2,150,006 WITH PEN OR SWORD: LIVES & TIMES OF THE REMARKABLE RUTLAND (VT) RIPLEYS (NATHANIEL B.1768). By R. G. Steele. 346pp.,index. 1979. Pub. Vantage Press. Hard cover. History & genealogy since 1768 of one family. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $10.00 + $4.00 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

2,150,001 THE RANKS OF THE RANCKS: A RANCK/RANK FAMILY HISTORY & GENEALOGY. By John Allan Ranck. 179pp.,index. 1978. Pub. Sowers Printing Co. Hard cover. John Michael was in PA by 1729, desc. lived in NC, UT, & IN. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $6.00 + $3.75 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

2,150,000 141 YEARS OF MORMON HERITAGE: RAWSONS, BROWNS, ANGELLS - PIONEERS. By Archie L. Brown. 301pp. 1973. Pub. Archie L. Brown. Hard cover. (2) Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $3.00 + $3.75 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

2,140,020 Prewitt-Pruitt Records of Arkansas. By R.A. Prewitt. 77+pp.,index. 1995. Soft cover. Census, obits, births, marriages etc. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50%, $20.00, of new book cost! Price $4.00 + $3.75 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

2,140,018 THE BRICK MAKER - FREDERICK HERMAN AUGUST PULLMAN 1845-1925. By R. A. Larsen Ritchie. 307 pp. 1997. Hard cover. Traces his parents ancestors, his sisters descendants, the ancestors of his three wives & his posterity. GER, DENMARK, UT, ID, CA etc., many family group charts, documents, and pedigree charts tracing NEESE, POLMAN, SCHADE, RASMUSSEN, NIELSEN, WARNER and other families. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $8.00 + $4.00 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

(Set of four reprints, $29). These four maps of Boston, Massachusetts (MA), were published in 1905 by the Boston Municipal Printing Office, in a small booklet entitled "Series of Plans of Boston showing Existing Ways and Owners of Property 1630 - 1635 - 1640 - 1645." Compiled by George Lamb, from Town Records, Book of Possessions, Massachusetts (MA) Bay Records, Savage's Winthrop, Lechford's Diary, Aspinwall's Notarial Records and Suffolk County Deeds. Property owners' names are shown as of 1630, 1635, 1640, 1645. Sold as a set only. The 1630 map shows these owners' names: John Winthrop, Gov., William Coddington, William Balston, Robert Harding, William Brenton, Miles Redding, Robert Sharp, John Underhill, William Cheesebrough, William Blackstone, Edward Gibbons, Revd. John Wilson, Henry Pease, Samuel Cole, John Biggs, James Brown, Thomas Fairweather, John Glover, William Hudson, Jr., Edward Bendell, William Hudson, Sr., Robert Scott, Thomas Matson, James Penn, Zaccheus Bosworth, William Aspinwall, William Colbron, Edward Belcher, William Talmage, Robert Walker, Garret Bourne, John Cranwell, Edward Rainsford, John Odlin, William Lytherland, Giles Firman, John Mills. The 1635 map lists these owners' names: John Winthrop, Gov., William Coddlington, Wililam Balston, Robert Harding, William Brenton, First Church, Miles Redding, John Underhill, William Blackstone, Richard Bellingham, Thomas Fowle, Edward Gibbons, Atherton Haugh, Rev John Cotton, Robert Keayne, Rev. John Wilson, John Newgate, Daniel Maud, Thomas Oliver, Thomas Leverit, Edmund Jackson, John Mellows, WIlliam Copp, Gabriel Fish, Henry Pease, Walter Merry, John Davies, William Beamsley, James Johnson, Richard Tuttle, John Jackson, John Oliver, Thomas Savage, William Werdall, Edmund Grosse, Samuel Cole, Thomas Marshall, Nathaniel Chappell, James Hawkins, Robert Meeres, Benjamin Thwing, Joshua Scotto, William Wilson, John Biggs, Alexander Beck, James Brown, Thomas Buttolph, Thomas Fairweather, Christopher Stanley, John Glover, Hugh Gunnison, WIlliam Hudson, Jr., George Burden, Sarah Knight, John Button, George Hunne, Nicholas Willis, James Everill, John Coggan, Gov. John Leverit, Edward Bendell, James Oliver, WIlliam Pierce, Isaac Grosse, William Hudson, Jr., Robert Scott, William Parsons, Thomas Matson, James Davis, Richard Fairbanks, William Corser, Philemon Pormot, Richard Truesdale, Robert Turner, Vintner, Richard Hutchinson, Robert Sedgwick, Thomas Scotto, Richard Tappan, Benjamin Gillom, Nathaniel Woodward, John Compton, Edward Hutchinson, Richard Sherman, William Pell, Robert Rice, James Penn, John Kenrick, Nicholas Parker, Nathaniel Bishop, Zaccheus Bosworth, Richard Cooke, William Aspinwall, Thomas Grubb, Edward Jacklin, WIlliam Townsend, Robert Blott, Henry Flint, Anthony Harker, Robert Wing, Ralph Mason, William Colbron, Edard Belcher, William Talmage, Robert Walker, Ralph Roote, Jacob Eliot, WIlliam Salter, Garrett Bourne, John Cranwell, Edard Rainsford, John Odlin, Robert Hull, John Marshall, Richard Waite, Robert Reynolds, Gamaliel Waite, WIlliam Deming, Madid Engles, Rihard Gridley, Edward Brown, William Lytherland, Matthew Iyons, Thomas Munt, Jonathan Negoos, Thomas Foster, George Griggs, Burying Ground, Thomas Peekins, Prison, First School-house. The 1640 map lists these owners' names: John Winthrop, Gov., Robert Harding, William Brenton, First Church, Burying Ground, Thomas Meekins, Prison, First School-house, Richard Peapes, Richard Bellingham, Thomas Fowle, William Hibbins, Edard Gibbons, Atherton Haugh, Rev. John Cotton, Robert Heayne, William Tyng, Rev. John Wilson, Henry Dunster, John Newgate, Daniel Maud, Thomas Oliver, Robert Howen, Thomas Leverit, Edmund Jackson, John Mellows, William Copp, Gabriel Fish, Henry Pease, John Sweete, John Seabury, John Smith, Walter Merry, John Davies, William Beamsley, James Johnson, Richard Tuttle, Bartholomew Cheever, Nehemiah Bourne, John Jackson, Thomas Hawkins, John Oliver, Thomas Savage, William Werdall, Edmund Grosse, Samuel Cole, Thomas Marshall, Thomas Clarke, merchant, John Lowe, Thomas Joy, Richard Raylins, Isaac Cullimore, John Mylom, Francis Hudson, Nathaniel Chappell, Matthew Chaffee, James Hawkins, John Gallop, William Kirkby, Richard Sanford, Robert Meeres, Jeremy Houtchin, Israel Stoughton, Thomas Makepeace, Benjamin Thwing, Joshua Scotto, William Wilson, John Biggs, Alexander Beck, James Brown, Thomas Buttolph, Christopher Stanley, John Glover, Hugh Gunnison, William Hudson, Jr., George Burden, Sarah Knight, Samuel Greames, George Bates, Francis Dowse, John Button, George Hunne, Nicholas Willis, George Barrill, James Everill, Thomas Painter, John Coggan, Gov. John Leverit, William Franklin, Edard Bendell, James Oliver Edward Tyng, William Pierce, David Sellick, Isaac Grosse, WIlliam Davis, Jr., William Hudson, Sr., William Davis, Sr., Robert Scott, William Parsons, Henry Webb, James Davies, Richard Fairbanks, William Corser, Philemon Pormot, Richard Parker, Richard Truesdale, Valentine Hill, Robert Turner, Vintner, Richard Hutchinson, Robert Sedgwick, Thomas Scotto, Henry Messinger, Richard Tapping, Richard Croychley, Benjamin Gillom, Benjamin Ward, Nathaniel Woodward, John Compton, Richard Sherman, William Pell, John Spoore, Robert Rice, John Kenrik, James Penn, Nicholas Parker, Nathaniel Bishop, Zaccheus Bosworth, Richard Cooke, John Lugg, Arthur Perry, Francis Lyle, Thomas Millard, WIlliam Aspinwall, Thomas Grubb, Edmund Dennis, Ephraim Pope, Edard jacklin, William Townsend, Jane Parker, Robert Blott, Henry Flint, Thomas Flint, Anthony Harker, Thomas Clark, blacksmith, Robert Wing, Ralph Mason, Richard Carter, William Colbron, Edward Belher, William Talmage, Robert Walker, Ralph Roote, William Brisco, Jacob Eliot, William Walter, Garret Bourne, John Cranwell, Edard Rainsford, David Offley, Owen Roe, Griffith Bowen, Walter Sinet, John Odlin, Thomas Wheeler, Robert Woodward, John Hurd, William Blantaine, Job Judkins, Robert Hull, mastmaker, John Marshall, Nathaniel Woodward, Richard Hogg, Nathaniel Eaton, Francis East, Richard Waite, Edward Fletcher, Robert Reynolds, John Palmer, Jr., John Palmer, Sr., Gamaliel Waite, Benjamin Negoos, William Deming, Madid Engles, Richard Gridley, Edward Brown, Nicholas Baxter, William Lutherland, Matthw Iyons, Thomas Munt, WIlliam Teft, Jonathan Negoos, Thomas Foster, George Griggs, Richard Woodhouse, Thomas Bell, Richard Hollich. The 1645 map lists these owners' names: John Winthrop, governor, Robert Harding, William Brenton, First Church, Burying Ground, Thomas Meekins, Prison, First School-house, Richard Peapes, Richard Bellingham, Thomas Fowle, William Hibbins, Edward Gibbins, Atherton Haugh, Rev. John Cotton, Robert Keayne, William Tyng, Rev. John Wilson, Henry Dunster, John Newgate, Daniel Maud, Thomas Oliver, Robert Howen, Nicholas Shapleigh, Thomas Leverit, Edmund Jackson, John Mellows, William Copp, Gabriel Fish, Edward Goodwin, Henry Pease, John Sweete, John Seabury, John Smith, Walter Merry, John Davies, William beamsley, James Johnson, Richard Tuttle, Bartholomew Cheever, Nehemiah Bourne, John Arnold, John Jackson, Thomas Hawkins, John Oliver, Thomas Savage, William Werdall, Edmund Grosse, Samuel Cole, John Hill, blacksmith, Thomas Marshall, Thomas Clarke, merchant, John Lowe, Thomas Joy, Richard Rollins, Henry Symons, Isaac Cullimore, John Mylom, Bartholomew Passmer, David Phippini, Francis Hudson, John Cole, Nathaniel Chappell, Matthew Chaffee, James Hawkins, John Gallop, WIlliam Kirkby, Sampson Shoar, Richard Sanford, Robert meeres, Jeremy Houtchin, Israel Stoughton, Henry Fane, Thomas Makepeace, Benjamin Thwing, Joshua Scotto, William Wilson, John Biggs, Alexander Beck, James Brown, Thomas Hawkins, Thomas Buttolph, Christopher Stanley, John Glover, Hugh Gunnison, William Hudson, Jr., George Burden, Sarah Knight, Samuel Greames, George Bates, Francis Dowse, John BUtton, George Hunne, Nicholas Willis, George Barrill, James Everill, Thomas Painter, John Coggan, Gov. John Leverit, William Franklin, Robert Nash, Edward Bendell, George Foxcraft, James Oliver, Edward Tyng, WIlliam Pierce, David Sellick, Isaac Grosse, William Davis, Jr., WIlliam Hudson, Sr., William Davis, Sr., Robert Scott, William Parsons, Henry Webb, James Davies, Richard Fairbanks, William Corser, Philemon Pormot, Richard Parker, Richard Truesdale, Valentine Hill, Robert Turner, vintner, Richard Hutchinson, Robert Sedgwick, Thomas Scotto, Henry Messinger, Richard Tapping, Richard Croychley, Benjamin Gillom, Benjamin Ward, Nathaniel Woodward, John Compton, Richard Sherman, Edward Hutchinson, William Pell, John Spoore, Robert Rice, William Dinsdale, John Kenrick, James Penn, Nicholas Parker, Nathaniel Bishop, Zaccheus Bosworth, John Stevenson, Richard Cooke, John Synderland, John Lugg, Arthur Perry, Francis Lule, Thomas Millard, William Aspinwall, Thomas Grubb, Edmund Dennis, Ephraim Pope, Edward Jacklin, William Townsend, Jane Parker, Robert Blott, Henry Flint, Thomas Flint, Anthony Harker, Thomas Clark, blacksmith, Ribert Wing, Ralph Mason, Richard Carter, Jacob Leger, William Colbron, Edward Belcher, William Talmage, Robert Walker, Ralph Roote, William Brisco, Jacob Eliot, William Salter, Garret Bourne, John Cranwell, Edawrd Rainsford, David Offley, John Pelton, Griffeth Bowen, Clement Cole, Walter Sinet, John Odlin, Thomaw Wheeler, Robert Woodward, John Hurd, William Blantaine, Job Judkins, Robert Hull, mastmaker, John Marshall, Nathaniel Woodward, Richard Hogg, Nathaniel Eaton, Francis East, Charity White, Richard Waite, Edard Fletcher, Robert Reynolds, John Palmer, Jr., John Palmer, Sr., Amos Richardson, Gamaliel Waite, Benjamin Negoos, WIlliam Deming, Madid Engles, Richard Gridley, John Harrison, Edward Brown, Nicholas Baxter, William Lutherland, Matthew Iyons, Thoms Munt, William Teft, Jonathan Negoos, Thomas Foster, George Griggs, Richard Woodhouse, Thomas Bell, Richard Hollich, Christopher Lawson. 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THE GOODSPEED HISTORIES Of LAWRENCE, WAYNE, PERRY, HICKMAN & LEWIS COUNTIES, TENNESSEE Reprinted from GOODSPEED'S HISTORY OF TENNESSEE Originally Published 1886 DMK Heritage Project converted this historic book into a digital format for in-depth research for genealogist and historians with limited time and resources. The book was converted into an Adobe PDF format and is searchable with Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free program from Adobe). A new complete index was created of last names for quick identification To maintain the integrity of this historic book, images of each page of the book are provided on a separate PDF file to resolve any questions concerning the conversion to an electronic format. Both PDF file are placed on one CD for your convenience. Price $15.00 plus $3.00 shipping Total $18.00 DMK Heritage 12303 Indian Mound Austin, TX 78758 Or visit us at http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/ History and biographies of Lawrence, Wayne, Perry, Hickman and Lewis counties in Tennessee by Goodspeed. 187 Pages including the following index. It gives a short history of the county and biographical information on some of the older residents and their relatives, children, parents, etc. See Index at: http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=40

HISTORY OF EDGECOMBE COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA By J. KELLY TURNER and JNO. L. BRIDGERS, JR. DMK Heritage Project converted this historic book into a digital format for in-depth research for genealogist and historians with limited time and resources. The book was converted into an Adobe PDF format and is searchable with Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free program from Adobe). A new complete index was created of last names for quick identification To maintain the integrity of this historic book, images of each page of the book are provided on a separate PDF file to resolve any questions concerning the conversion to an electronic format. Both PDF files are placed on one CD for your convenience. Price: Price $35.00 plus $3.00 shipping Total $38.00 DMK Heritage 12303 Indian Mound Austin, TX 78758 You can contact us at: dmkheritage.austin.rr.com Or visit us at http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/ This 490 page (10 page index) history of Edgecombe county deals with government, politics and prominent people. CONTENTS CHAPTER I ORIGIN AND SETTLEMENT Immigrants from Virginia‑Early Indian troubles‑Town Creek settled 1720‑Tar River expedition 1722‑Economic conditions of settlers‑Precinct established‑Political controversy 1733‑1742‑Period of immigration‑Commercial expansion Halifax town 1744‑Erection of new counties‑Tarboro incorporated‑Account of Spanish War and incidents. CHAPTER II COLONIAL GOVERNMENT English policy‑Precinct courts‑Oyer and Terminer courts Courts of justice‑Superior Court in Enfield‑Political rep resentation contested‑Function of local courts‑Quit rent controversy‑Taxation‑Riot and rebellion‑Corbin seized‑Martin visits Tarboro‑Political significance‑War of Regulation ‑Tyron's appeal to the people‑County representation. CHAPTER III REVOLUTION Pre‑Revolutionary controversies‑War preparations‑Leaders and response to the cause‑Troops in the revolution‑Members in the Provincial Congress‑Military organizations‑Temporary government‑War incidents in Tarboro‑Tory uprisings ‑Martin plans negro insurrection‑Economic conditions Power of imprisonment suspended‑Deserters in Edgecombe ‑Battles of Swift and Fishing Creeks‑Wilmington aided Close of hostilities. CHAPTER IV POLITICS AFTER THE REVOLUTION General Washington's visit‑Rise of parties‑Edgecombe and Federal convention‑Delegates to the Continental Congress County courts organized‑County government‑Inferior courts and Quarter Sessions‑Convention of 1835‑Organization of parties‑Henry Clay's visit 1845‑Political effect‑Political leaders‑Whig agitation‑Democratic controversy‑War with Mexico‑Edgecombe volunteers‑Military leaders‑Coalition of parties‑Southern Rights movement‑Campaign of 1860. CHAPTER V SLAVERY ndian slaves‑Indentured servants‑Negro slavery‑Economic importance‑Inducement for importation‑Law concerning slavery‑Local regulations‑Law affecting servants‑Patrol system and its purpose‑Hiring days‑Method of punishment State vs. Will‑Value of slaves‑Social life‑Religious life Cause of religious indifference‑Slavery and politics. CHAPTER VI WAR BETWEEN THE STATES Political convention of 1861‑Awakening of public sentiment Leaders of secession movement‑Response to the call for troops ‑Edgecombe Guards at Bethel‑Military muster‑Military leaders‑Edgecombe in earnest‑Internal conditions‑Federal troops in Tarboro‑Battle Daniel School house‑Destruction of Tarboro threatened‑Contributions to the Confederacy‑Conditions in 1865. CHAPTER VII and VIII RECONSTRUCTION Economic conditions‑Federal regime‑Activities of republican party‑Frauds in county government‑Political organizations ‑Negro activities‑Outrages committed‑Retaliation‑‑County government resumed‑Suspension of Quarter Session of Court and Pleas‑Political controversies‑Free negro problem‑Municipal politics‑Democratic victory‑Resumption of law and order‑Leaders in reconstruction. CHAPTER IX POLITICS SINCE 1880 Democratic control over court system‑Republican struggle in politics‑Political campaigns‑Rise of populist party‑Political leaders‑Fusion of parties‑Party controversies‑Campaigns of 1892 to 1898‑Edgecombe in the war with Spain‑Campaigns of 1900‑Political significance‑Economic conditions. CHAPTER X AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIES AND INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT Agriculture‑Early methods of farming‑Tobacco culture Introduction of marling and composting‑Cattle raising Method of Stock farming‑Manufacturing‑Erection of banks ‑Commercial activities‑Early road improvement‑Plank roads‑Stages‑Water navigation‑Railroads‑Modern, methods of industries. CHAPTER XI . EDUCATION Early education‑Period of opposition‑Clergymen schoolmasters‑Effects of the revolution‑Rise of academies‑Leaders in educational movement‑State aid for free schools‑Free education for paupers‑County appropriations‑Free school controversy‑Movement for common schools‑Consolidation of school districts‑Educational promoters‑Modern education‑System of conducting schools. CHAPTER XII BAPTISTS Origin and controversies to 1782‑Expansion after the revolution‑Dissensions over church organization‑Rise of the Mission Baptist‑Character and services of Joshua Lawrence Dissensions over church organization concluded‑Rise of negro churches. CHAPTER XIII EPISCOPAL English church and early governors‑Edgecombe parish erected‑‑Early controversies‑Religious conditions‑Church government‑Edgecombe parish divided and political controversy‑Glebe lands and effect on the activities of the early clergymen‑St. Mary's parish divided‑Period of decay‑Attempts at religious revival‑Conventions 1790 to 1794 and 1819 ‑Calvary church 1833‑Period of expansion‑Present conditions. CHAPTER XIV PRESBYTERIANS AND SONS OF TEMPERANCE Early conditions‑Itinerant ministers during the colonial period‑Activities of lay members‑First church organized Home missionary plans‑Sunday school activities‑Leaders in church work‑Layman's movement‑Controversy with Baptists‑Period of expansion‑New church in Tarboro. CHAPTER XV METHODISTS An account of the early Methodists and their religious convictions‑Joseph Pilmoor's services‑Methodist controversies Activities of James O'Kelly‑Results of Whitefield's teachings ‑Division of Carolina Circuit‑Account of Asbury's visits Revivals during the colonial period‑Pastorate of Dr. Doub‑‑Period of expansion‑Camp‑meetings‑Negro missions‑Sketch of Associate Reform Methodists‑Account of Ellis meeting-house, McKendree church. Swift Creek Mission, Temperance Hall, and other churches‑Conditions to 1900. See Index: http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=6

HISTORY OF IRWIN COUNTY BY J. B. CLEMENTS CONTENT CHAPTER 1 Indian Treaties 1814 and 1818 and Acts Creating Early, Irwin and Appling Counties, also Headright Counties. CHAPTER 2 Organization of Irwin County, Early Settlers, Indian Warfare, Courts and County Officers. CHAPTER 3 Superior Court, Presentments of Grand Jurors, Jury Commissioners, Sale of Liquor, Paupers and Pontoon Bridges, Registration Laws, Juvenile Court, The Sligh Case, Publication, Tax Assessors. CHAPTER 4 Masonic Lodges. CHAPTER 5 Civil War Heroes, World War Heroes, Letter from B. W. Clements to Jehu Fletcher (Civil War). CHAPTER 6 Indian Trail and Early Roads. CHAPTER 7 Freaks of Nature, Capture of Jefferson Davis, The Bostwick Case, The Ross Lake, Coleman Pond, Bone Pond or Chrystal Lake, Wolf Pits. CHAPTER 8 Inferior Courts, Bonds, Election Districts, Roads and Commissioners, New Counties Created, Road Districts, Administrators and Executors, Physicians, Slaves, Wives and Children of Soldiers, Marriages of Colored Persons, Divorce, Tax Receiver, Tax Collector, Poor, Three‑Day Election, Inquest and Lunacy, Commission of Patrols, Ferries and Fish and Mail Routes, Advertisements. CHAPTER 9 Marriages in Irwin County. CHAPTER 10 Railroads. CHAPTER 11 Education. CHAPTER 12 Public Sites, Tifton and Northeastern Railroad, Seaboard Airline Railroad, New Counties, Courthouse Removed, Hangings in Irwin County. CHAPTER 13 County Courts. CHAPTER 14 Churches, Newhope, Brushy Creek, Bethlehem, Mt. Zion, Richardson, Union, Gilder's Bluff. CHAPTER 15 Commissioners of Roads and Revenues. CHAPTER 16 Pioneer Families of the Original Irwin County. CHAPTER 17 Agriculture. DMK Heritage Project converted this historic book into a digital format for in-depth research for genealogist and historians with limited time and resources. The book was converted into an Adobe PDF format and is searchable with Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free program from Adobe). A new complete index was created of last names for quick identification To maintain the integrity of this historic book, images of each page of the book are provided on a separate PDF file to resolve any questions concerning the conversion to an electronic format. Both PDF files are placed on one CD for your convenience. This 602 (54 page index) contains 200 pages of marriages along with the following: Price: Price $40.00 plus $3.00 shipping Total $43.00 DMK Heritage 12303 Indian Mound Austin, TX 78758 You can contact us at: dmkheritage.austin.rr.com Or visit us a http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/ See Index at: http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=124

HISTORY OF FAYETTE COUNTY, KENTUCKY With an outline sketch of the THE BLUE GRASS REGION. By ROBERT PETER, M. D. This 1088 page book , includes a 36 page index of surnames. DMK Heritage Project converted this historic book into a digital format for in-depth research for genealogist and historians with l imited time and resources. The book was converted into an Adobe PDF format and is searchable with Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free program from Adobe). A new complete index was created of last names for quick identification. To maintain the integrity of this historic book, images of each page of the book are provided on a separate PDF file to resolve any questions concerning the conversion to an electronic format. Both PDF file are placed on one CD for your convenience. Price: Price $60.00 plus $3.00 shipping Total $63.00 DMK Heritage 12303 Indian Mound Austin, TX 78758 You can contact us at: dmkheritage.austin.rr.com Or visit us at http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/ CHAPTER I.-The Blue Grass Region-Its Great Fertility when first Seen by the Whites-A Favorite Hunting Ground of the Indians-Origin of the Blue Grass-- Different Theories as to its Introduction-Causes of Its Peculiar Agricultural Excellence-- Nourishing Properties over Other Grasses, etc CHAPTER II.-- Soils of the Blue Grass Region-How they are Produced-The Blue Shelly Limestone--Composition of Kentucky Soils-Why the Sine Gram Soil is Fertile-Under-drainage-How the Blue Limestone Fertilizes- Extent of the Blue Grass Region Proper-The Counties Lying in It CHAPTER III.-Fayette County-Its Location and Boundaries-Forests and Canebrakes-The Production of Grain -Stock-Raising- Geological Features-Fossil Remains-Waters with a Petroleum Taste- Subterranean Communications-Chemical Analysis--Meteorological Tables, etc CHAPTER IV.-The Pro-Historic Period-Ancient Cities of Central America- The Mound-Builders-Their Remains in the United States-Relics in Ohio and Kentucky-Earthworks in Fayette County-The Indians-Kentucky was their Favorite Resort and Hunting-Ground-The "Dark and Bloody Ground" CHAPTER V.-Settlement of the Whites-Early Life in the Wilderness-Their Conflicts with the Indians-The Stations at Lexington, Bryant's and Other Places-Organization of Fayette County-Daniel Boone- Kentucky a County of Virginia-The Court Rouse and Jails-County Officers and Representatives CHAPTER VI.-Internal Improvements-Turnpikes and Other High ways--- Macadamized Roads of the County- Stage Conches-Travel in the Early Times-Railroads- Their origin and Construction in America- The Louis- ville, Cincinnati & Lexington-Its Completion-Other Railroads of the County CHAPTER VII.-Frontier Christianity-The Gospel Preached in the Wilderness- The First Ministers in the County- Organization of Churches- Educational-Pioneer Institution of Learning-Old Transylvania University-The Common Schools-Compulsory Education-The Press, etc. For rest of Table of Contents and Surname Index: http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=137

QUEEN ANNE'S COUNTY MARYLAND ITS EARLY HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT A SERIES OF SKETCHES BASED UPON ORIGINAL RESEARCH BY FREDERIC EMORY ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE CENTREVILLE OBSERVER 1886-1887 DMK Heritage Project converted this historic book into a digital format for in-depth research for genealogist and historians with l imited time and resources. The book was converted into an Adobe PDF format and is searchable with Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free program from Adobe). A new complete index was created of last names for quick identification. To maintain the integrity of this historic book, images of each page of the book are provided on a separate PDF file to resolve any questions concerning the conversion to an electronic format. Both PDF file are placed on one CD for your convenience. Price $35.00 Plus $3.00 S&H Total $38.00 DMK Heritage 12303 Indian Mound Austin, TX 78758 You can contact us at: dmkheritage.austin.rr.com Or visit our web site at http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/ This 608 page book has a 27 page index. See Table of Contents and Index at : http://www.dmkheritage.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=85

2,140,012 THE PRYORS: AMERICAN PIONEERS - THE HISTORY OF JOHN RALEIGH PRYOR AND IVA BEATRICE BARNHART PRYOR WITH HIST OF ALLIED FAMILIES. By J. H. Cunningham,III. 456 pp.,index. 1989. Pub. Gregath Co. Hard cover. John Raleigh Pryor (b.1889) was the son of James Franklin Pryor (1858- 1924) and Mary Ann Hawkins (1864-1908) of Marrietta, Washington Co., Ohio. Desc of John Prior, Sr. who died in Belmont Co., OH in 1825 - allied families are: BARNHARTS, SAFREEDS, ROUSHS, STAATS, HAWKINS, REEDS, PITTS, MOREHOUSE, CUNNINGHAM and others. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $13.00 + $4.00 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

2,140,016 A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF WILLIAM PUTNAM (1809-1853) & DESC. By Royalty & Stipe. 350pp.,index. 1992. Pub. American Pub. Services. Hard cover. Covers 300 family surnames including: CHAMBERLAIN, FAIRLEY, GRAHAM, GROVER, GUNNERSON, HARPER, KEES, SHACKLEFORD, SHIELD, STIPE, REEL, WINANS, WRIGHT & others. Mostly in Schuyler Co., Ill where many desc. remain. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $10.00 + $4.00 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

2,140,015 HAROLD FREDERIC POWELL GENEALOGY. By H.F. Powell, Ph D. 390pp.,index. 1991. Pub. Gateway Press. Hard cover. First family born before 1600 - this genealogy is limited to the ancestors of the grandchildren of H.F. POWELL & to the siblings of those ancestors, where known. Allied lines: BOWLES/MD, BURR/NY/MI, MILLER/NJ, MANNING/ NEW ENG, BONNELL/NJ, COMPTON/NEW ENG, DOTY/NEW ENG, CRANE/NJ, HENDRY/Scotland/MI, and BARBUZANO/Spain/Mi. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $8.00 + $4.00 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

2,140,013 NINE ROADS FROM CLOVERDALE: THE LIFE STORY OF THE NINE CHILDREN OF CHARLES ELISHA POBST 1842-1929 & MARIA ELIZABETH MOOMAW 1843-1904. By Westman & McMillan. 336 pp. 1988. Pub. Gateway Press, Inc. Hard cover. Allied lines: RICHARDSON, HALLIDAY, GRAYBILL, BECKNER, PRICE, ZIMMERMAN, FISHER, SNIDER, HARSHBARGER, and SANGER. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $11.00 + $4.00 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

2,140,008 THE MARSH: A CENTURY OF CRANBERRIES. By Lela Peter Winn. 129 pp. 1981. Pub. Exposition Press. Hard cover. The POTTERS family of Centrailia, Il. Used, worn, marks, however, data is still there. Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $3.00 + $3.75 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

Once Upon a Time. By Dorothy B. Stewart. Pub. McDowell Pub. 1980. 360pp.,index. Hardcover. NEW OH-IN-MD-VA-KY Beall/Bell-Bourman-Brown/e-Cleland-Hales-Hardwick- Higdon-Kelso- Millet etc-Stewart Priced to sell at less than 50% of new book cost! Price $6.00 + $4.00 media mail with delivery confirmation, U S only. Personal checks/money orders, only. When your check clears our bank, we will mail book. I will combine shipping for multiple purchases. Please tell your friends about us. gencenlibbooks@aol.com Please make check payable to: Barbara A. Geisert Send check to: Barbara A. Geisert, 290 Birchfield Dr., Marietta, GA 30068-3803

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