Genealogical Accessions by the Genealogical Society and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, July to December, 1977

Genealogical Accessions by the Genealogical Society and the Historical Society of Pennsylvania July to December, 1977 Compiled by RITA SCHIVE MOWRER NOTE: No distinction between manuscript, microfilm, typed or printed material has been made in the format of the following list. An "X" preceding a call number denotes Microfilm; "FC" denotes Family File Case; "BR" denotes Bible records. An asterisk (*) preceding an entry denotes material still to be catalogued. ADAMS CO., PA: Abstracts from the Republican Compiler, 18311851. By Robert Stover. (Baltimore, Md., 1976). F/847R/S889 ADAMSON-DUVALL and related families. By Ree Adamson Fraelich. (n.p., 1974). 127 p. F/Ad20 ALLEGHENY CO., PA.: 175 Southwestern Pennsylvania marriages performed by The Rev. Abraham Boyd, 1802-1849, Pastor of Deer Creek Presbyterian Church, West Deer Twp. Compiled by Robert Closson and Marietta Fowler Closson. (Apollo, Pa., 1976). i, 7 p. Alphabetically arranged. Al/5P AMES: Family tree of the Ames family of North Easton, Mass., 15601937: ancestors of Winfield S. Weer. Presented by Mr. Winfield S. Weer. Chart/Am ANGEVINE genealogy; descendants of Zachariah and Pierre Angevine, 1690 to 1976 in America. By Clyde V. Angevine. (Endwell, N. Y., 1977). 399 p. F/An415 BAKER: Data related to the Baker family tree. Compiled by Mary Louise Barclay Ryan. 4 p. Presented by J. Edward Baker. FC/Ba BATES-BREED: A Bates-Breed ancestry. By George E. Bates. (Boaton, Mass., 1975). xxx, 672 p. Genealogical charts. F/B315.6 BEDFORD: The Gunning Bedford family, New Castle; Philadelphia; Baltimore. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. (Phila., Pa., 1977). Portraits. Gen/Be18 215 216 Genealogical Accessions BEDFORD: Photocopies of deeds, wills and administration papers all pertaining to Gunning Bedford and his descendants of Maryland and Delaware. Presented by Lewis D. Cook. FC/Be BEDFORD CO., PA.: Tombstone inscriptions. By Roberta E. and Thomas C. Imler. (Denver, Col., 1975). Indices. Various paging. B/2A:1 through B/2A.7 BEINECKE: Ancestry of William Sperry Beinecke. By Paul W. Prindle. (North Haven, Conn., 1974). xv, 284 p. Charts, photographs, portraits. F/B410 BENNER-HOUSEKEEPER-MANDERBACH-FIEFFNER families. 19 p. Xerox. Presented by Raymond A. Biswanger, Jr. FC/Be BEAKS CO., PA.: Colebrookdale Twp. School Tax list, 1890 and Dog Tax, 1891. James B. Endy, Collector. Alphabetically arranged. Presented by Mr. Roy A. Smith. Doc./Box 13 BIRGE: David Birge marries Abigail Howland; their ancestors and descendants. By George and Opal Birge Pixley. (Baltimore, Md., 1974). xi, ii, 272 p. Illustrations, facsimiles, genealogical charts, maps, portraits. F/B538 BODINE: Miscellaneous articles regarding Bodine Castle, property of Colonel John Bodine of Long Island, New York. 17 p. Xerox. Presented by Ms. Peggy Joyce. FC/Bo BOHLER-BAYLER-EVELAND-EVELYN genealogy. By William M. Mervine. Xerox. Presented by Wayne V. Jones. Gen/Boll BOSSERT-BUSSARD: The genealogy of Peter Bossert-Bussard, 17611802. By Ruthella Bussard. (Frederick, Md., 1974). v, 417 p. Illustrations. F/B6522 BOYER: Ancestral lines: 144 families in England, Germany, New England, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. By Carl Boyer, 3rd. (Newhall, Calif., 1975). 487 p. F/B696 BUCKS CO., PA.: Doylestown Presbyterian Church, Church and Court Streets, Doylestown. Cemetery records. Copied and updated 1977. Compiled and presented by Mrs. William Daymon. 44 p. Index. Typed. Bu4P 'BURBACH-POORBAUGH-PURBAUGH family history, 1771-1974. 560 p. Maps, photographs. Presented by Mrs. Treva E. Calder. BUSCHI: Descendants of Johann Nicolaus Buschi (Nicholas Bushey), 1723-1813, of Adams County, Pa. By Michael C. Bushey. (Radnor, Pa., 1977). ii, 43 p. Presented by Judith Bushey Baxter. F/B965 CARTER: Robert Carter of New York, shipwright, and his descendants. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. Gen/Ca15 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 217 CLEGGS of Old Chatham: the ancestry — family — descendants of Thomas A. Clegg and Bridget Polk, their kin and events of interest. Edited by William Harold Broughton. 470 p. Illustrations, portraits, facsimiles. F/C589 COLEMAN: Records, 1760.1888, from the bible of John and Sarah Coleman. Includes allied Long, Bye and Peirce families. (Xerox copy). Also a letter dated 1868 written by Warner Long to his cousin Mrs. S. Coleman containing family data. (Original) 10 p. Br/Co COLUMBIA CO., PA.: Wills and administrations, 1813-1911. XW/ Pa./Co3 — XW/Pa./Co9 CONNECTICUT: Vital records of Lynne, Connecticut to the end of the year 1850. Compiled by Verne M. Hall and Elizabeth B. Plimpton. (Lyme, Conn., 1976). xiii, 403 p. UConn/6739/H1805 COOK: Anthony Cook of Ulster County, New York and his descendands of Mercer County, New Jersey. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. Typed. Portraits. Gen/Co3:7 CRAVEN: The ancestry of Helen (Craven) Cook Latourette, 1870 Phila., Pa. 1971 Los Angeles, California; Mrs. Eugene D. Craven of New Jersey and the U. S. Navy; Carter of New York City; Cochran of New Hampshire. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. Chart/Cr CRAVEN: Ancestry of Letitia (Craven) Dilworth; Mrs. John D. Craven of New Castle, Delaware and Salem, New Jersey. Includes allied How, Hamill, Blanchard and Todd families. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. Chart/Cr CRAVEN: Thomas Craven, Schoolmaster, of London and of New Jersey, U.S.A.; and his descendants. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. 390 p. Portraits. Table of contents. Gen/Cr15:1, Gen/Cr15.2 DAVIS: Various pedigrees of Walter Milton Davis, Caroline Griggs Porter, his wife, and Ralph Milton Davis, their son. Compiled and presented by Ralph Milton Davis. 150 p. Typed. Gen/Dal 1:1 DAVIS: The ancestry of Walter Milton Davis, son of George Milton Davis and Lucy Mathilda Gosselin (married ca. 1860). Compiled and presented by Ralph Milton Davis. 89 p. Typed. Gen/Da11:2 DELAWARE 1820 census index. (Bountiful, Utah). xviii, 27 p. Map. UD/ 238R/1820 Index. DILL-WHITE family. A brief history of the Dill family, descendants of Richard Dill and his wife Esther White (m. Oct. 24, 1833) of Armstrong County, Pa. Compiled and presented by David Bruce Dill. 7 p. FC/Di DRAUGHON: Descendants of James Draughon of Edgecombe County, North Carolina. By Wells Robert Draughon. (Durham, N. C., 1974). vi, 33 p. Illustrations, portraits. F/D799 218 Genealogical Accessions ECKERT family bible records, 1814-1962, Delaware and Pennsylvania. 5 p. Typed. Presented by Mrs. Alfred H. Sage. BR/Ed FAUST-FOUST family in America. By Dr. Howard M. Faust. (Baltimore, Md., 1976). 589 p. Illustrations, facsimiles, genealogical charts, maps, portraits. F/F28.2 FAUST: Copies of wills, administrations and inventories on record in Berks, Montgomery, Northampton, Bucks and Lehigh Counties, all pertaining to Faust families. Presented by Mr. Howard P. Faust. FC/Fa/ Box 62 FOLWELL: Collateral families in Pennsylvania and New Jersey: Folwell, Mitchell, Glentworth, Potts, Borden, Weed, Wallace and Dunglison. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. FC/Fo •GANNETT: Descendants of Matthew and Hannah Gannett of Scituate, Massachusetts. By Michael R. Gannett. (Chevy Chase, Md., 1976). 228 p. Genealogical chart, portraits. GATES: Genealogy of the Gates, Bucher and McKinney families. Compiled by F. Harold Gates. 24 p. Presented by Ronald Graham. FC/Ga GENEALOGY: Family history "starter kit" for beginners in the discipline of genealogical research. (Annapolis, Md., 1975). 1 portfolio. Illustrations. F•802FR/T1855 GENEALOGY: Finding our fathers; a guidebook to Jewish genealogy. By Dan Rottenberg. (New York, 1977). xiv, 401 p. Illustrations, facsimiles, genealogical chart, map, portraits, photographs. F/81893/R851 GENEALOGY: How to trace your family tree; a complete and easy to understand guide for the beginner. (Garden City, N. Y., 1975). 191 p. F/8184R/512 GILLESPIE: Descendants of John and Mary Jane (Cunningham) Gillespie. By Paul W. Prindle. (North Haven, Conn., 1978). xii, 130 p. Portraits. F/G412 GREEN: Records (1797.1887) from the bible of Samuel C. Green and his wife Sally Rhodes. Allied families include Sanderson and Robertson. Presented by Dr. John A. Muscalus. 4 p. Xerox. BR/Gr HALEY: Roots. By Alex Haley. (Garden City, N. Y., 1976). viii, 688 p. F/H139 HAMMER: The Hammers genealogy; the descendants of Peter Hammer, 1757-1838 York and Greene counties, Pennsylvania, a soldier of the Revolutionary War. Also the family lines that are the ancestors of the writer, his cousins and others. Linn-Lynn, Colborn, Skinner, Van Voorhees, Hanna. By Wayne V. Parker. 875 p. Illustrations, photographs, portraits. F/H187 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 219 HARTLAUB: Descendants of Johann George Hartlaub and his wife Anna Marie Eppinger. Presented by Mr. William Laimbeer. Chart/Ha HAZELTON: Descendants of Stephen Hazelton. By Philip A. Hazleton. (Littleton, N. H., 1977). 160 p. Illustrations, genealogical chart, portraits. F/H3373 HOLBEN-RETTINGER: Gleanings; a history of the Holben and Rettinger ancestors of Twide R. Holben, 1883-1965. By Richard Holben. 49 p. Illustrations, genealogical chart, map, portraits. F/H690 HORNER: Our Homer ancestors; William of Fayette County, Pa.; son of Thomas of Baltimore County, Md., family genealogy ca. 1700-1973. Allied lines; Preston, Gilbert, Mitchell, West, Snively, Bumgarner, Swearingen, Moore. By Virginia Homer Hinds. (Waverly, Ohio, 1974). viii, 268 p. Illustrations, coat of arms, maps. F/H7845 HUNT: The Hunt families of Vernon, Vermont; descendants of Deacon Jonathan Hunt (1637.1691) of Northampton, Massachusetts. By Mitchell J. Hunt. (Willow Grove, Pa., 1977). Map. F/H918.8 HUTCHINSON of New Castle County, Delaware. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. 10 p. FC/Hu IMMIGRATION: Migration, emigration, immigration, principally to the United States and in the United States. By Olga K. Miller. (Logan, Utah, 1974). x, 278 p. Maps. F/3646R/M649 JENNINGS: Miscellaneous genealogical data regarding Caroline Jennings, wife of Napoleon A. Jennings of Philadelphia, Pa. and daughter of Moses Thomas. Compiled by Anthony A. Roth. 7 p. Xerox. FC/Je KENTUCKY: Early families of eastern and southeastern Kentucky; and their descendants. By William C. Kozee. (Baltimore, Md., 1973). x, 866 p. Illustrations, coats of arms, map. F/K419 KENTUCKY: History and genealogy on (i.e., of) Teague pioneers of Christian County, Kentucky. By Agnes Teague Cunningham and Wetona Franklin Harrell. 249 p. Illustrations, facsimiles, map, portraits. F/T2I9 KENTUCKY marriages 1797-1865. Compiled by G. Glenn Clift. (Baltimore, Md., 1974). 258 p. UK/68251/C639 KENTUCKY obituaries, 1787-1854. Compiled by G. Glenn Clift. (Baltimore, Md., 1977). UK/6825/C639 •KEYSER family history. By Philip Luther Keyser. (Dayton, Ohio, 1974). Books I and II. xiii, 465 p. KIMBALL genealogy. Compiled by James M. Kimball, son of George W. and grandson of Wilbraham Kimball. 4 p. Xerox. Presented by Stuart Yost. FC/Ki 220 Genealogical Accessions LANCASTER CO., PA.: Newspaper excerpts of genealogical interest, 1799-1845. Compiled and presented by Rita Schive Mowrer. 307 p. Typed. Index. ZN/Pa./7 LANGDON: Miscellaneous data compiled in an effort to identify John Langdon, carpenter, of Philadelphia, Pa. and North Carolina. 36 p. Xerox. Presented by Anthony A. Roth. FC/La LARGE: The ancestors and descendants of Margaretta Sergeant Large Harrison. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. Chart/La LA TOURRETTE of Somerset County, New Jersey. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. (Phila., Pa., 1965). 133 p. Typed. Gen/La12 LAWRENCE CO., PA.: Tombstone inscriptions from Little Beaver Cemetery, Little Beaver Twp. Compiled and presented by Nell Young Herchenroether. (Pittsburgh, Pa., 1977). 51 p. Lr/1A LEACH: The original family record (1752-1847) of Jedediah Leach and his wife Phebe Kasson, and their descendants. Also an original copy of the pension application of Jedediah Leach, Revolutionary War soldier, filed in Windham County, Connecticut, 27th June, 1820. 5 p. Presented by Mrs. R. H. Bradley, Jr. FC/Le LINGERMAN bible record, 1811-1830, of the family of Conrad and Mary Lingerman. 2 p. Original. Presented by Mr. Roy A. Smith. BR/Li LINVILLES: A second visit with the Linvilles. By Alice Eichholz. (Baltimore, Md., 1976). F/L656 LLOYD: Genealogical notes relating to the families of Lloyd, Pemberton, Hutchinson, Hudson and Parke ... from the original manuscript of James P. Parke and Townsend Ward. Edited by Thomas Allen Glenn. (Phila., Pa., 1977). 89 p. Xerox reproduction. F/L775.3/1977 LOUISIANA: Censiis records, 1880. City of New Orleans, wards 1.17 and Parish of Ouachita (part). Presented by Mrs. George Carousso. XC/ 458/1880 through XC/464/1880. LOVELL: The Lovell family and allied families; ancestors of Ralph Milton Davis. Compiled and presented by Ralph Milton Davis. Gen/ Da11.4 MAINE 1810 census index. (Bountiful, Utah, 1976). xxviii, 86 p. Maps. UMe/16R/1810/Index MARYLAND 1810 census index. (Bountiful, Utah, 1976). xviii, 104 p. Map. UMd/17R/1810/Index MARYLAND: 1783 tax list of Maryland. Part I: Cecil, Talbot, Hayford and Calvert Counties. Compiled by Bettie Carothers. (Lutherville, Md., 1977). UMd/595/C293 The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 221 MAYHEW: Ancestors and descendants of Joseph Edwin Mayhew. (Cleveland, Ohio, 1957). Reproduced from printed copy. Portraits, illustrations. F/M459.3 McCARTYS of Virginia; with emphasis on the first four generations in the colony. By Clara S. McCarty. (Richmond, Va., 1972). vii, 131 p. Illustrations. F/M1255 McCHESNEY: Genealogies of twenty-five separate McChesney families from such states as New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Virginia, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, District of Columbia, Illinois, Minnesota, Colorado, Louisianna and Nova Scotia. Compiled by Katherine E. Schultz. Table of content. Presented by Hendrix TenEyck. XR/758 MILBY genealogy. By David P. Milby. 56 p. Illustrations, charts, maps, coat of arms. F/M59 MOLLESTON: Letters and research data pertaining to the allied Molleston and Berry families of Delaware and Tennessee. Presented by Mrs. A. Douglas Oliver. FC/Mo NATURALIZATION' Locating your immigrant ancestor: a guide to naturalization records. By James C. Neagles and Lila Lee Neagles. (Logan, Utah, 1975). x, 153 p. Illustrations, facsimiles. F/3564R/N338 NEW JERSEY: Protestant Dutch Reformed Church, at Acquacknonck, Passaic, Acquacknonck Twp., Passaic County. Baptisms and marriages, 1726-1816; membership lists and cemetery records. Transcribed by Arthur C. M. Kelly. (Rhinebeck, N. Y., 1977). Indices. 381 p. Presented by the Holland Society. NJ/P1R NEW YORK: Genealogical data from colonial New York newspapers; a consolidation of articles from the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record. By Kenneth Scott. (Baltimore, Md., 1977). viii, 278 p. Index. Presented by Mr. Lewis D. Cook. F/8595R/S427 NEW YORK: Marriage records of the Lutheran Churches of Athens and West Camp; Zion Lutheran Church, Athens, Athens Twp., Greene County, 1705.1899; and St. Paul's Lutheran Church, West Camp, Ulster County, 1709.1899. By Arthur C. M. Kelly. (Rhinebeck, N. Y., 1976). 101 p. Indices. NY/Gr1L NEWSOME: The descendants of James Newsome and his wife Rebecca Illingworth in the United States of America (to which they came in 1856). By Samuel Hendrixson Newsome. (Chester, Pa., 1976). 86 p. Illustrations, portraits, photographs. F/N475 NORTH CAROLINA: Forsyth County, North Carolina Cemetery records. By Donald W. Stanley, Anne E. Sheek and Hazell R. Hartman. (Winston Salem, N. C., 1976). Maps. UNC/7513/S7 222 Genealogical Accessions NORTHUMBERLAND CO., PA.: Deeds, 1772.1864. XD/Pa./No-17 —XD/Pa./No-53 OHIO: Early marriages and deaths — 1847-1863, 1877-1900 —copied from newspapers published in Wellsville and East Liverpool, Columbiana County. Arranged alphabetically by first letter of surname. Compiled by Jean Butler. (E. Liverpool, Ohio, 1976). 59 p. Typed carbon. Ohio/C1A ONG: Items on the Ong family of Mansfield Twp., Burlington County, New Jersey. Includes data on allied Shoemaker and Hall families. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. 13 p. FC/On PARKER: The Parker book; the descendants of Moses Parker, 17481818, Rathfriland, County Down, Ulster, and other ancestral lines in America — Houck, McBride, Shuck, Sappenfield. Also the lineage of the Nighswonger, Harrington and Drury cousins of the writer. By Wayne V. Parker. 428 p. Illustrations, facsimiles, map, photographs, portraits. F/P224.9 PELZ: Data compiled from newspaper obituaries, naturalization papers, probate records etc. pertaining to Albert J. Pelz, son of Albert D. and Bella Pelz. 11 p. Presented by Anthony Roth. FC/Pe PENNSYLVANIA: Buried genealogical data; a complete list of addressed letters left in the post offices of Philadelphia, Chester, Lancaster, Trenton, New Castle and Wilmington between 1748 and 1780; abstracted from The Pennsylvania Gazette. Edited by Kenneth Scott and Kenn Stryker-Rodda. (Baltimore, Md., 1977). 241 p. Alphabetically arranged. F/8469R/S84 PENNSYLVANIA: University of Pennsylvania applications for admission (ca. 1903-1910). Primarily admission refusals. (Cataloged under individual surname.) Presented by Francis James Dallett. PENNSYLVANIANS in the South. A listing from the 7th population census of the United States of those Natives of the Keystone State who resided in the Old South in 1850. Compiled and presented by Aubrey Haines Baldwin. Indexed. Typed. Y/24/Misc., Y/25/Misc., Y/26/Misc. PHILADELPHIA, PA.: Minute book, 1846-1858, of St. James the Less Protestant Episcopal Church. XCh/105.3 PHILADELPHIA, PA.: S. P. Frankenfield undertaker records, 19201921. 150 p. Typed. Index. Ph/48A:13 PIERCE: Two Pierce families; ancestors and descendants of Edmund B. Pierce, 1849-1926, (and) Louis Warren Pierce, 1860-1947, of Pomona, California. By Margaret Pierce Parsons and N. Vincent Parsons. iii, 159 p. Illustrations, photographs, portraits. F/P612.3 PORTER: The ancestry of Caroline Griggs Porter, daughter of James The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 223 Edward Porter and Jennie Lovell (married 1872) and the wife of Walter Milton Davis. Compiled and presented by Ralph Milton Davis. 180 p. Xerox. Gen/Dal 1:3 POTTER: Descendants of Deacon Samuel Potter (1671-1756), Connecticut Farms (now Union), N. J. By Helen Potter Alleman. (Harmony, N. J., 1975). xvi, 177 p. Illustrations, facsimiles, photographs. F/P848.3 PURVES family; compiled from existing records and from the material furnished by living descendants of Sir William Purves. (Phila., Pa., (1939). 24 p. Illustrations, portraits. F/P976 RAWSON: David Rawson: ancestors and descendants, 1636-1974. By Geraldine Sommerville and Oma H. Mills. (Parsons, W. Va., 1974). 447 p. Illustrations, coat.of arms, facsimiles, portraits. F/R205.3 REGER-DEAL: Descendants of Jacob Regar (b.ca.1732, Germany) and his wife Margaretha. Includes data on the allied Deal family. 16 p. Xerox. Presented by Raymond A. Binswanger, Jr. FC/Re RICHARDSON: The ancestors, families and descendants of George Edward Richardson and his wife Eva Homer. By Helen Richardson Kluegel. (New Orleans, 1976). xv, 697 p. Illustrations, facsimiles, portraits. F/R392 9 RITTENHOUSE: A record of the family of Joseph Rittenhouse. By Daniel K. Cassel. (Norristown, Pa., 1896). 10 p. F/R516.4 SALTONSTALL: The Saltonstall papers, 1607-1815; selected and edited and with biographies of ten members of the Saltonstall family in six generations. By Robert Earle Moody. (Boston, Mass., 1974). 2 vol. Illustrations portraits. UMass/2/v.80-8I SANFORD: President John Sanford of Boston, Massachusetts and Portsmouth, Rhode Island, 1605-1965; and his descendants, with many allied families. By Jack Minard Sanford. (Rutland, Vt., 1966). xv. 487 p. F/Sa56.4 SHEARER: Civil War pension and Muster Roll papers of George M. Shearer of Philadelphia, Pa. 15 p. Xerox. Presented by Vivian Taylor. FC/Sh SHERRICK: Beginning with the nation: a Sherrick family history. By James Wiley Sherrick. Illustrations, facsimiles, map, portraits. F/Sh54 SHREVE family, Burlington County, New Jersey. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. 32 p. FC/Sh SILVER: Our Silver heritage; Gershom and Millicent (Archer) Silver; their descendants (vol. I); Gershom's colonial ancestors (vol. II); and English ancestors (vol. III plus thumbnail sketches of collateral Harford 224 Genealogical Accessions County, Maryland families. By Benjamin Stump Silver and Frances Aylette Bowen Silver. (Gatesville, Texas, 1976). Illustrations, charts, facsimiles, maps, portraits. F/Si40 SMITH: History of the Smith family, descendants of Thomas Smith of England, artist. Various paging. Xerox. Presented by Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Barclay. Gen/Sm8 SMITH: William Earl Smith, 1820-1899, Water-Colorist, Scenic Artist, Teacher of Drawing and Perspective, in Philadelphia, Pa. Presented by Robert D. Schwartz. 6 p. Xerox. FC/Sm SOLDIERS: Passenger List of Organizations: "Troop Movement Order, 7 March, 1919." Soldiers of the Camp Dix Detachment, 337 Infantry, embarking from Brest, France. Includes the name and address of next of kin. 18 p. Presented by Mrs. Don Pahl. Y/Misc/23 SOMERSET CO., PA.: Tombstone inscriptions, 478 cemeteries. Recompiled by Della Reagan Fischer. 858 p. Alphabetically arranged. SWIA : 1 — So/ IA.3 SOUTH CAROLINA 1830 census index. (Bountiful, Utah, 1976). xxxiii, 115 p. Maps. US/145R/1830/Index STAATS: The family of John Staats of Hillsborough Twp., Somerset County, New Jersey. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. Gen/St36 STETSER: Data on the Stetser family of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, used in the search for parents of Samuel Stetser (1793-1850). Presented by Mrs. A. Douglas Oliver. FC/St STILL: Records (1779-1889) from the bible of Charles Still and his wife Catherine Shelderick. 4 p. Xerox. Presented by Dr. John A. Muscalus. BR/St TAPPEN: Jurian Teunissen Tappen of Albany and of Kingston, New York. Compiled and presented by Lewis D. Cook. 74 p. Typed. Gen/Ta5 THOMAS: Copy of the marriage certificate of George Thomas and Sarah M. Bourly of Moreland Twp., Montgomery County, Pa., 2nd month 15th, 1849. 2 p. Presented by Mrs. Harold F. Fleckenstein. FC/Th TYSORS of old Chatham. By W. Harold Broughton. (Durham, N. C., 1972). 300 p. Illustrations, portraits, coats of arms. F/T987 UHLER: Outline genealogy of the Uhlers on the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers. Descendants of Valentine Uhler (d. 1768) and his wife Maria Oberbeck (1720-1803) of Northampton Co., Pa. By J. P. Uhler and F. W. Uhler. 3 p. Blue print. Presented by Dr. Sherman Uhler. Chart/Uh The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine 225 UHRICH: Records, 1808-1875, from the bible of David Uhrich and his wife Catharine Dubs, of Lebanon County, Pa. 8 p. Xerox. Presented by Mrs. William W. Council. BR/Uh UNION CO., PA. 1855-1965. Includes records of births, marriages and deaths (ca.1830-1905) copied from court house records, newspapers, church and cemetery records. Also miscellaneous items such as 1900 census and Revolutionary War pension records. Compiled by Mary Belle Lotz. (Milton, Pa., 1966). Surname index. 426 p. Table of contents. U/6A UNITED STATES: The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America. Cemetery survey, Oct., 1966 - Oct., 1976. Compiled by Mary Burnley Wilson Edmunds. (Lynchburg, Va., 1976). 240 p. Xerox. Y/Misc.27 VAN CORTLANDT: The Revolutionary War memoir and selected correspondence of Philip Van Cortlandt. Compiled by Jacob Judd. (Tarrytown, N. Y., 1976). xxiii, 181 p. Illustrations, maps, portraits. F/V276 VAN HORNE: A New Jersey Dutch lineage to Christian Barentsen Van Horne. By Jean Baber. (Phila., Pa., 1976). 164 p. F/V29 VAN RENSSELAER: Cherry Hill; the history and collections of a Van Rensselaer family. By Roderic H: Blackburn. (Cherry Hill, N. J., 1976). viii, 176 p. Illustrations, portraits. UNJ/56475/B628 VIRGINIA 1810 census index. (Bountiful, Utah, 1976). xv, 355 p. Maps. UV/410R/1810/Index VIRGINIA 1830 census index. (Bountiful, Utah, 1976). xvii, 309 p. Map. UV/410R/1830/Index WESTMORELAND CO., PA.: The ecclesiastical records of the Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. James, Bell Twp. (formerly Washington Twp.). Baptisms, marriages, communicants (1847-1875) and cemetery records. By Robert and Marietta Closson. (Decorah, Iowa, 1977). 114 p. Illustrations, maps. We/12L WESTMORELAND CO., PA.: Ligonier Valley cemeteries. By William L. Iscrupe. (Laughlintown, Pa., 1976). 2 vols. Illustrations, maps. VoW/4145/177 WESTMORELAND CO., PA.: St. James Lutheran Church, Unity Twp., Westmoreland Co., Youngstown, Pennsylvania, 1820-1950. By Richard Glenn Huffman. Edited by Judith Huffman Armel. (Whitney, Pa., 1974). 92 p. VoW/435/H872 WILLITS: Copies of the estate papers (1967) of Eva L. Foster of Florida and wills of Laura E. Willits of New Castle Co., Delaware (1952) and Katherine P. Willits of Phila., Pa. (1957). 16 p. Presented by Wm. P. West. FC/Wi 226 Genealogical Accessions WILLOUGHBY: Genealogy of the Edwin and Mary Ann Willoughby family. By Frances Willoughby, M.D. (Pitman, N. J., 1976). 7 p. Gen/Wi24 WILTBERGER: History of the Wiltberger family. By Ellen Sampson Magoun. Also a genealogy of the allied Evans family. 46 p. Xerox. Presented by Effingham P. Humphrey, Jr. FC/Wi WYNNE: Various documents pertaining to and signed by Dr. Thomas Wynne of Sussex County, Delaware, ca. 1688. Also a copy of the will of Thomas Wynne of Phila., Pa. dated 1691. Presented by Mr. F. Wynne Paris. 23 p. FC/Wy WYNNE: An Antichristian Conspiracy Detected and Satans Champion Defeated by Thomas Wynne. Pub. 1679. Also a xerox copy of Work for a Cooper being an answer to a libel written by Thomas Wynne. Presented by Mr. F. Wynne Paris. Doc./Box 88 YOUNG: Ancestors and descendants of John Young (1740-1812) and his wife Mary Ann (Bedford) Young (1744-1817) of Philadelphia, Pa. and Baltimore, Md. Includes copy of records from John Young's bible, published in 1786. 26 p. Xerox. Presented by Lewis D. Cook. Gen/Yo2 ZERBEY: Receipt book (1876-1892) of John F. Zerbey of Pottsxille, Schuylkill County, Pa. Presented by Mr. Roy A. Smith. 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