Search Results: Genealogy from Mount Hope Books

Adams Press. 1974. Good; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; Bound in red cloth.Binding firm, but 1" tear in cloth at top of rear exterior joint. Light edge wear. Foxing (little brown speckles) on edges of text block. Yellowing on endpapers; interior clean, unmarked.. Large print-out of Vernon family genealogy laid-in along with personal correspondence to the author. Packaged with care and shipped in a box. .

The Acadian Genealogical and Historical Association. 1981. Very Good; Softcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; Manchester, NH; 14 of the 16 newsletters in the complete run, published by the Acadian Genealogical and Historical Association of Manchester New Hampshire (1981-1985), a subsidiary (now defunct?) of the American-Canadian Genealogical Society. Newsletter Vol. 1 No.1 1981 missing and Newsletter Vol. 2 No. 2 1982 missing. Aslo included, a 1984 Special Edition listing members names and addresses. All newsletters Very Good, some creasing and edge wear; a bit of tanning on edges. Previous owner's mailing label covered with blank label. Topics include: Acadian Records in New England, Boudreau Family of Barachois, The Hebert Family, Acadian Dupuis Ancestors of Joseph Dupuis of Connecticut, Society in Acadia 1636-1755 (series of articles), Early Acadian Feasts and Holidays, Know Your Acadian Ancestors (series), Acadian Celebration of Mardi Gras, Portrait of Germain Doucet,… Read More

New York Public Library. 1963. Near Fine; Hardcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 137 pages, bound in navy blue cloth. Issued without dust jacket. About Fine, clean, tight, unmarked. Light age toning on front end papers, otherwise Fine. .

Monadnock Press. 2005. Fine; Softcover; tall 8vo 9" - 10" tall; ISBN 0971993416. 242 pages, pictorial wrappers. Biographies, genealogies, color photos from the 250th reunion. Chapters on the John Hopkins Morison Family, Horace Morison Family, Nathaniel Holmes Morison Family, James Morison Family, Samuel Adams Morison Family, Necrology. Genealogical Chart and Table. Crisp, clean, tight, unmarked. .

American Kestrel Books. 1994. First Printing. Good+; Softcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 41 pp in stapled wraps. Illustrated, maps, photographs of gravestones. SIGNED by both authors. Cover shows light foxing (little brown speckles). Otherwise clean. Binding firm. Pages crisp, clean, unmarked. Brief description and history of the various cemeteries, including Rolston-Hazel, Cannaday-Ellis, Old Home, Ragsdale, Shedville, Qualls, and Auterbein. Pioneer families -- with partial genealogies --include Hazel, Rolston, Hays, Cotton, Ditterline, Ellis, Cannaday, Sullenger, Scott, Beanard and (Shuffle)Barger ; Signed by All Authors .

Heritage Books. 1995. Facsimile Reprint. Near Fine; Softcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Clean cover; tight binding; modest shelf wear on edges. Interior crisp, clean, unmarked. Production flaw on a few pages (ink dot).; A Heritage Classic Series .

Lewis Historical Publishing Company. 1911. First Edition. Very Good; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; New York; Four volumes; each half-leather bound in brown pebbled calf. Gilt lettering on spine; bottom and fore-edges marbled. Marbled endpapers. 2208 pages. Profusely illustrated with b & w portraits of Connecticut's notable personages and photos of landmarks; tissue guards. Volume IV rear board is completely detached, but present . Moderate edge wear and rubbing on edges and corner tips of covers. Bindings square and solid, except Volume IV as mentioned. Pages clean, only a hint of foxing on a few pages, some endpapers lightly soiled. Portraits bright and intact. .

New England History Press. 1982. Facsimile Reprint. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket; Hardcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 1178 pages, bound in gray cloth. Pristine map in rear map pocket: Plan of Charlestown Peninsula (reprint of Peter Tufts 1818 survey). About Fine book with bright, clean cover, firm binding. Light toning on edges of textblock. Interior crisp, clean, unmarked. Jacket has one shallow closed tear. Else Fine. Packaged with care and shipped in a box. .

Greene County Chapter, Ohio Genealogical Society. 1989. Very Good; Softcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 142 pages, notebooks binding with card covers. Map of Woodlawn Cemetery, Xenia, Ohio. Complete list of gravestone inscriptions for Pt 1. Sections A-O. Print productions smudges on front cover. Corner crease on back cover. Otherwise bright, clean, unmarked. .

Griswold Family Association of America. 1983. Near Fine; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; Chatham, NY; Notes from the author: Volume 7 of the Griswold Family in America is comprised of corrections and additions to all previous volumes printed since the second volume was published in 1935. All data received by the compilers at the end of 1981 and 1982 has been included. Not all family data has been restated; rather corrections to previous volumes are identified. But you will still be able to trace the families back and forward. 356 pages, bound in navy blue cloth. Clean cover, tightly bound; modest wear to corners. Light yellowing to endpapers. Interior pages clean, unmarked.; 300 p. .

Connecticut Historical Records Survey. 1942. Very Good; Softcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; New Haven, CT; 190 pages, blue printed wraps, black cloth backstrip. Ex-library with typical markings. Cover shows light creasing. Firmly bound. Interior clean, age-toned (yellowed). List of churchs, by town, that kept records and vital statistics. Two examples: under Bridgeport, Pentecostal: Rescue Mission (Negro); 112 Lexington Ave. Records 1933 --, in register and volume containing church minutes. Under Enfield, Congregational: The First Congregational Church, records 1683 --in volumes containing church and society minutes (1770-1907 at CSL). Also 1793 -1924 in Allen, F.O., History of Enfield, 1900; marriages 1784-99, in Bailey, F.W., Early Connecticut Marriages VII. .

Michael Moon. 1974. Reprint. Very Good+ with no dust jacket; Hardcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; Orginally published in 1847 by W.B. Johnson. This reprint 1974. 630 pages, bound in red cloth cover. Subtitled: Comprising a Genery Survey of the County, and a HIstory of the Diocese of Carlisle; with Separate HIstorical, Statistical and Topographical Descriptions of All the Buroughs, Towns, Parishes, Chapelries, Townships, and Villages, Wards, Baronies, Manors; and Presenting a Descriptive and Gealogical View of the Lakes, Tarns, Cataracts, Rivers, Mountains, Rocks, Mines, Minerals, Antiquities, Curiosities; and a LIst of the Seats of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry. Clean, bright cover, sharp corners, solid binding. Modest wear to base of spine. Interior crisp, clean, unmarked. .

New England Genealogical Society. 1996. Reprint. Fine; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; A 1996 bound preservation photocopy of the original 1908 edition, by the New England Genealogical Society. 95 pages, bound in gray cloth. Two parts: The Sage and Allied Families; and The Slocum, Germain, Pierson and Allied Families. Bright, clean, tightly bound; crisp, unmarked pages. .

Regional Publishing Company. 1966. Good+; Hardcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; Baltimore, MD; Ex-Library; Volume II only. 448 pp. bound in black cloth; illustrated with one map. Ex-Library, typical stamps and markings. Only a trace of wear; tightly bound. Clean pages. .

St. Bridgid's Press. 2003. Good+; Softcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 265 pp, plus footnotes. Printed wraps with black cloth tape spine. SIGNED by author. Reading creases on front cover. Underlinings in text and margins. Contents include: the history of Protestant religious exodus from Europe, especially Huguenot flight from France. Early settlement of Connecticut and Massachusetts along the Connecticut River; Huguenots in Nipmuck Country -- Woodstock Connecticut, Oxford Mass. Attempted Huguenot settlement in farflung areas of Brazil, Florida, Canada, Newfoundland, Rhode Island, Antilles, New York, Carolinas, Virginia, and Georgia. We also have in stock, a copy of the author's book Tread of Pioneers, about the early settlers of Richmond County, Eastern Township Quebec Canada. ; Signed by Author .

Genealogical Publishing Co.. 1976. Reprint. Good+; Hardcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 255 pp. bound in blue cloth. Good-only book. Firmly bound. Clean cover; crease in hinge joint. Pages clean, bright, unmarked. .

Scholarly Resources Inc.. 2002. Near Fine; Hardcover; Small 4to 9" - 11" tall; 473 page; green cloth binding. Ship Passenger lists arriving to New York from Italy 1900. Abut Fine book. Bright clean cover, tightly bound, sharp corners; hint of shelf rubbing at spine ends. Pages crisp, clean, unmarked. No dust jacket, as issued. .

Self-Published. 2003. First Edition. Near Fine; Hardcover; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 358 pp, bound in glossy pictorial cover; hundreds of black & white photographs. William Appleyard of Laceby, Circa 1700; The Agricultural Way of Life, Arthur:The Ballad of a Lincolnshire Lad, The Early Boston Years 1884-1894, The Late Boston Years 1895-1907, The Early Ashland Years 1908-1917, Minneapolis 1917-1921, The Letters of Capt. George S. Appleyard to his Family 1917-1919, Fernie, British Columbia 1920-1938, The Late Ashland Years 1924-1949, A Gentleman Farmer 1932-1969, Skippy 1950, Washington Depot, Connecticut Christmas 1951. Appendices include:Timeline Arthur Edward Appleyard 1862-1951, Decendents of William Appleyard of Laceby (150 in number), High Probabilty Lincolnshire Villages in the Vicinity of Laceby for the Birth, Marriage and Death of William Appleyard, Lincolnshire Archives, 1881 English Census - Appleyards, The Jewelry Designs of Arthur Edward Appleyard, Recipes,… Read More

Self-Published. 2012. Fine in Fine dust jacket; Hardcover; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 191 pages, bound in red cloth. Modest wear to one corner of cover. Else Fine in crisp jacket. History of the Rounds family of Maine and Massachusetts, descendants of Mark Rounds who emigrated to America and became an apprentice in Boston in the 1660s. Not a typical genealogy book, though ten generations are sketched out, but more family history and stories with the main body of information about the twentieth century Roundses. Packaged with care and shipped in a box. .

Press of the Hartford Printing Co.. 1904. Fair; Hardcover; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall; 68 pp. bound in green cloth; gilt lettering. Scuffing and light soil to cover; extremities frayed. Sewn binding holding but cords stretched. First gather of pages (6) coming loose from binding. Pages toned, clean and unmarked. First section is a collection of poems in memoriam to author's parents, Benjamin Webster and Harriet Clough Webster of Kingfield Maine. (Author J.C. Webster settled in Hartford Connecticut ). Followed by the ancestral history of the Webster family beginning with Thomas of Ormsby England (1665) and Hampton New Hampshire, up to the turn of the twentieth century. Includes famed Colonel Ebenezer and legal scholar Daniel. .