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The Rockingham Weekly Register began publication in July 1822. Although not many of the earliest issues have survived, those that have were tracked down by the author in the collections of the University of Virginia, Duke University, historical societies, private collectors, and local family members. During its lifetime, the Rockingham Weekly Register, generally referred to as the Rockingham Register, enjoyed wide circulation throughout the Sh...

This book offers a detailed and highly readable account of the Salem witchcraft affair of 1692. Its publication coincides with the tercentenary observance of the events that form one of the grimmest chapters in colonial American history. The book has three parts. Part One, "Salem Witchcraft History, " provides background information on the Puritan settlement of New England and documents the circumstances which led to the witch hunt of 1692. It...

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The first eleven volumes (Volume 1 has been revised and expanded to two volumes: Volume 1A and Volume 1B) of this twelve-volume series contain data from the arbitrarily organized and annotated 1860 census, which is deciphered and presented as a companion resource to the original census materials. The census records include the number of people per family, their ages during the census, occupations held by family members, births, deaths, where b...

Chico State, long known as a party school-Playboy magazine ranked it number one in the nation from 1987 through 2002-offered students an inviting environment in which to enjoy social life on and off campus while pursuing their studies. The non-athletic scholarship school drew runners to Chico like San Juan Capistrano beckons swallows homeward. One reason was Bidwell Park, which stretches miles and miles from downtown to the upper reaches of Ch...

Running programs in Chico in the 1970s were similar to those elsewhere. Famed University of Oregon coach Bill Bowerman had introduced the sport of jogging, American Frank Shorter was the winner of the marathon at the 1972 Olympics, and Steve Prefontaine, running for Oregon, drew thousands of fans to see him race. A distant 384 miles south of Eugene, Oregon, lay Chico, a small rural town in northern California. In these exciting times, a high s...

This is the first volume in a series of abstracts of the Loudoun County, Virginia Land Tax Books. It should be noted that it appeared many of the commissioners started with the previous year's list and made additions and deletions, as the lists are often in the same name order, and sometimes same misspelling, as the prior year. Some commissioners had a separate section for adjustments while others did not. Entries, grouped chronologically by c...

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, to wit: Be it remembered, that on the twelfth day of February, in the fifty-fifth year of the Independence of the United States of America, Nathan Hoskins and J. Shedd, of the said District, have deposited in this office, the title of a book, the right whereof they claim as proprietors, in the words following, to wit: "A History of the State of Vermont, from its discovery and settlement, to the close of the year 1830. By N...

An unusual and exciting collection of genealogical and historical accounts, this work came about as the result of a dinner party held by Captain Martin J. Hubble. In attendance were those citizens who had lived in the Springfield (Missouri) area for at least thirty years. The invitations were sent to: J. M. Kelly, J. R. D. Thompson, A. H. Wilson, Captain John L. Holland, J. L. Carson, Judge J. Y. Fulbright, Hon. L. H. Murray, Dr. E. M. Hendric...

The first eleven volumes (Volume 1 has been revised and expanded to two volumes: Volume 1A and Volume 1B) of this twelve-volume series contain data from the arbitrarily organized and annotated 1860 census, which is deciphered and presented as a companion resource to the original census materials. The census records include the number of people per family, their ages during the census, occupations held by family members, births, deaths, where b...

Entries were compiled from tombstones, permit books, burial books, individual index books and other sources. Names are listed alphabetically under the cemetery of interment. Information varies for each entry, but a typical entry includes name of deceased, date of death and burial, cemetery section, number and lot. Entries may also include names of parents/kin, birth date, nativity, late residence, entry number and section number. A fullname in...

This book provides the reader access to more than 20, 000 death records, and is the result of six years of work by volunteers of the South King County Genealogical Society. Information contained in this book has been extracted from microfilmed records of the Seattle-King County (Washington) Health Department, and are not confined to deaths which occurred in Seattle but also include many deaths in outlying areas of King County. These extraction...

This work provides a complete collection of records for private land claims in Missouri during 1834, with an index sorted alphabetically by surname. House of Representatives Document #1178 from the 23rd Congress - First Session. Depositions and proof of ownership of each of the many tracts in Missouri.

This publication provides a collection of records such as indentures, deeds, diaries, letters, and wills from Putnam County, Tennessee. The surnames of grantors are arranged alphabetically in the index, along with corresponding page numbers.

These documents provide marriage records for Lincoln County, Tennessee, from 1838-1860, arranged chronologically. Entries include the full names of groom and bride, dates, and the wedding officiant. A full-name index is included.