Books In The Price Family History Center

and Their Contents

Compiled by Joyce B. Keller

*ADDRESSES:

1/41 THE GENEALOGICAL ADDRESS BOOK
--Provides the Genealogist with immediate access names and addresses of the various organizations and institutions which might be of assistance in his work. *National addresses *state addresses *Ethnic and Religious organizations *Special Resources* Periodicals and Newsletters.

*ALABAMA:

1/199 BURIAL RECORDS, MOBILE COUNTY, ALABAMA 1820-1856, Vol. I
This publication covers three major yellow fever periods in our city. They were 1821-22, 1837-1843 and 1853-56-- Many nationalities were represented in early MOBILE according to the records.-- POLAND, GERMANY, FRANCE, PRUSSIA, SPAIN, ENGLAND, To Name a few.

4/53 EARLIEST SHELBY COUNTY, ALABAMA MARRIAGES (1961)
- This book contains marriage records as recorded in the first book of marriages in Shelby County, plus some of the early marriages recorded in later volumes. They were copied from a photostatic typewritten copy of the original records in the possession of the Department of Archives and HISTORY in Montgomery, Alabama.

*ALASKA:

2/73 GHOST TOWNS OF THE WEST (1970-1971
See under HISTORIES for more about the book.

*AMERICA OR *AMERICAN:

1/151 HANDWRITING AND RECORDS OF AMERICA

1/154 THE HANDWRITING of AMERICAN RECORDS FOR A PERIOD OF 300 YEARS.

1/155 BOLTON'S AMERICAN ARMORY (Coat of Arms)

1/160 THE COMPENDIUM of AMERICAN GENEALOGY Vol. VII
A Genealogical Encyclopedia of the United States First families of America.

1/168 See GUIDES or HOW-T0-DO-IT

1/64 See STATES or COUNTIES

1/168 BUILDING AN AMERICAN PEDIGREE
(A How-To-Book-getting started guide)

1/174 A BIBLIOGRAPHY of SHIP PASSENGER LISTS 1538-1825
(Being a guide to published lists of Early Immigrants to North America with a list of passenger arrival records in the National Archives.)

1/175 AMERICAN PASSENGER ARRIVAL RECORDS
(a guide to the record of Immigrants arriving at American Ports by Sail & Steam)

1/177 LAND RECORDS OF AMERICA AND THEIR GENEALOGICAL VALUE

1/178 LAND RECORDS OF AMERICA--MILITARY RECORDS of AMERICA
- CENSUS RECORDS OF AMERICA.

1/180 MILITARY RECORDS of AMERICA
(Colonial Wars--Revolutionary War-- of Genealogical value--History--

1/181 MILITARY RECORDS of AMERICA
(Colonial Wars--Revolutionary War--Of Genealogical value--History--

1/39 see under Stories.

1/62 See ATLAS

1/63 MIGRATION SOURCES-GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTH AMERICA, 1967
Second Annual Priesthood Genealogical RESEARCH Seminar. This 2nd Seminar will deal with migration in several area but emphasis will be given early L.D.S. migration problems. It is hoped that this MANUAL will serve as a valuable tool in locating ancestors and individuals associated with the L.D.S. Church in its earlier years. It has 4 sections-I-British-American migration procedural outline--II-includes the names of persons who died in early history of the Church or while crossing the plains.--III-Pottattame County, Iowa, INDEX to 1850 CENSUS--IV-Registry of names of persons residing in the various wards as to Bishop'sreports, Great Salt Lake City-1852

1/73 ADVANCED GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH, 1959
-- The need for specific guidance in AMERICAN research for ancestors is becoming ever more insistent and pressing. This volume, it is hoped, will help meet this urgent need.

1/249 FOUNDERS & PATRIOTS--FOUNDERS OF EARLY AMERICAN FAMILIES
- (1975) See Patriots or Immigrants.

1/170 * LISTS OF IMMIGRANTS TO AMERICA 1600-1700
--The original lists of persons of quality; Emigrants; Religious exiles political rebels; serving men sold for a term of years; apprentices; children stolen; maidens pressed; and others who went from Great Britain to the American plantations, 1600-1700--with their ages, the localities where they formerly lived in the mother country, the names of the ships in which they embarked, and other interesting particulars.-- REGISTER of the names of all the passengers from London during one whole year, ending Christmas, 1635. --My object is simply and briefly point out some of the causes which contributed to he early emigration of English families to America; and then to estimate the practical value of the contents of the present volume as a means of assistance in making genealogical researches in the mother country.

1/186 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AMERICAN COUNTY HISTORIES
The purpose of this work us to identify American county histories...States are in alphabetical order, as are the counties with in the states.

1/156 AMERICAN ORIGINS
- Medieval records, Parish Registers, Civil records.

1/104 GENEALOGY IN AMERICA - Vol. I 1968--Massachusetts, Maine and Connecticut.
- This work is one of a series of volumes designed to identify genealogical sources in North America and is a GUIDE prepared for students of B.Y.U. IN Provo, Utah. It also can serve as a GUIDE for others interested in genealogical research in Libraries, Archives and Societies, as well as Field research.

1/185 AMERICAN MARRIAGE RECORDS BEFORE 1699

1/202 See MARYLAND RECORDS

1/254 SURVEY OF AMERICAN CHURCH RECORDS (1971)
See Church Records.

1/255 CONCISE DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY (1964)
- See Dictionaries.

4/23 THE HISTORY OF THE CONES IN AMERICA (1966)
- See Family records.

4/30 GULICKS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (1961)
- There appeared to be no record that was reasonably extensive, accurately listed chronologically, and publicly available to or usable by the average member of the family, who might be interested in his lineage. With this in mind, he decided to try and compile such a record. This book is the result.

5/3 ULSTER EMIGRATION TO COLONIAL AMERICA 1718-1775 (1966)
This volume by Dr. Dickson is the first in a series which will, I hope, not only add to our knowledge of the ULSTER-SCOTS, but will also make a serious contribution to the history of the United Kingdom and of British expansion overseas. The IRISH emigrant to Colonial America has failed to attract the attention he deserves purely as an emigrant. The object of this book is to fill in part of that gap in Irish history by examining emigration to Colonial America from the northern ports of Ireland, for it from those ports that a substantial number of America-bound emigrants sailed.

5/4 THE SCOTCH IRISH, OR THE SCOT IN NORTH BRITAIN, NORTH IRELAND, AND AMERICA, Vol. I
- See Scotland.

5/5 THE SCOTCH IRISH, Vol. II, The SCOTCH IRISH IN AMERICA(1968)
- Chapter I, The American Union - Chapter 2, 17^th century Emigration from Scotland and Ulster. - Chapter 3, The Seaboard Colonies - Chapter 4, Pennsylvania - Chapter 5, The Settlement Enumerated -- Has Appendixes and an Index to the two volumes. The appendixes are very interesting. One has the genealogies of the United States Presidents.

5/23 IMMIGRANTS TO AMERICA APPEARING IN ENGLISH RECORDS
- See EMIGRATION and Immigration for more details about the book.

5/66 Finding ITALIAN ROOTS - The complete GUIDE for AMERICANS
See ITALIAN RECORDS for more detail about the book.

ANCESTRY:

1/172 LOCATING YOUR IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR (Migration, Naturalization)

1/173 THE ENGLISH ANCESTRY and HOME OF THE PILGRIM FATHER'S
Who came to Plymouth on "The Mayflower" in 1620, The "Fortune" in 1621, The "Anne" and The "Little James" in 1623)

1/61 TRACING YOUR ANCESTRY 1976
A step-by-step GUIDE to researching your Family History - To challenge, to encourage even to prod you to follow an orderly progression of research - that is what this book is all about.

1/74 KNOW YOUR ANCESTORS
- A GUIDE to genealogical research It is designed to provide a guide for family history classes--The course is intended to give fundamental instruction in scientific methods of tracing ancestry and compiling family history.--to acquaint the student or reader with the principles of original research in American genealogy - Canada and the British Isles - Heraldry.

1/76 LOCATING YOUR IMMIGRANT ANCESTOR
- See IMMIGRATION-IMMIGRANTS

1/79 SCOTTISH ROOTS - A STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE FOR ANCESTOR HUNTERS (1990)
--This book is an attempt to show what can be achieved by Scots who have not yet become aware of the rich legacy of records and documents which allow even people from the humblest origins to span those centuries--It is not intended to provide the exhaustive and definitive guide to all the many sources.

1/80 TRACING YOUR SCOTTISH ANCESTRY--(1990
A GUIDE to genealogy in Scotland--It gives examples of how to set about a search, but it is not only beginner's who will learn a lot from these pages, containing as they do so many hints and tips drawn from her extensive experiences.

1/83 IN SEARCH OF YOUR EUROPEAN ROOTS
A complete GUIDE to tracing your Ancestors in every country in Europe.

1/117 SEARCHING FOR YOUR ANCESTORS, 1960
(the HOW and WHY of genealogy.)

1/237 Missing

1/238 - 1/248 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: (1968, Vol. 1-12)
Giving the name of descent, in the male line, of Americans whose Ancestors settled in the United States previous to the Declaration of Independence, A.D. 1776. Volume II Columbia County, New York 1887.

1/239 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume III
-Embracing lineage's from the whole of the United States 1888. Rest is same as 1/238 above.

1/240 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume IV
---Embracing lineage's from the whole of the United States 1889. See 1/238 above.

1/241 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume V
---Embracing lineage's from the whole of the United States 1890. See 1/238 above.

1/242 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume VI
---Embracing lineage's from the whole of the United States 1891. See 1/238 above.

1/243 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume VII
---Embracing lineage's from the whole of the United States 1892. See 1/238 above.

1/244 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume VIII
---Embracing lineage's from the whole of the United States 1893. See 1/238

1/235 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume IX
---Embracing lineage's from the whole of the United States 1894. See 1/238.

1/246 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume X
--Embracing lineage's fromthe whole of the United States 1895. See 1/238

1/247 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume XI
---Embracing lineage's fromthe whole of the United States 1898. See 1/238

1/248 AMERICAN ANCESTRY: Volume XII
---Embracing lineage's from the whole of the United States 1899. See 1/238

4/1 THE ANCESTORS and DESCENDANTS of ENOS CURTIS & RUTH FRANKLIN
-- Utah Pioneers-1783-1964 and related families(no Pub. date) - Its motive is to gain a better understanding of our forefathers and help us to better understand ourselves, searching from the earliest known generation to the present, to do justice to our heritage.

4/6 OUR GOLDEN HERITAGE
The Duane and Addie Noble Hamblinfamily (1977) - Lois Hamblin Golding spent many years researching, collecting and writing the story of her ANCESTORS and her family for this book.

4/7 THE JOSHUA SALISBURY FAMILY BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE
See FAMILY RECORDS.

4/11 BENTLEY-DODSON - Descendants and ancestors
- See FAMILY RECORDS

4/12 THE LETHAM OR LEATHAM FAMILY BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE
- See FAMILY RECORDS for more about the book.

4/41 THE GENEALOGY OF REV. W. H. VAN DEUSEN AND RELATED FAMILIES
See FAMILY RECORDS--HISTORIES for some details about the book.

4/42 OUR ELLSWORTH ANCESTORS
-- See GENEALOGIES for some detail about the book.

4/44 THE DARNALL, DARNELL FAMILY including DARNEAL, DARNEILLE DARNIELLE, DARNOLD, DEARNALL, DURNALL, DURNELL, and names variously spelled with allied families
. See FAMILY RECORDS for more about the book.

4/50 HANKS AND OTHER ANCESTORS OF MINE, By Edgar Freeman Hanks- (1968)
- There is no question but that further historical facts could or can be researched. I hope this present work may stimulate younger members of these families, and perhaps members yet unborn, to an interest in their fore-bears. They are a part of us. -BIBLIOGRAPHY- Chapter 1, Paternal- Early ancestors, England- Chapter 2, Benjamin (1) Hanks- Chapter 3, Benjamin (2) Hanks- Chapter 4, Uriah (3) Hanks- Chapter 5,Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin (4) Hanks- Chapter 6, Horatio (5) Hanks- Chapter 7, Edgar (7)Hanks- Chapter 8, Edmund (7) Hanks- Chapter 9,John (8)Tomlinson Hanks- Chapter 10, The Freemans- Chapter 11, Eligible Ancestors-- Part II-MATERNAL ANCESTORS-- Chapter 12, The Lagerstrom Family of SWEDEN- Chapter 13, The Bergstrom Family and the Lagerstrom Family (continued)- Chapter 14, My Grandmother and Grandfather- Chapter 15, Adele B. Hanks.

4/51 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MELVIN A. COOK, Vol. I (1973)
Reflections on ANCESTRY and Early Life.

4/57 THE ROSEBAUGH LINE AND RELATED BRANCHES - (NO DATE)
How does one ever really come to know his ancestors now gone, or his relatives now scattered over the world. I will try to give what BIOGRAPHY I have for each of our ANCESTORS. Later generations may just be numbered or named.

5/1 IN SEARCH OF SCOTTISH ANCESTRY, (1980)
- It is always advantageous for the genealogist to have some knowledge of a country's history, especially her social and economic history. This is particularly desirable in Scotland research. - SCOTLAND's early history is one of a continual struggle with its neighbouring and more powerful country south of its border. The introduction gives an interesting history of the struggles and resistance to other kingdoms and their wars. The Scottish emigrants, by their enterprise and industry brought great benefits to the countries on which they settled. Many Scotsmen in the early 19^th century migrated to England, particularly to the north of England, and to the developing port of Liverpool. - Chapter I, is on family information - chapter II, Civil Registration - chapter III, Parish and nonconformist Register - chapter IV, Surnames and Christian names, etc.

5/7 IRISH AND SCOTCH-IRISH ANCESTRAL RESEARCH - A GUIDE TO THE GENEALOGICAL RECORDS, METHODS AND SOURCES IN IRELAND- (1962)
Repositories and Records - Americans have previously had little hope of discovering the historical and genealogical records of their forbears, due to the lack of any comprehensive and detailed guide to the methods of work and the collections of genealogical sources materials of all classes, scattered among the many repositories of records in IRELAND. These two volumes, offering the first complete guide to IRISH and Scotch-Irish genealogical research ever published in America or abroad, are the result of three extended periods of work in the principal repositories of records throughout Ireland in 1951, 1952, and 1955, etc.

5/8 IRISH AND SCOTCH-IRISH ANCESTRAL RESEARCH--A GUIDE TO THE GENEALOGICAL RECORDS, METHODS AND SOURCES IN IRELAND.
See GUIDES or IRISH records.

5/11 HANDBOOK ON IRISH GENEALOGY - HOW TO TRACE YOUR ANCESTORS AND RELATIVES IN IRELAND.
See IRISH RECORDS for more about the book.

5/17 THE LIVES AND TIMES OF OUR ENGLISH ANCESTORS, Vol. 2 (1980)
- This book was meant as a broad overview of the conditions under which our ancestors lived, emphasizing in general terms only the economic conditions under which our poorer ancestors lived. This volume deals largely with actual events that took place in the lives of persons or groups of persons, representing, in the social strata, the more than 90% of the population, the lower classes. Unlike volume I, this volume deals with only four centuries, 1500-1900. This volume is also designed to help you in writing your multi-generation English Family History. Looks very interesting indeed.

5/25 THE HOUSE OF HANOVER
- See ENGLAND for more about the book

5/29 THE LIVES AND TIMES OF OUR ENGLISH ANCESTORS
- See ENGLANDfor more detail about the book.

2/80 THE TRAIL WEST - A Bibliography-Index to Western American Trails 1841-1869, (1988)
- It was clear that a comprehensive indexed guide to all trail literature was needed. Patrons frequently asked for data on lesser-known routes not described in standard reference guides--There was no single reference tool that surveyed the entire field of Western North American trails. The final format included diaries, recollections, books, articles, thesis/dissertations, graphics and maps. The time frame extended from 1841's initial California-bound settlers to the completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869. Additionally, sources important to subjects related to the trail experience were collected and indexed in detail.

6/40 TRACING MORMON PIONEERS
--- See Pioneers for more about

6/41 ROYAL ANCESTORS of SOME L.D.S. FAMILIES (1975 edition)
- This edition of Royal Ancestors contains 255 royal line pedigree charts (Section II, pp. 119-248), some brief histories (Section III, pp. 249-54), and a complete 17-page index (starting on p. 255). It contains a wealth of information that will be of interest to all L.D.S. families who claim descent from the English royal lines A separate set of over 500 family group sheets is also available to go along with the royal line pedigree in section II.

6/44 MORMON PIONEER PEDIGREE CHARTS (Looseleaf binder)
This volume contains the first 2500 pedigree charts, in sized-down form, of the Mormon Pioneer Genealogy Library. The starting charts in this volume contain 5th, 6th, and 7^th generation ancestors of most church members who have Mormon Pioneer ancestry.

2/88 THE SURNAME PURSUIT, Vol. I, No. 4, (1989)
- A surnamePublication Queries - This publication is made to assist people in contacting each other who may be researching forthe same ancestor.

*ANCIENT RECORDS:

1/85 See ENCYCLOPEDIA

5/16 ANCIENT WILLS

4/25a GENEALOGIES OF THE POTTER, BARBER, ZIMMER AND RELATED FAMILIES -(1933, 1st edit.)
A Compendium of Family pictures-ANCIENT HISTORY and vital statistics of 1,000 people with photographic Blue prints of nearly 300 persons and two dozen places, including a full page Coat of Arms in colors.

5/24 Key To THE ANCIENT PARISH REGISTERS of England and Wales (1962)
- The object of this work is to provide those who have reason to consult the Parish Registers with an easyand reliable GUIDE as to the accessibility or otherwise of these national records, and although the introductory chapter which treats the subject from the historical aspect, may possess an interest for the general reader, the book is primarily designed to afford such practical information as is likely to be of service to the intending searcher.

5/38 YOUR ANCIENT CANADIAN FAMILY TIES, (1972)
- Has a small introduction on the local History of the French-Canadians as it was in the early years of New France, or as our Pioneers saw and lived it. You should be proud of your Ancestors because the life they led showed faith and courage, and it was a rugged one. Also, let's remember that in those early years in Canada, our forefathers had only their wives and their rifles. - It contains short biographies,alphabetically arranged, of the French-Canadian settlers in Canada from 1618-1700. - It has a surname index.

*ARCHIVES:

1/174 See AMERICA
- Also Biographies and Bibliographies

1/127 GUIDE TO GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES(1983)
- CENSUS-PASSENGER ARRIVAL LISTS-NATURALIZATION RECORDS-MILITARY RECORDS-LAND RECORDS-COURT RECORDS--

1/143 THE ARCHIVES
- A GUIDE to the National Archives Field Branches---Census, Naturalization, Indian affairs, immigration with illustrations - some MAPS included.

1/25 See DIRECTORIES

1/38 See UTAH RECORDS

1/69 GUIDE TO GENEALOGICAL RECORDS IN THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES (1964)
- The records described in this guide are records of the Federal Government, created to satisfy legal requirements or to meet the administrative or other needs of the originating agencies. They were not originally made for genealogical purposes, but has collected a wealth of other data useful for family history.

2/60 INVENTORY OF THE COUNTY ARCHIVES OF UTAH (1940)
See county records.

4/18 THE NEWELL K. WHITNEY COLLECTION (1978)
- Register of the Newell Kimball Whitney papers, Division of ARCHIVES and Manuscripts-- Biographical sketches.

ARIZONA

2/73 GHOST TOWNS OF THE WEST,
See HISTORIES

*ARMORY:

1/155 BOLTON'S AMERICAN ARMORY (Coat of Arms)

5/33 THE GENERAL ARMORY OF ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, AND WALES;
comprising a REGISTRY of ARMORAL BEARINGS from the earliest to the present (1884), (first published 1842, 2nd edition 1884, Facsimile edition 1961, 2nd impression 1962)- The works comprises the Amorial Bearings of the Noble men and Gentlemen of the British Empire, and the various Coats that are to be seen in Churches and family mansions,together with those traceable on Seals, Deed, Wills, and monumental remains. History and genealogy, linked as they are with Heraldry, are illustrated and in some instances explained, by the Science of Arms -- The ARMORY will, it is earnestly hoped, become a book of general and satis- factory reference on the subject of HERALDRY and ARMS, and form the sequel to my series of works in elucidation of the genealogy and history of the titled and untitled order of three Kingdoms.

*ATLAS:

1/62 A GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL ATLAS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
-The one and only purpose if this historical Atlas is to bring to the knowledge and understanding ofthe American genealogical and historical researcher a collection of MAPS, as well as other information that willenable him to solve a research problem. the information herein, as well as the MAPS, is selected with this purposein mind.

1/100 GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF SCOTLAND
- Compiled from original MAPS By Gardner, Harland and Smith.

5/72 DANMARK 1:100 000 TOPOGRAFISK ATLAS (1982)

5/76 K.A.K'S BILATLAS--SWEDEN -- (1945)
- Has lots of MAPS in the front part.

5/77 GENEALOGICAL GUIDEBOOK & ATLAS OF DENMARK (1969)
- The aim of the compilers in publishing this book is to provide in the English language the basic information and references needed to conduct good research in DANISH genealogical records. Thus, this book gives a very brief description of the four major sources---church records, census returns military levying rolls and probate records. These sources are treated in more detail in research papers published by the Genealogical Society in Salt Lake City. Also included here are ecclesiastical and topographical MAPS which will assist both the experienced researcher and the amateur in locality problems. -- this book has a list of the more common terms found in DANISH genealogical recordstogether with English equivalents; a calendar of the mostfrequently used feast days; and an alphabet of the GOTHIC SCRIPT to assist in DECIPHERING the OLD HANDWRITING. The authors have prepared this book in the belief that the aids it contains will be of great value to those searching for their DANISH ANCESTORS.

5/78 This book is the same as 7/6 above.

5/79 A NEW GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF IRELAND (1986)
- Ancestral research in IRELAND requires familiarity with historical records and an understanding of how these records are organized. The geographical dimension in Irish genealogy is of utmost importance, as historical records were gradually gathered by various administrative divisions. It is intended that this Volume of MAPS be used in conjunction with the General alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland. The intention of this ATLAS is to locate six major administrative divisions -namely, counties, baronies, civil parishes, dioceses, poor low unions and probate districts. All main recordsources are organized by at least one of these divisions..

5/80 GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, (1966)
--In the first part of this book you will find a county MAP and a relief map for each state in the union. There is an INDEX which lists each state with its counties in alphabetical order.. In the back of the book you will find two large fold-out maps; one a complete county map of the United States, - and the other a complete relief map of the United States. These MAPS will be very helpful as they show all states in their relation to the country as a whole.

5/81 The Phillimore ATLAS and INDEX of PARISH REGISTERS, (1984) (England)
- The Atlas contains (unless otherwise stated) a genealogical MAP of the pre-1832 parishes, and a topographical MAP from James Bell's A New and Comprehensive Gazetteer of England and Wales of 1834. Because so many of these publications now exist, each covering a part of the complex picture, but none the entirety, Phillimore and Company had the idea of producing a consolidated, simplified GUIDE to help the would-be user. At the same time, the Institute of Heraldic and Genealogical Studies approached Phillimore with the proposal that their famous series of colored county maps, exhaustively revised between 1980 and 1984, should be published together in a bound ATLAS The two ideas were combined by increasing the scope of the Index to the Atlas to provide the additional information that the searcher needs. All who have had need to consult parish registers will recognize that this book is probably the most practical and comprehensive GUIDE ever devised.

5/82 NATIONAL ATLAS - ROAD MAPS AND TOWN PLANS - GREAT BRITAIN with special London Section and town plans --(1968)

5/83 ATLAS OF THE BIBLE - (Readers Digest) - An Illustrated GUIDE To The Holy Land---(1983)
- At the core of any Atlas are the MAPS, and Atlas of the Bible has dozens of these. But before the reader comes to the maps, he is given an extended introduction to the Bible world, a collection of special features that serve as an illustrated guide to the Holy Land.

5/84 GENEALOGICAL GUIDEBOOK AND ATLAS OF NORWAY, (no date)
- This book gives a very brief description of three major sources...church records, census returns and probate records. These sources are treated in more detail in research papers published by the Genealogical Society in Salt Lake City -- Included is a topographical MAP produced in sections which will assist both the experienced researcher and the amateur in locality problems. These are anessential tool for conducting genealogical research. A list of parishes is supplied and shows the year when theregister in each parish began and the name of the head parish to which it was connected. This list therefore, becomes another invaluable research tool. This book has a list of the more common terms found in NORWEGIAN genealogical records, together with English equivalents; a calender of the most frequently used feast days; and an alphabet of the GOTHIC SCRIPT to assist in deciphering the old handwriting.

5/85 ROAD ATLAS--EUROPE (1976)

5/88 **TIME WORLD ATLAS, (1978)--INDEX OF THE WORLD
- This alphabetical list of grand divisions, countries, states Colonial possessions, etc., gives page numbers and index references on which they are shown on the largest scale as well as area and population of each unit--The index reference shows the square on the respective map in which the name of the entry map be located. An index of major cities of the United States may be found on pages 175-176.

5/89 GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF SCOTLAND (1962)
- Compiled from original MAPS-- the Index lists all parishes and also many smaller places within these parishes, and indicates the county of which each place is a part. Also included in this Index are references to districts, rivers and mountains.

5/86 MASTER ATLAS OF GREATER LONDON (ENGLAND) (no date)

5/90 GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF ENGLAND AND WALES, (1960, reprinted 1974)
- Compiled from original MAPS--2nd edition with Index - The ATLAS is a MAP-SCALE that permits a wealth ofinformation to be shown: names of cities, parishes, townships, hamlets, mountains, old roads, and the boundaries of counties and dioceses. Each section has an overlap extending a few miles into the area adjoining section making possible easy reference.

5/91 GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF ENGLAND AND WALES, (1960)
- Compiledfrom original MAPS. Has same introductory as 7/19 above.

5/94 HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL ATLAS OF THE EASTERN UNITEDSTATES, (no date)
- Chronological MAPS from the revolutionary period to the present for 26 states east of the Mississippi River.. The maps included in the Atlas are designed to provide information from Atlases which are not otherwise readily available. The maps were selected to provide coverage of the various states from the 1800's to the present.

5/95 A GENEALOGICAL AND HISTORICAL ATLAS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, (1976)
- by Kay Kirkham, Everton Publishers--The one and only purpose of this Historical Atlas is to bring to the knowledge and understanding of the American Genealogical and historical researcher a collection of MAPS, as well as other information that will enable him to solve a research problem. The information herein, as well as the MAPS, is selected with this purpose in mind. The arrangement of this book is such that, from the first tothe last section, the ever-changing boundaries of the counties, territories and states can be studied. It is not sufficient, in historical research, to know WHEN an event took place, it is necessary to know WHERE it happened. Of greater importance still, as far as records are concerned it is necessary to know the political jurisdiction of the designated area. This book features, in particular, state maps with the county outlines defined.

*ASIAN RECORDS:

2/27 OUR PIONEER HERITAGE, Vol. 10
-- Chapter 8 is THE EARLY CHINESE OF WESTERN UNITED STATES.

*AUTOBIOGRAPHIES:

2/18 Through 2/37 -- OUR PIONEER HERITAGE, Vol. 1-20
-- There are many BIOGRAPHIES throughout these volumes. See under PIONEERS for a description of the volumes and the chapters that are in them.

3/2 GUIDE TO MORMON DIARIES AND AUTOBIOGRAPHIES---See DIARIES.

3/3 Is missing

4/19 TOGETHER AGAIN - An AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL HISTORY - SOPHIA PARKER STAPLEY (1976)
- One of my fondest memories was of the large family reunions we used to have, and how they came to be such important events in our lives. As I sum it up, we enjoyed each other. It is different now. We are apart more than together. A hope is that this book helps to bring us together again, even if only in print...a record of those of us who once were and those of us who now are, for those of us who are yet to be.

4/37 CRITCHLOW AND RELATED FAMILIES
-- See GENEALOGIES for some details about the book.

4/51 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MELVIN A. COOK, Vol. I (1973)
- Reflections on ANCESTRY and Early Life.

5/53 AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF ANDREW JENSEN--ASSISTANT HISTORIAN OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY-SAINTS (1938)

*BAPTISM RECORDS:

1/209 SEE MASSACHUSETTS

5/10 A GUIDE TO IRISH PARISH REGISTERS
-- See GUIDES or IRISH RECORDS for more about the book.

*BIBLE RECORDS:

1/34 An INDEX to some of the BIBLE and FAMILY RECORDS of the United States, Vol. II.
(Excluding the Southern States - see Vol. I) 45,500 References as taken from the Microfilm at the Genealogical Society of Utah of the Daughters of the American Revolution..New England States--North Central States--Mid Central States--and some Western States.

1/35 see Indexes

*BIBLIOGRAPHY and *BIOGRAPHIES:

1/174 A BIBLIOGRAPHY of THE SHIP PASSENGER LISTS 1538-1825-
(being a guide to Published lists of Early Immigrants to North America and a list of passenger arrival records in the National Archives.)

1/182 FIGHTERS FOR INDEPENDENCE---)
A guide to Sources of Biographical information on Soldiers and Sailors of the American Revolution--Military and related records-- compiled lists of names and Biographical sketches--Diaries Journals--Memoirs--and Autobiographies...

1/125 GENEALOGY - A GUIDE TO FOREIGN GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH (1976)
A selected BIBLIOGRAPHY of printed material with addresses -Genealogical terminology-Danish and Norwegian - Dutch Genealogical terminology - German, Swiss and Austrian Genealogical terms - German abbreviations.

1/27 DESERET NEWS 1975 CHURCH ALMANAC
- see L.D.S. BOOKS

1/36 and 1/37 NAME INDEX TO THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS COLLECTION
see Indexes

1/41 THE ROYALISTS OF MASSACHUSETTS AND THE OTHER SIDE OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
- Indexed - Histories and biographies.

1/41b LAND AND PROPERTY RESEARCH-IN THE UNITED STATES
-see under Land and Property.

1/60 CHECK LIST OF HISTORICAL RECORDS SURVEY PUBLICATIONS-WPA
Bibliography of research projects reports.

1/186 A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF AMERICAN COUNTY HISTORIES
- The purpose of this work is to identify American County Histories. States are in alphabetical order, as are the counties within the states.

1/189 SCOTCH HIGHLANDERS IN AMERICA
- An HISTORICAL account prior to the peace of 1783-together with notices of Highland Regiments and Biographical sketches.

1/235 SEE OHIO and or HISTORIES.

1/255 CONCISE DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY (1964
) See under DICTIONARIES.

1/256 SEDGEWICK COUNTY, KANSAS (1885) PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM.
See under COUNTY or KANSAS.

2/1 HISTORY OF UTAH SINCE STATEHOOD, HISTORICAL & BIOGRAPHICAL
See Histories or Utah

2/18 through 2/37 - OUR PIONEER HERITAGE,
Volumes 1-20 has many Biographies throughout the chapters of the volumes See under PIONEERS for the descriptions of the volumes and chapters.

2/57 LOVELL Our Pioneer Heritage
--See under PIONEERS or WYOMING

3/4 L.D.S. BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, Volume II (1914)
- A compilation of BIOGRAPHICAL sketches of prominent Men and Women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints --It contains 1,182 BIOGRAPHICAL sketches. These added to the 690 sketches of a similar mature contained in Vol. I makes 1,872 sketches compiled, edited and published in the two volumes. It is not alphabetical, but has an index in the back of the book 3/5 L.D.S. BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, Volume III, (1920) - Like its predecessors, it contains life sketches of faithful and active members of the Church. It is valuable to Latter-Day-Saints from a genealogical standpoint, as each sketch is practically a link in the great chain, which reaches as far back into the mysterious past as there are records and traditions, and points indefinitely to the great future; the author has endeavored in each sketch to give the names of both parents.

3/6 L.D.S. BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, Volume IV, (1936)
- With the approval of the First Presidency of the Church, it was decided to publish one more volume in order to make the circle of information more nearly complete, and with this aim in mind the present book, Vol. IV, will enable the student to find anything contained in all the four books of the Encyclopedia

3/8 L.D.S. BIOGRAPHICAL ENCYCLOPEDIA, Vol. I (1901)
- On the rolls of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints are found the names of a host of men and women of worth heroes and heroines of a higher type, who have been, and are willing to sacrifice fortunes and life for the sake of their religion. It is for the purpose of perpetuating the memory of these, and to place on record deeds worthy of imitation, that this book makes its appearance. It has been compiled with great care, and yet it is not free from errors.

4/7 THE JOSHUA SALISBURY FAMILY BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE (1969)
a Genealogical-Historical and Biographical Dictionary of Joshua Salisbury-His ancestry, His descendants and allied families. The arrangement of the Family Group records is in alphabetical order, using the name of the husband on each record as a basis.

4/12 The LETHAM or LEATHAM FAMILY BOOK OF REMEMBRANCE (1955