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This volume includes land transactions, bills of sale, powers of attorney, registration of brands, certificates of estray (stray horses), marriage contracts, and more. Many of the persons listed...

These are administrator bonds comprising information on about 170 estates, and covering a period of time when will books are missing for the county. Each entry contains the name of deceased, name of...

This volume contains entries from Prince William County Deed Book Y, 1791-1796, beginning on page 380 and ending on page 743 for courts held from 6 May 1794 through 5 September 1796.Researching deed...

Princess Anne County, Virginia, was formed from part of lower Norfolk County in 1691, and, as of 1962, was incorporated into the city of Virginia Beach, Virginia. This text is arranged according to...

This book of will abstracts comes from an author who published two volumes of Princess Anne County, Virginia Land and Probate Records with Heritage Books, Inc. The wills are arranged by date of...

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...

This work provides a complete collection of records for private land claims in Missouri during 1834, with an index sorted alphabetically by surname. House of Representatives Document #1178 from the...

Now for the first time, German family researchers will have a homeland directory from the heart of America's most German state! Extracted from marriage and naturalization records in these three...

These documents offer bible, family, and tombstone records for former residents of Putnam County, Tennessee, with a full-name index. Some excerpts include biographical information on the families,...

This publication provides a collection of records such as indentures, deeds, diaries, letters, and wills from Putnam County, Tennessee. The surnames of grantors are arranged alphabetically in the...

This volume contains abstracts of the earliest marriage records of New Garden Monthly Meeting. The abstracts contain all the vital information, such as the date of the marriage, the names of the...

The Quakers are well known for their unique marriage certificates which are signed by all the family members and friends who attend the wedding ceremony, and hence, provide a sort of mini-census...

This latest volume of Quaker records encompasses Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Harford County from 1801 through 1825. It includes abstracts of births, deaths, marriages, burials, certificates...

This volume includes names and abstracts from the registers and minutes of Gunpowder Meeting, Deer Creek Meeting, Baltimore Meeting, Little Falls Meeting and Pipe Creek Meeting. Counties covered are...

Information for this book has been taken from Quaker records of southern Maryland prior to 1800, and in some cases to 1815, at the Maryland State Archives. The counties include principally Anne...

This series contains abstracts of Queen Anne's County, Maryland deeds and land commissions. Entries contain grantor, grantee, tract name, and sometimes give spouse's name, neighbors, former owners,...

EThis series contains abstracts of Queen Anne's County, Maryland deeds and land commissions. Entries contain grantor, grantee, tract name, and sometimes give spouse's name, neighbors, former owners,...

This series contains abstracts of Queen Anne's County, Maryland deeds and land commissions. Entries contain grantor, grantee, tract name, and sometimes give spouse's name, neighbors, former owners,...

This series contains abstracts of Queen Anne's County, Maryland deeds and land commissions. Entries contain grantor, grantee, tract name, and sometimes give spouse's name, neighbors, former owners,...

Ralls County was created in 1820 from Pike County and lies deep in the heart of Mark Twain country, on the banks of the Mississippi River. It was named for Missouri legislator, Daniel Ralls...

Lewis Bonnett, Jr. was the young cousin of Lewis Wetzel and lived with him in his youth. "Since Wetzel was entirely illiterate, and to the best of our knowledge never dictated any record of his...

The U. S. Christian Commission was a private organization that furnished supplies and volunteers to aid Union troops during the Civil War. This book contains records from many cemeteries, large and...

This book was originally published in 1905 by the Harrisburg Publishing Company (State Printer), Harrisonburg, Pennsylvania. This edition is a direct reprint from the Pennsylvania Archives, complete...

This volume offers a variety of records: births and deaths taken from the 1853-1896 register; list of jurors from the Court Docket Book, 1887-1891; Temperance Society membership, 1829-1833; and...

This volume contains Anglican-Episcopal records of births, marriages, and deaths for Patapsco Parish (Baltimore City and County, and Upper Anne Arundel County) from the early 1700s to 1800. An...

The Protestant Episcopal Church Records of Baltimore City and Lower Baltimore County [Maryland] birth, marriage, and death records 1801-1825, including genealogical data abstracted from Duke...

With additions and index by Craig R. Scott, CG. A finding aid to what are probably the most underused records by genealogists in the National Archives this book is a must for the serious genealogist...

Inmates of the Almshouse encompassed ethnic, religious, financial and medical cross sections of Prince Georgeans. Residents were white, African American, young, old, infirm, disabled by loss of limb,...

This seventh volume in Shurtleff's ongoing series of court records encompasses the seven years from June 1661 to July 1668, during which time Thomas Prence was governor of the colony. He served along...

This reprint contains transcriptions of the original records in a volume of the Courts of Quarter Sessions and Common Pleas, covering 1684-1700. This was done by the Colonial Society of Pennsylvania...