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1824e4539Blithfield Staffordshire: Wm. Hodgetts. G : in Good condition with marbled eps. Cover and spine lightly rubbed. Upper joint slightly split. Heraldic book-plate on paste-down. 1824. First Edition. Contemporary calf. 300mm x 240mm 12" x 9". 172pp xxxi. 4 folding tables 5 engraved plates hand-coloured engraving of Pool Park signed on reverse by Lord Bagot. Although the name of the compiler is not stated on the title page a short paragraph on page 99 states 'William the Second Lord Bagot and Compiler of these Memorials.' The volume is inscribed on a preliminary page to Henry Eyers Landor Esq and dated Blithfield January 1827. There is also a signature of Lord Bagot on the reverse of the linen back hand coloured engraving bound in at page 74. Also bound in at page 158 is a manuscript description of the felling of an elm tree. Heavy item - shipping supplement may apply for overseas. . Wm. Hodgetts unknown
47973Liverpool: C.Tinling & Co.Ltd 1926. Written in conjunction with the "Memorials" of 1873 and additions of 1900. Ex-University Library. "Early in the eighteenth century Thomas Hurry with some members of his family established themselves at Great Yarmouth as Hemp and Iron Merchants and obtained extensive warehouses at the South-West corner of Queens Street fronting West in the Quay.They were also ship agents agents for Lloyd's and Vice-Consuls for Prussia and other foreign powers. His descendants were extentensively engaged in commerce in that town for nearly two centuries." 23.5cms x 19cms. All edges gilt. Pp.viii/129 double page portrait frontispiece 12 further black & white portrait plates 4 crests marled endpapers University of London bookplate to inside front board 'withdrawn' inkstamp to reverse of front free endpaper small inkstamp to reverse of title page minor scuffs to rear endpapers. Red pebbled cloth gilt title to black leather lable to spine. Scarce. G. Liverpool: C.Tinling & Co.Ltd, 1926. hardcover
51604London: Printed For Private Circulation And Issued By Phillimore And Co. 124 Chancery Lane M DCCCC IX. 1909 . One hundred copies printed. 10pp./pp.47/1p. Index . Carefully rebacked. Blue boards with gilt titles edges lightly rubbed and bumped. Bookplate to verso of the front board: "Ex Libris R. C. Fiske Nth. Walsham". Toning to endpapers otherwise clean text illustrations and family trees. Obituary newspaper cutting attached to rear endpaper. VG. London: Printed For Private Circulation And Issued By Phillimore And Co., 124, Chancery Lane, M DCCCC IX. [ 1909 ] . hardcover
187835869Cincinnati: Geo. E. Stevens & Co 1878. First Edition. Wraps. Fair. Stitched printed wraps. 1 iii 28 pages. Front cover has a vertical crease and light damp stains. Back cover is chipped with loss. Paper spine chipped upper part. Scarce. Geo. E. Stevens & Co unknown
19699436Private Printing. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1969. Hardcover. Book is clean and tight. Corners and ends of spine are bumped and shelf worn. Insides of cover are browned. Elijah Albert and Ann Cotton Mayfield of Helena Texas. Has an index. Lots of pictures. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 114 pages . Private Printing hardcover
10572Vancouver B. C.: A. E. Goodman. Good with no dust jacket. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. The cloth binding is splitting along the spine & front hinge. The book was bound by stapling through cloth which was glued inside the front cover. The staples have pulled through that cloth. The contents are very good to fine. ; 8x11"; 168 pages . A. E. Goodman hardcover
2002603203Amarillo: The Texas Society of Mayflower Descendants. Near Fine. 2002. Hardcover. Gift Sticker applied by the Society on free front end page . . 314 pages . The Texas Society of Mayflower Descendants hardcover
1890000174Albany NY: Joel Munsell's Sons 1890. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fair. First edition 8vo 252 pages with 10 interleaved plates. Printed hard-board cover missing spine. Signatures are loose but intact; at least two or the interleaved plates are detached. Paper quality is good with minimal yellowing. Good candidate for rebinding. Joel Munsell's Sons hardcover
2008011708Self Published 2008. Book. Very Good. Comb Bound. A very scarce book. Genealogy and history of the area. Author inscribed title page. Self Published Paperback
1987056808Oakland MD: Youghiogheny Glades Chapter National Society of the Daughters Of The American Revolution 1987. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Dark blue cloth lettered in gold foil. Ex-institutional library copy non-circulating with a few marks and stamps but only minimal wear a bit of dried glue residue on lower spine panel and lower joints from removed call label. viii476 pp. Exceptionally scarce. Youghiogheny Glades Chapter, National Society of the Daughters Of The American Revolution Hardcover
198501023350Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. 1985. Reprint of the 1915 edition. An extremely useful reference. Ex-library with usual markings and labels. Volume 2 is very slightly bowed from storage otherwise in excellent condition. Hard Cover x-library. Very Good small fault/No Jacket. Large Octavo. Book. Genealogical Publishing Co. Hardcover
1978000779Baltimore MD: Maryland Historical Society 1978. Book. Near Fine. Original Wraps. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Complete run Vol. I No. 1 - Vol. V No. 2 lacking only 1.2. 9 issues total. Runs Fall 1978 through Fall 1982. Light handling wear mailing labels on rear covers. Maryland Historical Society Paperback
1996210220-MB13New Harmony IN: Harmonic Haus 1996. Very Good softcover . First Edition. Softcover. Very Good. Harmonic Haus Paperback
2006050202Brisbane: Mastercorp 2006. ix 221pp index notes references family charts bw ills. Pictorial card. Near new. SIGNED by author on title page. The author is the great granddaughter of Mary Jones and granddaughter of Ellen Lee who moved to Australia as non-English speaking migrants in 1861. Their tale moves from Rockhampton to Boongary Mount Morgan to Wellington Point to Stanthorpe and finally Brisbane. There are many hundreds of descendants of Mary and David now living in Australia mainly in Queensland. Even if you are not of Jones or Lee descent you will enjoy this social history as it moves through 100 years of Queensland history. Signed by Author. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. 4to. Mastercorp Paperback
1976055277Winston-Salem N. C.: Martinsville-Henry County Woman's Club / Hunter Publishing Co. 1976. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Very Good/Fair. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Quarto. 173 pages Indexed. Hardcover with a brown pictorial dust jacket. The jacket is worn and has some edge tears and chips especially at the headcap of the spine. The book is sound with secure inner hinges. There is a nick in the cloth at the bottom edge of the front cover. Text is clean. Illustrated throughout. <br/> <br/> Martinsville-Henry County Woman's Club / Hunter Publishing Co. hardcover
2003609373Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co. New with No dust jacket as issued. 2003. Hardcover. Red hardbound book with title and author in gold on front cover and spine. No dust jacket as issued . 504 pages. This new work contains a list of 7000 marriages and boasts an additional 16000 index entries. It contains all marriage references--including licenses bonds mentions in wills deeds order books and Bible records--that the author could locate in both published and unpublished sources and because it is so well sourced it offers far more than a simple list of marriages. Starting with marriage license bonds for Northumberland County 1783-1800 Westmoreland County 1772-1800 Richmond County 1750-1800 and Lancaster County 1701-1800 the author added marriages from scattered licenses fee books ministers' returns family bibles and notes in various volumes of court records finalizing his research in the will books and deed books for Northumberland Lancaster Westmoreland Old Rappahannock and Richmond counties as well as in standard publications. The result is a work with many unusual features. Besides the names of husband and wife and the date of marriage entries may contain the names of parents grandparents former spouses children of previous marriages and other relations as well as names of persons connected with the marriage such as securities for the groom guardians and clergymen. In addition parent and children relationships are spelled out as are sibling relationships and there is a wealth of incidental detail concerning illigitimate children places of birth and residence putative marriages dates of death of one or more parents exact spellings of names and precise dates of marriage. . Genealogical Publishing Co hardcover
35215Wilton Conn.: Congregational Church of Wilton Conn n.d. Manuscript. Fair. Folio. Manuscript. Approx. 14.25" x 9". 11 pages page 12 blank. This is a homemade binding with brown paper covering brown cardboard. A taped paper title label located in the upper left corner of the front cover. The paper is chipped on the spine. The lower corner section of the covers have been gnawed but there is no missing contents inside. The hinges are made of white linen tape. The title page is an original typed page showing offset with some of the typed letters. This is not a copied page. The first 8 pages were taken from an old ledger and the last 4 pages were taken from another ledger with smaller paper size. The 12 pages stitched together list handwritten names and dates of the marriages from the 1730's to late as 1799. There is a small oval bind stamp from the Long Island Historical Society located on the typed title page. No other markings. This same list appears on a web site by typing in the title. Fair. Congregational Church of Wilton, Conn unknown
1994608988Bowie MD: Heritage Books Inc. Fine. 1994. Trade Paperback. 414 pages. With this continuation of records from the counties surrounding Fredericksburg as well as from Fredericksburg we begin to get a clearer picture of how the present population came to be as well as some interesting insights into life styles patterns of migration and family alliances. The marriages were extracted from marriage bonds marriage licenses newspaper articles ministers returns and church records. Unlike earlier documents licenses and minister returns after 1854 contain a wealth of genealogical data. There are a large number of marriage records for people of African heritage. Also included are some records for Spotsylvania County recorded in Fredericksburg. A list of ministers for Fredericksburg and Stafford County a list of churches in Stafford County and Fredericksburg 18511900 a church location map a list of free blacks of Fredericksburg and a full-name index add to the value of this work. . Heritage Books Inc paperback
1981UTN021Southern Historical Press. New. 1981. Hardcover. 538 pages. Until their publication by S.H.P. Inc. these marriage records from the EARLIEST Tennessee newspapers had been available ONLY at the Tennessee State Library and Archives in Nashville in their card files. These marriage notices cover the ENTIRE state of Tennessee for the most part beginning with the earliest ones in 1794 in the Knoxville Gazette. The total number of such marriage notices is approximately 12000 or more and contains such information as: name of bride's father often times both bride and groom's place of residence county and state; sometimes the groom's occupation; date of marriage and where it was performed and sometimes the officiating minister's name; ages of Bride and Groom. A brief resume of states other than Tennessee where such marriages were performed or the former home of either the bride or groom: AL AR CT FL KY MS MO MD LA IA IN IL NY NC NJ OH PA SC VT WV & VA to cite but a few. Newspapers from which both the Marriages & Obituaries have been taken: The Knoxville Gazette The Daily Republican Banner The Western Weekly Review Franklin TN. The Politician and Weekly Nashville The Nashville True Whig and Weekly Commercial Advertiser National Banner Impartial Review and Cumberland repository Nashville. . Southern Historical Press hardcover
1995608974Baltimore MD: Genealogical Publishing Company. Very Good in Very Good dust jacket. 1995. 1. Hardcover. Genealogical Publishing Company hardcover
1981UAL009Greenville: Southern Historical Press. New. 19812008. Hardcover. 728 pages. These records of marriages and obituaries from newspapers in Central and Eastern Alabama cover a period from 1819 to 1890 with no series of papers being copied in their entirety. Much valuable genealogical information is to be gleaned from this book of source material. Some of the papers from which this material is taken are: Montgomery Republican Mobile Commercial Register The Eufaula Democrat The Spirit of the South Independent American Eufaula Express The Bluff City Times The Henry County Register The Clayton Banner Eufaula Weekly Times & News Eufaula Times & News The Eufaula Times The Eufaula Weekly Bulletin and Eufaula Daily Times. . Southern Historical Press hardcover
2003010834Self-published 2003. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. A nice clean copy. Self-published Paperback
1750ABC_46340The Netherlands 1750. Oblong 8vo ca. 10.5 x 16 cm. 18th-century gold-tooled calf gold-tooled spine each board with a double-fillet frame a centrepiece and four cornerpieces gilt edges green cloth ties. Manuscript on paper written in brown and black ink in several - 17th- 18th- and 19th-century hands. With a full-page unidentified coat-of-arms showing three salamanders drawn in brown ink and a page containing 6 smaller crests of branches of the Roorda family in black ink. 1 blank 5 3 blank 20 1 blank 1 78 blank ll. Manuscript family chronicle incorporating multiple chronicles from the 17th and 18th century. The manuscript chronicles the births and deaths of four generations of the Bos Werdolen or Verdole and Roda family in Amersfoort Groningen The Hague Scheveningen IJsselstijn Tiel Deventer Kampen Zuilen and Edam. The book was probably compiled by Dirk Daniel Roda 1726-1898 a lieutenant in the infantry and later beer brewer shortly after the death of his father in 1747. It incorporates chronicles by his father Michiel Roda 1686-1747 his maternal grandfather Jacob Werdolen chronicling 1668-1686 Jacob Werdolen's father Hendrik van Werdolen a note from 1639 and a copy by Hendrik's wife Barbera Bos born 1596 of the chronicle written by her father chronicling 1577-1601.The different chronicles are interleaved with notes by Dirk Daniel Roda which supply additional biographical information. In several pages he describes the his own Roorda ancestors in the 17th century and the process by which they changed their name to Roda. Other notes chronicle the origins of the Roorda family crest of which he has drawn the known six versions. A full-page coat-of-arms containing three salamanders was possibly drawn by Barbera Bos. Although this specific crest could not be identified it probably refers to a branch other than "Bos" meaning forest or wood in her family.With the bookplate of Eltjo Aldegondus van Beresteyn 1876-1948 on the front paste-down. Also with his library label on the front board. Van Beresteyn was very interested in genealogy explaining his possession of the present family chronicle and founded the Centraal Bureau voor Genealogie CBG. A pencil inscription on the second to last leaf notes that the book was bought from H. Coffrie in 1938.Binding somewhat worn and rubbed leather on the spine somewhat cracked and with a few minor gaps paste-downs slightly browned some occasional spotting browning and soiling but overall in good condition. A fascinating family chronicle with a very interesting provenance.l For Van Beresteyn: J.A.A. Bervoets 'Beresteijn jhr. Eltjo Aldegondus van 1876-1948' in: Biografisch Woordenboek van Nederland online source. hardcover
169922421Utrecht Culemborg or Beusichem 1699. Large folio. 19th-century half brown cloth vol. 1 and red buckram vol. 2 brown decorated paper sides titles in gold on the front boards. Manuscript in Dutch written in one hand in a neat 17th-century hand cursive hand. With 65 coat of arms almost all of them coloured by hand. Also with some spaces for coats of arms left blank. A loose leaf added to volume with 34 ink-drawn and contemporary hand-coloured small coats of arms with accompanying text written in a cursive 17th-century hand. 2 volumes. 4 plus 1 loose leaf; 8 ll. Very interesting manuscript genealogies of two highly important Dutch noble families originating from the city of Culemborg and the village Beusichem south-east of Utrecht together with their allied Dutch Flemish and Hainaut families running from ca. 925 till ca. 1650 latest entry in the manuscript dated 1654. Both volumes are written in the same hand probably in the third quarter of the seventeenth century and elaborately illustrated with different hand-coloured coat of arms. The first volume contains coat of arms from among others important Dutch families as Uytten Enge Raephorst Bronckhorst Vyanen-Rijsenburg Borre van Amerongen Taets van Amerongen and Reness; the second volume also contains coat of arms from important Dutch but also Flemish and Hainaut families such as Arckel Vyanen-Montfoort Weerdenburg Egmont Reiffenscheyt Lalaing Pallant-Cocq van Nerynen Poelgeest Nievelt Merode Mathenesse etc. In this first volume a leaf with a genealogy is inserted. This leaf was written by the Utrecht historian and genealogist Arnoldus Buchelius 1565-1641 who composed many leaves with family trees and coloured coats of arms for wealthy Dutch noble families. The present leaf concerns the Cuylemburch and Rysenburch family. Altogether beautifully written in a neat 17th-century hand the manuscript is not only visually appealing but it also provides a rich history of some of the most important families from the Low Countries from the 10th till the 17th century.With the bookplate of Edwin Jaquet Sellers 1865-1945 on the front paste-downs with his engraved coat of arms. Sellers wrote many works on heraldry and genealogy of English American but also Dutch families. Also with some additions to the loosely inserted leaf and a few later marginal annotations. Some very minor foxing some very light browning overall in very good condition. hardcover
a77435Fully handwritten in ink nineteenth century. 12mo. 71pp. plus a hand-drawn foldout genealogical chart of Halsey family beginning with Thomas Halsey who died May 15 1715 and was married to Ann Henshaw who died July 1720 leather covered boards with later paper spine. The manuscript begins with Decimus Halsey born in England 12 or 13 March 1704. The document ends with the death of "my brother Charles H. Halsey.March 3 1810" in Philadelphia. Numerous blank pages in the journal. Good writing legible binding worn. . hardcover
