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1652-1912 The Descendants of Capt. Thomas Carter Of “Barford,” Lancaster County, Virginia With Genealogical Notes of Many of the Allied Families By Joseph Lyon Miller, Published 1912 388 pages, indexed, searchable ***************************************************** Digital EBook Cd Requires Adobe Reader 7 or higher to View ***************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Thomas-Carter-Descendants-Lancaster-Co-Virginia-/130382808135?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e5b6bc447 “This volume is the record of a family that for two hundred and sixty years has played a part in the social, political andmilitary life of the Old Dominion and other States to the southand west. While many have held high places of trust and honor,the majority have not been mien of great wealth and publicposition, yet it is to their credit that they were good citizens.leading honorable lives—acting well their part in the local affairsof their neighborhoods, and always finding a place on the battlefieldfor principle's sake. We should not love our kindred alonefor their genius and glory, but also for their homely virtuesand domestic affections that expanded and flourished unobservedsave by the little world in which they moved. “The first of the family in Virginia was Capt. Thomas Carter,planter and tobacco trader, said to have been the son of a Londonmerchant, though it is pretty well established that ''gentle bloodcoursed through his veins." Among his descendants have been vestrymen, justices, sheriffs, legislators, congressmen, circuit andsupreme court judges and candidates for Governor ; and in militaryaffairs they have ranged from private to brigadier-general. In the hundreds of wills, deeds and other papers of the Carterfamily examined, but one man made his mark; and in the inventoriesof their personal estates for two and a half centuriesthe possession of books is recorded in all. “A noticeable fact is that many of the Carters of Virginia as well as elsewhere, though they cannot give a connected account of theirancestry beyond the Revolution, are by '"tradition" descendantsfamous old "King Carter of Corotoman,'" whose immense wealth has enabled his descendants to hold on to the splendid old homesof his sons, and the frequent appearance in print of accountsof these has done much to spread and maintain this idea. These"traditions" have been particularly hard to shake even in thelight of comprehensive data to the contrary from the originalpublic records.” The first (wooden) Christ Church in Lancaster County was built by John Carter in 1670. His son Robert current built the brick Historic Christ Church structure in 1730 (pictured). Many Carter descendants were members, and are buried in its cemetery.

The following items were added to the database: * Finger Print and Identification Magazine, 1931, January Issue http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5703&A=genmarket Vol. 12 No. 7. Includes wanted posters with mugshots. * Finger Print and Identification Magazine, 1930, December Issue http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5702&A=genmarket Vol. 12 No. 6. Includes wanted posters with mugshots. * Finger Print and Identification Magazine, 1930, March Issue http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5701&A=genmarket Vol. 11 No. 9. Includes wanted posters with mugshots. * Solomon's Reformed Church 1932 Directory http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5700&A=genmarket 1932 Directory, Solomon's Reformed Church, Church Street, Macungie, Penna. Rev. L. G. Beers, B.D., Minister. * Solomon's Reformed Church 1930 Directory http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5699&A=genmarket 1930 Directory, Solomon's Reformed Church, Church Street, Macungie, Penna. Rev. L. G. Beers, B.D., Minister. * Chester Baptist Association 1932 Report http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5698&A=genmarket Minutes of the Chester Baptist Association of South Carolina, Fifty-Fifth Annual Session, held with The Lowryville Baptist Church, Lowrys, October 18-19, 1932. * Chester Baptist Association 1931 Report http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5697&A=genmarket Minutes of the Chester Baptist Association of South Carolina, Fifty-Fourth Annual Session, held with The First Baptist Church, Chester, October 20-21, 1931. * Chester Baptist Association 1921 Report http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5696&A=genmarket Minutes of the Forty-Fourth Annual Session of the Chester Baptist Association, Cool Branch Baptist Church, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 4th - 5th, 1921. Chester, South Carolina. * Chester Baptist Association 1920 Report http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5695&A=genmarket Minutes of the Forty-Third Annual Session of the Chester Baptist Association, held with the Calvary Baptist Church, October 5, 6, 1920. Chester, South Carolina. * Rochester Business University 1896-7 Catalogue http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5694&A=genmarket Thirty-Second Annual Circular and Catalogue of the Williams & Rogers Rochester Business University, Rochester, N. Y., 1896-7. * Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association 1810 Members http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5693&A=genmarket Address, Massachusetts Charitable Mechanick Association, 1810. [Cover is missing] Appendix listing Past-Officers, Officers and Members, including their profession. <p>Those with this mark (*) are deceased. * Greensburg Fire Department 1948 Anniversary Program http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5692&A=genmarket Forty-Second Anniversary, Hose Company Number Eight, Greensburg Fire Department, Saturday, January Twenty-Fourth, Nineteen Hundred Forty-Eight. Organized January 23, 1906. * Federal Food Administration in Pennsylvania 1920 Biographical Sketches http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5691&A=genmarket Extracted from War Rations for Pennsylvanians, The Story of the Operations of the Federal Food Administration in Pennsylvania, including Personal and Biographical Sketches of its Officers and Members, with Dramatic, Humorous and Unusual Episodes in the Experience of the County Administrators during the World War. * Minvera Lodge, No. 96 I.O.O.F. 1911 By-Laws http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5690&A=genmarket Constitution and By-Laws of Minvera Lodge No. 96, of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Lincoln, Maine. Instituted December 6, 1882. <p>An asterisk (*) next to a name indicates Past Grand. * New Hampton Grange, No. 123, 1906 Program http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5689&A=genmarket Program of New Hampton Grange, No. 123, Patrons of Husbandry, New Hampton, N. H., 1906. * Emma Willard Association 1912 Report http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5688&A=genmarket Twenty-Second Annual Report, Nineteen Hundred and Twelve, Constitution, By-Laws and List of Members of the Emma Willard Association. Organized May 5, 1891. Incorporated February 2, 1892. <p>Emma (Hart) Willard, Born, Berlin, Connecticut, February 23, 1787. Died, Troy, New York, April 15, 1870. * Boston Home for Aged Women 1929 Report http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5685&A=genmarket Eightieth Annual Report of the Home for Aged Women, for the Year 1929. 205 South Huntington Avenue, Boston. Established 1849. * Colby Academy 1886-87 Catalogue http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5684&A=genmarket Catalogue of the Officers and Student of Colby Academy, 1886-'7. New London, N. H. * Colby Academy 1887-88 Catalogue http://www.gentod.com/click.mv?FTC=5683&A=genmarket Catalogue of the Officers and Student of Colby Academy, 1887-'8. New London, N. 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Book #1 The Scottish Nation Or the Surnames, Families, Literature, Honors, and Biographical History of the People of Scotland Vol. 1, 2, 3 Vol. 1 Abe – Cur Vol. 2 Dal – Mac Vol. 3 Macintyre to Zett + supplement By William Anderson, 1867 780, +775 , +760 pages, indexed, searchable, illustrated Book #2 A Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames With Special American Instances By Charles Wareing Bardsley, 1901 855 pages, indexed Bonus Book #3 History of Christian Names By Charlotte M. Yonge, 1905 650+ pages ************************************************************************* Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View ************************************************************************* $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Surnames-Collection-3-Books-5-Volumes-3-500-pages-/200330393470?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea49f377e It is strange how little has been written upon the sources and significations of our English surnames. Of books of Peerage, of Baronetage, and of Landed Gentry we are not without a sufficiency; but of books purporting to treat of the ordinary surnames that greet our eye—of these there are but few. Surnames, we must remember, were the simple result of necessity when population, hitherto isolated and small, became so increased as to necessitate further particularity than the merely personal one could supply. One name, therefore, was all that was needed in early times, and one name, as a general rule, is all that we find. The purely Roman citizen had a threefold name. The first denoted the 'pr&nomen,' and answered to our personal, or baptismal, name. The second was what we may term the clan-name; and the third, the cognomen, corresponded with our present surname. For the sake of further distinction I will place all names formally and under concise headings:— 1. Baptismal or personal names. 2. Local surnames. 3. Official surnames. 4. Occupative surnames. 5. Sobriquet surnames, or Nicknames.

Malden, Mass. Records - Book #1 - Malden, Massachusetts Vital Records 1649-1861 Published 1903 By Deloraine P. Corey 360+ pages, Indexed - Bonus Book - History of Malden, Massachusetts 1633-1785 462 pages, indexed, - Bonus Book#2 - 250th Anniversary of the Town of Malden, Massachusetts May, 1899 340 pages, indexed, illustrated, searchable - Bonus Book #3 - 200th Anniversary of the Town of Malden, Massachusetts May, 1849 53 pages, indexed, illustrated, searchable ************************************************************ Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe 5 or higher to view ************************************************************ $13.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Malden-Births-Baptisms-Marriages-1649-1861-Genealogy-/200391510108?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea843c85c This current vital records book, compiled from the original six town books, contains approximately 3,400 marriages, 5,200 births, and 2,700 deaths. The original "ancient records of Births, Marriages, and Deaths" consisted of six volumes, some of which were in an extremely bad condition. The six original town books were re-bound into three volumes, forming volumes one, two, and three of the vital records of the town. The records contained in the three volumes appear to have been begun about 1693, although a few entries are of previous dates, when John Greenland, who made the earlier entries, became town clerk. They are continued until 1842, when the clerk began to use separate volumes for Births, Marriage Intentions, Marriages, and Deaths, which are collectively known as volume four. The volume of Marriage Intentions was used until January 1869; but the use of the others ceased in 1844, when the standard blanks f urnished by the commonwealth began to be used, forming the volume now known as the fifth of the series. An attempt to copy a portion of the old records was made in 1851; but the transcript is faulty and has not been of assistance in the preparation of this volume. In the records of the town as they are now constituted. Births, Marriages, and Deaths do not appear from the time of the incorporation of the town in 1649 to the beginning of the book now known as volume one, the book in which they were entered, if it ever had an existence, being unknown ; and there is a period of about seven years [i 790-1 797], during which Marriages by the pastors of the First Church were not recorded. These periods are, however, covered by contemporary records ; and additions and corrections are made in the present volume by information gathered from them and other sources, as is here stated in detail

Minutes of the Vestry of St. Helena's Parish, SC 1726-1812 (Beaufort County) By A. S. Salley, Jr., 1919, 296 pages, indexed, searchable - Bonus Book - Address to the People of St. Helena's Parish By Hon. William Elliott, 1832 15 pages, searchable ************************************************************************* Digital Ebook CD Requires Adobe Reader 7.0 or higher to View ************************************************************************* $10.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/St-Helenas-Parish-Vestry-Beaufort-Co-SC-Genealogy-/130341929128?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e58fc00a8 vestry (in the Protestant Episcopal Church: a committee elected by the congregation to work with the church wardens in managing the temporal affairs of the church) The Commons House of Assembly, under the Lords Proprietors of Carolina, established St. Helena’s in 1712 as a colonial parish of the Church of England. The church was built in 1724 and is one of the oldest active churches in North America. Construction of the church building was delayed by the Yemassee Indian War of 1715. Built of brick, much of which originally was ship’s ballast, and smoothed over with stucco, the church has excellen t exterior proportions and fine interior detail. During the Civil War, when Union forces occupied Beaufort in November 1861, the entire congregation fled. Initially during the occupation, church services were held in St. Helena’s, but eventually Federal troops converted the church to a hospital. The church was stripped of its furnishings, marble tombstones were brought in for use as operating tables, and the balconies weredecked over to make a second floor. A hurricane in 1896 destroyed the east end of the church. When the debris was cleared away, the altar remained intact. The building was subsequently rebuilt in its present form.

Virginia County Records Published Quarterly By William Armstrong Crozier March 1909. Vol. VI, Part 1 325 pages March 1910, Vol. VII Part 1 249 pages - Bonus Book – March 1903, Vol. I Westmoreland County - Bonus Book #2 – Charles City County Order Book 1676-1679 By Margaret Macneill Ayres, 1968 135 pages ********************************************************************** Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 3.0 or higher to View ********************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Virginia-County-Records-Va-History-and-Genealogy-/200395388760?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea87ef758 Summary of contents from all four volumes: Vol VII - 1909- 1910 Part I VA Revolutionary Soldiers Part III-IV VA Revolutionary Soldiers Part 4 VA Revolutionary Soldiers Part 4 VA Revolutionary Pensioners Part I VA Revolutionary Peniioners Part I Morton Family of Amelia Part I Anderson Family of Hanover Part I Lanier Family of Brunswick Part II Fitzhugh Family of Fauquier Part III-IV Faure Huguenot Family Part 4 Tazewell Family Descent Part II Notes from Albemarle Records Part II Notes from Prince William Records Part II Notes from Fauquier Records Part I Early Settlers in VA 1628 1635 Part 4 Early Settlers in VA 1635 1635 Part III-IV Emigrants to VA May 1635 May 1635 Part 4 Emigrants to VA June 1635 June 1635 Part I Accomac County Records 1632 1634 Part I Accomack Land grants 1666 1674 Part III-IV Brunswick Land grants 1722 1728 Part I Caroline Marriage Bonds 1728 1773 Part II Caroline Land grants 1792 1799 Part 4 Charlotte Land grants 1765 1797 Part 4 Gloucester County Records 1651 1668 Part I Goochland Land grants 1732 1734 Part I Henrico Land grants 1689 1622 Part I Henrico County Records 1688 1688 Part II Isle of Wight Land grants 1711 1723 Part III-IV King and Queen County Land grants 1719 1797 Part 4 King George County Records 1751 1786 Part II Middlesex Land grants 1672 1773 Part II Norfolk Marriage Bonds 1797 1799 Part I Northampton Marriage Bonds 1717 1801 Part 4 Northampton Marriage Bonds 1787 1790 Part I Orange Marriage Bonds 1782 1785 Part III-IV Orange Marriage Bonds 1784 1785 Part I Patrick Land grants 1793 1798 Part II Patrick Land grants 1796 1799 Part II Prince Edward Land grants 1755 1779 Part I Richmond Co. Wills 1684 1705 Part I Richmond Co. Wills 1705 1707 Part I Sussex Land grants 1763 1798 Part II Warwick Land grants 1642 1774 Part I York Land grants 1680 1772 Part 4 Limington, Somerset Registers Extracts 1664 1705 CONTENTS - Vol VI March 1909 Elizabeth City Co., Wills - - . . 1 Rappahannock Co., Wills - " - ' 5 York Co., Wills 15 Hanover Co. Wills - - - - - 18 Early Settlers in Va. - - - - - 21 Surry Co., Records - - - " - 26 Revolutionary Soldiers - - - - - 32 Isle of Wight Co., Land Grants - - - 61 Elizabeth City Co., Land Grants - - - 65 Northumberland Co., Land Grants - - - 69 Westmoreland Co., Land Grants - - - 73 York Co., Land Grants - - - 11 Henrico Co., Land Grants - - - - 81 Lancaster Co., Land Grants - - - - 84 Fauquier Co., Land Grants - - 89 Accomac Co., Land Grants - - - - 95 Northampton Marriage Bonds - - - - 98 Norfolk Co., Marriage Bonds - - - 102 CONTENTS - Vol VII March 1910 Accomac Co. Land Grants 1 Henrico Co. Land Grants .... 4 York Co., Land Grants .... 14 Sussex Co.. Land Grants 18 Patrick Co„ Land Grants 23 Goochland Co., Land Grants -26 Caroline Co., Land Grants 29 Virginia Revolutionary Soldiers - - - 34 Northampton Co- Marriage Bonds 40 Orange Co., Marriage Bond. 44 Revolutionary Pensioners .... 40 Early Settlers in Virginia .... 52 Richmond Co. Wills - • 57 Rappahannock Co., Wills - r - 62 Family History, Morton, Anderson, Lanier 65

The Cabells and Their Kin: A memorial volume of history, biography and genealogy 700+ pages, including color plate of "The Cabell Windows", Everyname index By Alexander Brown Published 1895 ******************************************************************** Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 3 or higher to View ******************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Cabells-and-Their-Kin-Virginia-Genealogy-/130222564253?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e51dea39d Brown opens the Cabell genealogy with a short, thirty-two page chapter on the Cabells and their kin in England. He then proceeds with detailed accounts of Dr. William Cabell (the immigrant), his descendants through the sixth (and sometimes the seventh) generation, and related families. The work is remarkable, partly because the family was remarkable, but also because the compiler attended as much to the Cabell daughters and their descendants as he did the Cabell sons; because he provided us with unusually rich biographies of the family in the first three or four generations; and because he "traced back to the emigrant ancestors" of the Cabell spouses, giving us the "seize quartiers sufficiently often to convey a fairly approximate idea of the English, Scotch, Huguenot, and other blood flowing in the veins of the kindred." As to the family: most of Cabells and their kin in the first three or four generations were lawyers -- "men of affairs." Says Brown: "They were among the most active founders of this region [tidewater Virginia]. From the time when this section was first represented in the colonial government to the beginning of the Revolution, Cabells were in the House of Burgesses. During the 'time that tried men's souls,' Cabells and their kin were in the conventions guarding the rights of their home land. And from the war between the mother country and the Colonies to the war between the States, the Cabells and their kin were constantly representing this region in the House of Delegates, the State Senate, or the House of Representatives of the United States." Cabells and their kin were prominent as well in the military, mostly as officers, in the War of the Revolution and again on the rebel side in the Civil War. "Kin" of this aristocratic family included the likes of Pocahontas, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and Benjamin Harrison (the emigrant, the Signer, AND, the President), Meriwether Lewis, and George Rogers Clark. The surnames of other closely allied families include ALEXANDER, ANTHONY, BOLLING, BRECKINRIDGE, BROWN, BRUCE, CALLAWAY, CAMPBELL, CARRINGTON, CARTER, DAVIS, HORSLEY, JOHNSON, JONES, LEE, McCULLOCH, MAYO, MEREDITH, NELSON, PRESTON, RANDOLPH, READ, REID, RIVES, ROSE, SCOTT, SMITH, TAYLOR, THOMPSON, VENABLE, WALKER, and WOODSON. Title page Front matter Contents Part I. The Cabells and their kin in England Part II. The Cabells and their kin in America Part III. The founders children and those allied to them by marriage, with much of the history of the upper valley of James River (1750-1800), especially during The Revolution Part IV. The founders grandchildren and those allied to them by marriage, with some historical data, mainly of the revolutionary period, and a good deal of Virginia and Kentucky biography and genealogy... Part V. The founder's great--grandchildren, their descendants, and those allied to them by marriage; containing much history, biography, and genealogy subsequent to the revolution; coming down to the present time, and relating to citzens of nearly every state of the union, and of several foreign countries Index Appendix

Virginia World War II Deaths 1941-1949 Virginia Roll of honor Trilogy – CD #3 ********************************************************************** Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe 5 or higher to view ********************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Virginia-World-War-II-Deaths-1941-1949-Genealogy-/130196906722?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e505722e2  In honor of Virginians who made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of freedom, this CD documents individuals who died in World War II.  It includes 4,235 surnames and 11.488 individuals, from 96 identified Virginia counties and 34 cities. Full recaps by surnames and counties included on CD.  Details include (when available) name, race, sex, location of residence, Service branch, rank & unit, cause, place and date of death, place of burial, miscellaneous (service awards, etc).  All included data is on one searchable and printable chart in landscape format, sorted surname and given name. Total of 543 pages.  These records were compiled from over 260 sources. Free shipping if purchased with either: Virginia Civil War deaths, or Virginia Military Deaths

Register of the Confederate Dead Interred In Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, VA Printed by Gary, Clemmitt & Jones, 1869 107 pages, indexed ************************************************************** Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View ************************************************************** $9.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Register-Confederate-Dead-Hollywood-Cemetery-VA-/200403518233?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea8fb0319 Hollywood is a privately owned cemetery and the final resting place of over 18,000 Confederate soldiers from all Southern States, and includes such notables as Confederate President Jefferson Davis, J. E. B Stuart, George Pickett, Matthew Fontaine Maury, and the first Confederate soldier killed during the war, Henry Lawson Wyatt, who was the only Confederate fatality at the battle of Big Bethel. Hollywood has the largest number of Confederate generals (23) interred anywhere in the world. In addition to the slain from battles around Richmond such as Seven Pines, Gaines Mill, Malvern Hill, and Cold Harbor, the Confederate Dead exhumed from Gettysburg in the 1870s, were reinterred here on what became known as Gettysburg Hill. This Hollywood Cemetery Registry of Confederate Dead, printed in 1869, contains about 10,500 names of the 18,000 soldiers that rest here. The remaining names (unless they were unknown at the time of burial) and locations were destroyed in a fire at the cemetery office shortly after the war. Also included is a cemetery map, showing the plot sections referenced for each soldier. Markers to the men whose burial location is unknown, such as General Garnett of Pickett’s Charge fame, exist in certain locations. Examples of entries: Names Co. Regt. State Date Sect. No Remarks Dodson, R. A. H 14 Ala. August 6, 1862 Q 48 Franklin, W. M. H 7 S. C. December 24, 1861 W 596 Battalion Robins, D. S. A 37 VA. August 29, 1862 S 50 Carter, G. W. A 2 VA. May 30, 1864 E 21 Cavalry Hollywood Cemetery is a large, sprawling cemetery located at 412 South Cherry Street in Richmond, Virginia. Characterized by rolling hills and winding paths overlooking the James River, it is the resting place of two United States Presidents, James Monroe and John Tyler, as well as the only Confederate States President, Jefferson Davis. It is also the resting place of 25 Confederate generals, the most of any cemetery in the country. Included are George Pickett and J.E.B. Stuart. Hollywood Cemetery was opened in 1849, constructed on land known as "Harvie's Woods" that was once owned by William Byrd II. It was designed in the rural garden style, with its name, "Hollywood," coming from the holly trees dotting the hills of the property. In 1869, a 90-foot-high granite pyramid was built as a memorial to the more than 18,000 enlisted men of the Confederate Army who are buried in the cemetery.

The Bristol Registers Of Servants Sent to Foreign Plantations 1654-1686 By Peter Wilson Coldham, 1988 491 pages, indexed New, current reprint, hardcover book with dust jacket ISBN: 9780806312231 $27.75 + $3.49 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Bristol-Registers-Servants-Foreign-Plantations-/200463985179?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2eac95aa1b In 1654 the Bristol City Council passed an ordinance requiring that a register of servants destined for the colonies be kept, the purpose being to prevent the practice of dumping innocent youths into servitude. The registers, covering the period 1654 to 1686, are the largest body of indenture records known, and they also are a unique record of English emigration to the American colonies. Of the total of 10,000 servants in these registers, almost all came from the West Country, the West Midlands, or from Wales. Most entries give the name of the servant, his place of origin (until 1661), length of service, destination (usually Virginia, Maryland, or the West Indies), name of master, and, after 1670, the name of the ship. Four indexes have been included, one each for servants, masters, places of origin, and ships.

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Dyer’s Index to Land Grants In West Virginia By M. H. Dyer, 1895 450+ pages, indexed, searchable **************************************************************************** Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View **************************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/West-Virginia-Land-Grants-Dyers-Index-Va-Genealogy-/200338039398?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea513e266 This Index contains a list of all the Land Grants issued in the territory comprising West Virginia by the Commonwealth of Virginia, as well as a list of Grants issued by Lord Fairfax before the Virginia Land Office was established; also a list of the Grants issued by the State of West Virginia. It is arranged alphabetically by grantee last name, then by county. Includes date of grant, acres granted, location of grant, page reference in state records. Covers period from1772 (first WV county formation of Berkeley) to 1858. The pages given refer to the Records as they are found in the State Auditor's Office in Charleston, WV. The Grants issued by the State of West Virginia are in the office of the Secretary of State. A List of Counties, with date of formation, from what Counties formed, boundary lines, etc., will be found in the back of this book. Includes present-day West Virginia counties of Barber, Barbour, Berkeley, Boone, Braxton, Brooke, Cabell, Calhoun, Clay, Doddridge, Fayette, Gilmer, Greenbrier, Hampshire, Hancock, Hardy, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Kanawha, Lewis, Logan, Marion, Marshall, Mason, McDowell, Mercer, Monongalia, Monroe, Morgan, Nicholas, Ohio, Pendleton, Pleasants, Pocahontas, Preston, Putnam, Randolph, Ritchie, Roane, Russell, Taylor, Tucker, Tyler, Upshur, Wayne, Wetzel, Wirt, Wood, and Wyoming. Does not include counties of Grant (1866), Mineral (1866), Mingo (1895), Raleigh (1850), Summers (1871), or Webster (1860). Does include three current-day Virginia counties that once extended into current-day West Virginia - Bath (formed 1790 from Augusta, Botetourt, and Greenbrier), Montgomery (formed 1776 from Fincastle (extinguished), Botetourt, and Pulaski), and Wythe (formed 1789 from Montgomery and Grayson Counties). This is a must-have reference for tracing early western or West Virginia ancestors

Virginia Magazine Of History and Biography Volume VII Includes all four quarterly publications For the Year ending June 1900 560 pages, indexed ***************************************************************************** Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View **************************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Virginia-Magazine-History-Biography-Volume-7-1900-/200347931066?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea5aad1ba The Virginia Historical Society (VHS), founded in 1831 as the Virginia Historical and Philosophical Society and headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, is a major repository, research, and teaching center for Virginia history. The Society was reconstituted after the Civil War and was renamed the Virginia Historical Society in 1870 to reflect a primarily historical focus as it became more active in publishing historical material. The Society gained its first permanent headquarters building in Richmond in 1893. The Society's journal, the Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, has published on a quarterly basis without interruption since 1893. Included on this CD are the four quarterly publications for the year ended June 1900 (Volume VII, Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4). Each magazine has a Table of Contents, and there is also an accumulated Table of Contents for all four magazines of Volume VII. A wealth of information included in each. Highlights from this volume include: An additional chapter to Waddell's History of Augusta County Extracts from the Registers of North Farnham Parish, Richmond County The Virginia Census (Muster Roll) of 1624-25 Richmond During the War of 1812 Indians of Southern Virginia 1650-1711 Twelve Virginia Familiy Genealogies Table Of Contents (All Four Parts of Volume VII). Augusta County, An additional chapter to Waddell's History of ... 106 Augusta County, Marriage Licenses in, 1749-1773 421 Ball Family, A Forgotten Member of the 440 Book Reviews 105, 218, 333, 445 Carter Papers, Inventory of Hon. Robt. Carter 64 Farnham Parish Register, Richmond County, Virginia, Extracts from 52 Genealogy—Foote, 73, 201; Pryor, 75, 206, 325; Payne, 79, 200; Rodes, 82, 203, 324; Withers, 87; Yates, 91, 330, 436; Booker, 95, 209, 322. 429; Coles, 101, 326, 428; Fitzhugh, 196, 317, 425; Farrar, 3t9, 432; Eskridge, 434; Bassett-Stith, 437; Poythress, 438 Hampden-Sidney College, Trustees of 30 Indians of Southern Virginia in 1650-1711 327 Jones, John Paul, as a Citizen of Virginia 286 Land Patents, Abstracts of Virginia 69, 190, 296, 423 Lewis, Charles, Will of, 1779 294 Mackie, Will of Josias 358 Martin, Capt. John, The Case of 268 Nicholson, Governor, Papers Relating to the Administration of, and to the Founding of William and Mary College 153, 275, 386 Notes and Queries 103, 210, 303, 441 Plate, A Service of, 1794 iH6 Publications Received 223, 335 Richmond During the War of 1812; The Vigilance Committee; Letters of Dr. Thos. Massie 225, 406 Robinson, Christopher, Will of, 1693 17 Sainsbury's Abstracts. By Alexander Brown 187 Vigilance Committee, The; Richmond During the War of 1812, 225, 406 Virginia Historical Society—Proceedings, i-ix, January number; List of Officers and Members, January number. Virginia Census, 1624-25 364 Virginia, The New Government for, 1623 Virginia in 1624-25 129 Virginia in 1628 258 Virginia in 1629-30 368 Virginia Game and Field Sports, 1739 172 Virginia Militia in the Revolution 24, 146, 254, 418 Washington, Letters of 175 Yeardley, Sir George, Answer to Capt. Martin 136

Pennsylvania Genealogies - Chiefly Scotch-Irish and German By William Henry Egle 1896 700+ pages, Indexed ***************************************************************************** Digital EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View ***************************************************************************** $10.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Pennsylvania-Genealogies-Chiefly-Scotch-Irish-/200283160025?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea1ce7dd9 This is one of the earliest and richest collections of Pennsylvania genealogies and one which is still considered reliable. This collection of Pennsylvania genealogies is concerned primarily with families which, for the most part, settled in the extreme regions of colonial Chester County, an area for which source material is notoriously scarce. (In 1682 William Penn established Chester County as one of three original counties in the Pennsylvania Colony.) Fully two-thirds of the families included are of Scotch-Irish ancestry, and most, though not all, are brought down to the late nineteenth century. More than 3,000 names are found in the index. Following is a list of the families treated: Ainsworth, Allen, Alricks, Anderson, Andrews, Awl, Ayres, Barnett, Beatty, Boas, Bomberger, Boyd, Bucher, Cowden, Craig, Crain, Curtin, Denny, Dixon, Egle, Elder, Espy, Ferguson, Fleming, Forster, Fulton, Galbraith, Gregg, Greenawalt, Hamilton, Hays, Hoge, Keller, Kendig, Kunkel, Linn, Lobingier, Lyon, Maclay, McCormick, McNair, Muller, Murray, Neville, Orth, Parker, Roan, Robinson, Rutherford, Simonton, Stewart, Swan, Thomas, Wallace, Weir, Wiestling, Wiggins, Wilson, and Wyeth