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Princess Anne County Virginia was formed from part of Lower Norfolk County in 1691 so the earliest records for this area will be found in Norfolk County In 1962 Princess Anne County was incorporated into the city of Virginia Beach Virginia by which name it is now known These deed books contain both wills and deeds because it was not until after the American Revolution that deeds and wills were recorded in separate books Everyone did not leave a will and sometimes all heirs were not named in a will Considerable genealogical material may be found in deeds This text attempts to abstract family records from 1691 to 1755 The varied spelling of surnames has been retained Information abstracted from wills includes when recorded page number in deed book date a will was written date of probate testator given and surnames of those named in the will and their relationship to one another witnesses and executors Deed abstracts include page number in deed book date recorded given and surnames of grantors and grantees and relationship to one another consideration brief description of property and witnesses A surname index is included

This book contains abstracts of the records of The Church of Christ in Salem in Waterbury Connecticut now known as The Congregational Church of Naugatuck which were taken from microfilm of the original Established as the Salem Society in 1773 the church was not organized until 22 February 1781 Naugatuck was a part of the town of Waterbury until May 1844 It is important to realize that the several compiled membership lists contain annotations after the original entry Deaths dismissals husbands excommunications were all added information and are extremely valuable for determining for example whether a death date refers to one Sally Smith or anotherCross referencing has been done only when alternate spellings of the same surname are not adjacent to each other in these abstracts

This compilation includes all cemeteries in Atchison County Kansas except for Oak Hill Cemetery and Mount Calvary Cemetery north of Atchison Records for destroyed cemeteries such as the Wills Cemetery have been garnered from a variety of sources Names are arranged alphabetically Each entry has a birth andor death date the earliest birth date is 1776 and the latest death date is 1986 Some relationships and military service notations are given A cemetery code at the end of each entry identifies the cemetery where the deceased was buried A list of codes and a cross index complete this work

This book was written with two purposes in mind First to make Fauquiers hitherto unpublished colonial tithable lists available to the research public secondly to provide an explanation for the tax and fiscal laws that brought the tithable lists into being The tax lists cover the colonial Virginia time period into the Revolutionary War Designed to meet the needs of researchersfamily historians professional genealogists historians AfricanAmerican family researchers as well as those interested in colonial Virginia history The book is organized into three partsincludes a historical introduction and transcripts of Fauquiers nineteen never before published colonial tax lists of 17591782 Four different indexes are included 17591778 list 17591778 tithables slave holders and slaves 1782 tithables 1782 slave holders and slaves Officials mentioned in this work include Thomas Marshall George Lamkin John Marshall Gilson Foote John Kirk Armistead Churchill John Kirk William Grant John Moffet Thomas Keith William Pickett William Blackwell Charles Chilton John Blackwell and William Heale These tax lists were discovered in a 1994 preservation and repair project funded by the Library of Virginia The Tax and Fiscal records were done by the Justices who took the lists of Tithables from Fauquiers residents and by the Sheriff and other officials who took the tax and were responsible for their transmission to the colonial capital The colonial tax lists those taken before 1782 were loosely termed Tithable Listsincluded both property and land During and after 1782 these lists were divided into two distinct tax lists which included personal property tax lists and land tax lists

allaway County was founded on November 25 1820 from Howard and Montgomery Counties and named in honor of James Callaway a Missouri Ranger killed by Indians during the War of 1812 Although many of the settlers to this area came from Virginia Maryland Kentucky Tennessee and the Carolinas the earliest settlement was made by the French at Cote Des Dessein Daniel Boone came to the Callaway County area in 1808 Perhaps it was his tales of the area that helped to lure those settlers from Kentucky and Tennessee It was not mandatory for a marriage to be recorded at the courthouse during this time period Many of the marriages were performed by circuit riders and were recorded in a haphazard manner Some marriages were never recorded or were recorded in another county The marriages from the first two registers of Boone County Missouri with stated Callaway County connections have been included in this volume as well as some that appeared in area newspapers These marriages were included to help make a more complete compilation Information includes name of groom and maiden name of bride date of marriage names of officiants performing the marriage rites and the county the groom or bride was from when that differs from Callaway County A surname index is included Sherida Eddlemon is author of many genealogical works on Missouri and Tennessee

Volume two of Missouri Genealogical Records and Abstracts was compiled by the author in her search for her elusive French ancestorAchille Godin or Gaudin it collectively spans 17521839 a time period which is often puzzling to the MissouriArkansas researcher because the region changed ownership from France to Spain then back to France and finally to the United States in what became known as the Louisiana Purchase The records were chosen in part to help fill the gap created by the lack of a complete extant Federal census for Missouri prior to 1830 A wide variety of information from over forty counties is included petitioners tax lists cemetery listings estrays wills and bonds marriage records licenses grand jury members Indian trade records indictments letters at the post office marks and brands and much more This volume also includes a special section devoted to the French and Spanish of the Mississippi Valley because when researching a French or Spanish ancestor that lived in Missouri Arkansas Indiana Illinois or Louisiana one must think of the Mississippi Valley as one area The French especially were a mobile people engaged in trade in this area with the Indians French and Spanish records include censuses military statements grants petitioners regiment members and more The surname index includes the French dit names aliases and has several thousand entries This volume covers the following counties Arkansas Audrain Barry Benton Boone Callaway Cape Girardeau CassVan Buren Chariton Clay Cole Cooper Franklin Gasconade Greene Henry Howard Jackson Jefferson Johnson LafayetteLillard Old Lawrence Lewis Lincoln Macon Miller Monroe Montgomery New Madrid Perry Pike Platte Ralls Randolph Ray Saline Shelby Ste Genevieve St Charles St Francois St Louis Warren Washington Wayne and Warren

This quarterly journal commonly called simply The Register is certainly the oldest and arguably the best genealogical periodical published in the United States Within its volumes researchers will find some of the most valuable genealogical compilations and source record transcriptions to be found anywhere It is difficult one might even say foolhardy to attempt to do research on New England families without reference to this important series However copies of the original editions of these volumes are becoming increasingly difficult to find so Heritage Books has reprinted the early volumes of this important serial in order to make them more accessible to the rank and file genealogist Each volume has an index and in addition a comprehensive index to the first fifty volumes is also available In the description below it is only possible to touch on some of the main articleseach volume also contains much additional materialGenealogies Adams Fillmore Fowler Franklin Hildreth Memoir Pres John Adams Gen William Hull Pres Thomas Jefferson Henry Jocelyn King Gen George Washington Whitney Other Records New London Conn inscriptions Malden Mass vital records Suffolk Co Mass wills memoirs of Princes subscribers Hampton NH inscriptions Middletown Conn inscriptions marriages and deaths from newspapers Lane family papers Danvers Mass church records Boston Mass area vital records Dukes Co Mass court records index to Yorkshire England pedigrees E Haddam Conn land records Braintree Mass inscriptions Farmington Conn church records

Abe Lincolns grandfather Abraham spelled his surname Linkhorn Was this because he was German or of German descent Or because of the influence of his German neighbors in Virginia Or because of a spelling error In the early 1900s Mr Learned took on the task of thoroughly investigating the Lincoln family origins unearthing and exploiting much original matter relating to the Lincoln family in their American wanderings through the states of Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and Kentucky Illustrated with copies of original documents The Boone family spent time living in areas populated with Germans Dr Tolzmanns curiosity about the possible German origins of the family was the surname actually spelled Bohne has resulted in the appendix included in this work

The Statutes at Large of Pennsylvania and the Laws of Pennsylvania are an untapped genealogical goldmine Much of the information found in these books may not be duplicated anywhere else Name changes children being legitimized for inheritances divorces and annulments oaths of allegiance Revolutionary War pensions debtors in prison trustees of early churches Indian murders establishment of roads and county boundaries are just a few of the topics these early laws cover All of the laws have been abstracted and condensed for this book however name and place spellings have been left as found in the original law A bibliography a fullname index and an index of places add to the value of this work

A treatise on major artists and techniques used on Japanese swordfurniture from a European living in Meiji Japan Captain F Brinkley assistant military attache to the Japanese Embassy In 1871 he took up the post of foreign advisor to the new Meiji government at the very time the Japanese sword and its decoration was to come to its end

A collection of genealogical and historical records for the late 1700s to mid1800s derived from archives court records private graveyards letters and newspapers Bible records journals military records and private sources The first half contains

A history of that war presented via contemporary letters journals reports etc as written by the participants with an introductory essay by the editors innumerable explanatory footnotes which identify people and places muster rolls and returns of tro

This book contains maleline genealogies of John Hoyt of Salisbury Massachusetts and Simon Hoyt of Windsor and Stamford Connecticut The former had been treated in an earlier 1857 work which is here reproduced with extensive additions and corrections

Menallen Monthly Meeting began keeping minutes for both the mens and womens meetings at their first meeting in 1780 The books after they were filled were eventually turned over to the Friends Historical Library Swarthmore College Swarthmore Pennsy

This handy resource guide contains short abstractions of each entry found in Will Book No 2 in the Patrick County Virginia Courthouse These records contain entries of wills inventories and accountings from October 1822 through March 1838 Transcribed lists of names of persons type of document and some general information will assist researchers in locating original sources A fullname index adds to the value of this work

Deed books typically contain recorded land transactions plus many other types of records including marriage contracts slave manumissions bills of sale powers of attorney leases and mortgages This volume contains abstracts from deed book 5 of Albemarle County Part I 17681772 for Courts held August 1768 through December 1770 Originally printed in 1990 Reprinted 2016

The Quotable Warrior is quite simply the best collection of quotes from military leaders ever put together and includes quotations from Thucydides Julius Caesar Napoleon Ulysses S Grant Robert E Lee Stonewall Jackson John Pershing Winston Churchill Dwight D Eisenhower Norman H Schwarzkopf from the Peloponnesian War to Afghanistan and Iraq and all wars inbetween

Settlers started moving into the area that is now Bowdoin in the 1750s Bowdoin still has the earliest book of vital records but all other vital records for the town were burned in 1872 For the next twenty years vital records were apparently not kept thus these cemetery inscriptions are the most complete vital records available for Bowdoin This collection is organized according to cemeteries and arranged in family plots Extensive family history is included with each entry Spouses children siblings maiden names death and birth dates are given when available Over fortyfive Bowdoin Maine cemeteries plus burials in Potter Cemetery once located in Bowdoin are included Some of the names and ages in this work were verified though the 1850 census for Bowdoin Another helpful source was the Bowdoin Selectmens Records which give the veterans name service records birth and death dates and next of kin Much of the information contained within this work is already lost due to illegible stones or missing markers Epitaphs have been included if they were unusual of especially poignant

The majority of names listed in this book are from tombstones that were painstakingly recorded by laboriously walking through the cemetery ground In conjunction with these is a chronological listing of names taken from a conglomeration of assorted material Entries are arranged alphabetically by surname and general include the full name of the deceased dates of birth and death and occasionally other information such as place of death or military rank Realizing full well that the tombstones of Poles were inscribed in that beautiful native language and that very few individuals can read or write same all inscriptions have been translated except a few given names which are listed in a list of Polish Given Name Translations A fullname index to buried names and a list of abbreviations add to the value of this work