IN ORDER that members of the Kansas StateHistorical Society and othersinterested in historical study may know the class of books we are receiving, alist is printed annually of the books accessioned in our specialized fields.These books come to us from three sources, purchase, gift and exchange, and fallinto the following classes: Books by Kansans and about Kansas; books on the West,including explorations, overland journeys and personal narratives; genealogy andlocal history; and books on the Indians of North America, United States history,biography and allied subjects which are classified as general. The out-of-statecity directories received by the Historical Society are not included in thiscompilation.

     We also receive regularly the publications ofmany historical societies byexchange, and subscribe to other historical and genealogical publications whichare needed in reference work.

     The following is a partial list of books whichwere added to the library fromOctober 1, 1942, to September 30, 1943. Government and state officialpublications and some books of a general nature are not included. The totalnumber of books accessioned appears in the report of the secretary, p. 58.

ALEXANDER, CLARA GRACE, Ladies' Aid in 1789. N. p., c1923. 7p. LittleTheatricalsfor Little Schools. N. p., c1924. 60p.
ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY COMPANY, Delicious Foods in Tin and GlassGrace the Nation's Table. [Chicago] The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe RailwayCompany [c1938]. 33p.
----, Dried Fruits; Preservation of Fruits by Drying Antedates Written History.[Chicago] The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company [C1939]. 35p.
----, Meat for America's Millions . . . [Chicago?] The Atchison, Topeka and SantaFe Railway Company, c1940. 35p.
BAILEY, MINNIE KEITH. Life's Undertow. Topeka, Crane and Company, 1905. 43p.
BALGUE, MRS. LAURA LELAND, Poems. Kansas City, Mo.. Brown-White-Lowell Press[c1943]. 172p.
BALL, A. M., ed. and pub., Song Book No. 2 Pevised; Soul Cheering Songs.[Coffeyville] c1942. [16]p.
BLATCHLEY, ANNA (STANLEY), comp., Here and Over There, a Patriotic MissionaryPageant Arranged for a French War Orphan Benefit. Fort Scott, Author [1918].[15]p.
--, School Days; a Missionary Entertainment. Fort Scott, Author [1920].19p.
--, A Vision Radiant . . . [Boston, Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, MethodistEpiscopal Church, 1922.] 24p.
BROOKS, L. W., and others, Citizenship Problems for Young Americans. Lincoln, TheUniversity Publishing Company, c1938. 124p.
BROWDER, EARL RUSSELL, Victory-and After . . . New York, International Publishers[C1942]. 256p.
BROWN, EDWARD MACAULAY, The Coming Age. No impr. [2]p.
--, Poems of the Prairie. [Greensburg, Kansas?] The Ingleside Press, 1941.10p.
BROWN, HENRY C., A Successful Life. 4th ed. Kansas City, Kan., Henry C. Brown,1904. 44p.
BRYANT, BEATRICE GWENDOLYN, Progress of the Cast; Book One and Book Two, BlueDenim, by B. Basco. Topeka, The Service Print Shop, c1943. 90p.
BURT, CHARLES EARL, Laboratory Guide to College Zoology; Invertebrate. Types.Winfield, n. p., 1939. 53p.
Laboratory Guide to the Cat. Winfield, n. p., 1940. 26p.
Laboratory Guide to the Frog and Toad. Winfield, n. p., 1940. 11p.
The Lizards of Kansas. No impr. 81p. (Transactions of the Academy of Science ofSt. Louis, Vol. 26, No. 1.)
CANFIELD, DOROTHY, The Bent Twig. New York, Henry Holt and Company, 1916.480p.
Raw Material. New York, Harcourt, Brace and Company [C1923]. 302p.
CLARK, GLENN, The Man Who Talks With the Flowers: the Intimate Life Story of Dr.George Washington Carver. St. Paul, Macalester Park Publishing Company [c1939].64p.
CLARK COUNTY CHAPTER OF THE KANSAS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Notes on Early ClarkCounty, Kansas, Vol. 3, September, 1941-August, 1942. Reprinted from The ClarkCounty Clipper. 96p.
COLLINSON, THOMAS, Flying Fortress, the Story of the Boeing Bomber. New York,CharlesScribner's Sons, 1943. 168p.
DAVIS, EARLE, The Creation of Dickens's David Copperfield; A Story in NarrativeCraft. Wichita, n.p., 1941. 30p. (Municipal University of Wichita, UniversityStudies Bulletin, No. 9.)
DAVIS, FORREST, and ERNEST K. LINDLEY, How War Came, an American White Paper;From the Fall of France to Pearl Harbor. New York, Simon and Schuster, 1942.342p.
DRAKE, CHARLES CLAYTON, "Who's Who?" A History of Kansas and Montgomery County,Including the Cities of Coffeyville, Independence, Cherryvale and Caney . . .Coffeyville, Coffeyville Journal Press, 1943. 276p.
DRISCOLL, CHARLES B., Kansas Irish. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1943.359,p.
EMERY, JULIA, Background of World Affairs. Yonkers-On-Hudson, World Book Company[C1942]. 324p.
EVANS, EvAN ELMER, and MALCOLM SCOTT HALLMAN, Home Room; Organization,Administration and Activities. New York, A. S. Barnes and Company, 1930.154p.

FAULCONER, ALBERT, A Bundle of Roots. [Arkansas City, Kansas.] Privatelyprinted[1941]. 151p.
FELTON, RALPH ALMON, Local Church Cooperation in Rural Communities. New York,Home Missions Council [1940?]. 62p.
FRYE, JOHN C., A. BYRON LEONARD and CLAUDE W. HIBBARD, Westward Extension of theKansas "Equus Beds." Reprinted from The Journal of Geology, Vol. 51, No. 1,January-February, 1943. [15]p.
GATES, FRANK CALEB, Winter Twigs; The Identification of Kansas Woody Plants byTheir Twigs. Manhattan, n. p., 1940. 34p. (Kansas Academy of Science, Handbook,No. 1.)
GRESHAM, HUGH C., History of the Christian Church, Arcadia, Kansas, 50thAnniversary, Sunday, July 25, 1943. No impr. 7p.
HAWTHORNE, HILDEGARDE, Ox-Team Miracle, the Story of Alexander Majors. New York,Longmans, Green and Company, 1942. 236p.
HAVES, CHARLES EDWARD, The Four Winds. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1942.5p.
HAYS, CITY MANAGER, First Annual Report for the Year 1923. N. p. [1923]. 45p.
HEMBLING, NINA, Silver Over-tones. Mill Valley, Cal., The Wings Press, 1941.46p.
HERBERT, PARCUS CORY, A Rational Eschatology; a Study in What Mankind May ExpectAfter Death. Belle Plaine, Homo Publishing Company [c19121 51p.
HINSHAW, DAVID, The Home Front. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons [cl943]. 352p.
History and Roster of Acacia Lodge No. 9, A. F. & A. M. of Lawrence, Kansas;A Souvenir of Its 75th Anniversary. Lawrence, The World Company, 1942. 33p.
HOEFFLIN, HENRY SAMUEL, Smiles and Tears of 1940. [Wichita, Day's Print Shop,1941?] 20p.
HOLT, RACKHAM, George Washington Carver, an American Biography. Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc., 1943. 342p.
HORNEMAN, MARY ANN, The First Ladies of the White House (in Miniature). [Beloit,Call Press, c1941.] 73p.
HUNTINGTON, GEORGE, Robber and Hero, the Story of the Raid on the First NationalBank of Northfield, Minnesota, by the James-Younger Band of Robbers, in 1876 . .. Northfield, Minn., The Christian Way Company, 1895. 119p.
JACOBS, JOHN E., Demand for and Supply of Teaching Personnel in the Schools ofKansas (Abstract). Lawrence, University of Kansas, 1942. 20p. (Kansas Studies inEducation, Vol. 2, No. 8.)
JOHNSON, OSA, Snowball; Adventures of a Young Gorilla. New York, Random House[c1942]. 51p.
JONES, JOHN LOGAN, The Individualist, an Autobiography. Kansas City, Mo.,Brown-White-Lowell Press [c1942]. 277p.
JONES, OGDEN S., A Review of Lease Housekeeping Practices. Lawrence, Universityof Kansas [1942?]. 15p.
--, The State's Responsibility in Oil and Brine Pollution Originating in OilFields. Lawrence, University of Kansas [1942?]. 20p.

JOSSELYN, N. W., AND Co., pub., Business Directory of the Missouri Pacific,Kansas Pacific, South Pacific . . . and Other Railways, Entitled St. Louis toDenver, for 1870 . . . St. Louis, N. W. Josselyn and Company, n. d. 406p.
KANSAS AUTHORS CLUB, THIRD DISTRICT, [Prairie Treasures] December, 1942,Anthology. Oswego, The Carpenter Press, 1942. 45p.
KANSAS BUSINESS MAGAZINE, 1943 Kansas Legislative Directory. Topeka, KansasBusiness Magazine [1943]. 154p.
KANSAS FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS, SIXTH DISTRICT, Sunflower Seeds, Anthology ofVerse, 1988-1989. No impr. [44]p.
--, "United We Stand," Anthology of Verse, 1941-1942. No impr. [47]p.
KANSAS LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, RESEARCH DEPARTMENT, Closed Schools in Kansas.(Publication, No. 113, September, 1942.) Mimeographed. 96p.
Revision of County Salary Schedules. (Publication, No. 117, November, 1942.)Mimeographed. 16p.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE, Operation of Labor Unions in Kansas; Report of SpecialCommittee Appointed Under Resolution No. 5. (Publication, No. 118, December,1942.) Mimeographed. 87p.
Kansas Magazine, 1943. Manhattan, Kansas Magazine Publishing Association, c1943.140p.
KLEMA, MARION C., The Later Career of William A. Phillips; Submitted to theDepartment of History and the Faculty of the Graduate School of the University ofKansas in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master ofArts. Typed. 1942. 83p.
KLINGBERG, FRANK JOSEPH, An Appraisal of the Negro in Colonial South Carolina; aStudy in Americanization. Washington, D. C., The Associated Publishers, 1941.180p.
LANKENAU, FRANCIS C., Francis James Lankenau, D. D., a Biography. St. Louis,Concordia Publishing House, 1940. 20p.
LANKENAU, FRANCIS JAMES, Occasional Addresses . . . Edited by F. Lankenau. St.Louis, Concordia Publishing House, 1941. 109p.
LEAGUE of KANSAS MUNICIPALITIES, Kansas Directory of Public Officialsand Index to Counties and Cities. Topeka, The League of Kansas Municipalities,1943. 146p.
LERRIGO, MARION OLIVE, Children Can Help Themselves; the Normal Child's HealthBehavior. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1943. 219p.
LEWIS, FREDERICK WHEELER, Hiram Wheeler Lewis, a Partial Auto-Biography andLife-Pictures From Other Sources. Albion, N. Y., Eddy Printing Company [1941].99p.
LOGAN, HENRY M., Fifty-Four Years in Kansas, 1867-1921. No impr. 90p.
LONG, SOLOMON LEVY, Child Slaves and Other Poems. Winfield, The Courier Press,1909. 144p.
MCGEORGE, MRS. ALICE SUTTON, Autumn Leaves; a Collection of Poems. Kansas City,Mo., Burton Publishing Company [c1938]. 191p.
KAMIWEA the Coeur D'Alene (the Heart of an Awl). Kansas City, Mo., BurtonPublishing Company [cl939]. 320p.
MCKINLEY, LLOYD, Bibliography of Some Achievements in Chemistry, 19301941:Wichita, 1942. 60p. (Municipal University of Wichita, University StudiesBulletin, No. 11.)

--, Spanish-Colonial Architecture in the United States. New York, J. J.Augustin[1937]. 39p.
--, The Volute in Architecture and Architectural Decoration. Urbana, TheUniversity of Illinois, 1921. 85p. (University of Illinois, EngineeringExperiment Station Bulletin, No. 121.)
NORLIN, GEORGE, Things in the Saddle; Selected Essays and Addresses. Cambridge,Harvard University Press, 1940. 233p.
ONCLEY, LAWRENCE, Textbook of General Chemistry and Laboratory Manual [Wichita]N. p., c1938. 201p.
PADEN, WILLIAM DOREMUS, and CLYDE KENNETH HYDER, A Concordance to the Poems ofOliver Goldsmith. Lawrence, The University of KanSas, 1940. 180p.
PEKARI, MATTHEW, History of St. Catherine's Parish, Catherine, Kansas, 18761942 .. . [Hays, St. Joseph's College and Military Academy Press, 1942.] 33p.
PETERSON, MRS. GAIL FRENCH, Yours, With a Smile. Typed. [1942.] 38p.
PETTIJOHN, JONAS, Autobiography, Family History and Various Reminiscences of theLife of Jonas Pettijohn . . . Clay Center, Dispatch Printing House, 1890.103p.
PETTINER, MRS. ESTHER (ROBERTS), Over the Coffee Cups. Coffeyville, PlazaPrinters [1939]. 61p.
PHILLIPS, MAUDE GOOCH, Stories of Lawrence, Kansas, in Rhyme. No impr. 73p.Polk's Topeka (Shawnee County, Kansas) City Directory, 1942, Including ShawneeCounty Taxpayers. Kansas City, Mo., R. L. Polk and Company, c1942. 648p.
PRICE, CLARENCE, The Old Home Town and Other Original Rhymes. [Fort Scott, n. p.,c1924.] [36]p.
PRICE, G. G., America Fleetwood . . . Cherokee. [Greensburg, Signal PublishingCompany] c1941. 25p.
--, Coronado Comes [Greensburg, Signal Publishing Company] c1940. 22p.
--, Death Comes to Billy the Kid. [Greensburg, Signal Publishing Company] c1940.17p.
--, Over the Saddle Horn Rhymes; Thoughts of El Chivato as He Rode Through Life.Garden City, The Garden Press, c1938. [19]p.
PRYOR, ELINOR, And Never Yield. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1942. 520p.
READ, CECIL B., Efficiency of Methods in Solving Algebraic Equations. Wichita,1937. 29p. (Municipal University of Wichita, University Studies Bulletin, No.3.)
RISTER, CARL COXE, Land Hunger: David L. Payne and the Oklahoma Boomers. Norman,University of Oklahoma Press, 1942. 245p.
ROSE, DONALD, Big Store. Philadelphia, The Westminster Press, 1942. 287p.
ROSE, OSCAR JOEL, Looking Back Over Fifty Years; Golden Wedding Edition of"Just
Ridin' Round Stories." [Lyndon] N. p., 1942. 75p.
SCHOFIELD, CHARLES EDWIN, The Adventurous God; an Exploration of Some of theImplications of the Logic of Religion. Nashville, Cokesbury Press [c1933].159p.

--, We Methodists. New York, The Methodist Publishing House [c1939].135p.
SCOTT, MARY GARDINER, comp., Childhood Days. [Arkansas City, n. p., c1912.][53]p.
SEYFER, KATHERINE PARANTEAU, Ponderings. Arkansas City, n. p., 1923. [12]p.
SHELDON, CHARLES MONROE, Dr. Sheldon's Scrap Book. New York, Christian HeraldAssociation, 1942. 224p.
SHERWOOD, ELMER, Buffalo Bill and the Pony Express. Racine, Wis., WhitmanPublishing Company, n. d., 125p.
SIEVERS, CLEMENT H., . . . The University of Wichita Freshman Reading Program1937-1939. Wichita, n. p., 1939. 40p. (Municipal University of Wichita,University Studies Bulletin, NO. 6.)
SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE, Directory of Graduates, April, 1943. [Winfield,Southwestern College, 1943.] 143p.
ENGLISH CLUB, The Fledgling, Fifth Edition, 1938. NO impr. 25p.
STOUT, REX, ed., The Illustrious Dunderheads. New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1942.192p.
--, Too Many Cooks . . . [New York] Lawrence E. Spivak [1938]. 303p.
STROUD, ALBERT, Verdigris Valley Verse, a Volume of Original Poems. Coffeyville,The Journal Press, 1917. 124p.
SWEET, WILLIAM WARREN, Religion in Colonial America. New York, Charles Scribner'sSons, 1942. 367p.
TAGGART, DAVID RAYMOND, The Faith of Abraham Lincoln. Topeka, The Service PrintShop [c1943]. 411p.
TOPEKA, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Membership Roll, May 20, 1943. [Topeka] TheUnited Presbyterian Press [1943]. 16p.
TYLER, MARY MARSH, Mary-Go-Round the World; Letters Written by Mary Marsh Tyler .. . Arkansas City, n. p. [1923?]. 40p.
VER WIEBE, WALTER A., and BYRON N. COOPER, Bibliography of Kansas Geology[1828-1988 Inc.]. Wichita, n. p., 1938. 76p. (Municipal University of Wichita,University Studies Bulletin, NO. 5.)
--, Exploration for Oil and Gas in Western Kansas During 1942. Lawrence,University of Kansas Press, 1943. 88p.
--, The Wellington Formation of Central Kansas. Wichita, n. p., 1937. 18p.(Municipal University of Wichita, University Studies Bulletin, NO. 2.)
VILLARD, OSWALD GARRISON, John Brown, a Biography Fifty Years After. [Rev. ed.]New York, Alfred A. Knopf, 1943. 738p.
WARD, WILLIAM T., My Fifty Years in the Active Ministry; An Address Delivered atthe Tisdale Methodist Church, Tisdale, Kansas, November 8, 1942. No impr.16p.
WENTE, WALTER HERMANN, Aristotle's Discrimination of Synonyms. Chicago, TheUniversity of Chicago Libraries, 1935. [69]p.
WERLING, J. W., History of the Kansas District, Ev. Lutheran Synod of Missouri,Ohio, and Other States . . . Golden Anniversary 1888-1938. [New ton, Kan., HeraldPublishing Company, 1938.] 55p. (The Kansas Lutheran, Vol. 14.)
WHITE, WILLIAM LINDSAY, Queens Die Proudly. New York, Harcourt, Brace and Company[c1943]. 273p.

WICHITA PUBLIC SCHOOLS, The American Way in Wichita. Wichita, Wichita PublicSchools, 1942. 63p.
WIGGIN, MRS. ELIZA JOHNSTON, John Brown, Compiled From the Writings of G. W.Brown, M. D. NO impr. 16p.
WOLFE, HARRIET MABEL, Shrines of My Heart and Other Poems. [Laramie, Wyo., n. p.,1936.] 8p.
WOLFRAM, ERNEST ALBERT, Selected Instances of Certain Propaganda Techniques ofAncient and Modern Times. NO impr. 3p.
WOLVERTON, ARTHUR S., History of the War with Spain. [Topeka, Kansas StatePrinting Plant, 1943.] 5p.
WOOD, W. W., Original Poems. Wichita, Masonic Home [1942]. [16]p.
WOODMAN, REA, "Mr. McGugin Alone." [Wichita, n. p., c1935.] 70p.
WYLIE, C. C., Our Starland; An Easy Guide to the Study of the Heavens. Chicago,Lyons and Carnahan [c1938]. 378p.

CODMAN, JOHN, The Round Trip by Way of Panama Through California, Oregon,Nevada,Utah, Idaho, and Colorado . . . New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1879. 331p.
DE VOTO, BERNARD AUGUSTINE, The Year of Decision, 1846. Boston, Little, Brown andCompany, 1943. 538p.
DOBIE, JAMES FRANK, Apache Gold and Yaqui Silver. Boston, Little, Brown andCompany, 1939. 366p.
--, Guide to Life and Literature of the Southwest, With a Few Observations.Austin, The University of Texas Press, 1943. 111p.
ESPINOSA, JOSE MANUEL, Crusaders of the Rio Grande; the Story of Don Diego DeVargas and the Reconquest and Refounding of New Mexico. Chicago, Institute ofJesuit History, 1942. 410p.
FARQUHAR, FRANCIS P., Walker's Discovery of Yosemite. No impr. 15p. (Reprintedfrom the Sierra Club Bulletin, Vol. 27, NO. 4, August., 1942.)
KELEHER, WILLIAM A., Maxwell Land Grant; a New Mexico Item. Santa Fe, The RydalPress [c1942]. 168p.
KINGSTON, WILLIAM HENRY GILES, Adventures in the Far ]Vest. London, GeorgeRoutledge and Sons, n. d. 192p.
MCCAULEY, JAMES EMMIT, A Stove-up Cowboy's Story. Austin, Texas Folklore Society,1943. 73p.
MARTIN, JACK, Border Boss, Captain John R. Hughes, Texas Ranger. San Antonio, TheNaylor Company, 1942. 236p.
)LD OREGON TRAIL CENTENNIAL: COMMISSION, Wagons West. [Portland, Old Oregon TrailCentennial Commission, c1943.] 31p.
ORMSBY, WATERMAN LILLY, The Butterfield Overland Mail, by Waterman L. Ormsby,Only Through Passenger on the First Westbound Stage. San Marino, Cal., TheHuntington Library, 1942. 179p.
IDEING, WILLIAM HENRY, A-saddle in the Wild West. A Glimpse of Travel Among theMountains . . . Adobe Towns, Indian Reservations and Ancient Pueblos of SouthernColorado, New Mexico and Arizona. New York, D. Appleton and Company, 1879.165p.
ROLLINSON, JOHN K., Hoofprints of a Cowboy and U. S. Ranger; Pony Trails inWyoming. Caldwell, Idaho, The Caxton Printers, Ltd., 1941. 410p.

Southwest Historical Series; Analytical Index. Glendale, Cal., The Arthur H.Clark Company, 1943.
WINTHER, OSCAR OSBURN, The Trans-Mississippi West: a Guide to Its PeriodicalLiterature (1811-1938). Bloomington, Ind. [Indiana University], 1942. 263p.(Indiana University Publications, Social Science Series, No. 3.)

AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY, Proceedings at the Annual Meeting Held inWorcester, October 15, 1941. Worcester, Mass., The Society, 1942. 135p.Proceedings at the Semi-Annual Meeting Held in Boston, April 15, 1942. Worcester,Mass., The Society, 1943. 172p.
American Genealogical Index, Vols. 4-7. Middletown, Conn., Published by aCommittee Representing the Cooperating Subscribing Libraries . . , 1942-1943.
ANDER, OSCAR FRITIOF, and OSCAR L. NORDSTROM, The American Origin of theAugustana Synod, From Contemporary Lutheran Periodicals, 1851-1860 Rock Island,Ill., Augustana Historical Society, 1942. 192p. (Augustana Historical Society,Publications, Vol 9.)
ARKANSAS, HISTORY COMMISSION, The Arkansas Handbook 1941-1942. [Conway, Ark.,Conway Printing Company] 1942. 129p.
ARNDT, JOHN STOVER, The Story of the Arndts; the Life, Antecedents andDescendants of Bernhard Arndt Who Emigrated to Pennsylvania in the Year 1781.Philadelphia, Christopher Sower Company, 1922. 427p.
ASBURY, HENRY, Reminiscences of Quincy, Illinois, Containing Historical Events,Anecdotes, Matters Concerning Old Settlers and Old Times, Etc. Quincy, D. Wilcoxand Sons, 1882. 224p.
BAGG, MOSES MEARS, The Pioneers of Utica: Being Sketches of the Inhabitants andIts Institutions . . . From the Earliest Settlement to the Year 1825 Utica, N.Y., Curtiss and Childs, 1877. 665p.
BAREIS, GEORGE FREDERICK, comp. History of Madison Township, Including Groveportand Canal Winchester, Franklin County, Ohio. Canal Winchester, Ohio, George F.Bareis, 1902. 515p.
BARKSDALE, JOHN AUGUSTUS, Barksdale Family History and Genealogy (With CollateralLines). Richmond, Va., William Byrd Press, Inc., 1940. 634p.
BARRY, JOHN STETSON, The History of Massachusetts, The Commonwealth Period.Boston, Henry Barry, 1857. 468p.
BATCHELLER, BIRNEY CLARK, People of Wallingford. Brattleboro, Stephen Daye Press[C1937]. 328p.
BATEMAN, NEWTON, ed., Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of McLeanCounty. Chicago, Munsell Publishing Company, 1908. 2 Vols.
BAYLES, RICHARD MATHER, Historical and Descriptive Sketches of Suffolk County . .. Port Jefferson, N. Y., Author, 1874. 424p.
BEACH, REBECCA DONALDSON, and REBECCA DONALDSON GIBBONS, The Reverend John Beachand His Descendants . . . New Haven, The Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor Press,1898. 397p.
BECKWITH, H. W., History of Fountain County [Indiana] Together With HistoricNotes on the Wabash Valley . . . Chicago, H. H. Hill and N. Iddings, 1881.224p.
BELL, MRS. ANNIE WALKER (BURNS), Kentucky Genealogies and Historical Recorder.Mimeographed. 1942. 5 Vols.

BELL, CHARLES HENRY, The Bench and Bar of New Hampshire . . . Boston, HoughtonMifflin and Company, 1894. 795p.
Biographical and Historical Record of Adams and Wells Counties, Indiana Chicago,The Lewis Publishing Company, 1887. 1025p.
Biographical Record of Clark County, Ohio . . . New York, The S. J. ClarkePublishing Company, 1902. 824p.
BIRCH, JESSE SETLINGTON, History of Benton County, and Historic Oxford. Oxford,Ind., Craw and Craw [0942]. 386p.
BLAKE, FRANCIS EVERETT, History of the Town of Princeton . . . Princeton,Published by the Town, 1915. 2 Vols.
BOLTON, CHARLES KNOWLES, Bolton Families in Ireland With Their English andAmerican Kindred . . . Boston, Goodspeed's Bookshop, Inc., 1937. flop.
BROWN, HAROLD KING, Book of Adam, First Edition of the Genealogy. [Osceola, Mo.,n. p., c1943.] 14p.
BROWN, RICHARD LeBARON, Rhode Island Colonial Money and Its Counterfeiting,1647-1726. Issued From the General Court of the Society of Colonial Wars in theState of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. [Concord, N. H., The RumfordPress] 1942. 112p.
BOYD, LUCINDA JOAN (ROGERS), The Irvines and Their Kin . . . Chicago, R. R.Donnelley and Sons Company, 1908. 432p.
BRENEMAN, CHARLES DAVID, A History of the Descendants of Abraham Breneman . . .Elida, Ohio, Author, c1939. 566p.
BROWN, WARREN, History of Hampton Falls, N. H. Vol. 2. Containing the ChurchHistory and Many Other Things Not Previously Recorded. Concord, N. H., RumfordPress, 1918. 448p.
BuSHONG, MILLARD KESSLER. A History of Jefferson County, West Virginia. CharlesTown, W. Va., Jefferson Publishing Company, 1941. 438p. BUTLER, GEORGE H., ThomasButler and His Descendants . . . New York, Trow's Printing and BookbindingCompany, 1886. 192p.
BUTLER, JAMES DAVIE, Butleriana, Genealogica et Biographica; or, GenealogicalNotes Concerning Mary Butler and Her Descendants . . . Albany, N. Y., JoelMunsell's Sons, 1888. 162p.
CALDWELL, BETTIE D., comp., Founders and Builders of Greensboro, 1808-1908Greensboro, N. C., J. J. Stone and Company, 1925. 356p.
CALIFORNIA STATE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION, A Partial List of Organizations inCalifornia Interested in California History. 2d ed. With Reports of Activities,1935-1940. [Los Angeles] The Association, 1942. 127p.
CHAPPELEAR, GEORGE WARREN, Barret. Harrisonburg, Va., The Cavalier Press,1934. 209p. (Families of Virginia, Vol. 3.)
CLARK, HENRY WILLIAM, Genealogies of the Clark, Parks, Brockman, and Dean, Davisand Goss Families. In Five Parts. Montgomery, Ala., Printed for the Author, 1905.5 Pts. in 1 Vol.
--. Genealogies of the Davis and Goss Families. In Two Parts. Montgomery, Ala.,Printed for the Author, 1905. 141p.
CLEMENT, MRS. MAUD CARTER, The History of Pittsylvania County, Virginia.Lynchburg, J. P. Bell Company Inc., 1929. 340p.
COCKE, MRS. ELLEN (MOOKLAR), Some Fox Trails in Old Virginia; John Fox[Harrisburg, Pa., Press)

of King William County, Ancestors, Descendants, Near Kin. Richmond, Va., TheDietz Press, 1939. 165p.
COLE, REDMOND SELECMAN, The Selecman Family; a History of Henry Selecman and HisWife, Margaret Harmon, of Occoquan, Virginia, and Their Descendants . . .[Muskogee, Okla., Motter Bookbinding Company] 1942. 151p.
COLEMAN, EMMA LEWIS, New England Captives Carried to Canada Between 1677 and1760: During the French and Indian Wars. Portland, Maine, The Southworth Press,1925. 2 Vols.
CORTELYOU, JOHN VAN ZANDT, The Cortelyou Genealogy; a Record of Jaques Corteljouand of Many of His Descendants. Lincoln, Neb., Brown Printing Service, 1942.607p.
CRANDALL, MRS. ADELAIDE MAY (BLANCHARD), Blanchards of Rhode Island. [Ann Arbor,Edwards Brothers, Inc., 1942.] 263p.
CRIDLIN, WILLIAM BROADDUS, A History of Colonial Virginia, the First PermanentColony in America, to Which Is Added the Genealogy of the Several Shires andCounties . . . Richmond, Williams Printing Company, 1923. 181p.
CUSHING, JAMES STEVENSON, The Genealogy of the Cushing Family; an Account of theAncestors and Descendants of Matthew Cushing, Who Came to America in 1688.Montreal, The Perrault Printing Company, 1905. 598p.
DALE, FRED HINER, A History of the Michael Reasor and Allied Families. 2d ed.Guymon, Okla., n. p., 1941. 233p.
DAVENPORT, AMZI BENEDICT, A History and Genealogy of the Davenport Family, inEngland and America From A. D. 1086 to 1850 . . . New York, S. W. Benedict, 1851.398p.
DAVIS, ALBERT H., History of Ellsworth, Maine. Lewiston, Maine, Lewiston JournalPrintshop, 1927. 244p.
DEBO, ANGIE, Tulsa: From Creek Town to Oil Capital. Norman, University ofOklahoma Press, 1943. 123p.
DICKERMAN, EDWARD DWIGHT, and GEORGE SHERWOOD DICKERMAN, Families of DickermanAncestry; Descendants of Thomas Dickerman, an Early Settler of Dorchester,Massachusetts. New Haven, The Tuttle, Morehouse and Taylor Press, 1897. 650p.
DiNWIDDIE, JAMES C., History of Iowa County, Iowa, and Its People. Chicago, TheS. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1915. 2 Vols.
Documents Relating to the Colonial, Revolutionary and Post-Revolutionary Historyof the State of New Jersey. First Series, Vol. 37. Calendar of New Jersey Wills,Administrations, Etc. Volume 8, 1791-1795. Jersey City. Scott Printing Company,1942. 516p.
Early Life and Times in Boone County, Indiana . . . Histories of Some of thePioneer Families of the County. Biographical Sketches of Some ofthe Prominent Men and Women . . . Lebanon, Ind., Harden and Spahr, 1887.492p.
EVANS, MADISON, Biographical Sketches of the Pioneer Preachers of Indiana.Philadelphia, J. Challen and Sons, 1862. 422p.
FAUQUIER HIsTORICAL SOCIETY, Bulletin, Nos. 3 and 4. Richmond, Va., Old DominionPress, 1923-1924. 2 Vols.

FERRIS, Mss. MARY WALTON, comp., Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines; a MemorialVolumeContaining the American Ancestry of Mary Beman (Gates) Dawes Vol. 2. Gates andAllied Families. [Chicago] Privately Printed, 1931. 914p.
--, Dawes-Gates Ancestral Lines; a Memorial Volume Containing the AmericanAncestry of Rufus R. Dawes. Vol. 1. Dawes and Allied Families. [Milwaukee]Privately Printed, 1943. 758p.
[FISH, STUYVESANT], Anthon Genealogy. [New York, n. p., 1930.] 214p.
FISHER, CLARENCE WOODWARD, Genealogy of Joseph Fisher, and His Descendants, andof the Allied Families of Farley, Farlee, Fetterman, Pitner, Reeder and Shipman.[Troy, N. Y., Presses of E. H. Lisk, 1890.] 243p.
FORREST, WILLIAM S., Historical and Descriptive Sketches of Norfolk and T'icinityIncluding Portsmouth and the Adjacent Counties . . . Philadelphia, Lindsay andBlakiston, 1853. 496p.
FRENCH, HOWARD BARCLAY, comp. and pub., Genealogy of the Descendants of ThomasFrench Who Came to America From Nether Heyford . . . Eng land, and Settled inBerlinton (Burlington) . . . West New Jersey . Philadelphia, Privately Printed,1909-'13. 2 Vols.
FROTHINGHAM, WASHINGTON, ed., History of Fulton County [New York] Syracuse, N.Y., D. Mason and Company, 1892. 635p.
GRAVES, JOHN CARD, Genealogy of the Graves Family in America. Sketch of theFamily in England. Genealogy of the Family of Thomas Graves, of Hatfield, Mass.Buffalo, Baker, Jones and Company, 1896. 521p.
GREEN, FRANK BERTANGuE, The History of Rockland County [New York]. New York, A.S. Barnes and Company, 1886. 444p.
GWATHMEY, JOHN HASTINGS, Twelve Virginia Counties; Where the Western MigrationBegan. Richmond, Va., The Dietz Press, 1937. 469p.
HART, FREEMAN HANSFORD, The Valley of Virginia in the American Revolution1768-1789. Chapel Hill, The University of North Carolina Press, 1942. 223p.
HECKMAN, OLIVER S., comp., What to Read About Pennsylvania. Harrisburg,Pennsylvania Historical Commission, 1942. 97p.
HICKS, EDMUND WARNE, History of Kendall County, Illinois, From the EarliestDiscoveries to the Present Time. Aurora, Ill., Knickerbocker and Hodder, 1877.438p.
HIGHLANDER, 1937-'39, NO. 2, The. [Oakland, Cal., Clan Campbell Association ofAmerica, c1942.] 72p.
HILL, WILLIAM CARROLL, The Family of Captain John Mills of Medway and Sherborn,Massachusetts and Amherst, N. H. Milford, N. H., The Cabinet Press [1942].136p.
[HILLES, SAMUEL E.], Memorials of the Hilles Family, More Particularly of Samueland Margaret Hill Hilles of Wilmington, Delaware . . . Cincinnati, Samuel E.Hilles, 1928. 239p.
History of Bedford, New Hampshire From 1737; Being Statistics Compiled on theOccasion of the One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary of the Incorporation of theTown, May 15, 1900. Published by the Town. Concord, N. H., The Rumford PrintingCompany, 1903. 1132p.
History of Darke County, Ohio . . . Chicago, W. H. Beers and Company, 1880.772p.

History of Davis County, Iowa, Containing a History of the County, Its Cities,Towns, Etc. . . . Des Moines, State Historical Company, 1882. 751p.
History of Delaware County and Ohio . . . Chicago, O. L. Baskin and Company,1880. 855p.
History of Fayette County, Iowa-, Containing a History of the County, Its Cities,Towns, Etc. . . . Chicago, Western Historical Company, 1878. 758p.
History of Linn County, Iowa, Containing a History of the County, Its Cities,Towns, Etc. . . . Chicago, Western Historical Company, 1878. 816p.
History of Miami County, Ohio . . . Chicago, W. H. Beers and Company, 1880.880p.
History of St. Clair County, Michigan . . . Chicago, A. T. Andreas and Company,1883. 790p.
History of Tennessee From the Earliest Time to the Present; Together With anHistorical and a Biographical Sketch of the County of Shelby and the City ofMemphis . . . Nashville, The Goodspeed Publishing Company, 1887. 1063p.
HOLCH, MRS. LILLIAN JOSEPHINE (HUBBARD), Sizer Genealogy . . . Brooklyn, N. Y.,Bowles-Printer, 1941. 489p.
HOPKINS, GARLAND EVANS, comp. Cumberland County Tax Petitions Since 1776 WithNames of Residents of the County Prior to 1789. No impr. 36p. The Story ofCumberland County, Virginia. Privately Issued, 1942. 127p.
York County Source Book; Includes a Brief History of Colonial York County,Virginia; Petitions to the General Assembly From 1776 to 1858; and Guides toSource Materials Concerning the History and Genealogy of the County. Winchester,Va., Privately Issued, 1942. 32p.
HOPKINS, TIMOTHY, John Hopkins of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1634, and Some of HisDescendants. [Stanford University, Cal., Stanford University Press] 1932.936p.
HUGHES, EDWARD J., COMP., Counties of Illinois, Their Origin and Evolution[Printed by Authority of the State of Illinois, n. d.] 65p. HuME, EDGAR ERkKINE,Sesquicentennial History and Roster of the Society of the Cincinnati in the Stateof Virginia, 1783-1983. Richmond, Published by the Society, 1934. 312p.
HUMSTON, EZRA SAMS, and EDWARD ALBERT HUMSTON, The Humston Family, a Genealogy ofthe Descendants of Edward Humston of Stafford County, Virginia, 1667 . . .Stencil-Duplicated, 1943. 364p.
IDAHO STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Eighteenth Biennial Report, 1941-1942. Boise,1942. 104p.
ILLINOIS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Papers in Illinois History and Transactionsfor the Year 1941. Springfield, The Illinois State Historical Society, 1943.205p.
KEMPER, WILLIS MILLER, comp. and ed., Genealogy of the Fishback Family in America. . . 1714-1914. New York, Thomas Madison Taylor, 1914. 359p.
KENDALL, NORMAN FESTUS, History and Genealogy; Kendalls, Cunninghams,Snodgrasses. Grafton, W. Va., The Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company, n. d.160p.

KNEELAND, STILLMAN FOSTER, Seven Centuries in the Kneeland Family. New York,Author, 1897. 583p.
LINDLEY, HARLOW, comp., Ohio in the Twentieth Century, 1900-1938. Columbus, OhioState Archaeological and Historical Society, 1942. 563p. (The History of theState of Ohio, Vol. 6.)
LYNCH, MRS. MARTHA C. M., Reminiscences of Adams, Jay and Randolph Counties[Indiana]. Fort Wayne, Ind., Lipes, Nelson and Singmaster n. d. 352p.
MACDONALD, DONALD, The Diaries of Donald MacDonald, 1824-1826 Indianapolis,Indiana Historical Society, 1942. 379p. (Indiana Historical Society Publications,Vol. 14, No. 2.)
MCFATRIDGE, CHARLEY MERRITT, The Davidson's; Genealogy and History. Moravia,Iowa, The Author, 1942. 18p.
MAYER, BRANTZ, Memoir and Genealogy of the Maryland and Pennsylvanian Family ofMayer Which Originated in the Free Imperial City of Ulm, Wurtenberg: 1495-1878.[Baltimore, William K. Boyle and Son, 1878.] 179p.
Memoirs of the Lower Ohio Valley; Personal and Genealogical With Portraits.Madison, Wis., Federal Publishing Company, 1905. 2 Vols.
Memorial and Biographical Record . . . of Hundreds of Prominent Old Settlers andRepresentative Citizens of Columbia, Sauk and Adams Counties, Wisconsin . . .Chicago, George A. Ogle and Company, 1901. 758p.
METCALF, BRYCE, Original Members and Other officers Eligible to the Society ofthe Cincinnati, 1788-1938 . . . Strasburg, Va., Shenandoah Publishing House,Inc., 1938. 390p.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY, President's Address, Annual Reports ofSecretary and Treasurer; List of Officers and Members, By-Laws Revised, 1940. Noimpr. 40p.
Missouri Day by Day. Vol. 1. Floyd C. Shoemaker, editor. [Columbia] StateHistorical Society of Missouri, 1942. 446p.
MONTAGUE, E. J., A Directory, Business Mirror and Historical Sketches of RandolphCounty . . . Alton, Ill., Courier Steam Book and Job Printing House, 1859.246p.
NATIONAL SOCIETY OF COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA, CONNECTICUT, Register 1898-1907.[Hartford] The Connecticut Society [1907]. 334p.
MARYLAND, Register 1891-1915. Baltimore, The Society, 1915. 254p. VIRGINIA,History and Register of Ancestors and Members, 1892-1930. Richmond, The Society,1930. 544p.
NEAR, BENJAMIN MATTHIAS, . . Waynesboro; the History of a Settlement in theCounty Formerly Called Cumberland, but Later Franklin, in the Commonwealth ofPennsylvania . . . Harrisburg, Harrisburg Publishing Company, 1900. 428p.
NELSON, WILLIAM, History of the Old Dutch Church at Totowa, Paterson, New Jersey,1755-1827. Baptismal Register, 1756-1808. Paterson, Press Printing and PublishingCompany, 1892. 170p.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Annual Report and List of Members for the Year 1941.New York, n. p., 1942. 79p.
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NORTH CAROLINA HISTORICAL COMMISSION, Forty Years of Public Service, 19031943.Raleigh, The North Carolina Historical Commission, 1942. 115p. Ohio GenealogicalQuarterly, Vols. 1-6, 1937-1942. Columbus, The Columbus Genealogical Society,1937-1942.
Oregon Historical Quarterly Index Volumes 1 to 40, 1900-1939. Portland, OregonHistorical Society, 1941. 834p.
OWEN, RALPH ALBERT DORNFELD, ed., Descendants of John Owen of Windsor,Connecticut (1622-1699), a Genealogy. Philadelphia, n. p., 1941. 532p.
OWNBEY, MRS. EVELYN JEANETTE (MILLER), What Does America Mean to You? History andGenealogy . . . Mimeographed. Chicago, 1942. 201p.
PENNSYLVANIA FEDERATION OF HISTORICAL SOCIETIES, Minutes of the ThirtySeventhAnnual Meeting, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, April 16, 1943. No impr. 38p.
PETIT, BENJAMIN MARIE, The Trail of Death; Letters of Benjamin Marie Petit, byIrving McKee. Indianapolis, Indiana- Historical Society, 1941. 141p. (IndianaHistorical Society Publications, Vol. 14, No. 1.)
PHILLIPS, ALEXANDER VAN CLEVE, The Lott Family in America, Including the AlliedFamilies: Cassell, Davis, Graybeal, Haring, Hegeman, Hogg, Kerley, Phillips,Thompson, Walter and Others. [Ann Arbor, Edwards Brothers. Inc.] 1942. 179p.Pictorial and Biographical Memoirs of Elkhart and St. Joseph Counties, Indiana .. . Chicago, Goodspeed Brothers, 1893. 777p.
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PLEASANTS, HENRY, The History of the Old Eagle School, Tredyffrin, in ChesterCounty, Pennsylvania . . . Philadelphia, The John C. Winston Company [c1909].180p.
Portrait and Biographical Album of Lancaster County, Nebraska Chicago, ChapmanBrothers, 1888. 796p.
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Portrait and Biographical Record of Boone and Clinton Counties, Indiana,Containing Biographical Sketches of Many Prominent and Representative Citizens .. . Chicago, A. W. Bowen and Company, 1895. 908p.
Portrait and Biographical Record of LaFayette and Saline Counties, MissouriChicago, Chapman Brothers, 1893. 659p.
Portrait and Biographical Record of Madison and Hamilton Counties, Indiana,Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of theCounties . . . Chicago, Biographical Publishing Company, 1893. 852p.
RAINEY, THOMAS CLAIBORNE, Along the Old Trail . . . Vol. 1. Pioneer Sketches ofArrow Rock and Vicinity. Marshall, Mo., Marshall chapter, Daughters of theAmerican Revolution, 1914. 94p.
RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Collections, Vol. 4. Providence, Knowles, Voseand Company, 1837. 270p.
ROCKEFELLER FAMILY ASSOCIATION, The Transactions for the Five Years, 19051909With Genealogy; 1910-1914 With Genealogy; For the Eleven Years, 1915-1925 WithGenealogy. New York, Publisher varies, 1910-1926. 3 Vols.

SAGE, MRS. CLARA MCCORMACK, comp., Early Records of Hampshire County,Virginia,Now West Virginia . . . Delavan, Wis., The Delavan Republican, 1939. 138p.
SEDGWICK, T. E., ed., York County, Nebraska, and Its People, Together With aCondensed History of the State. Chicago, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company,1921. 2 Vols.
SELLERS, EDWIN JAQuETT, Genealogy of the Kollock Family of Sussex County,Delaware, 1657-1897. Philadelphia [Press of J. B. Lippincott Company], 1897.72p.
SETON, ROBERT, An Old Family; or the Setons of Scotland and America. New York,Brentano's, 1899. 438p.
SHOEMAKER, HUBERT BASTIAN, comp., A Genealogical and Biographical Record of theShoemaker Family of Gloucester and Salem Counties, New Jersey, 1765-1935.[Philadelphia, Temple Typecrafters, 1935.] 236p.
SMITH, GEORGE, History of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Front the Discovery ofthe Territory Included Within Its Limits to the Present Time. Philadelphia, HenryB. Ashmead, 1862. 581p.
SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI, VIRGINIA, Papers, 1783-1824. Richmond, Published bythe Society, 1938. 495p.
SOUTHOLD, NEW YORK, . . . Town Records, Copied, and Explanatory Notes Added by J.Wickham Case. Printed by Order of the Towns of Southhold and Riverhead. [NewYork] Publisher varies, 1882-'84. 2 Vols.
STANARD, MRS. MARY MANN PAGE (NEWTON), Richmond, Its People and Its Story.Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott Company. 1923. 238p.
STEVENS, SYLVESTER K., Pennsylvania History and Morale. Harrisburg, PennsylvaniaHistorical Commission, 1942. 10p.
Pennsylvania History in Outline. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Historical Commission,1942. 32p.
Some Pennsylvania Leaders. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Historical Commission, 1942.16p.
STEWART, ROBERT ARMISTEAD, The History of Virginia's Navy of the Revolution.[Richmond, Mitchell and Hotchkiss, 1934.] 279p.
SWAYNE, NORMAN WALTON, comp., The Descendants of Francis Swayne and Others.Philadelphia, The J. B. Lippincott Company, 1921. 154p. SWISHER, JACOB ARMSTRONG,Iowa in Times of War. Iowa City, The State Historical Society of Iowa, 1943.395p.
SYLVESTER, NATHANIEL BARTLETT, History of Ulster County, New York, WithIllustrations and Biographical Sketches of Its Prominent Men and Pioneers.Philadelphia, Everts and Peck, 1880. 339p.
TAPLEY, HARRIET SYLVESTER, Chronicles of Danvers (Old Salem Village)Massachusetts, 1632-1923. Danvers, The Danvers HiStorical Society, 1923.283p.
TENNANT, ALBERT MILTON, Genealogy of the Tennant Family, Their Ancestors andDescendants Through Many Generations. Dunkirk, N. Y., Dunkirk Printing Company,1915. 356p.
TIPTON, JOHN, The John Tipton Papers: Vol. 1, 1809-1827; Vol. 2, 1828-1833; Vol.3, 1834-1839. Indianapolis, Indiana Historical Bureau, 1942.
TORRANCE, JARED SIDNEY, comp., The Descendants of Lewis Hart and Anne Elliott;With Additional Genealogical and Historical Data Concerning the Families ofHart-Warner, Hart-Curtiss, Hart-McColley, Curtiss-Thompson,

Curtiss-Torrance, Curtiss-Vosburgh. Los Angeles, Privately Published by Mrs.Jared Sidney Torrance, 1923. 361p.
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Two Centuries of New Milford, Connecticut; an Account of the Bi-CentennialCelebration of the Founding of the Town, Held June 15, 16, 17 and 18, 1907, Witha Number of Historical Articles and Reminiscences . . . New York, The GraftonPress [c1907]. 307p.
UTTERBACK, WILLIAM IRVIN, The History and Genealogy of the Utterback Family inAmerica, 1622-1937. Huntington, W. Va., Gentry Brothers Printing Company, 1937.470p.
Valley of the Upper Maumee River, With Historical Account of Allen County and theCity of Fort Wayne, Indiana . . . Madison, Wis., Brant and Fuller, 1889. 2Vols.
VIRKUS, FREDERICK ADAMS, ed., The Handbook of American Genealogy. Vol. 4, 1943.[Chicago] The Institute of American Genealogy [c1943]. 392p.
WHITE, MARCUS WARREN, The Wheelock Family of Calais, Vermont; Their AmericanAncestry and Descendants. North Montpelier, Vt., The Driftwind Press, 1940.174p.
WARDNER, HENRY STEELE, The Birthplace of Vermont, a History of Windsor to 1781.New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1927. 562p.
WEST TEXAS HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION, Year Book, Vol. 18, October, 1942. Abilene,Tex., West Texas Historical Association, 1942. 143p.
[WHEELER, WILLIAM OGDEN], cOmp., Inscriptions on the Tomb Stones and Monuments inthe Grave Yards at Whippany and Hanover, Morris County, New Jersey. N. p., 1894.93p.
WHITE, JOHN BARKER, pub., Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas Gleason ofWatertoum, Mass., 1607-1909. Edited by Lillian May Wilson. Haverhill, Mass.,Press of the Nichols Print, 1909. 672p.
WHITTET, WILLIAM, and ROBERT WHITTET, Whittet: a Family Record, 1657-1900.Richmond, Va., Whittet and Shepperson, 1900. 153p.
WILSON, GOODRIDGE, Smyth County [Virginia] History and Traditions. [Kingsport,Tenn., Kingsport Press, Inc., c1932.] 397p.
WINBORNE, BENJAMIN BRODIE, The Winborne Family. Raleigh, N. C., Presses ofEdwards and Broughton [1905]. 141p.
WINN, DAVID WATSON, and ELIZABETH JARVIS WINN, Ancestors and Descendants of JohnQuarles Winn and His Wife Mary Lissome Jarvis . . . Baltimore [The Lord BaltimorePress], 1932. 226p.
WISCONSIN, STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, Joseph Schafer, Student of Agriculture.Madison, State HistOrical Society of Wisconsin, 1942. 67p.
WISDA, GEORGIA (GOSNEY), Gosney Family Records, 1740-1940, and Related Families.[Corydon, Ind., Lew M. O'Bannon Publishing Company, 1940.] 325p.
WOODWORTH, ROBERT BELL, The Captives of Abb's Valley, a Legend of Frontier Life.New Edition . . . Staunton, Va., The McClure Company, Inc., 1942. 254p.
WORKS PROGRESS ADMINISTRATION FOR THE STATE OF UTAH, WORKERS OF THE WRITERS'PROGRAM, Provo, Pioneer Mormon City. Portland, Ore., Binfords & Mort [c1942].223p. (American Guide Series.)

ACHELIS, ELIZABETH, The World Calendar; Addresses and Occasional PapersChronologically Arranged on the Progress of Calendar Reform Since 1980. New York,G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1937. 189p.
ADAMS, JAMES TRUSLOW, ed., Atlas of American History. New York, CharlesScribner's Sons, 1943. 360p.
AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, DIVISION OF PUBLIC RELATIONS, Petroleum Facts andFigures [1st-7th editions, 1928-1941]. Publisher varies. 7 Vols.
ANTHONY, IRVIN, Paddle Wheels and Pistols. New York, Grosset and Dunlap [c1929].329p.
BACHER, JOHN REA, The Prosecution of Heretics in Mediaeval England. Philadelphia,University of Pennsylvania, 1942. 67p.
BENNETT, WHITMAN, Whittier, Bard of Freedom. Chapel Hill, The University of NorthCarolina Press [c1941]. 359p.
BERREY, LESTER V., and MELVIN VAN DEN BARK, The American Thesaurus of Slang, aComplete Reference Book of Colloquial Speech. New York, Thomas Y. CrowellCompany, 1942. 1174p.
BOATRIGHT, MODY C., and DONALD DAY, eds., Backwoods to Border. Austin, TexasFolklore Society, 1943. 235p.
BOND, HAROLD LEWIS, An Encyclopedia of Antiques. Boston, Hale, Cushman and Flint,1937. 389p.
BRUNHOUSE, ROBERT LEVERE, The Counter-Revolution in Pennsylvania, 1776-1790.Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, 1942. 368p.
BURKE, W. J., and WILL D. HOWE, American Authors and Books, 1640-1940. New York,Gramercy Publishing Company, 1943. 858p.
CAMERON, ELIZABETH RIPLEY (MOORE), Prologue to Appeasement, a Study in FrenchForeign Policy, 1983-1936. Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, 1942.228p.
CARNEGIE ENDOWMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL PEACE, DIVISION OF INTERCOURSE ANDEDUCATION, International Conciliation; Documents for the Year 1942. New York,Carnegie Endowment for International Peace [1943]. 540p.
CARTER, CLARENCE EDWIN, The Territorial Papers of the United States. Vol. 10, TheTerritory of Michigan, 1805-1820. Washington, United States Government PrintingOffice, 1942. 948p.
Church Advocate, a Family Paper Devoted to the Diffusion of Bible Truth,Religious News and General Intelligence. Vols. 19-20. Harrisburg, n. p.,1854-1856. 2 Vols.
COPELAND, FAYETTE, Kendall of the Picayune; Being His Adventures in New Orleans,on the Texan Santa Fe Expedition, in the Mexican War, and in the Colonization ofthe Texas Frontier. Norman, University of Oklahoma Press, 1943. 351p.
COREY, ALBERT BICKMoRE, The Crisis of 1830-1842 in Canadian-American Relations.New Haven, Yale University Press, 1941. 203p.
COSTIGAN, EDWARD PRENTISS, Papers of . . . Relating to the Progressive Movementin Colorado, 1902-1917. Boulder, University of Colorado, 1941. 379p.
COULTER, ELLIS MERTON, John Jacobus Flournoy, Champion of the Common Man, in theAntebellum South. Savannah, The Georgia HiStOrical Society, 1942. 112p.

COWHERD, RAYMOND GIBSON, Protestant Dissenters in English Politics, 1815 to1834.Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, 1942. 139p.
GROUSE, RUSSEL, Mr. Currier and Mr. Ives; a Note on Their Lives and Tunes. GardenCity, N. Y., Garden City Publishing Company, Inc., 1941. 138p.
CROWL, PHILIP A., Maryland During and After the Revolution, a Political andEconomic Study. Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press, 1943. 185p. (The JohnsHopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science. Series 61, No.1.)
CURTIS, MATTOON M., The Story of Snuff and Snuff Boxes. New York, LiverightPublishing Corporation, 1935. 149p.
DAYTON, FRED ERVING, Steamboat Days. New York, Tudor Publishing Company- [c1939].436p.
DURYEA, J. FRANK, America's First Automobile; the First Complete Account of How IDeveloped the First American Automobile-1892-1893. Springfield, Mass., Donald M.Macaulay, 1942. 62p.
Data Relative to the Development of America's First Gasoline Automobile. No impr.27p.
Encyclopedia of American Biography. New Series, Vols. 14-15. New York, TheAmerican Historical Company, Inc., 1942.
FARRINGTON, SELWYN KIP, JR., Railroading From the Head End. Garden City, N. Y.,Doubleday, Doran and Company, 1943. 296p.
FORBES, GERALD, Flush Production; the Epic of Oil in the Gulf-Southwest. Norman,University of Oklahoma Press, 1942. 253p.
FREEMAN, DOUGLAS SOUTHALL, Lee's Lieutenants, a Study in Command. Vols. 1-2. NewYork, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1942-1943. 2 Vols.
[GALPIN, WILLIAM FREEMAN], Delta Upsilon, One Hundred Years, 1834-19°34. [Camden,N. J., Haddon Craftsmen, Inc., c1934.] 378p.
GATES, PAUL WALLACE, The Wisconsin Pine Lands of Cornell University; a Study inLand Policy and Absentee Ownership. Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1943.265p.
GILDER, RODMAN, Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World. New York, The New YorkTrust Company [c1943]. 40p.
GIST, NOEL P., and others, Selective Factors in Migration and Occupation; a Studyof Social Selection in Rural Missouri. Columbia, University of Missouri, 1943.166p. (The University of Missouri Studies, Vol. 18, No. 2.)
GRAY, WOOD, The Hidden Civil War; the Story of the Copperheads. New York, TheViking Press, 1942. 314p.
GREEN, HARRY CLINTON, and MARY WOLCOTT GREEN, The Pioneer Mothers of America. NewYork, G. P. Putnam's Sons P1912]. 3 Vols.
HAIRE, FRANCES H., The American Costume Book. Illustrations by Gertrude Moser.New York, A. S. Barnes and Company, Inc., 1937. 164p.
HARRINGTON, MARK RAYMOND, Indians of the Plains. Los Angeles, Southwest Museum,1942. 47p. (Southwest Museum Leaflets, No. 15.)
HEINBERG, J. G., and A. C. BRECKENRIDGE, Law Enforcement in Missouri-a Decade ofCentralization and Central Control in Apprehension and Prosecution (1931-1941).Columbia, University of Missouri, 1942. 77p. (The University of Missouri Studies,Vol. 17, No. 1.)
HOLDEN, FRANK ALEXANDER; War Memories [Athens, Ga., Athens Book Company, 1922.]215p.

HOLLAND, CECIL FLETCHER, Morgan and His Raiders, a Biography of theConfederateGeneral. New York, The Macmillan Company, 1943. 373p.
HOLLOWAY, LAURA C., The Ladies of the White House; or, In the Home of thePresidents. Philadelphia, Bradley and Company, 1882. 736p.
HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, Minutes, 1671-1674. Toronto, The Champlain Society, 1942.276p. (Hudson's Bay Company Series, Vol. 5.)
Identification, the World's Military, Naval and Air Uniforms, Insignia and Flags.Harrisburg, Pa., The Military Service Publishing Company, 1943. 300p.
INNIS, HAROLD ADAMS, The Cod Fisheries; the History of an International Economy.New Haven, Yale University Press, 1940. 520p.
JAMES, GEORGE WHARTON, Indian Blankets and Their Makers. New York, TudorPublishing Company, 1937. 213p.
JOHNSON, T. WALTER, Charles Reynolds Matheny, 1786-183.9, an Illinois Pioneer.Privately Printed, 1941. 44p.
JONES, JOHN BEAUCHAMP, A Rebel War Clerk's Diary at the Confederate StatesCapital. New York, Old Hickory Bookshop, 1935. 2 Vols.
KALLENBACH, JOSEPH ERNEST, Federal Cooperation With the States Under the CommerceClause. Ann Arbor, The University of Michigan Press, 1942. 428p. (The Universityof Michigan Publications, History and Political Science, Vol. 14.)
KELEMEN, PAL, Medieval American Art, a Survey in Two Volumes. New York, TheMacmillan Company, 1943.
KERFORT, JOHN BARRETT, American Pewter. New York, Crown Publishers [1942].239p.
LANDON, FRED, Western Ontario and the American Frontier. Toronto, The RyersonPress, 1941. 305p.
LARSEN, ELLOUISE BAKER, American Historical Views on Staffordshire China. NewYork, Doubleday, Doran and Company. Inc., 1939. 270p.
LEWIS, LLOYD, John S. Wright, Prophet of the Prairies. Chicago, The PrairieFarmer Publishing Company, 1941. 215p.
Lexington to Fallen Timbers, 1775-1794. Episodes From the Earliest History of OurMilitary Forces. Illustrated by Original Maps and Papers in the Clements Libraryof the University of Michigan . . . Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press,1942. 41p.
LOCKWOOD, MRS. SARAH (MCNEIL), Antiques . . . Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday, Pageand Company, 1925. 161p.
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