library of Congress Call # F145.G3 C4

DATABASE: Library Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Contributing Libraries Title: Index to compiled service records of volunteer Union soldiers who served in organizations from the state of New Jersey [microform]. Name: United States. Adjutant-General's Office. United States. National Archives and Records Service. Subject(s): New Jersey Genealogy. United States History Civil War, 1861-1865 Registers, lists, etc. Indexes. Imprint: [Washington : National Archives, National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1964. Pages: 26 microfilm reels ; 16 mm. Note: "The index here reproduced and the compiled service records to which it relates are part of Record Group 94, Records of the Adjutant General's Office."--Introd. Series: National Archives microfilm publications ; Microcopy no. 550

SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Ancestors and family of Fillmore Condit (1855-1939) and Jane Condit Robison (1882-1972) : (including Condit, Harrison, Tappan, Rafter, and Smith lines) / by William Condit Robison and Elizabeth Robison Jennings. Title: Condit family history. Condit. Name: Robison, William Condit Name: Jennings, Elizabeth Robison, Jennings, Elizabeth Robison, Subject(s): Condit family. Robinson family. Harrison family. Condit, Fillmore, 1855-1939 Family. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: [Berkeley, Calif.] : s.n., 1985. Pages: v, 70 leaves, [15] leaves of plates : ill. ; 27 cm. Note: Cover title: Condit family history. Spine title: Condit. "Part II of Robison family history [by Elizabeth Robison Jennings and William Condit Robison]." Includes bibliographies and index. Library of Congress Call # CS71.C745 1985 Dewey Class # 929'.2'0973

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Into the wilderness : Axtell, Condit, Dilley, and our allied ancestors / by V. Winthrop O'Hara. Name: O'Hara, V. Winthrop, Subject(s): O'Hara family. Axtell family. Condit family. United States Genealogy. Imprint: [1954?] Pages: 14, 4, 5 leaves ; 32 cm. Note: Caption title. Typescript. Library of Congress Call # CS71.O375 1954 Dewey Class # 929'.2'0973

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Revolutionary census of New Jersey; an index, based on ratables, of the inhabitants of New Jersey during the period of the American Revolution. Name: Stryker-Rodda, Kenn Subject(s): New Jersey Census Indexes. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: Cottonport, Polyanthos, 1972. Pages: xi, 248, 13 p. facsim. 24 cm. Library of Congress Call # F133 .S77 Dewey Class # 929'.3749

SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Colonial conveyances : provinces of East & West New Jersey, 1664-1794. Name: Crestview Lawyers Service. Subject(s): Conveyancing New Jersey. Abstracts of title New Jersey. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: Summit, N.J. : Crestview Lawyers Service, 1974] Pages: 2 v. (538 leaves) ; 23 x 38 cm. Note: Cover title. Library of Congress Call # KFN1927 .C6 Dewey Class # 346'.749'0438

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: New Jersey Colonial civil list, 1667-July 4, 1776 / ex[c]erpted from the manuscript, New Jersey civil list, prepared by William Nelson (died August 10, 1914). Name: Nelson, William Name: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of New Jersey. Subject(s): New Jersey Genealogy. Registers of births, etc. New Jersey. Imprint: Mount Holly, NJ (RR 1, Box 1145, Burr Rd., Mount Holly 08060) : National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of New Jersey, 1985. Pages: 77 p. ; 28 cm. Library of Congress Call # F133 .N428 1985 Dewey Class # 929'.3749

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Index to New Jersey wills, 1689-1890 : the testators / editors, Lee Smeal, Ronald Vern Jackson. Name: Smeal, Lee. Name: Jackson, Ronald Vern. Subject(s): Wills New Jersey. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: [Salt Lake City, Utah : Accelerated Indexing Systems, c1979. Pages: [23], 1634 p. : maps ; 23 x 28 cm. Note: Bibliography: p. [11] (1st group) ISBN 0-89593-262-8 Library of Congress Call # F133 .S63 Dewey Class # 929'.3749

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: The Meeker family of early New Jersey as revealed in the correspondence of Charles H. Meeker, Junior / by Leroy J. Meeker. Title: Meeker family of early New Jersey ... Name: Meeker, Leroy J. Subject(s): Meeker family. New Jersey Genealogy. United States Genealogy. Imprint: Charleston, W VA : Meeker, 1973. Pages: ca. 150 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Library of Congress Card # 76-374472 //r94 Library of Congress Call # CS71.M492 1973 Dewey Class # 929'.2'0973

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Patents and deeds and other early records of New Jersey, 1664-1703 / edited by William Nelson. Name: Nelson, William Subject(s): New Jersey Genealogy. Deeds New Jersey. Imprint: Baltimore Genealogical Pub. Co., 1976. Pages: xii, 770 p. ; 23 cm. Note: Reprint of the 1899 ed. published by The Press Print. and Pub. Co., Paterson, N.J., which was issued as v. 21 of Documents relating to the colonial history of the State of New Jersey. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. Documents relating to the colonial, Revolutionary and post-Revolutionary history of the State of New Jersey : Series 1 ; v. 21. ISBN 0-8063-0711-0 Library of Congress Call # F133 .P37 1976 Dewey Class # 929'.3749

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Family history of George Comyns Thomas, Jr., of Elizabeth, New Jersey, from 1664-1978 / compiled by Harriet Stryker-Rodda. Name: Stryker-Rodda, Harriet. Subject(s): Thomas family. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: [South Orange? N.J. : Stryker-Rodda, 1978. Pages: 151 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index. Library of Congress Call # CS71.T46 1978 Dewey Class # 929'.2'0973

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Early New Jersey / Ronald Vern Jackson, Altha Polson, Shirley P. Zachrison. Name: Jackson, Ronald Vern. Name: Polson, Altha. Zachrison, Shirley P. Subject(s): New Jersey Census. Registers of births, etc. New Jersey. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: Bountiful, Utah (1157 E. 1850 S., Bountiful 84010) : Accelerated Indexing Systems, c1980- Pages: v. <1 > : ill. ; 29 cm. Note: Bibliography: v. 1, p. [viii] Series: Early American series Early American series (Accelerated Indexing Systems) Library of Congress Call # F133 .J3 Dewey Class # 929'.3749

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: David Cory of "Parsippany," New Jersey / by Frank Darneille. Name: Darneille, Frank. Subject(s): Corey family. New Jersey Genealogy. New Jersey Militia. New Jersey History Revolution, 1775-1783 Miscellanea. Imprint: Springfield, Ills., F. Darneille, [195-?] Pages: [9] leaves ; 29 cm. Note: Caption title. Library of Congress Call # CS71.C833 1950z Dewey Class # 929'.2'0973

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Men from Morris County, New Jersey, who served in the American Revolution / compiled by Barbara Hoskins. Name: Hoskins, Barbara. Subject(s): Morris County (N.J.) Genealogy. Soldiers New Jersey Morris Co. United States History Revolution, 1775-1783 Registers. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: Morristown, N.Y., Friends of the Joint Free Public Library of Morristown and Morris Township, c1979. Pages: 197 p., [1] leaf of plates : ill. ; 22 cm. Note: Bibliography: p. 195-197. Library of Congress Call # E263.N5 H64 Dewey Class # 973.3'44974

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: The early Germans of New Jersey; their history, churches, and genealogies. With a new foreword by Kenn Stryker-Rodda. Name: Chambers, Theodore Frelinghuysen, Subject(s): German Americans New Jersey. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: Baltimore Geneaological Pub. Co., 1969. Pages: xiii, 667 p. illus., maps (part fold.), ports. 23 cm. Library of Congress Call # F145.G3 C4 1969 Dewey Class # 917.4'09'743

DATABASE: Cumulative Book Index (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: H.W. Wilson Company Title: A glance back in time : life in colonial New Jersey (1704-1770) as depicted in news accounts of the day / [comp. by] Richard B. Marrin. Name: Marrin, Richard B. Subject(s): New Jersey Social life and customs To 1775 Sources. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: Heritage Bks., 1994 Pages: 359 p. Library of Congress Card # 95-107148 ISBN 0-7884-0089-4 Library of Congress Call # F137 M25 1994 Dewey Class # 974.9

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: The descendants of Jonathan Osborn of Scotch Plains, New Jersey. Name: Osborn, Robert Stanley. Subject(s): Osborn family. Osborn, Jonathan, 1722-1799 Family. New Jersey Genealogy. Imprint: [New Jersey] : R.S. Osborn, 1993?] Pages: 159 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Note: Cover title. Library of Congress Card # 94-175332 Library of Congress Call # CS71.O814 1993 Dewey Class # 929'.2'0973

DATABASE: LC Books Catalog (Copyright 1995) SOURCE: Library of Congress Title: Schenck and related families in New Netherlands / by Alice Crandall Park. Name: Park, Alice Crandall, Subject(s): Schenk family. Conover family. Van Doren family. Voorhees family. New Jersey Genealogy. New York (State) Genealogy. Imprint: Baltimore Book orders to A.C. Park, Baltimore Book orders to A.C. Park, 1992. Pages: 112 p. ; 29 cm. Library of Congress Card # 92-82740 Library of Congress Call # CS71.S320785 1992 Dewey Class # 929'.2'0973
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Genealogies of New Jersey Families From the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey. This two volume set brings together all the compiled material (genealogies, biographies, etc.) and Bible records published in the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey from its first issue in 1925 through the end of volume 65. Over 70,000 names are included in the index. This work stands as the most comprehensive and well-researched body of compiled New Jersey genealogy ever printed in one place. GPC and the Genealogical Society of New Jersey. 1995. 2 volume set. 1,087 pp. Index. $150.00* Item # B2-81454

Author: Ball, Nicholas, 1828-1896. Title: Edward Ball and some of his descendants [microform] / compiled by Nicholas Ball. Published: Newport, R.I. : Mercury Print, 1891. Description: 15 p. : 23 cm. LC Call No.: Microfilm 84/7870 (C) Notes: Call number of original: CS71.B2 1891. Master microform held by: DLC. Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1985. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Control No.: 84240125

Author: Brown, Virginia Alleman. Title: Abstracts of Essex County, New Jersey : partitions and divisions of estates, 1793-1881, recorded at Newark, New Jersey / abstracted by Virginia Alleman Brown. Published: Washington, NJ (206 Meadowbreeze Ln., Washington 07882) : V.A. Brown, 1981. Description: xxx, 143 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. LC Call No.: F142.E8 B83 Dewey No.: 929/.374931 19 Notes: Includes index. Subjects: Abstracts of title -- New Jersey -- Essex County. Essex County (N.J.) -- Genealogy. Control No.: 82121322

Author: Nelson, William, 1847-1914. Title: Genealogy of the Doremus family in America [microform] : descendants of Cornelis Doremus, from Breskens and Middelburg, in Holland, who emigrated to America about 1685-6, and settled at Aquackanonk (now Paterson), New Jersey / by William Nelson. Published: Paterson, N.J. : Press Print. and Pub. Co., 1897. Description: 232 p., [23] leaves of plates : ill., facsims, map, ports. ; 25 cm. LC Call No.: Microfilm 85/5477 (C) Notes: 100 copies printed." Illustrated material preserved in MicRR. Call number of original: CS71.D695 1897. Master microform held by: DLC. Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1985. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Control No.: 85114398

Author: Woodruff, Ceylon Newton, 1893- Title: Woodruff chronicles; a genealogy: the Long Island-New Jersey family of John Woodruffe, the immigrant ancestor to America. Published: Glendale, Calif., A. H. Clark Co., 1967-1971. Description: 2 v. illus., geneal. table, ports. 25 cm. LC Call No.: CS71.W887 1967 Dewey No.: 929.2/0973 Notes: Vol. 2 compiled by C. N. Woodruff and M. R. Herod. Includes bibliographical references. "Selected source materials": v.1, p. [311]-340. Subjects: Woodruff family. Other authors: Herod, Maurine R. Control No.: 67019471 //r72

Author: Canfield, Frederick A. (Frederick Alexander), 1849-1926. Title: A history of Thomas Canfield and of Matthew Camfield [microform] : with a genealogy of their descendants in New Jersey / compiled by Frederick A. Canfield. Published: New Haven, Conn. : Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Press, 1897. Description: 200 p., [29] leaves of plates : ill., ports. ; 26 cm. LC Call No.: Microfilm 85/7405 (C) Notes: Call number of original: CS71.C222 1897. Master microform held by: DLC. Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1985. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Control No.: 85165072 //r86

Author: Childs, Jean Harrison Stokes, 1907- Title: The Harrisons of New Jersey : a partial genealogy from the lineage of Richard Harrison and some allied families, 1600-1990 / compiled and edited by Jean Harrison Stokes Childs. Edition: Updated. Published: Newville, Pa. (25 Elm Tree Circle, Newville 17241) : J.H.S. Childs, 1990. Description: 1 v. (various pagings) : ill., map ; 28 cm. LC Call No.: CS71.H32 1990 Dewey No.: 929/.2/0973 20 Notes: Includes indexes. Subjects: Harrison family. Harrison, Richard, -- 1600-1655 -- Family. New Jersey -- Genealogy. Control No.: 91205150
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BALL Ball, T.H. Francis Ball's Descendants or the West Springfield Ball Family from 1640 to 1902. (1902). CS/71/B2/1902

BEACH The Descendants of Thomas Beach of Milford, Connecticut. (1912). CS/71/B38/1912

BEACH Jacobus, Donald L. Mary (Royce) Beach. Historical Monograph Series I. (Reprint, with additions, from NEHG Register, January, 1926). (1926). CS/71/B38/1926

BEERS Regan, Marie Louise. The Beers Genealogy. Volume Six. The New Jersey Beers Families and Others. (1994). 183 p. CS/71/B4419/1972/v.6

CLARK Clark, Henry S. A Record of the Lands and Past Descendants of Henry and Anne Clark Who Settled on the Headbranches of Whippany River, Roxiticus, Old Hunterdon County, New Jersey in the Year 1728. (1909). CS/71/C6/1909

CONDIT Condit, Jothan H. and Eben. Genealogical Record of the Condit Family, Descendants of John Conditt, a Native of Great Britain, Who Settled in Newark, New Jersey, 1678 to 1885. Also, an Appendix Containing a Brief Record of the Harrison, Williams, Pierson, Smith, Lindsley, Munn and Whitehead Families. (1885). CS/71/C745/1885

CONDIT Condit Family Association. Genealogical Record of the Condit Family, Descendants of John Cunditt, a Native of Great Britain, Who Settled in Newark, New Jersey. 1678 to 1885. (1916 Revision). (1916). CS/71/C747/1916

CONGER Leanard, Maxine Crowell. The Conger Family of America. (1972). 844 p. CS/71/C7517/1972/v.1

COURSENS Woodruff, Francis W. The Coursens of Sussex County, New Jersey. A Reprint from "The Woodruffs of New Jersey." (1909). CS/71/C862/1909

CRANE Crane, Ellery B. Genealogy of the Crane Family. Vol.1: Descendants of Henry Crane of Wethersfield and Guilford, Connecticut with Sketch of the Family in England. (1895). Vol.2: Descendants of Benjamin Crane of Wethersfield, Connecticut and John Crane of Coventry, Connecticut. Also of Jasper Crane of New Haven, Connecticut and Newark, New Jersey and Stephen Crane of Elizabethtown, New Jersey with Families of the Name in New Hampshire, Maryland and Virginia. (1900). CS/71/C891/1895-1900/v.#

CRANE Crane, John G. History of the Family of John Crane, Grandson of Stephen Crane, Whose Father was John Crane the First;Together with Personal Reminiscences of the Author. (1899). CS/71/C891/1899

KITCHEL McCormick, George C. John Kitchel and Esther Peck, Their Ancestors, Descendants and Some Kindred Families. (1913). CS/71/K63/1913

Pomfret, John. Colonial New Jersey: A History (New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1973). Summary of colonial New Jersey history (more concise than others of his books listed below).

Cunningham, John T. New Jersey: America's Main Road (Andover: Afton Press, 1976). A lively, popular narration of the state's history.

Fleming, Thomas. New Jersey: A History (New York: Norton, 1976). In just two hundred pages, a summary of the state's history.

Green, Howard L., ed. Words That Make New Jersey History: A Primary Source Reader (New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1995). Ninety documents from all eras and most topics in New Jersey's history. Each document is carefully introduced. Accompa- nied by a teacher's guide to assist its use in the classroom.

Lurie, Maxine N., ed. A NewJersey Anthology(Newark: NewJersey Historical Society,1994). Seventeen essays by the state's finest historians about a variety of topics in New Jersey history. The editor has provided a summary of the state's history as an overview, intro- ductions to each section, and suggestions for further reading.

Mappen, Marc. Jerseyana: The Underside of NewJersey History (New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press,1992). A collection of brief essays on interesting individuals and events in the state's history. These pieces were originally published in the New York Times Sunday New Jersey section (new ones continue to appear once a month).

Wacker, Peter O. Land and People: A Cultural Geography of Preindustrial NewJersey: Ori- gins and Settlement Patterns (New Brunswick: Rutgers University Press, 1975). Cultural geography of New Jersey before 1810: the changes humans made in the land and the variety of its people and their practices--buildings, agriculture, settlement patterns, reli- gion, etc.

----. The Province of West New Jersey, 1609-1702 (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1956). A detailed study of the early history of West New Jersey.

----. The Province of East New Jersey,1609-1702:The RebelliousProprietary (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1962). A detailed study of the history of East New Jersey.

----. The NewJersey Proprietors and Their Lands, 1664-1776 (Princeton: Van Nostrand, 1964). Discussion of the New Jersey proprietors, their land claims, distribution of lands, and efforts to collect rents.

McCormick, Richard P. New Jersey From Colony to State, 1609-1789, rev. ed. (Newark: New Jersey Historical Society, 1981). Concise history of New Jersey from the first Euro- pean settlement to the American Revolution. The very best place to start.

Craven, Wesley Frank. NewJerseyandthe English Colonization of North America (Princeton: Van Nostrand, 1965). A history of New Jersey in the early colonial period, 1664-1700.

Boyd, Julian. Fundamantal Laws and Constitutions of New Jersey, 1664-1964 (Princeton: Van Nostrand, 1964). Documentary collection that includes the 1663 concessions of the proprietors, all of New Jersey's constitutions (1776, 1844, 1947), and other funda- mental legal documents.

New Jersey Reference Division, Newark Public Library, 5 Washington St., P.O. Box 630, New- ark 07101-0630; (201 ) 733-7776. In addition to major resources deaing with the history of Newark and Essex County, as well as New Jersey as a whole, the library owns the photogr aph morgue of the defunct Newark Evening News, by itself a collection of tens of thousands of phot ographs of New Jersey people and subjects. Manuscripts, maps, books, newspapers, pamphlets and printed ephem- era, broadsides. The library also presents a regular schedule of exhibitions and other public events that display and interpret New Jersey's culture in all of its diversity.

New Jersey State Archives (Department of State), 185 W. State St., CN 307, T renton 08625- 0307; (609) 633-8334. The official repository of records of the state government , the Archives col- lections in colonial New Jersey history are especially strong. Collections inclu de, in addition to laws and other offical government records, genealogical collections, newspapers, manu scripts, books, and photographs. With Rutgers University Libraries, the Archives is completing a project to micro- film every newspaper ever published in the state and create a central research c ollection of the microfilm that will be accessible to everyone. Published guide to family history materials in its collections.

Title: Morris County history, 1881-1892 : a monthly synopsis of local events compiled from the newspaper The Dover Iron Era, includes necrology and fires. Published: [n.d.] Subject: Iron era. Death notices --New Jersey --Morris County. American newspapers --New Jersey --Morris County. Morris County --History --Chronology. Dover (N.J.) --History --Chronology. Morris County --Genealogy --Sources. Newspapers --Morris County. MORRISTOWN-LH Closed Stacks CALL NUMBER: HM1 Dove Mor -- REF BOOK -- Available/NonRequest

AUTHOR: Bailey, Rosalie Fellows, 1908- TITLE: Pre-revolutionary Dutch houses and families in northern New Jersey and southern New York, by Rosalie Fellows Bailey, A.B.; with an introduction by Franklin D. Roosevelt; photography by Margaret De M. Brown; prepared under the auspices of the Holland society of New York. TITLE: Dutch houses and families. PUBLICATION: New York, W. Morrow & company, 1936. DESCRIPTION: 10 p. l., 11-612 p., 1 l. incl. front., illus., plan. 29 cm. NOTES: "A companion volume to Dutch houses in the Hudson valley

AUTHOR: Brush, Ted. TITLE: On command : a compilation on the New Jersey (Loyalist) Volunteers in the American Revolution / by Ted Brush; edited by Richard T. Irwin. PUBLICATION: [S.l. : s.n., n.d.] DESCRIPTION: 174 p. ; 29 cm. NOTES: Editor's bibliography: p. 173-174. SUBJECT: American loyalists--New Jersey. SUBJECT: New Jersey--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Sources. SUBJECT: New Jersey--Genealogy.

AUTHOR: Budd, Enos Goble. TITLE: The Budd family : address of Col. Enos Goble Budd, delivered at Budd's Lake, Morris County, New Jersey, August 14th, 1878, at the first re-union : and letter of Capt. Thomas S. Budd : minutes of the reunion : address of Hon. A.C. Smith, September 8, 1880 : and my grandfather's history / by the author. TITLE: Letter of Capt. Thomas S. Budd. TITLE: Address of Hon. A. C. Smith. TITLE: My grandfather's history. EDITION: 3rd ed. PUBLICATION: Budd Lake, N.J. : The Family, 1976.

TITLE: The Biographical encyclopedia of New Jersey of the nineteenth century [microform] PUBLICATION: (DLC)03-18910 PUBLICATION: Philadelphia : Galaxy Publishing Co., 1877. DESCRIPTION: 574 p., ca. 150 leaves of plates : ports. ; 29 cm. NOTES: Includes index. NOTES: Microfiche. Sanford, N.C. : Microfilming Corp. of America, 1983. 10 microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm. (Genealogy & local history ; LH 1264)

TITLE: Genealogies of New Jersey families from the genealogical magazine of New Jersey / selected and introduced by Joseph R. Klett. PUBLICATION: Baltimore, MD : Genealogical Publishing Co., 1996. DESCRIPTION: 2 v. ; 22 cm. NOTES: v.1. Families A-Z; pre-American notes on old New Netherland families -- v.2. A genealogical dictionary of New Jersey; Bible records and other family records.

AUTHOR: Harris, L. Maxine. TITLE: The early migration of the Jacobus family from New Jersey to central New York and pioneer farmers pushing west / by L. Maxine Harris. PUBLICATION: [Muskogee, Okla?] : L.M. Harris, 1986. DESCRIPTION: 115 p. : maps ; 28 cm. NOTES: Includes index. NOTES: Bibliography: p. 101-105.

AUTHOR: Lee, Francis Bazley, 1869-1914. TITLE: History of New Jersey from the most remote period to the close of the nineteenth century [microform] : containing a genealogical appendix of notable families and prominent men in the state / by Francis Bazley Lee. PUBLICATION: Newark, N.J. : Newark Book Publishing and Engraving Co., 1905. DESCRIPTION: xii, 475 p. : ca. 30 ports. ; 27 cm. NOTES: Includes index. NOTES: Microfiche. Sanford, N.C. : Microfilming Corp. of America, 1983. 8 microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm. (Genealogy & local

AUTHOR: Lee, Francis Bazley, 1869-1914. TITLE: History of New Jersey from the most remote period to the close of the nineteenth century [microform] : containing a genealogical appendix of notable families and prominent men in the state / by Francis Bazley Lee. PUBLICATION: Newark, N.J. : Newark Book Publishing and Engraving Co., 1905. DESCRIPTION: xii, 475 p. : ca. 30 ports. ; 27 cm. NOTES: Includes index. NOTES: Microfiche. Sanford, N.C. : Microfilming Corp. of America, 1983. 8 microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm. (Genealogy & local

AUTHOR: Osborn, Robert Stanley. TITLE: The descendants of Captain David Osborn of Scotch Plains, New Jersey: 1989, 1762 / by Robert Stanley Osborn. PUBLICATION: [New Jersey]? The author, 1989. DESCRIPTION: [2], 155 p. : ports. ; 28 cm. NOTES: Bibliography: p. 155.

AUTHOR: New Jersey Historical Society. TITLE: Guide to the genealogy chart collection in the New Jersey Historical Society / prepared by Barbara S. Irwin ; inventory compiled by Elizabeth B. Turner. PUBLICATION: Newark, N.J. : [The Society], 1983. DESCRIPTION: [4], 5, [5] p. ; 28 cm.

"History of the Ancient Ryedales" by G. T. Ridlon (1884). A good source for the Riddle family

"A History of the Lindley/Linsley Family in America, 1639-1930" by Jon M. Linly. 900 pages in two volumes.

Ref F133.N42; Nelson, William. New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665 - 1800. 1982

F133.S77; Stryker-Rodda, Kenn. Revolutionary Census of New Jersey: An Index Based on Ratables, or the Inhabitants of New Jersey During the Period of the American Revolution. 1972

Mic F131.N58a; New Jersey Historical Society. Proceedings , 1845 - 1966. Continued by the journal, New Jersey History, 1967 - 1989. Kathryn Hilder, Reference Librarian, Harriet Irving Library, P. O. Box 7500, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, N.B. E3B 5H5. PHONE (506) 453-4749. FAX (506) 453-4596. E-MAIL Hilder@UNB.ca.
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Families of EARLY HARTFORD, Connecticut. Lucius Barnes Barbour. Contains the genealogical records of over 950 families. 736 pp., indexed. (1977), repr. 1996. $50.00

Families of EARLY MILFORD, Connecticut. Susan Woodruff Abbott. Contains the genealogical records of approximately 300 families. 875 pp., indexed. (1979), repr. 1996. $55.00

BURKES AMERICAN FAMILIES WITH BRITISH ANCESTRY, the Lineages of 1,600 Families of British Origin Now Resident in The United States of America. 7 x 10, 494 pp. illus., cloth. (1939) [0-8063-0662-9] $47.50.

THE BOOK OF NAMES, ESPECIALLY RELATING TO THE EARLY PALATINES AND THE FIRST SETTLERS OF THE MOHAWK VALLEY. Lou D. MacWethy. The estimated 20,000 names in this work are classified, combined, and otherwise arranged to enable the researcher to identify Palatine immigrants in relation to specific categories of records. Among the important lists of names are the Kocherthal records of baptisms, marriages, and deaths, 1708-1719; Palatine family heads from Gov. Hunter's Ration Lists, 1710-1714; Lists of Palatines in 1709 (the London Lists); Palatines remaining and newly arrived in New York from the 1710 colonial census; names of Palatine children apprenticed by Gov. Hunter, 1710-1714; and various lists of Palatines in the New York colonial militia. 209 pp., illus. (1933), repr. Balto., 1985. [GP3620] $15.00

EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY PALATINE EMIGRATION. Walter A. Knittle. This is the definitive work that lists the names of about 12,000 Palatine settlers, with the names of persons in their families, and the dates of emigration. Their major destinations and places of settlement were Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and the Hudson and Mohawk Valleys of New York. xxi, 320 pp., illus., indexed. (1937), repr. Balto., 1989. [GP3255]. Temporarily out of print.

THE GERMAN IMMIGRATION INTO PENNSYLVANIA THROUGH THE PORT OF PHILADELPHIA FROM 1700 TO 1775, AND THE REDEMPTIONERS. Frank R. Diffenderffer. This important historical study deals with the background of German immigration, especially that of the Palatines, the causes, migration patterns, the leading figures in the movement, and the disposition of the immigrants. Much of the book deals with the redemptioners, those who bound themselves to service as payment for the trip to America. It covers the types of bond servants and evaluates their role in the development of the German settlements, with accounts of their rise, progress, and place in American Society. 328 pp., illus., indexed. (From the Pa.-Germ. Soc. Proc. & Addr., 1900), repr. Balto. 1988. [GP1470] $21.50

TRUE AND AUTHENTIC REGISTER OF PERSONS WHO IN 1709 JOURNEYED FROM GERMANY TO AMERICA. Ulrich Simmendinger. The Simmendinger Register, as this work is called, consists of an alphabetical list of approximately 500 Palatine families who were settled in or near the Mohawk Valley of New York in the year 1717. These families were the survivors of the great Palatine migration from the Rhineland in 1709--a migration that took them first to England and then, in 1710, under the patronage of Queen Anne, to America. The author himself participated in this migration and, upon his return to Germany in 1717, he published this little pamphlet as a kind of message from the colony overseas to friends and relatives back home in Germany. An authoritative register of pioneer Palatine families and early settlers of the Mohawk Valley. 20 pp., wrappers. (1934), repr. Balto., 1991. [GP5380] $4.00
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THE NEW LOYALIST INDEX, VOL. II. Paul J. Bunnell. An all new collection of over 2,000 names of colonists who sided with the British during the Revolutionary War. An excellent tool for locating information, especially about women. Wives of veterans were often listed in pension records. 218 pp. index, paper [HB844] $20.00. http://server.mediasoft.net/ScottC/

TASK FORCE ON NEW JERSEY HISTORY
On Wednesday, October 9, the Task Force on New Jersey History will hold its second public hearing in Room 319 of the State House, on West State Street in Trenton, from 3 to 6 p.m. The Task Force's third hearing will be on Saturday, November 2, at the New Jersey Historical Society, 230 Broadway, Newark, from 2 to 5 p.m.
The Task Force was established by an act of the New Jersey Legislature to study the ways in which New Jersey history and historical services are delivered to the public and to recommend improvements to Governor Whitman and the Legislature. At this meeting, members of the Task Force will accept written statements and hear testimony (limited to five minutes) on subjects to include but not to be limited to historic sites and their impact on tourism, education at any instructional level, programs for the public, funding of public history, preservation of collections and structures, scholarship, publication, and other areas of public interest.
Register to testify for the October 9 hearing by writing to the Task Force's chairperson, Barbara J. Mitnick, 65 Madison Ave., Morristown 07960; (201) 267-1400; fax (201) 267-0002, by October 2. The deadline for the November 2 hearing is October 26.

"The Meeker Family of early New Jersey as revealed in the correspondence of Charles H. Meeker, Jr.'" by Leroy J. Meeker, Instructor in Mathematics, Southwood College, Salemburg, North Carolina, printed by Capitol Printing Company, 1100 1/2 Quarrier Street, Charleston, W. VA. 25301, 1973. This book has been microfilmed by the Mormons.

The History of a Village - Ridgewood, New Jersey. 1964, 165 p., index. Community in northeastern part of Bergen County. Originally part of Paramus. ($20.00) http://www.wavenet.com/~genbooks/

The History of Roxbury Township. Vol. II. 1976, 200 p., soft cover. Contains material accumulated since publication of Vol. I in 1965, including reminiscences of early residents. ($15.00) http://www.wavenet.com/~genbooks/

"Dutch baptismal names and their equivalents in English," "Collection of the Holland Society of New York", Vol. 1, Part 1 (1891).

Articles on Dutch personal names in "The American Genealogist" periodical vol. 32, 33, 37.

Rosalie Fellows Bailey. "Dutch systems in family naming, New York and New Jersey". National Genealogical Society Special Publication #12; reprinted from the NGS Qtrly vol. 41, 1953.

New Jersey Marriages are on software. Price: $59.00 + $6.00 U.P.S. CD-ROM Publishers 1623 W. 3640 S. St. George, UT 84770 (801) 674-5980 globalcd@tcd.net
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THE 'LOST' PENSIONS: Settled Accounts of the Act of 6 April 1838. Craig R. Scott. A list of 16,000 settled pension accounts that relate to persons or their heirs who failed to pick up their pension money at their pension field office. Persons had to apply to the U.S. Treasurer for payment. 374 pp., index, paper [WB1838] [Trade discount available] $28.00.

THE NEW LOYALIST INDEX, VOL. II. Paul J. Bunnell. An all new collection of over 2,000 names of colonists who sided with the British during the Revolutionary War. An excellent tool for locating information, especially about women. Wives of veterans were often listed in pension records. 218 pp. index, paper [HB844] $20.00.

GENEALOGIES OF NEW JERSEY FAMILIES From the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey. In Two Volumes. As one of the original colonies, New Jersey is considered the ancestral home of millions of Americans living today. This present work, a joint project of the Society and the Genealogical Publishing Company, acknowledges the pressing need for comprehensive, scholarly works on New Jersey families, and it therefore brings together all of the compiled material (genealogies, biographies, etc.) and Bible records published in the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, the Society's celebrated periodical, from its first issue in 1925 through the end of Volume 65. Selected by the Society's Board of Trustees, the contents reflect the entire genealogical output of the Magazine, including Charles Carroll Gardner's famous but incomplete series "A Genealogical Dictionary of New Jersey." Under the direction of the Board, GPC assembled the various articles into two massive volumes, each numbering over 1,000 pages! Finally, GPC produced the name indexes containing over 70,000 names! The fruit of these labors, without exaggeration, is the most comprehensive and well-researched body of compiled New Jersey genealogy ever printed in one place. (For a complete list of the main families covered in these volumes, please contact the publisher.)
Vol. I. 1,139 pp., indexed. [GP4056] $75.00
Vol. II. 1,087 pp., indexed. [GP4057] $75.00
The set [GP4058] $150.00.

A GAZETTEER OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. Thomas F. Gordon. Placenames circa 1834. Detailed physical descriptions and locations of counties, towns, villages, canals, railroads etc. 1834, Repr. Paper, 174 pp. Map. [FLT1038] $12.50.

NEW JERSEY INDEX OF WILLS, INVENTORIES, ETC In the Office of the Secretary of State Prior to 1901. Kenn Stryker-Rodda. 3 vols. 1,452 pp. (1912-13), repr. 1994. [CC4040] $120.00 [2 copies available at $100.00 each]

NEW JERSEY BIOGRAPHICAL AND GENEALOGICAL NOTES. William Nelson. 224 biographies of colonial New Jerseymen. Revised & expanded from the New Jersey Archives, this work refers to an additional 1,000 colonistst. 1916, repr. 1992. Paper, 222 pp. Index. [CC994] $21.50.

Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS. William Nelson. In preparing this work the abstracts of wills were made from the originals in the office of the Secretary of the State, and where they are recorded a reference to the book of record is given. The wills are arranged in alphabetical order by the testators or intestates names. All volumes are paper and each is indexed.
Vol. 1. 1670-1730. 1901. 662 pp., 2 vols. [HBN147] $44.50.
Vol. 2. 1730-1750. 1918. 708 pp., 2 vols. [HBN149] $45.50.
Vol. 3. 1751-1760. 1924. 469 pp. [HBN150]. $32.00.

NEW JERSEY BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX Covering some 100,000 biographies and associated portraits in 237 New Jersey cyclopedias, histories, yearbooks, periodicals, and other collective biographical sources published through 1980. Donald Arleigh Sinclair. A massive work--forty years in the making--there's never been a reference book like this for the state of New Jersey. The 100,000 biographies recorded by Mr. Sinclair, were extracted from no fewer than 2,000 volumes scattered among collective sources, not single-volume biographies. This fact alone establishes this book as the key reference work for New Jersey biography. It hardly needs to be said that Mr. Sinclair's book will prove to be an invaluable tool for genealogists given the obvious connection between biography and family history, as well as the fact that a number of the compiler's 237 sources contain not only biographies but genealogical sketches. The subject of each entry in the Index is identified by his full name and his years of birth and death. Following the subject's name, his biography is cited in abbreviated form, the publication in which it appears, with volume and page numbers, designated by a code which is displayed with the list of sources at the front of the book. 7" x 10". 859 pp. Balto., 1993. [GP5415] $60.00

GENERAL INDEX TO THE DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY,. First Series, in Ten Volumes. Frederick W. Ricord. A very scarce work in its original form, this index to the first ten volumes of New Jersey Archives is the key to the earliest records of colonial New Jersey. Printed under the direction of the distinguished New Jersey genealogists William Nelson and William S. Stryker (among others), the index contains references to about 7,500 individuals and to hundreds of special subjects relating to the founding and settlement of colonial New Jersey. This hard to find index volume places thousands of obscure references at our fingertips. 198 pp. (1888), repr. Balto., 1994. [GP4895] $22.50.

AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY, Encyclopedia of. Volume II: New Jersey and Pennsylvania. William Wade Hinshaw. The second volume of the great Encyclopedia is complete in itself for the New Jersey and Pennsylvania monthly meetings which were part of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. It includes all records of genealogical value, both Orthodox and Hicksite, known to be in existence for the meetings from the last quarter of the seventeenth century down to the time the work was originally published in 1938. The records are of two principal classes: (1) births and deaths and (2) minutes and marriages, and they are arranged in alphabetical order, by family name, under their corresponding monthly meeting. The marriages are arranged by the names of both brides and grooms. Also provided are abstracts of Quaker certificates of removal, which enable genealogists to trace Quaker ancestors from one monthly meeting to another. Fully indexed. 8 1/2" x 11". 1,126 pp., indexed, paperback. (1938), repr. Balto., 1994. [GP2732] $75.00.

SHIP PASSENGER LISTS, NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY, 1600-1825. Carl Boyer, 3rd.Over 8,500 immigrants. Paper, 333 pp. [FLT599] $24.00.

EARLY CHURCH RECORDS OF BERGEN COUNTY, NJ, 1740-1800. Charlotte Meldrum. These records included Paramus Reformed Dutch Church, baptisms, list of members for 1799; a few records from Waldwick Methodist Church, baptisms, Ministers 1791-99; Ramapo Lutheran Church, baptisms 1750-1800. 1995. Paper, 167 pp. Index. [FLT1139] $13.00.

BERGEN COUNTY NEW JERSEY DEED RECORDS, 1689-1801. John David Davis. Abstracts from the Bergen County Deed Books A through N. Each entry includes the date of the transaction, the name and place of residence of the grantor(s), name and place of residence of the grantee(s), price, area and location of the land involved, neighbors, chain of deed, other landmarks, signatures of the grantor(s), witnesses and others. 1995. Paper, 412 pp. Index. [HBD085] $30.00.

SUSSEX COUNTY, NJ, MARRIAGES. Howard E. Case. Sussex County New Jersey has few marriages on record for the late 1700s; most entries in this book have dates in the 1800s. The entries give the date of the marriage and the names of the bride and groom. Home towns are occasionally given. Entries are arranged alphabetically by both bride and groom names. 1992. Paper, 358 pp. [HBC071] $24.00.
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NATIONAL GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY Vol. 31, #3 - September 1943 New Jersey Bible Records Collected by Jersey Blue Chapter DAR, families: Bearmor, Davis, DeHart, Merrick Martin, Samuel, Martin, Willett.
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Bergen County, New Jersey Deed Records, 1689-1801 - John David Davis. The author has written abstracts from the information contained in the Bergen County, New Jersey, Deed Books A through N, comprising records from 1689 to 1801. Mr. Davis has consolidated the pertinent information into an informative and comprehensive abstract. Each entry contains, in order, the date of the transaction, the name of the grantor(s), the place of residence of the grantor(s), the name of the grantee(s), the place of residence of the grantee(s), price, the area of land involved, the location of the land, neighbors, chain of deed, other landmarks, signature of the grantor(s), signatures of the witnesses, and the signatures of others. 1995, 412 pp., index, paper, $32.00 #D085

Genealogical History of Hudson and Bergen Counties, New Jersey - Cornelius Burnham Harvey. An overview of the first settlers and their origin is followed by a roster of "the earliest and most prominent" landowners and settlers. The bulk of the book is a treasure-trove of genealogical information. The length of the articles vary in length and generally contain the following information: name of the subject; birth/marriage/death dates; name of spouse; names of children; the subject's education and occupation; and the subject's siblings and parents. The subjects appear to have been born in the early to mid-1800s but commentary on their ancestries may cover several generations and reach into the early 1700s. (1900) reprint, 648 pp., illus., maps, new index, paper, $42.00 #H068

A Glance Back in Time: Life in Colonial New Jersey (1704-1770) as depicted in News Accounts of the Day - Richard B. Marrin. This compilation of news accounts from the colonial era can help today's reader better visualize what life was like in America between two and three centuries ago. It includes approximately 2000 names of the earliest inhabitants of the provinces of East and West New Jersey and others from 1704 through 1770, collected from nearly a thousand news accounts of life in colonial America, not previously published this century. 1994, 359 pp., index, paper $29.00 #M166

Notes, Historical and Biographical, Concerning Elizabeth-Town, Its Eminent Men, Churches, and Ministers - Rev. Dr. Nicholas Murray. The bulk of this volume is concerned with the history of the town and the First Church during their first 50 years. It closes with some discussion of the other denominations; there are some lists of grantees. (1844) reprint, 179 pp., new index, paper, $19.50 #M866

Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS. - William Nelson. In preparing this work the abstracts of wills were made from the originals in the office of the Secretary of the State, and where they are recorded a reference to the book of record is given. The wills are arranged in alphabetical order by the testators or intestates names.
Volume I, 1670-1730. (1901) rep, 662 pp., 2 vols., illus., index, paper $44.00 #N147
Volume II, 1730-1750. (1918) repr, 708 pp., 2 vols., index, paper $44.50 #N149
Volume III, 1751-1760. (1924) reprint, 469 pp., index, paper, $32.00 #N150

Story of the Early Settlers of Stamford, Connecticut, 1641-1700, including Genealogies of Principal Families - History by Jeanne Majdalany, Genealogies by Edith M. Wicks and Jeanne Majdalany. Chronicles the development of Stamford from its early days through six decades. Many aspects of everyday life are described in this book. A lengthy chapter provides outline genealogies covering the first three or four generations of the families which arrived in the 17th. 1991, 211 pp., maps, index, paper, $20.50, #M031

The New Loyalist Index - Paul J. Bunnell, A.G., U.E. Each entry provides, where available, the name, regiment, and rank of the subject, along with brief data on residence, date of birth, marriage or death for purposes of identification, and a citation to a source where additional data can be found. These books are, first and foremost, a tool for locating information rather than a primary source of information.
Volume I - A master index identifying over 5,000 Loyalists. This new index covers several dozen sources including both published works and American and Canadian archives. 1989, 525 pp., index, paper, $38.50 #B860
Volume II - All new collection of over 2,000 Loyalists.. The entries are listed alphabetically by surname. 1996, 218 pp., index, paper, $22.00 #B844

Research Guide to Loyalist Ancestors: Archives, Manuscripts, and Published Sources - Paul J. Bunnell, FACG, UE. Since a large proportion of the American public was Loyalist during the Revolutionary War, many Americans have Loyalist ancestors. This guide lists most of the locations where American Loyalist records may be found throughout the world, and the principal records and material available at these sites. In addition to listing the holdings of each facility, there is a bibliography of published sources. Also given are Loyalist historical and genealogical societies, periodicals, publishers of Loyalist material, and Loyalist historical sites to visit when traveling. 1990, 146 pp, paper, $17.00 #B855

Genealogies of New Jersey Families From the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey. This two volume set brings together all the compiled material (genealogies, biographies, etc.) and Bible records published in the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey from its first issue in 1925 through the end of volume 65. Over 70,000 names are included in the index. This work stands as the most comprehensive and well-researched body of compiled New Jersey genealogy ever printed in one place. GPC and the Genealogical Society of New Jersey. 1995. 2 volume set. 1,087 pp. Index. $150.00* Item # B2-81454
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The Shipman Family in America. By Rita Carl.
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New Jersey and the Revolutionary War; Alfred Hoyt Bill; This is a complete account of New Jersey's important role in the Revolutionary War, containing a survey of the major military developments as well as the social and economic effects on New Jersey. 1970. 117 pp. Paper, $11.95, 0-8135-0642-5

The Papers of William Livingston; Carl Prince et al, editors Volumes 1-5 These five volumes of the papers of William Livingston, the first elected governor of New Jersey, cover his writings from 1774-1790. Each volume of papers is annotated and supplemented by maps, portraits, a chronology, a genealogy, and a biographical directory. The publication of these papers is a project of the New Jersey Historical Commission. Cloth, $50.00/volume, except for volume V: $75.00 I: 1985. 434 pp., 0-8135-1140-2 II: 1985. 600 pp., 0-8135-1141-0 lII: 1986. 499 pp., 0-8135-1144-5 lV: 1987. 611 pp., 0-8135-1213-1 V: 1988. 688 pp., 0-8135-1297-2

A Dutch Family in the Middle Colonies, 1660-1880 Firth Haring Fabend 1989 Book Award, NY State Historical Association 1989 Hendricks Prize, New Netherlands Project "Those who read this work will come away with a better understanding of life in colonial New York and New Jersey. . . . Besides describing their homes, their farms, and their customs, [Fabend] delves deeply into the roles that religion, politics and economics played.'' --New York History 1991. 326 pp. 24 b & w illus. Cloth, $49.00, 0-8135-1627-7

Proprietors, Patronage,and Paper Money; Legislative Politics in New Jersey, 1703-1776 Thomas L. Purvis; Alfred E. Driscoll Prize and McCormick Prize New Jersey Historical Commission Purvis examines the representatives' collective backgrounds, the factors contributing to their political power, the emergence of leaders, the influence of patronage on voting alignments, the responsiveness of legislators to petitioners, and the crucial issues faced by the Assembly. 1986. 360 pp. Cloth, $45.00, 0-8135-1161-5

The Revolutionary War in the Hackensack Valley The Jersey Dutch and the Neutral Ground, 1775-1783 Adrian C. Leiby 1980. 329. pp. Paper, $14.95, 0-8135-0898-3

Newark; John T. Cunningham This revised, updated, and expanded edition of Newark presents the complete saga of this resilient city. Newark's fascinating past and present comes alive through noted historian John Cunningham's vivid use of text and pictures. 1988. 384 pp. 450 b & w illus. Cloth, $35.00, 0-911020-18-7

Land Use in Early New Jersey; A Historical Geography; Peter O. Wacker and Paul G. E. Clemens This is the first comprehensive, interdisciplinary study of land use in New Jersey during the period of settled field agriculture--roughly from the early seventeenth century to 1822. Peter Wacker and Paul Clemens present for the first time patterns of land use that have been from New Jersey tax ratable data, early settlement narratives, advertisements of real estate sales, damage claims submitted by New Jersey farmers from the Revolutionary War, farmers' diaries and account books, and store daybooks and ledgers. 400 pp. Paper, $18.95, 0-911020-30-6

Words That Make New Jersey History; A Primary Source Reader; Howard L. Green, Editor This fascinating collection of documents spans the history of New Jersey, from the arrival of Dutch traders in the 1600s to the present. This reader includes material on subjects such as factories and farms, cities and suburbs, slavery and abolitionism, the temperance and woman suffrage campaigns, race and ethnic relations, the labor movement, and mobilization for war. The documents include letters, journals, pamphlets, petitions, artwork, and songs created not only by those in official power, but also by men and women of more humble station--immigrants, workers, slaves, foreign travelers, houseworkers, and civil servants. 1994. 290 pp. 11 b & w illus. Paper, $14.00, 0-8135-2113-0; Hardcover, $35.00, 0-8135-2112-2

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1113. NEW YORK, The Palatine Families of. By Henry Z Jones Jr., FASG 2 vol; 684pp & 690pp. 45 illus, printed endpapers. 30,000 entry Every Name index plus German place name index. 1995 (1985).2 vol set: $85.00 "Genealogy as it should be done...The results are unbelievable, and one can only stand in awe." - Der Reggeboge, Journal of The Pennsylvania German Society. "Insist that your library acquire this definitive comprehensive assembly of all available early records of the 1709/10 Palatines." - Western Maryland Genealogy. "Extraordinary...The most important study ever undertaken of this group....An essential work for both historians and genealogists." - The American Genealogist. "A major genealogical achievement, and will probably never be superseded." - The New York Genealogical & Biographical Record. Now in its third printing, this classic two volume set is a mainstay of all New York Germanic research, as well as much of New Jersey's! In the decade since winning the prestigious Jacobus Award the author has spoken before many societies and conferences, and is widely known and admired for his work on German immigrants to colonial America. Hank Jones' massive two volumes fully document the account of all 847 Palatine families who came to colonial New York from Germany in 1710. The volumes trace the American descendants of many of them down to the American Revolution. Also included is the German ancestry, often back into the 17th century, for over 500 of the 847 families! Much of the German research was done by the late Carla Mittelstaedt-Kubaseck, working from in the original records in Germany which have never been microfilmed. Any student of the great Germanic migrations needs this large and meticulously compiled two-volume set.
Is your ancestor included? Here are some of the surnames included. The spellings today - and then - vary widely and enthusiastically; only a partial selection is given below. In many cases there is more than one family per surname listed:
^{Abelman, Ackert/Eckhardt/Eckardt, Anspach, Anthes, Antoni/T�nges/ Thonius, Arnold, Arthopoeus, Asmer, Baches,
Backus/Reitzbackes/Backhaus, B�hr, Ball, Barthel, Barth, Bason, B�st, Battorff, Batz/Potts, Bauch, Baum,
Baumann/Bowman, Baumars, Bayer/Beyer/Beur, Beck, Becker, Bell, Bellinger, Bender, Berg/Bergh/Berck, Bergman,
Beringer, Berlemann/Parliament, Berner, Bernhardt, Berter/Porter/Burder, Betzer, Beyer/Bayer/Beur,
Biermann/Berman, Bertram, Blass/Blasch/Blast, B�hler/Behler/Bieler/Poler, B�hm/Behm/Beam, Bohl/Boll, Bonn,
Bonenstiehl, Bonroth/Penrod, Born, B�rsch/Bertsch/Peerts, Borst, B�shaar/- Pescheerer/Tofhard,
Bousche/Buschert/Boset, Brack/Bruck, Brandaw/Brando, Brandorff, Braun, Brendel/Brandle�n,
Bresseler/Presler/Pressler, Bretter/Prattor, Briegel/Brugel/Priegel, Brill, Brillem�nn/Br�llmann, Bromwasser,
Brong/Brunck, Bruchle/Bruckler/Bruchly, Prunet/Brunet/Brun�, Bruyere, Buck/- Bock, Buff, Bruckardt/Brucker,
Buff/Puff, Busch, Carn/Korn/Kern/Kirn, Caputscher/Caputzki, Kasselmann/Ca�sellman, Cast/Kast, Castner/Kastner,
Champanois, Christmann, Chrysler/Kreu�ler/Greisler, Clevenius/Lifinius/Listenus, Clock/Glock/Kloch,
Clotter/Clader/Klotter, Cobel/Kobel, Colliday/Gallath�, Conrad, Cook/Koch, Coon/Koons/Kuntz/Cuntz,
Coring/Curring/Caring/Kording, Countryman/Coutermann/Gonderman, Cramer/Cremer/Kr�mer, Crantz/Krantz, Crisser/-
Gresser, Cundy/Gundy/Kundy, Curst/Curtz/Kurtz, Dachst�tter/Tachstetter, Dahles/Dawlis/Dales,
Danler/Dantler/Dandler/Tantelaar, Dannemarcker/Dennen- m�rcker/Danemark, Darrey/Dorry,
D�ther/Doher/Dieder/Thater, Datt/That, Dausweber, Deffu/Thevoux/Teffa, Demuth/Tymouth/Themout,
Deis/Theis/Tysson, Deubig/Daubig, Dietrich, Dieffenbach/Dievenbach/Tiffbough, Diebel/Diewel/Teeple,
Deygert/Deichert/Teygert, Dill/Thiel/Teal, Dillenbach, Dilth, Dinant, Dinges, Dorn/- Trum, D�rner, Dronheiser,
Dontzbach, Dopff/Dopp/Top, Drauth/Troit, Drechsler, Drauth/Traut, Drumm, Drumbaur/Trombauer, D�ntzer,
Eberhardt, Eckling, Eckardt/Eckhardt/Ackert, Editch/Ittig/Ittich, Ehmann/Emmans, Ellich/Ehlig, Eigenbrod,
Eigler/Eichler, Els�sser, Emich, Emichen, Emmerich, Engel, Engelbert, Engelsbr�cher, Engstenburger,
Enners/Enders/Enters, Eoff/Off, Erbe, Erckel, Erhardt, Eschenr�der, Eschhoven, Eschwein, Ess, Eygner, Faeg/Feg,
F�hling/Failing, Falck, Falckenberg, Fasius/Vesi, Feller, Felten/Velten, Fischbach/Fewesbach, Fidler, Fils, Finck,
Foltz/Fols/Vols, Finckel/Vinkel, Fischer, Flegler, Foland/Volland, F�rster, Franck, Fred, Freil, Frey, Freymeyer,
Friderich, Frill, Fritz, Fr�lich/Vrolig, Fuchs/Fox, Fuhrer/Former/Fiero, Funck, Fuhrman, Galath�/Colliday, Gantz,
Gene�gern/Kneskern, Georg/York, Gerlach, Germann, Gerner, Ge�inger/Gesner, G�del/Gettel/Kettel, Gettmann/Get-
man, Gieser, Giesler, Glock/Kloch/Clock, Glopp/Klopp, Glump/Klumpf/Klamp, G�bel, Goldmann,
Gondermann/Countryman/Coutermann, Gradt/Kradt, Gramps/- Krembs, Grauberger, Grau/Graw/Gray/Kro,
Greisler/Kreu�ler/Chrysler, Gresser/Crisser, Griffon, Griot, Grucko, Gundy/Cundy/Kundy, Haas, Haber, H�hn/-
Haehn/Hain/Haine, Hagedorn/Hagendorn, H�ger, Harrsch/Kocherthal, Ha�er, Heintz/Haintz, Heen, Hambuch,
H�mer/H�mmer, Hamm/Ham/- Hamen, H�rter/H�rter/Herder/Herrther, Hartmann, Hartwig,
H�rtel/Hertile/H�sel/Hessel/Hess, Hartwell, Hassmann, Ha�pt, Haug/Hauck, Hau�/Haus/Hausz/Huss/Hous,
Heydt/Hayt/Hedy, Hebmann/Heppmann, Heyl/Heil/Heel, Heydelburger, H�ner/Henor/Heyner/Heiner/Hoener,
Heisterbach/- Heitersbach/Oysterberk/Oysterbanks, Helm, Helmer, Hemmerle/Heymerle�,
H�nescheid/Henneschiedt/Hunerschut/Hendeshott, Henrich/Hendrick, Hermann, Horner/Herner, Hertzell,
Hertzog/Hartshook, Hess, Hetterich/Hedderich/Hettich, Heu�er/Heuser/Heser/Heyser, Heidorn/Heydorn, Hildebrandt,
Herchheimer/Herk- imer, Hoff/Hoof/Hooft, Hoffart, Hoffman, Homberger, H�nig, Hern/Horne, Hornig/Hornich,
Horning, Hothenroth, Huck/Hoeck, H�ls/Hils/Hultz/Hieltz/Hitts, Hummel/Hommel, Huppert/Harpert/Hooper/Hubert,
Hussman/Hosman/Hausman, Jacobi, J�ger, Jamm, Ifflandt, Ingold, Ittich/Ittig/Edich, Jung/Young, Jungens,
Kabs, K�hl/Kell/Keils, K�mer/Kammer, Kamig/Keem, K�schel, Kasselmann/Ca�sellman, Kast/Cast, Kastner/Castner,
K�s, Kayser/Kaiser, Keller, Kercher, Kessler, Kettel/G�del/Gettel, Ketter, Kieffer, Kiesler/K�slich, King/K�nig,
Klamp/Klumpf/Glump, Klapper, Klein, Kloch/Glock/Clock, Klopp/Glopp, Klotter/Clotter, Klug, Knab, Kneib/Knipping,
Kneskern/Gene�gern, Kobel/Cobel, Koch/Cook, Kocherthal/Harrsch, Kohlmeyer, K�hlsch/Kelsch, K�nig/King, Kopff,
Korn/Carn/Kern/Kirn, K�rner/Kerner,Krafft, Kr�mer/Cramer/Cremer, Kornmann, Krantz/Crantz, Krembs/Gramps,
Kording/- Coring/Curring, Kradt/Gradt/Grat, Kreu�ler/Greisler/Chrysler, Kro/Grau/Graw/Gray, Kugel,
Kuhlmer/Kilmer/Kollman, Kuhn, Kuhner, Kundy/Cundy/Gundy, Kuntz/- Cuntz/Coons/Koon, Kurtz/Curst/Kortz,
Kurtzenberg, Labach, Leib/Lipe, Lahmeyer/Lemire, Lambert/Lamberton, Lamet/Lamert, L�ncker/Lenker, Lampmann,
Land- graff, Lang/LeLong/Langer, Lant, Lapp, Lauck/Laucks, Laux/Lucks, Launert/Launhardt/Loundhart,
Lauer/Lawer, Lehemann/Leman/Leaming, Lehr/Leer, Leicht, Leick, Lein, Lenck, Lepper, L�sch/Lesch/Lesser,
Leyer/Lawer/Lawyer, Lifinius/Listenus/Clevenius, Linck/Lincke/Linge, Lins/Lintz, Lorentz, L�scher/Lasher, L�tt/Lott,
Lucas, Ludwig, Lutz, Madebach, Maisinger, Manck, Mann, Marterstock, Merten/Martin, Marx,
Matthes/Matheus/Mathias/Mattice, Maul, Mauer/Maurer, Maus, Mauser, May, Mengel, Menges/Mingus, Mentgen,
Merckel, Mertz, Mess, Messer/Metzger, Mey, Meyer/Myer, Meisenheim, Michael/Michel, Milch/M�lich, Milges/Milius,
Minckler, Mittler/Mickler/Mettelaar, Mons/Mone/Moon, Mohr/Moor, Mor�/Moret/Morret, Motsch/Muts/Meet,
Muller/M�ller/M�ller/- Miller, Musinger/Mustier/Monsieur/Mussier, Musig/Mesieck/Mesick, Neff,
Neher/N�hr/Nahr/Neer, Nelles/Nellis, Nerbel/N�rpel, Ness/Niesch/Nase/Neus, Netzbacher/Netzbaches,
Neukirch/Newkirk, Neyth�ber/Neidth�ffer, Nies, Noll, Oberbach/Overbaugh, Ober, Oberer, Off/Eoff, Ohrendorff,
Pasch, Parliament/- Berlemann, Peerts/B�rsch/Bertsch, Penrod/Bonroth, Pescheerer/B�shaar/Tofhard, Peter/Petri,
Pfeffer/Pfeiffer, Pfuhl, Philips, Planck, Pleis/Pluss/Plass, Poler/- B�hler/Bieler, Porter/Berter/Burder, Potts/Batz,
Prattor/Bretter, Pressler/Presler/Bresseler, Priegel/Briegel/Brugel, Proppert/Praupert/Proper, Prunet/Brunet/- Brun�,
Puff/Buff, Pulver, R�bel/Reupel, Renault, Rau/Rauh/Rauch, Rautenbusch, Rauscher/Rous/Rows/Raw, Reich, Reichardt,
Reiffenberg/Reyfenberger, Reinboldt, Reisdorff/Rysdorp, Reitzbackes/Backhaus/Backus, Reitshaft/Reitschuff,
Reuter/Ruyter/Roughter, Rickardt, Richter, Riklas, Riedt/Rith/Reed, Riegel, Riehl/Reals/- R�hl, Rietich, Risch/Race,
Ri�wick/Reiswig, Rohrbach, R�mer/Remer, R�msch, Roos/Raes/Ros/Rose/Rohs, Roschmann/Rosman, Rosenbaum,
Rosenzweig, Roth, Rouch/Row, Rues/Ru�, Ruffner, Ruger, Ruhl, Salbach, Sax/Sacks, Sch�ff/Schaaff, Sch�ffer/Sheffer,
Schaib, Schaidt, Schantz/Shans/- Schans, Schawer, Schawermann/Scheuermann/Schureman, Schell, Schenckel,
Schenkelberg, Scherb/Sharpe, Scherer, Scharrmann/Schermann, Schienck, Schleicher, Schieffer, Schleumer/Schl�mer,
Schley, Schmidt/Smith, Schneider/Snyder, Schnell, Schott, Schramm/Scrum, Schreiber, Schremle/Schremble, Schuch,
Schucher, Schultheiss/Shulties/Schults, Schumacher, Schunemann, Schuppmann/Schubman, Schurtz/Schertz,
Schutz/Shitz, Schwalb/Swallow, Schwed, Schwitzler, Segen- dorff/Seegendorst, Seip/Sab/Savoy, Sein/Sayn/Sines,
Selner/Sollner/Zellner, Seubert/Seibert/Seeber, Sex/Sixt, Seibel/Sibel/Savoy, Shufelt/Zufeld, Signer, Simendinger, Simon,
S�ttenich/Sittenich/Sidney, Sitts, Spanheimer, Speder, Speichermann/Spekerman/Spickerman, Spies, Spohn/Spoon,
Spuler, Stahl, Staiger/Steyger, Stambuch, Staring, Stays/Theis/Tysson/Deis, Stein, Sternberger, Stier/St�r, St�ckel,
Stoppelbein/Stoppleboom, Storr, Straub, Streit, Strickh�user, Stubenrauch, Stuber/Stiever, Stuckradt, Stumpff/Stump,
Stupp, Sutz, Tachstatter/Dachst�tter, Tantelaar/Danler/Dantler/Dandler, T�schem, Teeple/Diebel/Diewel, Teygert/-
Deygert/Deichert, That/Datt, Thater/D�ther/Dieder/Doher, Theis/Tysson/Deis/Stays, Thevoux/Teffa/Deffu,
Thiel/Dill/Teal, Thomas, Tiffbough/Dieffenbach/Dieven- bach, Zimmerman/Zimmermann, Tofhard/B�shaar/Pescheerer,
T�nges/Thonius/Antoni, Top/Dopff/Dopp, Tr�ber/Treber/Traver, Traut/Drauth, Trill- heuser, Trombauer/Drumbaur,
Trum/Dorn, Troit/Drauth, Tymouth/Demuth/Themout, Uhl, Ulrich, Umbertro, Vandeberg, Velten/Felten, Vesi/Facius,
Vogt/Voght, Vol- bert/Volpert, Volland/Foland, Vols/Foltz/Fols, Vinkel/Finckel, Vossel/Woschel, Vrolig/Fr�lich, Wagner,
Walborn, Walrath/Wallrad, Wannemacher, Wanner, Warembourg, Warno, Weber, Wegele, Weidman/Wittman,
Wemmer/Wimmer/Winner, Weydknecht/Whitenack, Weidschopff, Weyel/Weil, Weis, Weisborn, Weiser, Weller,
Wendel, Wennerich/Wenrich, Werner, Weth/Waid/Weyd, Wickhausen, Widerwachs, Wiess, Wilhelm, Windecker,
Winninger, Winter, Wisener/Weesener, Wied- macher/Wittmach, Wohlleben, Wolbach, Wolbert, Wolff,
Wolffen/Wulffen, Wormbs/Worms, Wormser, Woschel/Vossel, W�st, York/Georg, Young/Jung, Zellner/-
Selner/Sollner, Zehe, Zeller, Zenger, Zerbe, Zimmermann/Timmerman, Ziperlen/Zipperle, Zufeld/Shufelt, Zwick.}

1161. (NEW YORK STATE). MORE PALATINE FAMILIES: some Immigrants to the Middle Colonies 1717 to 1776 and their European origins plus new discoveries of German families who arrived in colonial New York in 1710. By Henry Z Jones Jr., FASG. 625 pp. Illus, maps, historic background section, Every Name Index. 1991.$65.00 "This superb work...belongs in every genealogical and historical library." - The American Genealogist More Palatine Families, the sequel to celebrated The Palatine Families of New York listed above, includes data on 316 Palatine families who arrived in New York and New Jersey 1717-1776, plus their European origins. It also includes some 1710 immigrants who returned to Germany, or whose destination is unknown, plus some additional discoveries on families of the Palatine immigrants of 1710. Material on later immigrants to the middle colonies in America, 1722-1776, discovered at the F�rstl. Wied Archives at Neuwied and in the Sayn/Hachenburg files at the Hauptstaatsarchiv in Wiesbaden rounds out the book. This last section covers 437 immigrants to America in the mid-18th century, many of whom settled in Pennsylvania. Many immigrant entries from various German regions 1722-1776 are also included.
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[36VR] Acquackanonk Reformed Church, Passaic, NJ by Arthur Kelly for the Holland Society -bap, mar, members, deaths 1727-1816, 381pp $49.00

Bergen County, New Jersey Deed Records, 1689-1801 John David Davis. The author has written abstracts from the information contained in the Bergen County, New Jersey, Deed Books A through N, comprising records from 1689 to 1801. Mr. Davis has consolidated the pertinent information into an informative and comprehensive abstract. Each entry contains in order, the date of the transaction, the name of the grantor(s), the place of residence of the grantor(s), the name of the grantee(s), the place of residence of the grantee(s), price, the area of land involved, the location of the land, neighbors, chain of deed, other landmarks, signature of the grantor(s), signatures of the witnesses, and the signatures of others. 1995 412 pp., index, paper, $32.00 #D086

Biographical Sketches of the Sheriffs of the County of Union in the State of New Jersey, 1867-1993 With Compiled Lists of the Constabulary of Some Select New Jersey Towns, 1669-1876: - Russell K. Dutcher III The author has compiled sketches for the thirty-two men who have held the office since 1857, drawing from a variety of sources. The second part of the book is composed of lists of all the constabulary that could be found in the various records of town and county government dating back to colonial times, and is a less complete record than that of the Srst part. 1993, 105 pp., illus., paper $17.50 #D871

One Hundred Years of the "Sussex Register" and County of Sussex (New Jersey), 1813-1913 Record of Historical, Biographical, Industrial, and Statistical Events During a Century - Edited by Whitfield Gibbs. A history of the County and the newspaper with biographies of prominent citizens. The individual towns of Sussex County are described in varying detail. (c1913) reprint, 108 pp., 8.5x11, illus., index, paper $20.00 #G301

A Glance Back in Time: Life in Colonial New Jersey (1704-1770) as depicted in News Accounts of the Day - Richard B. Marrin. This compilation of news accounts from the colonial era can help today's reader better visualize what life was like in America between two and three centuries ago. It includes approximately 2000 names of the earliest inhabitants of the provinces of East and West New Jersey and others from 1704 through 1770, collected from nearly a thousand news accounts of life in colonial America not previously published this century. 1994, 359 pp., index, paper $29.00 #M166

Notes, Historical and Biographical, Concerning Elizabeth-Town Its Eminent Men, Churches, and Ministers - Rev. Dr. Nicholas Murray. The bulk of this volume is concerned with the history of the town and the First Church during their first 50 years. It closes with some discussion of the other denominations; there are some lists of grantees. (1844) reprint, 179 pp., new index, paper, $19.50 #M866

Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, CALENDAR OF NEW JERSEY WILLS. - William Nelson. In preparing this work the abstracts of wills were made from the originals in the office of the Secretary of the State, and where they are recorded a reference to the book of record is given. The wills are arranged in alphabetical order by the testators or intestates names. Volume 1, 1670-1730. (1901) rep, 662 pp., 2 vols., illus., index, paper $44.00 #N147 Volume 11, 1730-1750. (1918) repr, 708 pp., 2 vols., index, paper $44.50 #N149 Volume 111, 1751-1760. (1924) reprint, 469 pp., index, paper, $32.00 #N160
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"Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England between 1623-1650", Frederick Lewis Weis.
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CONNECTICUT - COLONIAL RECORDS The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut Prior to the Union with New Haven Colony, Vol. 1, May 1665, by J. Hammond Trumbull, pub. 1850. This, the first of several volumes of court records, covers the time period from 1636-1665. It contains General Court records, wills and inventories, a code of laws and several documents concerning the early governing of the colonists. Both general and name indexes are included. Order No. 548, 7 fiche, $28.00

CONNECTICUT - COLONIAL RECORDS The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut from 1665 to 1678, Volume 2, by J. Hammond Trumbull, A. M., pub. 1852. Contents: The Charter of Connecticut, Public Records (court records of appointments, land grants, petitions, grievances, etc.), and the Council of War records. The appendix contains correspondence, land records, claims, sketches of riots and hostilities. An index of name as well as a general index is included. Order No. 746, 610 pages, 4 fiche, $16.00

CONNECTICUT - COLONIAL RECORDS The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut from May 1678 to June 1689, Volume 3, by J. Hammond Trumbull, pub. 1859. This is the transcribed record of the Colonial Courts which were held from time to time. It appears that all matters pertaining to the public affairs of the Colonists were taken before the court for consideration. It contains such items as the names of those who were chosen for various offices, who received payments for various jobs, the decision regarding petitions and law suits, and who received land grants. The footnotes give additional background information pertaining to matters taken before the court. Those regarding estates, include family information. Order No. 920, 514 pages, 5 fiche, $20.00 Order No. 921, Index, pages 515-538, 1 fiche, $ 4.00

CONNECTICUT - COLONIAL RECORDS The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut from May 1678 to June 1689, Volume 3, by J. Hammond Trumbull, pub. 1859. This is the transcribed record of the Colonial Courts which were held from time to time. It appears that all matters pertaining to the public affairs of the Colonists were taken before the court for consideration. It contains such items as the names of those who were chosen for various offices, who received payments for various jobs, the decision regarding petitions and law suits, and who received land grants. The footnotes give additional background information pertaining to matters taken before the court. Those regarding estates, include family information. Order No. 920, 514 pages, 5 fiche, $20.00 Order No. 921, Index, pages 515-538, 1 fiche, $ 4.00

CONNECTICUT, NEW HAVEN COUNTY. - CHURCH Historical Catalogue of Members of the First Church of Christ in New Haven (CT) 1639-1914. Compiled by Franklin Bowditch Dexter. This entire book gives genealogical information about the members. Indexed. Order No. 291, 4 fiche, $16.00

CONNECTICUT, NEW HAVEN - DIRECTORY New Haven Directory and Advertiser 1853-1854, by J. H. Benham. Several lists are in this directory including newspapers, churches, and schools. Resident information gives the head of the household, the occupation and the address. Order No. 432, 3 fiche, $12.00

CONNECTICUT NEW HAVEN COLONY - COURT RECORDS Records of the Colony and Plantation of New Haven from 1638 to 1649, by Charles J. Hoadly, M.A., pub. 1857. Contains the court records of this early settlement arranged in chronological order. Entries begin with the date followed by matters brought before the court. Many entries are fascinating to read as they tell of the crimes and grievances along with the court decisions. Indexed. Order No. 713, 547 pages, 6 fiche, $24.00

CONNECTICUT, NEW HAVEN COLONY - HISTORY History of the Colony of New Haven to is Absorption into Connecticut by Edward E. Atwater with Supplementary History and Personnel of the Towns of Branford, Guilford, Milford, Stratford, Norwalk, Southold, Etc., 1637-1698, by Edward E. Atwater, compiled by Robert Atwater Smith, pub. 1902. This, the second edition, contains the original history plus an appendix with documents containing names, dates and supplementary history of the individual towns. The town's histories contain biographies of the early residents. The towns not mentioned in the title are: Stamford, New London, Saybrook, and New Haven. Order No. 606, 767 pages, 11 fiche, $44.00

CONNECTICUT, NEW HAVEN CO., - VITAL RECORDS Vital Records of New Haven 1649-1853, by The Connecticut Society of the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America, pub. 1917, 1924. Order No. 914, part 1, 599 pages, 7 fiche, $28.00 Order No. 915, part 2, pages 601-1063, 5 fiche, $20.00
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NEW JERSEY, MORRIS CO. - BIOGRAPHIES Biographical and Genealogical History of Morris County, New Jersey, by The Lewis Publishing Company. This book has 416 pages of biographies. Order No. 472, 7 fiche, $28.00

NEW JERSEY - PROBATE (WILLS) Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey, Calendar Of Wills, 1670-1780, volume 1, by William Nelson, pub. 1901. The will abstracts contain date of will, name, residence, family members, witnesses and reference to book and page. Order No. 871, 530 pages, 6 fiche, $24.00 Order No. 872, pages 533-660, 2 fiche, $ 8.00
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"The Budd Family 1981: 3 centuries of Budds" by Betty Budd Carlisle

Remembering Essex a Pictorial History of Essex County, New Jersey by John T. Cunningham and Charles F. Cummings; published by The Donning Company ISBN 0-89865-949-3 1995 It is a brief history of Newark and Essex County and it contains lots of old pictures. I believe if you go to your local book dealer, they will be able to order it for you. The cost is somewhere around thirty dollars.

"Inscriptions on Tombstones and Monuments in the Burying Grounds of The First Presbyteriam Church and St. Johns Church at Elizabeth, New Jersey, 1664-1892"

"Winans Family Genealogy", by Alice Winans Egy Woolley, late 1980's.
This book start's with John/Jan Winans and Susannah Melyn and lists the decendants of their 9 children, some lines to the present. It also talks about Jan's second wife and child, and decendants. Dawn M. Winans / dmwinans@yahoo.com

"Notes, Historical and Biographical, concerning Elizabethtown, it's eminent men, churches and ministers", by Nicholas Murray, 1844
Dawn M. Winans / dmwinans@yahoo.com

"Inscriptions on the tomb stones and monuments in the grave yards at Whippany and Hanover, Morris County, N.J.", 1894.
Dawn M. Winans / dmwinans@yahoo.com
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(Chatham) Cunningham, John T. CHATHAM AT THE CROSSING OF THE FISHAWACK. Chatham, NJ: Chatham Historical Society, 1967, 290 pp., 1st, index, ill., boards slightly spotted, forest green cloth with gilt lettering on front and spine, sm 4to, Vg. SIGNED BY AUTHOR ON TP. A LOVELY POPULAR HISTORY OF CHATHAM, NEW JERSEY FROM PREHISTORIC TO MODERN TIMES. (22682) $35.00

(Civil War-Montclair) Doremus, Philip. REMINISCENCES OF MONTCLAIR WITH SOME ACCOUNT OF MONTCLAIR'S PART IN TH E CIVIL WAR. Montclair, NJ: N.P., 1908, 111 pp., 1st, slight tear of ffep, midnight blue cloth with gilt lettering, 8vo, Vg+. INCLUDES A TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE SECTION ON MONTCLAIR PARTICIPATION IN THE CIVIL WAR (PP. 84-111). INCLUDES PORTRAITS AND A BROAD NARRATIVE HISTORY. (19551) $45.00

(Ridgewood) Caldwell, William A., et. al. THE HISTORY OF A VILLAGE: RIDGEWOOD, NEW JERSEY. N.P.: N.P., 1964, x, 165 pp., 1st, spotting & staining on boards, index, bib., appendix, photos, tables, full cloth with blue spine & blue-green boards with gilt stamped seal on front board, sm 4to, g-. A USEFUL AND INTERESTING CHRONICLE OF RIDGEWOOD WRITTEN WITH PASSION BY SOME OF ITS RESIDENTS. (17872) $15.00

Styker-Rodda, Kenn. GIVEN NAME INDEX TO THE GENEALOGICAL MAGAZINE OF NEW JERSEY, VOLUMES 41 - 50, VOLUME IV: A-Z. Lambertville, NJ: Hunterdon House, 1982, 580 pp., 1st, ex-lib, slightly sunned at spine, grey cloth, 4to, Vg+. THIS VOLUME ONLY. CONTAINS THOUSANDS OF NAMES OF NEW JERSEY FAMILIES. (21565) $45.00
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Bolton, Charles Knowles Before 1701 The Founders: Portraits of Persons Born Abroad Who Came to the Colonies in North America before the Year 1701 3 vols. in 2 (Cover title: Portraits of the Founders)

Baird, Charles Washington 1562-1681 History of the Huguenot Emigration to America (v.1, p.60, 63, 65-67, 69-72, 211-212, 285, 287-294)
Vlekke, Bernard Hubertus ca 1600 Hollanders Who Helped Build America

Virkus, Frederick A. 1600-1750 Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy ("Immigrant Ancestors," v.1, p.965-997; v.2, p.387-421; v.3, p.645-692; v.4, p.727-777; v.5, p.741-793; v.6, p.749-818; v.7, p.825-895)

Virkus, Frederick A 1600-1750 Immigrants to America Before 1750...Surnames A through Bat (ALSO IN: Magazine of American Genealogy, no.1-26, US Per)

Sherwood, George 1600-1800 American Colonists in English Records: A Guide to Direct References in Authentic Records Passenger Lists Not in "Hotten," etc. 2 vols

Boyer, Carl 1600-1825 Ship Passenger Lists: New York and New Jersey

Colket, Meredith B., Jr 1607-1657 Founders of Early American Families: Emigrants from Europe

Coldham, Peter Wilson 1607-1660 Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1660 (An inclusive list from English sources, but not including items from American or other British sources)

Currer-Briggs, Noel 1607-1700 Colonial Settlers and English Adventurers: Abstracts of Legal Proceedings in Seventeenth Century English and Dutch Courts Relating to Immigrant Families
Currer-Briggs, Noel 1607-1700 English Wills of Colonial Families

MacKenzie, George Norbury 1607-1775 Colonial Families of the United States of America, in Which is Given the History, Genealogy and Amorial Bearings of Colonial Families Who Settled in the American Colonies from the Time of the Settlement of Jamestown, 13th May, 1607, to the Battle of Lexington, 19th April, 1775 7 vols. (ALSO: Facsimile edition of the first 5 vols.)

Coldham, Peter Wilson 1609-1660 English Adventurers and Emigrants 1609-1660: Abstracts of Examinations in the High Court of Admiralty with Reference to Colonial America

Coldham, Peter Wilson 1614-1775 Complete Book of Emigrants in Bondage, 1614-1775 (A new edition of Bonded Passengers to America, listed below. Omitting a history of transportation that appeared in the previous edition, and adding some new records, this edition presents all material in a single alphabetic arrangement. The earlier 9-volume edition should be consulted for more detailed notes and references)

Coldham, Peter Wilson 1615-1775 Bonded Passengers to America. 9 vols in 3 (V.2-3 are reprints with added notes of English Convicts in Colonial America, v.1-2, US 942 C688)

Tepper, Michael 1618-1878 New World Immigrants A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists and Associated Data from Periodical Literature 2 vols.
English Origins of New England Families 1620-1650 from "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register." Selected and Introduced by Gary Boyd Robert. First Series, 3 vols.; Second Series, 3 vols.

Tepper, Michael 1620-1836 Passengers to America: A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists from "The New England Historical and Genealogical Register"
Banks, Charles Edward 1620-1650 Topographical Dictionary of 2885 English Emigrants to New England (Map showing counties and shires of origin)

New England Historical and Genealogical 1634-1635 Register (Somerby, "Emigrants for St. Christophers, and Barbados, etc.," v.14, p.347-359)
The Barbados Museum is not a static entity and many activities are organized to bring the island's history to life. Visitors are therefore encouraged to call to enquire about any programme or special event currently in operation. For example, you could add on extra dimension to your vacation by volunteering to work on an archeological excavation. Or perhaps you would like to trace your ancestral roots amongst the Museum's genealogical records. The Research Library comprises rare West Indian material dating back to the 17th Century - books, maps, photographs, genealogical records, and archival documents. It is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm. To make any visit to the Museum even more attractive the Museum Cafe serves drinks and food, while the Shop has a well-stocked collection of West Indian books (for both adults and young readers); reproductions of many of the paintings, prints and maps on display; Barbadian craft and jewellery, and a selection of specially designed T-shirts. The Museum is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 5pm. (Except Bank Holidays), Sundays 2pm to 6pm. Ent., BDS$10 or Heritage Passport. Children $5. Tel:- 427-0201.
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"Early Germans of New Jersey" I have a book entitled "Early Germans of New Jersey" which includes genealogies. I will be happy to look up names for you. Please e-mail me directly for info.
Jill
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Newark : a chronological & documentary history, 1666-1970 compiled and edited by Arnold S. Rice. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. : Oceana Publications, 1977. v, 152 p. ; 24 cm. Bibliography: p. 131-149. Includes index. A chronology of important events in the history of Newark accompanied by pertinent documents. Newark : a chronological & documentary history, 1666-1970 compiled and edited by Arnold S. Rice. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. : Oceana Publications, 1977. v, 152 p. ; 24 cm. Bibliography: p. 131-149. Includes index. A chronology of important events in the history of Newark accompanied by pertinent documents. Call Number: F144.N657 R53 Dewey Decimal: 974.9/32 ISBN: 0379006081 : $7.50

The Kakiat Patent in Bergen County, New Jersey; with genealogical accounts of some of its early settlers [by] Howard I. Durie. Pearl River, N.Y., Star Press [1970] xi, 235 p. illus., facsims., maps. 28 cm. Bergen County, N.J. History Sources. Call Number: F142.B4 D8 Dewey Decimal: 917.49/21

The descendants of Jonathan Osborn of Scotch Plains, New Jersey. [New Jersey? : R.S. Osborn, 1993?] 159 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Cover title. Call Number: CS71.O814 1993 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

David Cory of "Parsippany," New Jersey by Frank Darneille. Springfield, Ills. : F. Darneille, [195-?] [9] leaves ; 29 cm. Caption title. Call Number: CS71.C833 1950z Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

Family history of George Comyns Thomas, Jr., of Elizabeth, New Jersey, from 1664-1978 compiled by Harriet Stryker-Rodda. South Orange, N.J. : Stryker-Rodda, 1978. 151 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. Call Number: CS71.T46 1978 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

Colonial conveyances : provinces of East & West New Jersey, 1664-1794. [Summit, N.J. : Crestview Lawyers Service, 1974] 2 v. (538 leaves) ; 23 x 38 cm. Cover title. Call Number: KFN1927 .C6 Dewey Decimal: 346/.749/0438

Van Voorhees family in early New York/New Jersey compiled by George R. Griffiths. Chandler, AZ (2555 N. Price Rd., Apt. 282, Chandler 85224) : G. Griffiths, [1995] 17 leaves ; 28 cm. "July 1995." Includes bibliographical references (leaf 13). Call Number: CS71 .V951 1995 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

The Van Voorhees family Albert L. Stokes. [New Brunswick, N.J.?] : Van Voorhees Association, 1984- v. <1 > : ill. ; 24 cm. "Genealogies cited": v. 1, p. 167-168. Bibliography: v. 1, p. 163-165. Includes index. v. 1. The first four generations. Call Number: CS71.V951 1984 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

A glance back in time : life in colonial New Jersey (1704-1770) as depicted in news accounts of the day [compiled by] Richard B. Marrin. Bowie, Md. : Heritage Books, 1994. vi, 359 p. : map ; 21 cm. Includes index. Call Number: F137 .M25 1994 Dewey Decimal: 974.9 ISBN: 0788400894

The Meeker family of early New Jersey as revealed in the correspondence of Charles H. Meeker, Junior by Leroy J. Meeker. Charleston, W. Va. : Meeker, 1973. ca. 150 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Meeker family. Call Number: CS71.M492 1973 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

The ancestors and descendants of Simon Van Ness and Hester Delamater prepared in 1981-84 by David M. Riker. Mechanicsburg, PA (442 Woodcrest Dr., Mechanicsburg 17055) : D.M. Riker, [198 ] iii, 206, xxxiv p. : ill. ; 29 cm. Bibliography: p. 202-206. Includes indexes. Call Number: CS71.V26916 1980 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

Slave records of Morris County, New Jersey, 1756-1841. [Morris County, N.J. : Morris County Heritage Commission, 1991?] 1 v. (various pagings) ; 28 cm. Afro-Americans New Jersey Morris County Genealogy. Subjects: Afro-Americans--New Jersey--Morris County--Genealogy. Slaves--New Jersey--Morris County--Registers. Morris County (N.J.)--Genealogy. Call Number: F142.M8 S53 1991 Dewey Decimal: 929/.3/08996073074974

A New Jersey biographical index : covering some 100,000 biographies and associated portraits in 237 New Jersey cyclopedias, histories, yearbooks, periodicals, and other collective biographical sources published to about 1980 compiled by Donald Arleigh Sinclair ; with much help in the project's early years from Helen E. (Varga) Maher. Baltimore, MD : Genealogical Pub. Co., c1993. 859 p. ; 27 cm. Call Number: CT249 .S56 1993 Dewey Decimal: 920.0749 ISBN: 0806313897

The Winans family : ancestors and descendants of Clarence Hatfield Winans, 1854-1942, of Linden, New Jersey by Melda B. Haynes Shippey. Bountiful, Utah : Family History Publishers, c1990. vi, 289 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 279-281) and index. Call Number: CS71.W755 1990 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

Schenck and related families in New Netherlands by Alice Crandall Park. Baltimore : Gateway Press ; Washington, D.C. (4200 Cathedral Ave., N.W., Apt. 314, Washington 20016) : Book orders to A.C. Park, 1992. 112 p. ; 29 cm. Schenk family. Subjects: Schenk family. Conover family. Van Doren family. Voorhees family. New Jersey--Genealogy. New York (State)--Genealogy. New Netherland--Genealogy. Call Number: CS71.S320785 1992 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

The Ackerman family compiled by Barbara W. Tobey for "David Ackerman Descendants--1662". [S.l. : s.n.], 1980-<1988 > v. <1-2 > : ill. ; 28 cm. Includes indexes. v. 1. The first five generations of the descendants of David Ackerman and Lysbet Bellier in America from November 14, 1662 -- v. 2. Generations six and seven of David Ackerman and Lysbet Bellier in America from November 14, 1662. Call Number: CS71.A175 1980 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

Ancestors and family of Fillmore Condit (1855-1939) and Jane Condit Robison (1882-1972) : (including Condit, Harrison, Tappan, Rafter, and Smith lines) by William Condit Robison and Elizabeth Robison Jennings. Berkeley, Calif. : [s.n.], 1985. v, 70 leaves, [15] leaves of plates : ill. ; 27 cm. Cover title: Condit family history. Spine title: Condit. "Part II of Robison family history [by Elizabeth Robison Jennings and William Condit Robison]." Includes bibliographies and index. Subjects: Condit family. Robinson family. Harrison family. Condit, Fillmore,--1855-1939--Family. New Jersey--Genealogy. Call Number: CS71.C745 1985 Dewey Decimal: 929/.2/0973

Woodruff chronicles; a genealogy: the Long Island-New Jersey family of John Woodruffe, the immigrant ancestor to America. Glendale, Calif., A. H. Clark Co., 1967-1971. 2 v. illus., geneal. table, ports. 25 cm. Vol. 2 compiled by C. N. Woodruff and M. R. Herod. Includes bibliographical references. "Selected source materials": v.1, p. [311]-340. Call Number: CS71.W887 1967 Dewey Decimal: 929.2/0973

Huguenot ancestors documented by the Huguenot Society of New Jersey, inc. [compiled by Glenna See Hill]. [Bloomfield, N.J.] : The Society, 1975. 101 p. ; 24 cm. Cover title: Register of ancestors. Bibliography: p. 83-89. Includes index. Call Number: E184.H9 H35 Dewey Decimal: 973/.04/41

Abstracts of Essex County, New Jersey : partitions and divisions of estates, 1793-1881, recorded at Newark, New Jersey abstracted by Virginia Alleman Brown. Washington, NJ (206 Meadowbreeze Ln., Washington 07882) : V.A. Brown, 1981. xxx, 143 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Includes index. Call Number: F142.E8 B83 Dewey Decimal: 929/.374931

Abstracts of partitions and divisions of Morris County estates filed at Morristown, New Jersey, 1785-1907 abstracted by Virginia Alleman Brown. Washington, N.J. (206 R.D. #1, Washington 07882) : Genealogical Researchers, [1984] 357 p. ; 23 cm. Cover title: Morris County heirs to estates, 1785-1900. Includes index. Call Number: F142.M8 B76 1984 Dewey Decimal: 929/.374974

Paramus, Bergen County, New Jersey, Reformed Dutch Church baptisms, 1740-1850 : from a copy made by Dingman Versteeg under the direction of William Nelson, together with records from the gravestones in the church yard and a list of church members edited, indexed ... by Howard S.F. Randolph and Russell Bruce Rankin. Rhinebeck, NY : Kinship, 1992. 224 p. ; 22 cm. Includes index. Call Number: F144.P18 P37 1992 Dewey Decimal: 929/.374921 ISBN: 1560121246

One line of Fitz Randolph-Blossom descendants, one line Lacey-Fitz Randolph descendants a genealogical sketch of one direct line of one branch of the Fitz-Randolph family of Massachusetts and New Jersey traced by family-units through successive generations from 1637 to 1958 : including and concluding with a genealogical sketch of one direct line of one branch of the Lacey family, traced by family units through successive generations from 1888 to 1958 prepared, written, and corrected by Frank Peiro Fitz Randolph. Washington, D.C. : [s.n.], 1958. 19 leaves ; 27 cm. Typescripts. Call number of original: CS71.F569 1958. Master microform held by: DLC. Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1988. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Call Number: Microfilm 88/3366 (C)

A history of Thomas Canfield and of Matthew Camfield [microform] : with a genealogy of their descendants in New Jersey compiled by Frederick A. Canfield. New Haven, Conn. : Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Press, 1897. 200 p., [29] leaves of plates : ill., ports. ; 26 cm. Call number of original: CS71.C222 1897. Master microform held by: DLC. Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1985. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Call Number: Microfilm 85/7405 (C)

Vital records of the Protestant Dutch Reformed Church at Acquackanonk (Passaic, New Jersey) 1727-1816 (including some births 1692-1726) and Acquackanonk Reformed Church graveyard [transcribed and indexed by Arthur C. M. Kelly]. [s.l.] : Holland Society of New York, 1977. v, 381 p. ; 29 cm. Includes indexes. Call Number: F144.P2 P27 1977 Dewey Decimal: 929/.3749/23

Genealogy of the Doremus family in America [microform] : descendants of Cornelis Doremus, from Breskens and Middelburg, in Holland, who emigrated to America about 1685-6, and settled at Aquackanonk (now Paterson), New Jersey by William Nelson. Paterson, N.J. : Press Print. and Pub. Co., 1897. 232 p., [23] leaves of plates : ill., facsims, map, ports. ; 25 cm. 100 copies printed." Illustrated material preserved in MicRR. Call number of original: CS71.D695 1897. Master microform held by: DLC. Microfilm. Washington, D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1985. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. Call Number: Microfilm 85/5477 (C)

Those interested in the baptisms in the Reformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam may also have an interest in my quarterly newsletter which began in February 1996 -- "New Netherland Connections". Each issue had 28 pages, and a total of 108 queries was published in 1996. The newsletter also features a "Replies to Queries" section. Queries are free to subscribers and to non-subscribers alike. The cost of a calendar-year subscription is $15.00. Queries can be of any length; if you submit one, please include your postal address since many of the subscribers do not have access to email. Dorothy
Dorothy A. Koenig / dkoenig@library.berkeley.edu

Frank Bruen Collection - at The NJHS - New Jersey Historical Society in Newark, NJ.

The Gardner Collection is at Rutgers University, in the Special Collections at the Alexander Library. The address is as follows:
Alexander Library Special Collections and Archives 169 College Ave. New Brunswick, NJ 908-932-7510
This library is open to the public at no cost. The Special Collections section is only open during the week. BTW, New Brunswick is in Middlesex County.
Date: Fri, 17 Jan 1997 11:58:35 -0500 From: Edward Skipworth To: tsh@world.std.com Subject: Charles Carroll Gardner collection
Dear Mr. Harris, The Special Collections and University Archives section of the Alexander Library at Rutgers houses the Charles Carroll Gardner collection. It consists of a series of about 60 volumes devoted to pre-Revolutionary New Jersey people. The arrangement is alphabetical by surname. The contents are brief pieces of information on individuals. The sources are the New Jersey Archives series and many county records, town records, and church records. The second part of the collection is made up of a large group of cards devoted to individuals and arranged by surname. All refer to people just in Essex, Union, and Morris Counties. The time range is from the colonial era to mid-19th century. The Gardner collection is on-site and available to researchers during our operating hours. If you have any questions about this collection or any of our genealogical or historical holdings, please contact me via e-mail. Edward Skipworth
From: David Condit
The Gardner collection at the Alexander Library at Rutgers University is focused specifically on Essex County NJ and is quite detailed. The collection includes probably 100,000 3x5 cards (minimum of 36 file drawers) of references to individuals in Essex cty and Newark in particular along with in excess of 100 notebooks on families and individuals. Lots of notes, references, and even some speculation on many individuals. I spent 8 hours in the library and didn't finish the Condit family, much less any of the connections to the family. I am definitely going back when I get a chance.

LDS Book 929.273 J63m
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Mahlon Johnson Family of Littleton, New Jersey : Ancestors and Descendants. From the records of the Mahlon Johnson Association and other sources; compiled and edited by Mary Ball Johnson Pease ... [et al.]. Morristown, N.J. : Mahlon Johnson Association, c1931. 126, [7] p. (some folded) : ill., coats of arms, geneal. tables, map, ports, index. Maps on lining papers. Mahlon Johnson descended from Connecticut Johnsons who came to Hanover, N.J. early in 18th century. Includes Baker, Ball, Condict, Davis, Huntington, Tunis and related families.

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BALL Family Records, ca. 1720-1899. Copied from manuscript in Conn. Valley Historical Society by Mary E. Foster. David BALL was born in 1720 at Newark, New Jersey. He married Sarah Babcock of New Bedford, Massachusetts, in 1753. He died 3 Feb. 1807 at Wilmington, Vermont.

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History of the Corwell and Allied Families (Beach/Ball). Compiled by Kate W. Buchanan. Microreproduction of typescript (33 p.) written in 1938. Samuel Crowell settled in Maplewood, New Jersey in 1728.

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The Ball/Bruen Genealogy. By Mary Ball Coultrap, 1874-1928. On 1 microfilm reel : ill., coat of arms, geneal. tables, ports. ; 35 mm. Microreproduction of original published: Ann Arbor, Mich. : Edwards Brothers, 1938. vii, 155 p. Covering 15 generations, one line going back 43 generations. The early history of the Balls, John Ball, a puritan divine, Major John Ball, Balls in Ireland, Six brothers came to America, Children of Edward Ball, Alling Ball, Abigail Blatchley Ball, Caleb Ball and descendants, Thomas and Sarah Davis Ball and descendants, Affie Ball (Searings) and descendants, Timothy Ball and descendants, Dr. Doric Ball, Abner Ball, Garnet and Annulet Ball Andrews, Beirne Andrews, Frances Andrews, Ancestor of Esther Bruen, Rev. George Clark, Deacon John Ball, Mary Ball Bickerdyke, Joseph Ball, half-brother of Mrs. Bickerdyke, Zenas Ball, Aaron Ball and family, Rev. C.C. Ball, Jennie Ball Gordon, Usual Ball, David, son of Deacon John Ball, An incident in the life of Fannie Ball, Silas Ball and Mary Broadwell and descendants, Andrew J. Ball and Rebecca McFadden and des., Mary Frances Ball Coultrap, Ancestors of Rebecca McFadden Ball, Some New Jersey Balls, William Ball, grandfather of Geo. Washington, Descendants of Job. Allen and Mary Winton Ball, The Bruens, Mary Ball, mother of Geo. Washington, Martha Washington, The Washington ring, George Washington's letter to his wife, Martha.

LDS US/Can Film #1303165 item 3
The Winans family in America by Winans, Charles A. (Charles Augustus), 1900-. Micrereproduction of original published: Rev. ed. Paterson, N.J. : C. A. Winans, 1939. 46 leaves, [1] folded leaf of plates : geneal. table. -- Revison of 1937 edition. -- Includes manuscript additions and corrections. John Winans (ca.1640-1694) immigrated about 1664 from The Netherlands to Elizabethtown, New Jersey, and married twice. Descendants lived in New Jersey, New York and elsewhere. Includes Ball, Beach, Peck, Tuttle and related families.

LDS Book 929.273 A1 no. 5898
LDS US/Can Film 1697574 item 30
Jonathan Stark (Revolutionary War Soldier) and Wife Margaret Ball (married: 14 May 1765, Morris County, N.J.) and Their Children and Grandchildren : A Genealogical Compilation. By Marion Stark Craig. Little Rock, Ark. : M.S. Craig, 1991. 16 leaves. Jonathan Stark was born about 1740. In 1765 he married Margaret Ball (b. 1748), daughter of Aaron Ball and Hannah Camp. They were married in Morristown, Morris Co., New Jersey. (Margaret was born in Newark, Essex Co., N.J.) They settled in New Jersey and later in Kentucky. Descendants and relatives lived in Illinois, Missouri, Texas, Arkansas, and elsewhere. Includes Stark, Craig, Ball, Gonterman, Collard, and related families.<

LDS US/Can Film 0844886 item 3
Whallon, Edward Payson. Some Family Records: Some Partial Histories of the Whallon, Hagaman, Bickle, Bridgeland, Kitchell, Peirson, Ball, Bruen, Crist, Hughes, Vincent, Bloodgood, Jans, Farrand and Tuttle / Edward Payson Whallon. ill., coat of arms, ports. Microreproduction of original published: Cincinnati, Ohio : F. L. Rowe, 1934. 147 p.

"Pioneer Families of Northwestern New Jersey"
There is no record of Jonathan Gage having a son Thomas Gage. The marriage of Elizabeth (HUNT?) Vail and Thomas Gage apparently occurred in Westchester NY, and they removed to Woodbridge about 1701. Elizabeth was widowed by Samuel Vail by 1695, leaving her with seven children. The book "Pioneer Families of Northwestern New Jersey" says that Thomas Gage was a ship builder who owned a house and land in Westchester NY

"The Descendants of Edward Fitz Randolph and Elizabeth Blossom, 1630-1950" by Louise Aymar Christian and Howard Stelle Fitz Randolph, pub. 1950.
It's G1089 in the University Microfilms collection of family history microfiche.

Author : Boyer, Charles Shimer. Title : Early forges & furnaces in New Jersey Boyer, Charles Shimer. Publisher : Philadelphia, London, : University of Pennsylvania Press; H. Mil 1931. Description : xv, [1], 287 p. front., illus. (maps) plates. 25 c. Notes : 31034118 1931 Last modified: 04/29/76 by Charles S. Boyer ... Maps on lining-papers. Bibliography: p. 267-276. Subjects : Collectors and collecting. : Furnaces. : Genealogy - New Jersey. : Iron industry and trade - New Jersey. : New Jersey - Genealogy. : New Jersey - History. Series Added Entry : Circulation. Call Numbers : TS303 .B6.
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79. BALDWIN Genealogy, from 1500 to 1881., By C. C. Baldwin, 974pp., 1881, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS., $195.00

80. BALDWIN Gene. Supplement. Pages 979-1373., By C. C. Baldwin, (394), 1889, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $72.50

81. BALDWIN, Brief Gene. of., By N. A. Baldwin, 70pp., 1891, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $15.00

82. BALDWIN, Record of the Desc. of John of Stonington, Ct. With Notices of Other Baldwins who Settled in America in Colony Times, By J. D. Baldwin, 68pp., 1880, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $ 22.00

83. BALL Family, Hist. and Gene. of the New Haven Branch. Allen Ball and Some of His Desc., 1638-1864., By L. A. Bradley, 58pp., 1916, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $12.50

84. BALL-WESTON. Gene. of Ball & Weston Families, with Poem., By J. E. B. Jewett, 40pp., 1867, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS., $8.00

85. BALL. Edward Ball and some of his desc., By N. Ball, 15pp., 1891, PHOTOCOPY. FLEX VINYL COVERS., $3.00

1972. CT, EAST HAVEN Register. An account of the Names, Marriages & births of the families which settled in East Haven, 1644-1800., By Rev. S. Dodd, 168pp., 1910, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $33.50

1973. CT, GUILFORD, Hist. of, from Its First Settlement in 1639., By R. D. Smith, 219pp., 1877, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $43.50

1980. CT, NEW HAVEN, City of Elms., By F. H. Cogswell, 33pp., 1899, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, illus., $6.00 Extracted from "Historic Towns of New England" by L. P. Powell

2098. NJ, DEMAREST. Huguenots on the Hackensack, By D. D. Demarest, 24pp., 1886, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $ 7.50

2101. NJ, STRYKER. Official Register of Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War, By William S. Stryker, 878pp., 1872, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $149.50

2102. NJ, STRYKER. Index of the Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War, By Hist. Records Survey Program, 142pp., 1941, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $ 27.50

428. CRANE Family, Gene. of. Vol. 1: Desc. of Henry of Wethersfield and Guilford, CT with Sketch of the Family in England, By E. B. Crane, 201pp., 1895, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $40.00

429. CRANE Family, Gene. of. Vol.2:Desc. of Benjamin of Wethersfield CT, John of Coventry, CT, Jasper of New Haven, CT & Newark, NJ, By E. B. Crane, 654pp., 1900, PHOTOCOPY; FLEX. VINYL COVERS, $130.00 (also) Stephen of Elizabethtown, NJ and Families of the Name in NH, MD and VA.
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"Ancestral Lines if the Doniphan, Frazee and Hamilton Families"; written in 1928 by Frances Frazee Hamilton.
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4058. GENEALOGIES OF NEW JERSEY FAMILIES From the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey. In Two Volumes. 1,139 & 1,087 pp., each volume indexed. Balto., 1996. The set: $150.00
As one of the original colonies, New Jersey is considered the ancestral home of millions of Americans living today. This present work, a joint project of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey and the Genealogical Publishing Company, acknowledges the pressing need for comprehensive, scholarly works on New Jersey families, and it therefore brings together all of the compiled material (genealogies, biographies, etc.) and Bible records published in the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, the Society's celebrated periodical, from its first issue in 1925 through the end of Volume 65.
Selected by the Society's Board of Trustees, the contents reflect the entire genealogical output of the Magazine, including Charles Carroll Gardner's famous but incomplete series, "A Genealogical Dictionary of New Jersey." Under the direction of the Board, GPC assembled the various articles into two massive volumes, each numbering over 1,000 pages! Finally, GPC produced the name indexes containing over 70,000 names! The fruit of these labors, without exaggeration, is the most comprehensive and well- researched body of compiled New Jersey genealogy ever printed in one place.
4056. Vol. I. 1,139 pp., indexed. $75.00
4057. Vol. II. 1,087 pp., indexed. $75.00
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN QUAKER GENEALOGY. Volume II: New Jersey and Pennsylvania. By William Wade Hinshaw. See 2732, p. ?.
5415. NEW JERSEY BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX Covering some 100,000 biographies and associated portraits in 237 New Jersey cyclopedias, histories, yearbooks, periodicals, and other collective biographical sources published through 1980. Compiled by Donald Arleigh Sinclair. 7" x 10". 859 pp. Balto., 1993. $60.00
A massive work--forty years in the making--there's never been a reference book like this for the state of New Jersey. The 100,000 biographies recorded by Mr. Sinclair, were extracted from no fewer than 2,000 volumes scattered among collective sources, not single-volume biographies. This fact alone establishes this book as the key reference work for New Jersey biography. It hardly needs to be said that Mr. Sinclair's book will prove to be an invaluable tool for genealogists given the obvious connection between biography and family history, as well as the fact that a number of the compiler's 237 sources contain not only biographies but genealogical sketches.
The subject of each entry in the Index is identified by his full name and his years of birth and death. Following the subject's name, his biography is cited in abbreviated form, the publication in which it appears, with volume and page numbers, designated by a code which is displayed with the list of sources at the front of the book.

4895. NEW JERSEY, General Index to the Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of. First Series, in Ten Volumes. By Frederick W. Ricord. 198 pp. (1888), repr. Balto., 1994. $22.50
A very scarce work in its original form, this index to the first ten volumes of New Jersey Archives is the key to the earliest records of colonial New Jersey. Printed under the direction of the distinguished New Jersey genealogists William Nelson and William S. Stryker (among others), the index contains references to about 7,500 individuals and to hundreds of special subjects relating to the founding and settlement of colonial New Jersey. This hard to find index volume places thousands of obscure references at our fingertips.
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AUTHOR: Whittemore, Henry, 1833-
TITLE: The founders and builders of the Oranges; comprising a history of the outlying district of Newark, subsequently known as Orange, and of the later internal divisions, viz.: South Orange, West Orange, and East Orange, 1666-1896. By Henry Whittemore.

AUTHOR: Atkinson, Joseph.
TITLE: The history of Newark, New Jersey, being a narrative of its rise and progress, from the settlement in May, 1666, by emigrants from Connecticut to the present time, including a sketch of the press of Newark, from 1791 to 1878. By Joseph Atkinson. Beautifully illustrated from drawings by Thomas Moran, and other distinguished American artists.

ACCESSION: 30100712 AUTHOR: Allen, John Kermott, 1858- TITLE: Genealogical sketches of Roger Alling of New Haven, Conn., 1639, Gilbert Allen of Morristown, N.J., 1736, and Thomas Bancroft of Dedham, Mass., 1640, and some of their descendants PLACE: Lansing, Mich. : PUBLISHER: Journal Steam Printing House,: 1883

ACCESSION: 25670834 AUTHOR: Dodd, Stephen, 1777-1856. TITLE: East Haven register : containing an account of the names, marriages, and births of the families which settled, or which have resided in East Haven, from its settlement in 1644 to the year 1800 PLACE: New Haven, Conn., PUBLISHER: The Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Press, 1910

"New Jersey Graveyard and Graveyard Inscription Locators - Morris County" compiled by Edward J. Raser

Inscriptions from Morris County Collected by Miss Ginerva Freeman. Undated, but labeled vol. 2 - call no. 929.017/M815/v. 13 - New Jersey Historical Society
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MISCELLANEOUS BIBLE RECORDS, Principally New Jersey Families. Comp. by Agnes F. Risley. 151p., paper. (1929) 1997. $22.00

NEW JERSEY & THE REBELLION: History of the Services of the Troops & People of New Jersey in Aid of the Union Cause. By John Y. Foster. 870p. (M.R. Dennins & Co.; 1868) 1997. $89.00

RECORD OF OFFICERS & MEN OF NEW JERSEY in the Civil War, 1861-5. Comp. by the Office of the Adjutant General. 2 vols., 1758+ 176p. index. (1876) 1996. $99.50/vol. or $175.00/set

EAST JERSEY UNDER THE PROPIETARY GOVERNMENTS: Narrative of Events Connected with the Settlement & Progress of the Province, until the Surrender of the Government to the Crown in 1703. With an appendix containing "The Model of the Govt. on East New-Jersey," 1685. Second, revised edition. By Wm. A. Whitehead. 486p. (1875) 1997. $49.50

HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL MISCELLANY: Data Relating to the Settlement & Settlers of New Jersey, Volumes I-V. By John E. Stillwell, M.D. 2547p. (483+503+546+440+575p.) (1903-32) 1993. $45.00/vol. SPECIAL PRICE FOR THE SET: $199.00

VOLUMES I & II of this meticulously-researched reference set consist of historical articles that will be of great interest to many who are researching early New Jersey & Staten Island, including trancripts of court records & church registers, quit rents, Friends' records, cemetery inscriptions & more. Areas covered are Monmouth, Burlington & Cape May Counties, & Staten Island, N.Y.
VOLUMES III-V contain hundreds of genealogical sketches of the following New Jersey families:
Volume III: Applegate, Ashton, Angell, Bray, Browne, Brown, Burrows, Campbell, Chamberlain, Coward, Cox, Crawford, Curtis, Dorset, Eaton, Edwards, FitzRandolph, Grover, Hartshorne, Holmes, Huit, Kearny, Lawrence, Leaming, Leeds, Lippit, Lyell
VOLUME IV: Morford, Morris, Mott, Mount, Murphy, Ogborne, Potter, Salter, Salters of New Hampshire, Seabrook, Seabrook of S.C. & Maryland, Shepard, Spicer, Stout
VOLUME V: Layton, Tallman, Taylor, Throckmorton, Tilton, Wall, Walling, Watson, White, Whitlock, Winter, Woodward, Woolley

GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF N.J. By Henry Gannett. 131p., paper. (1894) 1993. $15.00

EARLY GERMANS OF N.J., Their History, Churches & Genealogy. By T.F. Chambers. 667p., paper. (1895) 1991. $42.50

HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS of the State of New Jersey, Containing a General Collection of the Most Interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, etc., Relating to its History & Antiquities. With a geographical description of every township. By J.W. Barber & Henry Howe. 518p. (1844) 1992. $55.00

NEW JERSEY MARRIAGES, as Published in "The Christian Intelligencer" of the Reformed Dutch Church, 1830-71. Comp. by Ray. C. Sawyer. 2 vols. in 1, 138+195p. (1932-3) 1997. $37.00

NEW JERSEY ARCHIVES - MARRIAGES. Documents Relating to the Colonial History of New Jersey: Marriage Records, 1665 1800. Ed. by W. Nelson. 678p. (1900) 1992. $57.00

PATENTS & DEEDS OF COLONIAL N.J.: Documents relating to the Colonial History, 1664-1703. Ed. by Wm. Nelson. 770p. (1899) 1993. $75.00 TATE OF NEW JERSEY INDEX OF WILL, INVENTORIES, Etc., in the Office of the Secretary of State Prior to 1901. Comp. by the Office of the Secretary of State. 3 vols., 1452p. (State of N.J.; 1913) 1996. $52.00/vol. or $145.00/set
VOLUME I: Atlantic, Bergen, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex Counties]
VOLUME II: Gloucester, Hudson, Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Monmouth Counties
VOLUME III: Morris, Ocean, Passaic, Salem, Somerset, Sussex, Union Warren Counties

BERGEN COUNTY MARRIAGE RECORDS, Copied from the Entries as Originally Made. Comp. by Frances A. Westervelt. 117p., paper. (Lewis Hist. Pub. Co.; 1929) 1997. $15.00B
FAMILIES OF BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, EXCEPTED FROM HISTORY OF BERGEN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY, 1630-1923 Frances A. Westervelt. In 1923 Westervelt published her three-volume History of Bergen County, New Jersey, 1630-1923. The second half of that work, commencing in the middle of the second volume and occupying all of the third and consisting of 1,200 biographical and genealogical sketches of Bergen County families, has been reprinted here under the title Families of Bergen County, New Jersey. For the most part the essays concern Bergen County men and, to a lesser extent, women, who were born during the final quarter of the 19th century. In most cases we also are told of the person's place and date of birth, the names and birthplaces of his/her parents, the name of the spouse with the date of marriage, the names, birthdates, and places of birth of children, and sometimes even more. 742 pp. illus. index (1923) repr. 1996. [CC9577] $49.95

ANNALS OF THE CLASSIS OF BERGEN, of the Reformed Dutch Church, Including the Civil History of the Ancient Township of Bergen. By Benjamin C. Taylor. 479p. (1857) 1997. $49.50

HISTORY OF BERGEN COUNTY. With 1994 Index, by Jerri Burket. By J.M. Van Valen. 691+71p. (1900) 1994. $76.50 Index available separately: $14.00 (paper).

HISTORY OF BERGEN & PASSAIC COUNTIES, with Biographical Sketches of Many of its Pioneers & Prominent Men. With 1993 every-name index by Jerri Burket. Ed. by W.Woodford Clayton, with Wm. Nelson. 570+90p. (1882) 1992. $67.00 INDEX ONLY (paperback): $16.00

HISTORY OF BERGEN COUNTY, 1630-1923, Historical-Biographical. Includes modern every-name index by Jerri Burket. Ed. by Frances A. Westervelt. 3 vols. in 2, 709+516p. (Lewis Pub. Co.; 1923) 1995. Volume I, History. $67.50 Volume II, Genealogy. $52.00 The set: $99.50 Modern index only, 260p.: paperback, $25.00; hardcover, $35.00

BLOOMFIELD, New Jersey. Ed. by the Free Public Library of Bloomfield. 110p., paper. (1932) 1997. $17.00 ALSO AVAILABLE IN HARDCOVER: $27.00

NOTES, HISTORICAL & BIOGRAPHICAL, Concerning Elizabeth-Town: its Eminent Men, Churches & Ministers. By Nicholas Murray. 174p. (1844) 1997. $26.50

HISTORY OF ELIZABETH, including the Early History of Union County. By Edwin F. Hatfield. 701p. (1868) 1990. $73.00

(ELIZABETH) INSCRIPTIONS ON TOMBSTONES & MONUMENTS in the Burying Grounds of the First Presbyterian Church & St Johns Church at Elizabeth, 1664-1892. Comp. by W.O. Wheeler & E.D. Halsey. 355p. (1892) 1994. $39.50

MUNICIPALITIES OF ESSEX COUNTY, 1666-1924. Ed. by Joseph Fulford Folsom, et al. 4 vols. in 2, 888+409p. (1925) 1993. Volumes I & II, History. $89.00 Volumes III & IV, Biography. $45.00 The complete set: $125.00

HISTORY OF ESSEX & HUDSON COUNTIES. Comp. by William H. Shaw. 2 vols., 678+734p. (1884) 1992. Volume I, Essex Co. $68.00 Volume II, Hudson Co. $74.00 Special Price for the Set: $135.00

HISTORY OF HILLSIDE & VICINITY, Including Lyons Farms, Salem, Saybrook & Early History of Newark & Elizabethtown. By Geo. Coyne Woodruff. 278p. (Hillside Times; 1934) 1997. $34.50

TOWN RECORDS OF HOPEWELL. By Lida Cokefair Gedney. 197p., paper. (1931) 1997. $24.00

PIONEERS OF OLD HOPEWELL, with Sketches of her Revolutionary Heroes. By Ralph Ege. 290p. (Race & Savidge; 1908) 1997. $35.00

GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF HUDSON & BERGEN COUNTIES. Ed. by Cornelius B. Harvey. 617p. (1900) 1992. $63.50

HISTORY OF THE MUNICIPALITIES OF HUDSON COUNTY, 1630-1923. Ed. by Daniel Van Winkle. 3 vols. in 2, 534+803p. (Lewis Hist. Pub. Co.; 1924) 1995. The set: $125.00 Volume I, History: $56.00 Volume II, Biography: $83.00

HISTORY OF HUNTERDON & SOMERSET COUNTIES, with Illustraitons & Biographical Sketches of its Prominent Men & Pioneers. Comp. by James P. Snell. 864p. (1881) 1992. $89.50

HISTORY OF JERSEY CITY: A Record of its Early Settlement & Corporate Progress, Sketches of Towns & Cities that were Absorbed om the Growth of the Present Municipality...with Some Notice of the Men who Built the City. By Alexander McLean. 462p. (The Evening Journal; 1895) 1997. $49.50

(JERSEY CITY) GENEALOGICAL RECORDS OF THE REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH CHURCH OF BERGEN [now Jersey City], 1666-1788. Ed. & trans. by C. Versteeg & T.E. Vermilye, Jr. 3 v. in 1, 273p., paper. (1913-5) 1996. $25.00
BERGEN RECORDS: RECORDS OF THE REFORMED PROTESTANT DUTCH CHURCH OF BERGEN IN NEW JERSEY, 1666 TO 1788 Dingman Versteeg & Thomas Vermilye, Jr. This one-volume consolidation of the printed records of the Dutch Church of Bergen, now Jersey City, is comprised of three main parts: baptisms, marriages, and burials. Also included in this authoritative work are histories of early New Jersey Dutch families and a history of Bergen. 3 vols. in 1. 300 pp. in all, illus., indexed, cloth. (1913-15), repr. 1990. [CC6055] $23.50

(JERSEY CITY) OLD BERGEN HISTORY & REMINISCENCES, with Maps & Illustrations. By Daniel Van Winkle. 319p. (1902) 1993. $37.00

STORY OF MONTCLAIR, its People in Peace & War Times. By the Montclair Capt. NJSAR. 202p. (1930) 1997. $29.00

MONTCLAIR: Evolution of a Suburban Town. By Edwin B. Goodell. 303p. (Edw. Madison Co.; 1934) 1997. $38.00

HISTORY OF MONTCLAIR TOWNSHIP, Including the History of the Families who have been Identified with its Growth & Prosperity. By Henry Whittemore. 320p. (Suburban Pub. Co.; 1894) 1997. $39.50

BIOGRAPHICAL & GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF MORRIS COUNTY. 2 volumes, 803p. (Lewis Hist. Pub. Co.; 1899) 1997. $85.00

HISTORY OF MORRIS COUNTY, Embracing Upwards of Two Centuries, 1710- 1913. 2 volumes, 506+509p. (Lewis Hist. Pub. Co.; 1914) 1997. $53.00/vol. or $99.00/set Volume I, History. Volume II, Biography.

HISTORY OF MORRIS COUNTY, with Illustrations & Biographical Sketches of Prominent Citizens & Pioneers. 407p. (1882) 1992. $45.00

HISTORY OF THE CITY OF NEWARK, Embracing Practically Two and a Half Centuries, 1666-1913. 3 volumes. (Lewis Hist. Pub. Co.; 1913) 1997. $57.50/vol. or $165.00/set Volumes I & II, History. 1139p. Volume III, Biography. 503p.

HISTORY OF NEWARK, being a Narrative of its Rise & Progress from the Settlement in May, 1666. With 1938 index compiled by the Public Library of Newark. By Joseph Atkinson. 334 + 171p. (1878) 1993. $52.50 INDEX ONLY. Paperback: $21.50 Hardcover: $29.50

FOUNDERS & BUILDERS OF THE ORANGES, Comprising a History of the Outlying District of Newark, Subsequently Known as Orange...; also a History of the Early Settlers or Founders... and the Builders. By Henry Whittemore. 468p. (1896) 1997. $49.00

HISTORY OF THE ORANGES TO 1921, Reviewing the Rise, Development & Progress of an Influential Community. By David Lawrence Pierson. 3 vols. in 1, 749p. (Lewis Hist. Pub. Co.; 1922) 1997. $77.50

HISTORY OF THE ORANGES, in Essex Co. By Stephen Wickes. 334p. (1892) 1992. $39.00

THE NEWS' HISTORY OF PASSAIC, from the Earliest Settlement to the Present Day, Embracing a Descriptive History of its Municipal, Religious, Social and Commercial Institutions, with Biographical Sketches. Ed. by Wm. J. Pape with Wm. W. Scott. 320p. (News Pub. Co.; 1899) 1996. $39.50

THE PASSAIC VALLEY in Three Centuries, Past & Present. By John Whitehead. 2 vols., 469+528p. n.d. 1993. $49.50/vol. Volume I, History. Volume II, Biography.

PASSAIC VALLEY (and Vicinity) Family Records, or Genealogies of the First Settlers. By J. Littell. 512p. (1852) 1994. $35.00

CENSUS OF PATERSON, 1827-32. By the Rev. Sam'l Fisher. 148p., paper. (n.d.) 1997. $19.00

PUBLIC RECORDS OF THE COLONY OF CONNECTICUT, from 1665 to 1678, with the Journal of the Council of War, 1675 to 1678. By J.H. Trumbull. 610p. Volume II of a series. (1854) 1994. $59.00

GENEALOGICAL NOTES, or, Contributions to the Family History of Some of the First Settlers of Conn. & Mass. By N. Goodwin. 372p. (1856) 1987. $37.50

GENEALOGICAL & FAMILY HISTORY OF THE STATE OF COUNNECTICUT: Record of the Achievements of her People in the Making of a Commonwealth & the Founding of a Nation. Ed. by Wm. Richard Cutter, et al. 4 vols., 2208p. (Lweis Hist. Pub. Co.; 1911) 1997. $57.50/vol. or $219.00/set

GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY OF CONN. & R.I. By H. Gannett. 98p., paper. (1894) 1990. $18.50

EARLY CONNECTICUT MARRIAGES, as Found on Ancient Church Records Prior to 1800. By F.W. Bailey, with add. & corr. 7 vols. in 1, 994p. (1896-1906) 1992. $59.00

CATALOGUE OF THE NAMES OF THE EARLY PURITAN SETTLERS of the Colony of Connecticut, with the Time of their Arrival in the Country & Colony. By Royal R. Hinman. 884p. (1852) 1993. $87.50

GENEALOGICAL DATA FROM BRANFORD CEMETERIES. Comp. by Lucius B. Barbour. 66p., typescript, paper. (1932) 1997. $13.00

HISTORY OF EAST HAVEN. By Sarah E. Hughes. 324p. (1908) 1992. $38.00

EAST HAVEN REGISTER, in Three Parts [History & vital records]. By Stephen Dodd. 198p. (1824) 1994. $28.00

GENEALOGICAL DATA FROM GUILFORD CEMETERIES. By Lucius B. Barbour. 104p., paper. (1932) 1997. $15.00

(GUILFORD) HISTORY OF THE PLANTATION OF MENUNKATUCK, & the Original Town of Guilford [incl. Madison]. By B.C. Steiner. 538p. (1897) 1992. $56.00

HISTORY OF GUILFORD, from its First Settlement in 1639. From the mss. of R.D. Smith. 219p. (1877) 1988. $25.00

PROCEEDINGS AT THE CELEBRATION OF THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY of the 250th Anniversary of the Settlement of Guilford, 1639- 1889. 288p. (1889) 1994. $39.50

HISTORY OF THE COLONY OF NEW HAVEN to its Absorption into Conn., with Supplementary History & Personnel of the Towns of Branford, Guilford, Milford, Stratford, Norwalk, Southold, etc., by Edw. E. Atwater, et al. 2 vols. in 1, 767p. (1902) 1994. $75.00
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Below: These are the books related to Morris County, NJ and the Morris Canal that are stocked by Perrin & Treggett, Booksellers, 3130 Route 10W, Denville, NJ 07834, voice (201) 328-8811, fax (201) 328-0999, Email perrinbooks@juno.com

Tales The Boatmen Told, Recollections of the Morris Canal, James Lee, Ed., 1977, $15.00

New Jersey's Revolutionary War Powder Mill, Fred and Isabel Bartenstein, 1975, $5.50

Tours in Historic Morris County, Compiled by Morris County Historical Society, 1977, $5.00

Artist-Life in the Highlands and Among the Nail-Makers, reprinted from Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Canal Society of New Jersey, 1994, $7.50

Jacob Green and the Slavery Debate, David Mitros, 1993, $6.00

The Secret War in Morristown, Thomas Fleming, 1980, $3.00

Morris Area Historical Map, $1.50

Washington's Forgotten Encampment, Carl B. Scherzer, 1977, $2.50

Historic Sites of Morris County, New Jersey, David Mitros, Ed., 1996, $10.00

The Morris Canal, A Photographic History, James Lee, 1979, 1994 reprint, $23.00

Guide to the Morris Canal in Morris County, Joseph J. Macasek, 1996, $10.00

Atlas of Morris Co. New Jersey, F.W. Beers, A.D. Ellis, G.G. Soule, 1868, 1990 reprint, $20.00

Robinson's Atlas of Morris County New Jersey, 1887, 1990 reprint, $20.00 1868 Beers Atlas Index Morris County, NJ, $20.00

A Hundred Years A Hundred Miles, New Jersey's Morris Canal, Barbara N. Kalata, 1983, $25.00

Splinters from the Past: Discovering History in Old Houses, Alex D. Fowler, 1984, $15.00

1739 History of Morris County, NJ, 1882, reprinted 1967, $25.00
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4010. NEW JERSEY MARRIAGE RECORDS 1665-1800, by William Nelson. 804 pp., cloth, $40.00. Perhaps the most frequently consulted book in New Jersey genealogy. It was originally published in 1900 as Vol. XXII of the Archives of the State of New Jersey and it remains today the principal authority on early New Jersey marriages. Indeed, its claim to supremacy has never seriously been challenged. All told it contains approximately 30,000 entries (15,000 marriages), giving place of residence and date of marriage. For the sake of simplicity the marriages are arranged in two alphabets, male and female. The bulk of the work derives from marriage bonds and licenses formerly located in the Secretary of State's office but now on file in the New Jersey State Library. The remainder---perhaps an additional 5,000 entries....derives from the marriage records of the following churches and counties: Hackensack Reformed (Dutch) Church, 1695-1800; Schraalenburgh Reformed (Dutch) Church, 1724-1801; Bergen County, 1795-1800; Bergen Reformed (Dutch) Church, 1664-1801; Essex County, 1795-1801; Lyons Farms Baptist Church, 1795-1800; Second River Reformed (Dutch) Church, 1730-1774, 1794-1800; Christ Church New Brunswick, 1758-1778; New Brunswick Reformed (Dutch) Church 1794-1799; Middlesex County, 1795-1800; Piscataway Seventh Day Baptist Church, 1745-1776; Scotch Plains Baptist Church, 1758-1761; and Chesterfield (Burlington County) Friends' Monthly Meeting 1686-1800.

4058. GENEALOGIES OF NEW JERSEY FAMILIES From the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey. In Two Volumes. 1,139 & 1,087 pp., each volume indexed. Balto., 1996. The set: $150.00 As one of the original colonies, New Jersey is considered the ancestral home of millions of Americans living today. This present work, a joint project of the Genealogical Society of New Jersey and the Genealogical Publishing Company, acknowledges the pressing need for comprehensive, scholarly works on New Jersey families, and it therefore brings together all of the compiled material (genealogies, biographies, etc.) and Bible records published in the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, the Society's celebrated periodical, from its first issue in 1925 through the end of Volume 65. Selected by the Society's Board of Trustees, the contents reflect the entire genealogical output of the Magazine, including Charles Carroll Gardner's famous but incomplete series, "A Genealogical Dictionary of New Jersey." Under the direction of the Board, GPC assembled the various articles into two massive volumes, each numbering over 1,000 pages! Finally, GPC produced the name indexes containing over 70,000 names! The fruit of these labors, without exaggeration, is the most comprehensive and well-researched body of compiled New Jersey genealogy ever printed in one place. 4056. Vol. I. 1,139 pp., indexed. $75.00 4057. Vol. II. 1,087 pp., indexed. Available only as part of the complete set. (For a complete list of the main families covered in these volumes, please contact the publisher.)

5415. NEW JERSEY BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX Covering some 100,000 biographies and associated portraits in 237 New Jersey cyclopedias, histories, yearbooks, periodicals, and other collective biographical sources published through 1980. Compiled by Donald Arleigh Sinclair. 7" x 10". 859 pp. Balto., 1993. $60.00 A massive work--forty years in the making--there's never been a reference book like this for the state of New Jersey. The 100,000 biographies recorded by Mr. Sinclair, were extracted from no fewer than 2,000 volumes scattered among collective sources, not single-volume biographies. This fact alone establishes this book as the key reference work for New Jersey biography. It hardly needs to be said that Mr. Sinclair's book will prove to be an invaluable tool for genealogists given the obvious connection between biography and family history, as well as the fact that a number of the compiler's 237 sources contain not only biographies but genealogical sketches. The subject of each entry in the Index is identified by his full name and his years of birth and death. Following the subject's name, his biography is cited in abbreviated form, the publication in which it appears, with volume and page numbers, designated by a code which is displayed with the list of sources at the front of the book.

c9037. HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF NEW JERSEY, PAST AND PRESENT. Containing a General Collectionn of the Most Interesting Facts, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, etc., John W. Barber and Henry Howe, 544 pp., illus, paper (revised ed. 1868), repr. 1995. $38.50 In the style of the 19th-century histories, this work begins with an outline history of New Jersey, emphasizing the early Dutch and Swedish presence, the Britist proprietors Berkeley and Carteret, colonial statutes, commerce, contact with the Indian polupulation, New Jersey in the colonial wars and the Revolution, and so on. Historical sketches of 350 towns, epitaphs, biographical sketches.

c4005. NEW JERSEY BIOGRAPHICAL AND GENEALOGICAL NOTES, William Nelson, 222 pp., indexed, paper (1916), repr. 1997. $22.00 224 biographies of colonial New Jerseymen, many of which contain extensive genealogies.

c9157. PIONEER FAMILIES OF NORTHWESTERN NEW JERSEY, William C. Armstrong, 616 pp., indexed, paper (1979), repr. 1996. Temporarily out of print Originally appeared as a series of weekly articles in the Hackettstown Gazette beginning in 1934. Index to more than 7,000 persons.

c4015. PATENTS AND DEEDS AND OTHER EARLY RECORDS OF NEW JERSEY, 1664-1703, William Nelson, 770 pp., indexed, paper (1899), repr. 1997. $49.95 Abstracts of surveys, patents and deeds of Proprietary New Jersey (1664-1703), thousands of documents pertaining to title and transfer of land. Over 50,000 references.

c4055. INDEX TO STRYKER'S REGISTER OF NEW JERSEY IN THE REVOLUTION, New Jersey Historical Records Survey, 142 pp., paper (1941), repr. 1995. $15.00 Here is the crucial tool for finding a veteran from amongst those named in William S. Stryker's 878 page Official Register of the Officers and Men of New Jersey in the Revolutionary War. Reference to 15,000 New Jersey Revolutionary War veterans.

History Of Chatham, Morris County, New Jersey - From its earliest Settlement through the Revolutionary War $40.00 Ambrose Ely Vanderpoel. Chatham, New Jersey: Chatham Historical Society; . 1959.
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The Story of New Milford, New Jersey: Birthplace of Bergen County. $24.95 Leon Smith (ed. ) New Jersey: Borough of New Milford, 1964, 1st 116pp. hardbound, decorated beige cloth
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THE HUGUENOTS OF EARLY FRENCH IN NEW JERSEY Albert F. Koehler. Following the revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685, Huguenots settled widely throughout the New Jersey colony. This work, prepared by an officer of the Huguenot Society of New Jersey, contains brief genealogical and biographical sketches of hundreds of early Huguenot families in the Garden State. With a new index. 51 pp., indexed, paper. (1955), repr. 1992 . [CC9205] $9.00

GENERAL INDEX TO THE DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL HISTORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, FIRST SERIES, IN TEN VOLUMES Frederick W. Ricord. . A very scarce work in its original form, this index to the first ten volumes of New Jersey Archives is the key to the earliest records of colonial New Jersey. Printed under the direction of the distinguished New Jersey genealogists William Nelson and William S. Stryker (among others), the index contains references to about 7,500 individuals and to hundreds of special subjects relating to the founding and settlement of colonial New Jersey. This hard to find index volume places thousands of obscure references at our fingertips. 198 pp. (1888), repr. Balto., 1994. [CC4895] $22.50
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THE VAN DYKE FAMILY
For those of us interested in the early history of the Dutch in New Jersey, the book The Van Dyke Family of New Jersey: A Glimpse of the Dutch Settlement of New Jersey, by Paul Van Dyke is more than a genealogy of his family. The book carefully explains the events that were happening at the time his ancestors lived. It starts with the golden age of Dutch exploration and helps us understand the motivation of the Dutch East India and the Dutch West India Companies. Mr. Van Dyke guides us through the early difficulties between the Dutch and English. He tells of the founding of New Utrecht, the family's move to New Jersey and includes more information down to the ninth generation of the family in America.
The book is based on primary sources, has excellent pictures, and the text and appendices are filled with copies of original records. Statistically, it is 8 � by 11 paperback, 246 pages, illustrations, maps, bibliography, appendices and indices at the cost of $23.50, plus $4 shipping and handling, (U.S. funds) Order # V052 from Heritage Books, 1540 E. Pointer Ridge Pl., Bowie, MD 20716. The book is a delight and reads more like a historical novel.

ANCESTRAL RECORDS AND PORTRAITS
A compilation from the archives of Chapter I
The National Society, Colonial Dames XVII Century was founded in 1915 by Miss Florence Taney. Its object is "To aid in the preservation of the records and of the historic sites of our country; to foster interest in historical colonial research; to aid in the education of the youth of our country; to commemorate the noble and historic deeds of our ancestors, the founders of our great Republic; to maintain zealously those high principles of virtue, courage and patriotism which led to the independence of the Colonies and the foundation and establishment of the United States of America; to maintain a Library of Heraldry and preserve the lineage and Coats-of-Arms of our Armorial ancestors and to develop a library specializing in the seventeenth century American Colonial data." In keeping with some of these goals, Chapter One of the Colonial Dames of America, compiled a two-volume book that introduces us to some of those early Americans, entitled Ancestral Records and Portraits. In the 800-plus pages of the book you will find the names of many early Americans. Although some families have dates, positions, intermarriages, descriptions of arms, crests and mottoes included, we found no Mabilles of any spelling. We did find Schuylers, van Schaick and Du Bois mentioned. Any American woman of good moral character, eighteen years of age or over, is eligible for membership, provided she has been invited by the Society and is the lineal descendant of an ancestor who lived or served prior to 1701 in one of the Original Colonies in the geographic area of the present United States of America. Some of the areas of service by your ancestor, that might qualify you are: Colonial Governor, civil and church officials, signer of the Mayflower Compact; landowner, Freeman, planter or founder of any school. This book is a reprint (1910), 8835 pp, 2 vols, illustrated, indexed, paper, $57 plus $4 shipping and handling (U.S. funds). You can order it from Heritage Books; their number, C545.
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