Search Results: Titles starting with E from Storbeck's

Easley, SC: Southern Historical Press. New. 1994. Paperback. 15 pages. The three newspapers included in this book are: The Highland Sentinel published at Calhoun, Anderson District, S.C.; The Anderson Gazette published at Anderson, S.C., with last record dated 1848; and The Anderson Intelligencer, beginning with 1860 down to 1878 and a few scattered issues. .

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. Paperback. Index. . Includes Wilmington Monthly Meeting, Marriage Bonds of New Castle, Emanuel Anglican, Welsh Tract Baptists, some later Methodist records & some records of Pencader Presbyterian Church, and St. Peters Roman Catholic Church. .

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. 2010. Trade Paperback. 247 pages. Gist, Virginia agent to the Ohio Land Company, was the first person to provide a written description, in English, based on his observations of the Dayton area in 1751. This Miami Valley area was considered an “earthly paradise;” however, through continuous conflicts over land possession between settlers and Indians, it came to be known as the “Miami slaughter-house” by the close of the eighteenth century.The authors have gathered a wealth of information from conversations and correspondence with descendants of pioneers, historical texts, periodicals and Dayton academy records. Brief accounts of individual early settlers, including Daniel C. Cooper and Benjamin Van Cleve, provide insight into daily life in Dayton and offer an abundance of names and events. Individual buildings and locations are described in the context of the community. Chapters detailing the evolution of Dayton are grouped by date,… Read More

Southern Historical Press. New. (1980) 2015. Reprint. Trade Paperback. 328 pages. The counties and year of their respective tax lists are as follows: Anderson, 1801; Blount, 1801; Campbell, 1818; Carter, 1796; Cocke, 1839; Grainger, 1799; Greene, 1787; and 1805; Hawkins, 1809-1812; Jefferson, 1800; Knox, 1806; Sullivan, 1796; and Washington, 1778. .

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. (1995) 2007. Paperback. Illus., maps, index.. 288 pages. Data excerpted from various early county histories, biographies, atlases, newspapers, etc. .

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. Paperback. Vol. 2. This compilation of genealogies is based on research that included church records, court records, and census records. Entries contain varying amounts of information. The following families are traced from early 1700s into mid-1800s: Arechtler, Bieri, Diehl, Ehrhardt, Friesner, Grimm, Hamann, Hildebrand, Keller, Kroeller, Kull, Oechner, Ragg, Schaffer, Schonhaler, Seitz, Simon, Stabler, Swartz, Welk. .

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. (1991) 2007. Paperback. Index.. 440 pages. Limington, (originally called Little Ossippe), was a part of the "Ossipee Tract" purchased by Francis Small in 1668 from an Indian sagamore. As early as 1771, the Small heirs, then living in Scarboro and Cape Elizabeth, Maine, were taking an active interest in their ancestral lands and laid plans for its development and settlement. Many Smalls, and a great number of their neighbors in both towns, moved into Limington. By the time the 1790 census was taken, the town had one hundred and fifteen settlers. This major new work, twenty-five years in the making, was compiled from a variety of primary and other sources including: town and family records, genealogists, manuscripts, cemetery inscriptions, census records, newspaper obituaries and death notices, and school district polls. Genealogical information includes, when known: date and place of birth, marriage, and death; names of spouses; occupation;… Read More

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books Inc. New. (1996) 2006. Paperback. 126 pages. A compilation of genealogies for the families of Doll, Boudemont, Schlater, Lohr, Kessler, Schwingell, Shultz, Boyd, Glatfelter, Engle, Weimer, and others. .

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. 2007. Revised Edition. Paperback. Index. . 398 pages. Traces the lineages of a large portion of the German families of York County, giving exhaustive coverage of the townships of Codorus, Dover, Manchester and Shrewsbury (as the boundaries were defined at the time of the 1762 tax). Earlier and later records have been culled, sometimes reaching back to the emigrant's origins in Germany —with the help of other published material. In most cases, two or three generations are traced. .

Baltimore: Clearfield Co. Near Fine. 2008. Trade Paperback. faint pencil marks on several pages . 667 pages. For over a century Chambers' Early Germans has been the standard reference for genealogical research on families of northwestern New Jersey. In spite of its title, it is as useful for families of English, Scottish, or Dutch origin as for German. The bulk of the work is devoted to genealogies of families from the counties of Hunterdon, Morris, Sussex, and Warren and to genealogies of the early settlers of old Roxbury Township from Southold and Southampton. In addition, there are chapters on the settlements, churches, and public institutions of that region between Lambertville and Newton and the Delaware and the Bound Brook where these families first settled, containing scores upon scores of genealogical and biographical notices of other early settlers. Appendix VII is of particular interest to the genealogist because it contains a variety of useful lists, including (1)… Read More

Bowie, MD: Heritage Books Inc. Fine. 1986. Reprint. Trade Paperback. 166 pages. Loren P. Waldo originally read his address on the early history of Tolland before the Tolland County Historical Society and many of his listeners expressed a strong desire to see his address in print. As the society proposed to have it published, the author revised his work and prepared it for publication. His purpose was “to speak of the early history of the town of Tolland, and to gather up and preserve some mementos of the persons who first peopled its territory.” The author’s passion for Tolland’s heritage is evident in his writing. “The territory now called Tolland, prior to the year 1700, formed a part of the vast wilderness that covered the western continent before the track of civilization ever visited these shores, and was inhabited only by wild beasts or wilder men.” A wide range of topics are covered, including detailed descriptions of seventeen lots of land (with lists… Read More

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books Inc. New. 2000. Paperback. 0.77 x 8.5 x 5.5 Inches. 304 pages. This second supplement, which contains over 4,700 marriage records, presents a combination of previously unrecorded marriages and updated entries from the previous edition. .

Clearfield. New. 1996. Trade Paperback. 678 pages. This is the most complete collection of early Massachusetts marriages ever published, containing over 20,000 entries for the period 1643-1800. The marriages derive from records kept by the various county, city, and court clerks in compliance with Massachusetts law, and give the full name of the bride and groom and date and place of marriage. The book is divided into four sections covering: Worcester County; Plymouth County; Middlesex, Hampshire, Berkshire, and Bristol counties; and Plymouth County again, as transcribed from the first volume of the records of the Inferior Court of Common Pleas and an unnumbered volume of the records of the Court of General Sessions. This last section contains over 1,000 additional entries. Each section of the book is separately paginated and indexed, except for the last, which is arranged in chronological order. .

Greenville, S.C.: Southern Historical Press. New. (1985) 1990. Trade Paperback. 184 pages .

Southern Historical Press. New. (1985)2012. Reprint. Trade Paperback. Vol. 2. 124 pages .

Bowie: Heritage Books, Inc.. New. 1992. Paperback. 503 pages. An alphabetical listing of people with brief genealogical data on each, and a series of miniature family group charts which show how they are all inter-related by blood or marriage. .

Baltimore: Clearfield Company. New. 2004. Paperback. 4 vols in 1. . 267 pages. For this work Mr. Smith transcribed the genealogical contents of Volumes 1 thru 9 of Der Deutsche Pioniere, a monthly magazine issued by the Deutsche Pioniereverein (Union of German Pioneers) founded in Cincinnati, Ohio. The author provides the following particulars on each German-American pioneer: names, place of origin in Germany, town or county of residence, reference to the original source, and biographical data provided in the original notice. .

Camden, AR: self-published. Near Fine. 1989. Stapled wraps. 202 pages .

Heritage Books, Inc. New. (1998) 2011. Trade Paperback. 176 pages. Covers Cohansey Baptist, Deerfield Presbyterian, German Presbyterian Church, Cohansey, Methodist Episcopal of Port Elizabeth, Methodist Marriages Salem Circuit, Maurice Monthly Meeting, Fairton Presybyterian, Cumberland County Marriages, Register of Moravian Missionaries in West New Jersey, New England Town Burial Ground Fairton, Baptist Church at Dividing Creek, Greenwich Presbyterian, and New Jersey Archives published marriages for the county .

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. (1992) 2008. Trade Paperback. 216 pages. This volume is the third in a series, which attempts to piece together a substitute "census" for the early Montgomery County researcher. Most of the source material for these abstracts came from the Archives of Wright State University. The marriage records section of this book includes a list of names and denominations of the ministers who performed the rites. Election records give jurisdiction of a Justice of the Peace; knowing the township in which the Justice served may identify a family's location. Supreme Court records provide divorce petitions and other cases of genealogical interest. Deeds Recorded Late includes deeds which were not registered for many years, until the land was sold or divided among heirs, with 1816 selected as the cut-off date of an "early deed." Each section is arranged in chronological order. The every name index includes surname variations. .