The following new books are available from OCGS -- please send check to: ORANGE COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 101 MAIN STREET GOSHEN, NY 10924 SUPPLEMENT TO CATALOG NO. 2 +++++ORANGE COUNTY GENERAL THE HISTORY OF THE 124TH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS by Charles H. Weygant. Also known as the "Orange Blossom" Regimental History, this is a long awaited reprint of one of the most widely used and sought after volumes for Orange County Civil War research. Col. Weygant had promised his men upon disbanding in June of 1865, that he would see to it that a history of the regiment was written. It would be a history in which not only the sufferings and deeds of its noble dead, but of its surviving members who fought at Chancellorsville, Beverly's Ford, Gettysburgh, and other battles would be truthfully recorded. 1995 (1877) Reprint, hard cover, 460 pages. $40.00 <<STEVENOT'S>> FAMILIES OF THE RAMAPOS with supplement THE DESCENDANTS OF BAILEY-TOWN by Marjorie Stevenot. Another OCGS reprint of Marjorie's sought after books, but this time there are two books in one. It seemed fitting to supplement her multi-family book on Ramapo Mountain families with her book on the Baileytown families. The major families cover are Becraft, Pitt, Call, Starr, Charleston, Hobencamp and of course the Baileys plus their related families. 1999 (1996&1998) reprint, soft cover, 242 pages. $20.00 +++++CORNWALL CORNWALL, NEW YORK -- IMAGES FROM THE PAST 1788-1920 by Janet Dempsey, Collette C. Fulton, and James I. O'Neill. This book is full of pictures and associated stories continuing the gleanings of Cornwall's place in history with information and sources that were unavailable to Lewis Beach when he published his 1873 book. Beginning with a chapter on Cornwall before 1870 the story stops after WWI. 1988, hard cover, indexed, 148 pages. $25.00 CORNWALL REVISITED by Janet Dempsey. By popular demand, the newspaper articles by the author have been collected and published in one book. Any one who has ever read one of Janet's articles regarding Cornwall's history is sure to want this collection. Besides photographs of Cornwall, the author has categorized the articles into 5 major subjects: The Cornwall newspapers, places, events, changes, and people. 1997, soft cover, indexed, 93 pages. $25.00 +++++NEWBURGH NEWBURGH AND ITS ENVIRONS 1909. This is a well known book created as the official program for the Hudson-Fulton Celebration. Repro-duced from the original, more than 200 businesses and local citizens are profiled. While this edition remains true to the original, it contains over 275 photographs (eleven more than in the 1909 edition) plus an account of the Celebration not included in the original volume. Seven of these new photographs are taken from Fourth Annual Report of the Hudson Fulton Commission to the Legislature of the State of New York. Three more postcard scenes are added and finally a two page continuous photograph depicting area citizenry trying to position themselves to get the best view of the naval parade. A "must have" for anyone with an interest in Newburgh. 1994 (1909) reprint, hard cover, indexes, 144 pages. $37.50 IMAGES OF AMERICA -- NEWBURGH by Kevin Barrett. The author, current historian for the City of Newburgh, has assembled a photo-graphic history of this industrious and historic city spanning from the 1860's to present. The extensive photographs alone will make this a collector's classic for years to come. 2000, soft cover, 128 pages. $19.00 +++++WALLKILL WALLKILL -- VITAL RECORDS 1881-1913, CENSUS RECORDS 1910, & AREA OBITUARIES VOLUME ONE by Bob Brennan. The title speaks for itself for this massive work of important information for the Town of Wallkill. Bob has spent hours transcribing and organizing this information that for the most part has been totally inaccessible. This is a must have for anyone doing research in this area. Bob promises a second volume as more information is transcribed. 2000, Soft cover, 244 pages. $19.00 +++++NEW YORK STATE AND OTHER COUNTIES ULSTER COUNTY PROBATE RECORDS by Gustove Anjou, Ph.D. Volumes One and Two of this Ulster County classic combined into one easy to use book. Northeastern Orange County was part of Ulster County prior to 1798. Volume One contains probate records in the Office of the Surrogate and in the County Clerk's office in Kingston, NY. "A careful abstract and translation of Dutch and English wills, letters of administration after intestates, and inventories from 1665, with genealogical and historical notes, and list of Dutch and Frisian baptismal names with their English equivalents [with] exhaustive indexes of persons and localities, facsimiles of wills, etc." Volume Two contains probate records in the Office of the Surrogate at Kingston, NY and in the Surrogate's Office, New York [City], and in the Library of [the] Long Island Historical Society. "A careful abstract and translation of Dutch and English wills, letters of administration after intestates, and inventories with genealogical and historical notes [with] exhaustive indexes of persons and localities, facsimiles of signatures, etc." The majority of wills and estate papers in this book are from the 1600's and 1700's but some reach into the 1800's as far as 1829. 1980 (1906) reprint, hard cover, indexed, (248+280) = 528 pages. $40.00 BOOK RATE POSTAGE INCLUDED --- PRIORITY MAIL AT EXTRA CHARGE Up to $20.00 add $2.00 for priority mail shipping Between $20.01 and $30.00 add $3.00 for priority mail shipping Over $30.00 add 10% for priority mail shipping