Carol Roark joins Genealogy Section as Manager

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Carol Roark joins
Genealogy Section as
Manager
Date September - October 2009
Volume 34, Number 6
Issue 292
A publication of the
Dallas Genealogical Society
Inside This Issue:
90
President’s Column
In Memory of
Randi Smith
Carol Roark is the new manager of the Dallas Public Library’s Genealogy
Section, in addition to the duties she holds on the seventh floor as manager
of the Texas/Dallas History & Archives Division and the Fine Books
Division. Carol has worked for Dallas Public Library for 18 years. She
holds a BA in Anthropology from the University of Texas, Austin (1974),
an MA in American Studies from Texas Christian University (1984), and an
MLS from the University of North Texas (1993).
Her specialties are Texas and regional history, focusing on architecture and
photography. She has published four books, Fort Worth & Tarrant County:
An Historical Guide (TCU Press, 2004), Fort Worth Then & Now (TCU
Press, 2001), Fort Worth’s Legendary Landmarks (TCU Press, 1995), and
Catalogue of the Amon Carter Museum Photography Collection (Amon
Carter Museum, 1988) as well as numerous articles and book reviews for
historical journals.
A Certified Archivist, Carol is a past president of the Society of Southwest
Archivists. Before coming to Dallas Public, Carol worked for the Historic
Preservation Council for Tarrant County, a group that conducted an historic
resources survey of 2,200 buildings in Tarrant County. As editor of the
survey books, she did the “genealogy” of many of the houses and buildings
discussed in the volumes. Carol has assisted many genealogy patrons with
Texas ancestors in Texas/Dallas History and looks forward to working with
researchers on the eighth floor.
DGS Membership
Increase
91
Cartographic Records
By Lloyd deWitt
Brockstruck
92
New Acquisitions
105
Library’s New Hours
106
DGS Programs
Award Program
Information
107
DGS Contacts
P.O. Box 12446
Dallas, Texas 75225-0446
www.dallasgenealogy.org
Dallas Genealogical Society Newsletter
PRESIDENT’S
COLUMN
In Memory of
Randi Smith
Liz Kutz
There is now a gentle crispness in the air about
Dallas. The State Fair is over and it is now time
to look forward to the holidays with family and
a new year.
We have been busy at the Dallas
Genealogical Society as we have passed new
bylaws, new dues, and the nominating
committee has been fast at work with a slate of
new officers. These will be presented to the
Society on November 14th at the general
meeting for consideration and a vote of
approval. December 3rd will be our awards
program for this year, from 6 to 8 pm on the 7th
floor of the Dallas Public Library in the O-Hare
Room. Cost will be $8.00 for the evening. This
will be not a dinner, but heavy hors d’oeuvres
will be served.
The fiche project for the USA is coming to
completion; Shirley Sloat has done a wonderful
job with this. The fiche project volunteers are
being recognized on November 14th at the
general meeting with a reception afterwards.
We also will be honoring Lloyd with his years of
work at the Dallas Public Library.
I have been very honored and humbled to
serve you during the last two years as
President. I wish the best in the future for the
Society and its future leadership.
DGS lifetime member, Lalla Faye “Randi”
Brown Smith died on Wednesday, August 26,
2009. Randi was very active at DGS and will
be missed by many. In addition to being a
lifetime member of our society, Randi was also
a member of the San Jacinto Descendants;
The Jane Douglas Chapter of U.S. Daughters
of the American Revolution; The John Cavet
Chapter U.S. Daughters of the War of 1812;
and Chapter No. 6 of the Daughters of the
Confederacy. She was also the past president
of the James Bonham Chapter, Daughters of
the Republic of Texas, and served at the state
level of the D.R.T. on the historical committee.
She was also a member of Scofield Memorial
Church and in the Primetimers Club.
DGS Membership Dues Increase
At the October 24th DGS General
Meeting, the amendment to increase
membership dues passed. This increase
will begin on January 1, 2010.
You can renew early at the current rate,
for as many years as you would like,
either on the website, or by mail.
DGS must receive your renewal, by
December 31, 2009.
Dallas Genealogical Society / September - October 2009 / Volume 34/ Number 6
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Cartographic
Records
By Lloyd deWitt
Brockstuck
Cartographic records are an important tool for
genealogical research. These may be individual
map sheets or atlases. Gregory A. Boyd has been
producing a series of volumes on family maps for
individual counties in the public domain, i.e. those
states other than the thirteen original colonies and
the states carved out of them (Vermont, Maine,
West Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky), plus
Texas, and Hawaii. The volumes, which he has
produced, show the names of the first original
owners of federal lands, and the names of adjoining
property owners.
In Boyd’s series, if the property owners purchased
their land from the federal government at the same
time, they knew each other. There is not, however,
any guarantee that the geographical propinquity
was at a given point of time. Maps reflecting the
neighborhood at the time one’s ancestors reside in
the county are much more desirable to enable the
researchers to pinpoint on the surface of the earth
exactly where an ancestor was located. Roads,
waterways, cemeteries and other features may
yield important clues for further investigation.
With a contribution from Dr. Donald Holcomb, the
Dallas Genealogical Society has gifted the
Genealogy Section of the Dallas Public Library with
a major cartographic research tool contained on
microfiche.
One of the largest map collections in the United
States is located in the Cartographic Division of the
Library of Congress. Among the most significant
groups of records in this collection are the
Nineteenth century land ownership maps. These
maps enable genealogists to trace their ancestry.
In 1967 Richard Stephenson’s Land Ownership
Maps: A Checklist of Nineteenth Century United
States County Maps in the Library of Congress,
(R016.91273/L697L/1977) appeared. Therein are
listed 1,449 of these county maps pertaining to
1,041 different counties. These are concentrated in
the northeastern and the north central states as
well as Virginia, Texas, and California. The maps
cover nearly a third of the adjacent forty-eight
states. Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, and Wyoming are
the only states not represented.
Only seven percent of the county maps were made
by 1840. A quarter of the maps were published
between 1841 and the outbreak of the Civil War
and involve the states of Virginia and Pennsylvania,
where the movements of armies were dependent
on knowing the lay of the land. All of the counties
in the Northeastern states (Massachusetts, Maine,
New York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Maryland, and Virginia), and
significant parts of Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan,
Ohio, and Wisconsin before 1860 are featured. In
the South, 327 maps of counties fronting on the
Mississippi River show plantations between 1851
and 1860.
Between 1861 and 1880 the county maps being
prepared lay in Virginia, Texas, Pennsylvania, and
the North Central States. In the Lone Star State,
the General Land Office initiated an extensive
mapping program in 1879. About 21% of all the
maps made between 1881 and 1900 are for Texas.
Few of the counties in the western part of the
country had land ownership maps issued.
Land Ownership Maps is arranged alphabetically
by state and thereunder by county. If a county has
had more than one map of land owners published,
the maps are identified by date and listed from the
oldest to the most recent. Middlesex County, New
Jersey, for example, has maps for 1766, 1850, and
1851; Bucks County, Pennsylvania for 1817, and
1850. There is an 1864 map of Isle of Wight
County, Virginia, with a portion of Nansemond
County included. For Dallas County, Texas, there
are maps for 1884, 1886, and 1900. Collin County
has one for 1881. The number of microfiche for
each map ranges from one to six.
To determine which counties, and what years of
coverage are offered, visit KinQuest.com, or the
Family
History
Library
catalogue
at
Familysearch.org.
Dallas Genealogical Society / September - October 2009 / Volume 34/ Number 6
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NEW ACQUISITIONS IN GENEALOGY
compiled by: Lloyd deWitt Bockstruck, FNGS
Fiche Project Cash Donations
John Brockman
Kathryn B. Garcia
$ 52
$ 30
Dr. Donald Holcomb
$ 300
(For the complete set of U.S. Land Records)
Ronnie Howser
Kathryn B. Madsen
Marilyn and James Mallinson*
Jeff Newman
Fay Osborn*
Etta Lou Schomer
Sharon Stevenson
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
6
30
50
30
50
20
10
Alexis Spiritas
$ 500
(In honor of Lloyd’s 37+ years of dedication
to the Dallas Public Library)
Texas Society, Dames of the Court of Honor
(In memory of Randi Smith)
$ 25
Jerry H. Turecky
Exxon-Mobil match
Exxon-Mobil match
$ 15
$ 50
$ 50
* Company matching program
Alabama
Land Claims in Alabama, 1828.
 General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the American
Revolution For the Edith Allen Palmer Collection
Land Grants to French Emigrants in Alabama, 1827.
Researching African American Genealogy in Alabama: A
Resource Guide
Researching in Alabama  The Estate of Ann Melugin
Williams
Arkansas
1890 Tax Book (Reconstructed Census), Logan County,
Arkansas  General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution For the Edith Allen Palmer Collection
Arkansas Prior Birth Index. Vols. 1-6. CD-ROM.
 Janet Branstetter
City of Hot Springs, Arkansas, Death Records, 1896 – 1917
Death Records from the Mena Star. 1935-1940.
History of Greene County, Arkansas.
History of Hatfield and some Polk County History.
Johnson County, Arkansas, Marriages, 1890-1908
Lafayette County, Arkansas, Marriage Records, 1828 – 1907.
Memories of Old Dallas.  General Levi Casey Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution For the Edith Allen
Palmer Collection
Reprint of Mena City Directory for 1919.
California
 = Gift
Alabama
Alabama Register, 2008: Of the Society of Colonial Wars in
the United States of America.
Alabama: The History of a Deep South State.  The Estate of
Ann Melugin Williams
Cemeteries of Jefferson County, Alabama, Vol. 2  The
Estate of Ann Melugin Williams
Frontier Claims in the Lower South  Lloyd deWitt Bockstruck
in Honor of Jean Gathright Holman
Heritage of Marion County, Alabama.  The Estate of Ann
Melugin Williams
Directory of the County of Placer for the Year 1861.
Fairfield's Pioneer History of Lassen County, California.
History of Colusa and Glenn Counties, California.
Memorial and Biographical History of the Counties of Fresno,
Tulare and Kern, California.  General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
Story of Early Mono County.
Dallas Genealogical Society / September – October 2009 / Volume 34/ Number 6
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Connecticut
The following are gifts from the General Levi Casey
Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution For
the Edith Allen Palmer Collection
Abstract of Probate Records at Fairfield, county of Fairfield,
and State of Connecticut, 1648-1750.
Groton, Connecticut 1705-1905.
History of Colebrook.
History of the First Light Battery Connecticut Volunteers, 18611865. 2 volumes.
History of the Ninth Regiment, Connecticut Volunteer Infantry,
“The Irish Regiment”, in the War of the Rebellion, 1861 – 1865.
History of the Second Connecticut Volunteer Heavy Artillery.
History of the Seventh Connecticut Volunteer Infantry.
History of the Sixteenth Connecticut Volunteers.
Lyme Miscellany, 1776-1976.
Making of Danielson, Connecticut.
Norwalk, Connecticut: Inscriptions from the Graveyards
Arranged in Alphabetical Order, also Genealogical Notes,
Records of Revolutionary Soldiers, Etc. 3 volumes.
Old Sixth Regiment: Its War Record 1861-1865.
Twentieth Connecticut: A Regimental History.
Two Centuries of New Milford, Connecticut.
Victorian Norwich, Connecticut.
Vital Statistics of Seymour, Connecticut.
Delaware
Delaware Marriages and Deaths from the Delaware Gazette,
1875 – 1879.  General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the
Old Delaware Clock-Makers.  General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
Wilmington, Delaware.  General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
District of Columbia
Burials in the Old Section of Washington Hebrew Congregation
Cemetery. 1 fiche.  Alexis Spiritas
Burials in Adas Israel Cemetery, 1870-1919. 1 fiche.  Alexis
Spiritas
Freedom & Slavery Documents in the District of Columbia. 2
vols.  General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the
Florida
1824 East Florida Land Titles.  General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
Land Claims in Florida, 1824.
Georgia
Southern Watchman, Athens, Georgia: Civil War Home Front
Coverage, 1861-1865.  R. J. Taylor, Jr. Foundation, Atlanta,
Georgia
Fayette County, Georgia Probate Records, 1824 - 1871. 
Jeannette H. Austin
Deeds and Mortgages Vols. A & B, 1828-1833; Deeds, Vol.
B2, 1833-1844; Deeds, Vols. C-H, 1833-1850. 6 rolls. 
Elizabeth "Pinkie" Feigl
Index to Deeds, Vols. 7 – 8, 1822 – 1887; Deeds, Vols. M, N,
O, & P, 1849 – 1868 (Henry County). 4 rolls  Elizabeth
“Pinkie” Feigl
st
Soldier’s Story of His Regiment – 61 Georgia.  General
Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution For
Murray County Grantor Index, A – E, 1833 – 1964. 
Elizabeth “Pinkie” Feigl
Forsyth County Administrator Bonds, 1835 – 1868. 1 roll. 
Lincoln County Wills and Estate Records, Vols. B – E, 1796 –
1877.  Elizabeth “Pinkie” Feigl
Changes in Charge Lines, North Georgia Conference, 1913 –
1996; 1915 – 2002. 2 vols.
Lincoln County Register of County Orders, 1868 – 1917. 
Lincoln County Land Warrants, 1796 -1855. 1 roll
 Elizabeth “Pinkie” Feigl
Estate Case Files, 1809 – 1907. Pearson, John W. – Pope,
Annie J. (Jasper Co.). 1 roll  Elizabeth “Pinkie” Feigl
Name Index to Wills, 1812 – 1839, Jasper County, Georgia. 1
fiche.  DGS
General Index to Proceeds of Estates, 1796 – 1899. (Lincoln
Co.). 2 rolls  Elizabeth “Pinkie” Feigl
Franklin County Wills, 1786 – 1813. 1 roll.  Elizabeth
“Pinkie” Feigl
Lincoln County Deeds and Mortgages, Vols. A-K, 1796. 
Jasper County Deeds, Direct & Reverse Indexes, 1808 – 1866.
11 rolls.  Elizabeth “Pinkie” Feigl
Georgia
The following are gifts from: General Levi Casey
Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution For the
Edith Allen Palmer Collection
Athens, Georgia, Newspaper Clippings (Southern Banner).
Vol.1 (1814 – 1830) & Vol. 6 (1844 – 1847).
Columbia County Gray: Burial Locations for Confederate
Soldiers in Columbia County, Georgia Including McDuffie
County.
Gwinnett County, Georgia, Book B, Marriage Licenses of Free
Persons of Color, 1866 – 1884.
Historical Record of the City of Savannah.
History of Oglethorpe County, Georgia.
Methodist Church Records Books, Milledgeville, Georgia, 1811
- 1876.
Page 93
Idaho
Gooding County Roots and Branches, 1989.  General Levi
Casey Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution For the
th
Illinois
History of the 57 Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
Illinois
Album of Genealogy and Biography, Cook County, Illinois.
Centennial History of the Villages of Iroquois and Montgomery
and the Township of Concord, 1818 - 1918.
Chicago Antiquities.
Commercial History of Clinton County and its Thriving Cities.
th
Complete History of the 46 Regiment Illinois Volunteer
Infantry.
De Witt County, Illnois Probate Listing. 1839 – 1950.
Dongola.
Historic Rock Island County.
History of Evanston, Illinois.
History of Hurlbut’s Fighting Fourth Division.
History of Jerseyville, Illinois, 1822 – 1901.
History of Kane County, Illinois. 2 vols.
History of Knox County, Illinois. 2 vols.
History of Lake County, Illinois.
History of Piatt County, Illinois.
History of Rockton, Winnebago County, Illinois 1820 to 1898.
th
History of the 57 Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry.
History of the City of Cairo, Illinois.
History of the Fiftieth Regiment: Illinois Volunteer Infantry in
the War for the Union.
History of the One Hundred and Fourth Regiment of Illinois
Volunteer Infantry.
History of the Seventy-Third Regiment of Illinois Infantry
Volunteers.
History of the Thirty-Third Regiment Illinois Veteran Volunteer
Infantry in the Civil War.
Marriage Records, Randolph County, Illinois, 1809 to 1870.
Memoirs of the War.
Mount Morris, Past and Present.
Ninety-Second Illinois Volunteers.
Past and Present of Iroquois County, Illinois.
Past and Present of Mercer County, Illinois. 2 vols.
Portrait and Biographical Album of De Witt and Piatt Counties,
Illinois.
Portrait and Biographical Record of Lee County, Illinois.
Portrait and Biographical Record of Randolph, Jackson, Perry
and Monroe Counties, Illinois.
Prairie Farmer's Directory of Shelby County, Illinois.
Prairie Farmer's Directory of Washington and Clinton Counties.
Prairie Farmer's Directory of Will and Southern Cook Counties,
Illinois.
Prairie Farmer’s Directory of Brown and Schuyler Counties,
Illinois.
Illinois
Prairie Farmer’s Directory of DeKalb County, Illinois.
Prairie Farmer’s Directory of Ford County, Illinois.
Prairie Farmer’s Directory of Ogle County, Illinois.
Prairie Farmer’s Directory of Vermilion County, Illinois.
Quincy and Adams County History and Representative Men. 2
vols.
Reminiscences of Quincy, Illinois.
Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Illinois. 8 vols.
Standard History of Champaign County, Illinois. 2 vols.
Story of the Fifty-Fifth Regiment Illinois Volunteer Infantry in
the Civil War, 1861 – 1865.
True Story and History of the Fifty-Third Regiment Illinois
Veteran Volunteer Infantry.
War History of Lee County, Illinois, 1917, 1918 and 1919.
Wif of the War, or the History of the Seventy-Fifth Illinois
Infantry.
Indiana
Annals of the Fifty-Seventh Regiment Indiana Volunteers.
Fifty Years of Unrelenting German Aspirations in Indianapolis.
From Vicksburg to Raleigh, or, a Complete History of the
Twelfth Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
History of Dearborn County, Indiana: Her People, Industries
and Institutions: with Biographical Sketches of Representative
Citizens and Genealogical Records of Old Families.
History of Early Terre Haute from 1816 to 1840.
History of Lapel and Fishersburg Indiana.
History of Madison County, Indiana.
th
History of the 67 Regiment Indiana Infantry Volunteers.
th
History of the 99 Indiana Infantry.
History of the Eighty-Fifth Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
History of the Eighty-First Regiment of Indiana Volunteer
Infantry in the Great War of the Rebellion, 1861 to 1865.
History of the Eighty-Second Indiana Volunteer Infantry, Its
Organization, Campaigns and Battles.
History of the Eighty-Third Regiment, Indiana Volunteer
Infantry.
History of the Forty-Second Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
History of the Seventhy-Third Indiana Volunteers in the War of
1861 – 1865.
History of the Seventy-Fifth Regiment of Indiana Infantry
Volunteers.
History of the Seventy-Fourth Regiment Indiana Volunteer
Infantry.
History of the Sixth Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
History of the Tenth Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
History of the Third Indiana Cavalry.
History of the Thirty-Seventh Regiment of Indiana Infantry
Volunteers.
History of the Town of Remington and Vicinity, Jasper County,
Indiana.
Page 94
Indiana
Kentucky
Abstracts of Deeds, 1803 – 1818, Nelson County, Kentucky:
Deed Books 8 – 11, Complete Index, Including Slaves, Blacks
and Servants.  Gift from: General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
Constitution of Kentucky.  Anonymous
History of the Eighth Regiment Kentucky Volunteer Infantry. 
Gift from: General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the
Letters From the Army.  General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
Year Book – Historical Society of Hopkins County. 2009.
Indiana in the War of the Rebellion. Vols. 1, 3, 6 & 7.
Indiana-Vicksburg Military Park Commission.
Indianapolis.
Miscellaneous Writings of George C. Harding.
My Story of the Civil War and the Under-Ground Railroad.
Pioneer History of Elkhart County, Indiana.
Portrait and Biographical Record of Delaware and Randolph
Counties, Indiana. 2 vols.
Selected Floyd Count Birth Records, Announcements, and
Decrees.
Seventieth Indiana Volunteer Infantry in the War of the
Rebellion.
Twentieth Century History and Biographical Record of Elkhart
County, Indiana.
Louisiana
Metairie Cemetery, an Historical Memoir.  James B. Evans
Mississippi Valley Melange. Vol. 5. Mississippi Valley
Melange.
Indiana
Hometown Potpourri…Terre Haute, Indiana During the 1930’s
and 1940’s.  Toni Worth
Iowa
History of the Second Iowa Cavalry.  Gift from: General Levi
Iowa and the Rebellion.  Gift from: General Levi Casey
Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution For the Edith
Allen Palmer Collection
Obiturary Index to the Ostfriesische Nachrichten and the
Ostfriesen Zeitung (1916 – 1971)…also…1882 – 1892. 
David Allen Navorska
Oxford Project
Iowa
History of the Fifteenth Regiment, Iowa Veteran Volunteer
Infantry.
History of the Sixth Iowa Infantry.
Iowa Colonels and Regiments.
Thirty-Fourth Iowa Regiment.
Twenty-First Regiment of Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
Vanishing Footprints: The Twenty-Second Iowa Volunteer
Infantry in the Civil War.
Kansas
Elk County, Kansas Rural Directory. 1978.  W. D. Hedges
Quilted All Day: The Prairie Journals of Ida Chambers Melugin
(1867-1955).  The Estate of: Ann Melugin Williams
Kentucky
Maine
Campaigns of the First Maine and First District of Columbia
Cavalry.
Campaigns of the Seventeenth Maine.
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Historic Record and Complete Biographic Roster, 21 Maine.
History of the Nineteenth Regiment of Maine Volunteer
Infantry. 1862 – 1865.
History of the Seventh Maine Light Battery.
History of the Twenty-Sixth Maine Regiment.
Main Families in 1790. Vol. 10.
Maine in the War for the Union.
Thirty-second Maine Regiment of Infantry Volunteers.
Maryland
Abstracts of the Testamentary Proceedings of the Prerogative
Court of Maryland. Vol. 18, 1727 – 1730.  Gift from: General
Massachusetts
Suffolk County Deeds. vols. 12-14. 1 roll.  DGS
History of the Forty-Second Regiment Infantry
Massachusetts
Addresses, Reviews, and Episodes, Chiefly Concerning the
“Old Sixth” Massachusetts Regiment.
Bearing Arms in the Twenty-Seventh Massachusetts Regiment
of Volunteer Infantry During the Civil War, 1861 – 1865.
Page 95
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Boston and Vicinity Telephone Directory. Fall – Winter, 1916.
Boston Prints and Printmakers. 1670 – 1775.
Fifty-Third Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers.
Guide to Diaries in the R. Stanton Avery Special Collection.
Historical Sketch of the Old Sixth Regiment of Massachusetts
Volunteers, During Its Three Campaigns in 1861, 1862, 1863,
and 1864.
History of the First Regiment (Massachusetts Infantry) from the
th
th
25 of May, 1861 to the 25 of May 1864.
History of the First Regiment of Heavy Artillery, Massachusetts
Volunteers, Formerly the Fourteenth Regiment of Infantry,
1861 – 1865.
History of the Forty-Fifth Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteer
Militia.
History of the Second Massachusetts Battery (Nim’s Battery) of
Light Artillery, 1861 – 1865.
History of the Seventh Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry in the
War of the Rebellion of the Southern States Against
Constitutional Authority, 1861 – 1865.
History of the Thirty-Fifth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteers,
1862 – 1865.
History of the Thirty-Sixth Regiment Massachusetts
Volunteers, 1862 – 1865.
History of the Twelfth Massachusetts Volunteers (Webster
Regiment).
History of the Twenty-First Regiment Massachusetts
Volunteers in the War for the Preservation of the Union, 1861 –
1865.
History of the Twenty-Ninth Regiment of Massachusetts
Volunteer Infantry in the Late War of the Rebellion.
Journals of Ashley Bowen (1728 – 1813) of Marblehead. Vols.
44 – 45.
Memorial History of the Seventeenth Regiment, Massachusetts
Volunteer Infantry (Old and New Organizations) in the Civil
War from 1861 – 1865.
Music in Colonial Massachusetts, 1630 – 1820. Vol. 2.
Narrative of the Formation and Services of the Eleventh
Massachusetts Volunteers.
Passages from the Life of Henry Warren Howe.
Perished in the Flames: Victims of Deadly Fires in New
England Newspapers & Diaries, 1675 – 1830.
Pynchon Papers. Vol. 61.
Record of the Service of the Forty-Fourth Massachusetts
Volunteer Militia in North Carolina. August 1862 to May 1863.
Story of Company A, Twenty-Fifth Regiment, Massachusetts.
In the War of the Rebellion.
rd
Story of Company F, 23 Massachusetts Volunteers in the War
for the Union, 1861 – 1865.
Story of the First Massachusetts Light Battery, Attached to the
Sixth Army Corps.
Story of the Thirty-Second Regiment, Massachusetts Infantry.
Tenth Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. 1861 –
1864.
Third Massachusetts Cavalry in the War for the Union.
Third Massachusetts Regiment Volunteer Militia in the War of
the Rebellion, 1861 – 1863.
Michigan
What I Remember of the Great Rebellion.  Gift from:
General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the American
Story of the Twenty-Fifth Michigan.
Minnesota
For Such a Time As This: Commemorating 75 Years of God’s
Activity at Mount Olivet Lutheran Church, Minneapolis,
Minnesota.  Korey & Kathleen Robertson
History of the First Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infantry,
1861 – 1864.  Gift from: General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
History of the Fourth Regiment of Minnesota Infantry
Volunteers
Lyncher in Me.  Lloyd deWitt Bockstruck in Honor of Scott
Fitzgerald
St. Cloud Daily Times Obituary Index, 1908 – 1927.
St. Cloud Daily Times Obituary Index. 1887-1907.
Mississippi
Natchez Images, 1880-1960 from the Natchez Printing
Collection.  Natchez Historical Society
Missouri
Buchanan County, Missouri, Marriages of African Descent,
1865-1874.
Skim Milk Yankees Fighting The Battle of Athens, Missouri,
August 5, 1861.  Gift from: General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
St. Louis Family History Research Guide.  Lloyd deWitt
Bockstruck in Memory of Dr. Myron Thornton.
th
Recollections of the 26 Missouri Infantry in the War for the
Union.  Gift from: General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution For the Edith Allen Palmer Collection
Nebraska
Zion in the Fields.  Gift from: General Levi Casey Chapter
Palmer Collection
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New Hampshire
New York
Volunteers.
History of the Forty-Ninth New York Volunteers,
History of the One Hundred and Twelfth Regiment, New York
Volunteers.
History of the One Hundredth Regiment of New York State
Volunteers.
History of Ulster County, with Emphasis Upon the Last 100
Years, 1883 – 1983.  James B. Evans
Memoirs of the 149th Regt., New York. Inft., 3d Brigade, 2nd
Div., 12th and 20th A.
New York City Census of 1855. Wards 19 – 22. 3 rolls 
Joanne Corney
One Hundred and Twentieth Regiment New York State
Volunteers.
Regimental History: the One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth New
York State.
Reminiscences and Record of the 6th New York V. V. Cavalry.
Story of a Regiment.
Days and Events, 1860 – 1866.
Historical Sketches of the Discovery, Settlement, Vicinity,
Principally Included Between the Years 1754 and 1785.
History of the Eleventh New Hampshire Regiment, Volunteer
Infantry in the Rebellion War, 1861 – 1865.
History of the Fifteenth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers,
1862-1863.
History of the Fifth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers, In
the American Civil War, 1861 – 1865.
History of the Ninth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers in
the War of the Rebellion.
History of the Sixteenth Regiment, New Hampshire Volunteers.
History of the Sixth New Hampshire Regiment for the Union.
History of the Twelfth Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers in
the War of the Rebellion.
Memorial of the Great Rebellion.
New Hampshire in the Great Rebellion.
Revised Register of the Soldiers and Sailors of New
Hampshire in the War of the Rebellion, 1861 – 1866.
New Jersey
History of the Fifteenth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers.
History of the First New Jersey Cavalry.  Gift from: General
History of the Ninth New Jersey Veteran.
Paramus, Bergen County, New Jersey, Reformed Dutch
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Washington. 1 fiche
Index to Snohomish County, Washington, Marriages, 1867 –
1955. 7 fiche
Index to the Sounder. 2 fiche
Kane Cemetery, Port Madison. 1 fiche
King County, Washington Marriage License Registers, 1889 –
1895. 6 fiche
Lewis County Mortuary Records. 3 fiche
Marriage Affidavits, Gray’s Harbor County, Washington, was
Chehalis County, 1855 – 1903. 2 fiche
Marriage Applications, 1890 – 1939, Pacific County,
Washington. 5 fiche
Marriage Records of Whatcom County, Washington. 1890 –
1909. 6 fiche
Marriage Returns: 1891 – 1900, Gray’s Harbor County, was
Chehalis County, Washington State. 2 fiche
Marriages, Gray’s Harbor County, Washington, was Chehalis
County: 1855 -1894, Marriage Books A & B. 1 fiche
Olympia City and Thurston and Mason counties Directory.
1923 – 1924. 4 fiche
Olympia Genealogical Society Quarterly. 6 fiche
Pioneering in the Palouse and the LaCrosse Country:
Whitman County, Washington. 2 fiche
Plat Book, Snohomish county, Washington: From Actual
Surveys and County Records, Index 1910. 3 fiche
Queen Anne: Community on the Hill. 3 fiche
Register of Deaths. Kittitas County, Washington: 1882 – 1907
1 fiche.
So King News. 13 fiche
Spawn of Coal Dust: A History of Roslyn, 1886 – 1955 7 fiche
Surname Index, Sno-Ise Genealogical Society. 2 fiche
Washougal, Washington: Gateway to the Columbia Gorge. 4
fiche
Wisconsin
German Immigrants in American Church Records. Vol. 7. 
German Immigrants in American Church Records. Vols. 4 & 5.
History of the Sauk County Riflemen Known as Company A,
Sixth Wisconsin
Shadows on the Wolf.  Korey & Kathleen Robertson
Wisconsin
Out on a Limb: Quarterly newsletter of the Dodge/Jefferson
Counties Genealogical Society. 13 fiche
Naturalizations, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin. 3 fiche
Prairie Farmer’s Reliable Directory of Farmers and Breeders,
Walworth County, Wisconsin: 1919. 2 fiche
Watertown Directory, City Record and Business Advertiser for
1866 – 1867. 2 fiche
History of Delavan. 4 fiche
Hillside Cemetery, City of Whitewater, Walworth County,
Wisconsin. 5 fiche
Naturalizations, Washington County, Wisconsin. 3 fiche
Index to the Wood County Marriage Books, 1867 – 1907. 7
fiche.
Ozaukee County, Wisconsin Cemeteries. 6 fiche
Jefferson County Cemetery Records. 4 fiche
St Croix Valley Genealogical Society Surname Index. 1 fiche
Rock County Births Book, 1852 – 1882. 1 fiche
Lomira Circuit Church Records. 2 fiche
Wisconsin Birth Registration Index 1852 – 1907. 41 fiche
Grant County, Wisconsin Church Records, 1804 – 1890. 1
fiche
Records of the Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Seymour, Wisconsin, 1879 – 1907. 4 fiche
Marathon County, Wisconsin, Marriages, Births, Deaths (pre –
1880). 2 fiche.
Sheboygan County, Wisconsin Naturalizations. 4 fiche
St James Catholic Cemetery, Townline Road, Menonmonee
Falls. 1 fiche
St John’s U.C.C. Cemetery, Corner C & W, Sheboygan Falls
Township. 1 fiche
Union Cemetery, Town of Sherman, Sheboygan County. 1
fiche
West Bend Republican, 1873 – 1879: Deaths and Probates. 1
fiche
Family History
Aquilla Hyman Families of Bertie, Martin and Halifax
Counties.  E. R. Walker, III
David Calton: Indian Scout.  Glenda Kent
Hale Family: Our Mayflower Ancestry  Larry E.
Caver, Jr.
Page 104
Family History
England
He Touched the Lives of Thousands: A Biography of
Professor W.S. Wilson .  Nina Bell
Hossfield Family in Germany & America.  Anonymous
John Brooke (1638 – 1699) and Frances Morton of
Hullock & Hagg, Yorkshire and Sons, James & Matthew
Brooke of Limerick, Pennsylvania.  William B. Fetters
Johnson Book.  Janice Roden
Samuel Appleton and His Wife Judith Everard.  Lloyd
deWitt Bockstruck
Duchy of Normandy.
Kentish Wills, Genealogical Abstracts from Sixteenth
Century Wills.
Medieval Birmingham: the Borough Rentals of 1296 and
1344-45.
Memorial Inscriptions in the Churchyard of the Parish
Church of St. Mary.  DGS
Memorial Inscriptions of Bethesda Methodist Church,
Hanley, Staffordshire.  DGS
Memorial Inscriptions of St. Bartholomew, Leigh, Kent. 1
fiche.  DGS
Memorial Inscriptions of St. George's Churchyard,
Worcester. 1 fiche.  DGS
Memorial Inscriptions of St. James' Church, Longton,
Staffordshire. 1 fiche.  DGS
Memorial Inscriptions of St. Matthew's Churchyard,
Stoke, Etruria, Staffs.  DGS
Memorial Inscriptions of Trusley All Saints Parish
Church, Trusley, Derbyshire.  DGS
Memorial of the Antiquities and Architecture, Family
History and Heraldry.
Northamptonshire Past and Present. Number 61. 
Notebook of Monumental Inscriptions in the Old Part of
Bramshott Churchyard.
Notes on the Parishes of Fyfield, Penton Newsey,
Weyhill, and Wherwell.
Pedigrees of London Citizens ca. 1600 – 1800. 2 rolls,
nos. 46,001 – 47,000.  DGS
Pedigrees of London Citizens, ca. 1600-1800. 135 rolls.
Pilsgate Manor of the Sacrist of Peterborough Abbey:
Part B
Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society. Vol.
97.
St. John's Hospital and other Charities in Winchester.
Tracts and Original Documents from Wavendon Parish
Registers.
Transactions – Bristol and Gloucestershire
Archaeological Society. Vol. 126
Wavendon Parish Register.
Austria
Index, Jewish Names in Protection of Interests of U.S. Citizens
in Austria-Hungary. 1 fiche  Alexis Spirtas
Canada
Death Notices from the Canada Christian Advocate, 1858 –
1872..  General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the
Cuba
Directorio Telefonico de la Habana. 1969.  General Levi
England
Abstracts of Documents of Barton Stacey, Hampshire.
Cartae Antiquae of Lord Willoughby de Broke.
Charitable Bequests in County Essex.
Chilcomb, an Old Hampshire Parish.
Corporation Records of St. Albans with Lists of Mayors,
High Stewards.
County Genealogies: Pedigrees of Berkshire,
Buckingham, and Surrey Families.
County Genealogies: Pedigrees of Essex Families.
County Genealogies: Pedigrees of Hertfordshire
Families.
County Genealogies: Pedigrees of the Families in the
County of Hants.
County Genealogies: Pedigrees of the Families in the
County of Sussex; Collected.
County Genealogies: Pedigrees of the Families of the
County of Kent.
Court Records of Prescot 1640-1649.
Hampshire Monumental Inscriptions.
Historic Haven: the Story of Sandwich.
History of Hertford.
History of the Island of Guernsey, Part of the Ancient
Europe
Black Book of Localities Whose Jewish Population was
Exterminated by the Nazis. 2 fiche.  Alexis Spiritas
Gazaetterer of Eastern Europe, Daitch-Mokotoff Soundex
Sequence. 7 fiche.  Alexis Spirtas
Gazetteer of Eastern Europe. 8 fiche  Alexis Spiritas
in Romania, Germany & Poland. 1 fiche  Alexis Spirtas
Page 105
France
Index to Memorial to the Jews Deported from France. 1 fiche
 Alexis Spirtas
Germany
Blatter des Bayerischen Landesverein fur Familienkunde. No.
72.
Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels, Vols., 143-145.
Genealogisches Handbuch des Adels. Vol. 146.
Map Guide to German Parish Registers: Thuringia.
Yearbook of German-American Studies. Vol. 42.
Scotland
Black Douglases: War and Lordship in Late Medieval Scotland,
1300 – 1455.  Dee Alford
Scottish Nation, or the Surnames, Families, Literature,
Honours, and Biographical History of the People of Scotland T
– Z.  General Levi Casey Chapter Daughters of the
Banff Parish Registers, Vols. 1 – 10, 1620 – 1854. 4 rolls. 
Michael E. & Frances Stewart Reynolds
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Vols.
135 & 136.  Estella Pryor
Switzerland
Israel
The following are gifts from: Alexis Spirtas
Sigelabbildungen zum Urkundenbuch der Stadt und
Landschaft Zurich. vols. 10 and 11.  Korey & Kathleen
Robertson
Index to Name Changes in the Palestine Gazette. 6 fiche.
Index, Registration of U.S. Citizens: Jerusalem, 1914 – 1918.
1 fiche.
Ireland
Armagh Clergy & Parishes.
Extracts from the Roscommon Weekly Messenger: Births,
marriages, Deaths, 1848 – 1854. 1 roll  Maureen C.
Cullivan
Muster Rolls of the Ulster Army of 1642: from the Original Lists
in the Records.
Jewish
The following are gifts from Alexis Spirtas
Jewish Genealogical Consolidated Surname Index. 4 fiche
in Austria-Hungary. 1 fiche
in Russia. 1 fiche
Poland
Galician Towns and Administrative Districts. 1 fiche.  Alexis
Spiritas
Due to space limitations we were
not able to list the hundreds of
additional donations.
They will be acknowledged in the
next issue of the Newsletter.
Your generosity has been
overwhelming!
DPL NEW HOURS
Sunday: 1:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Russia
Index, Jewish Names in Protection of Interests of U. S.
Citizens in Russia. 1 fiche.  Alexis Spiritas
Index to Russian Consular Records. 7 fiche.  Alexis Spiritas
Wednesday & Thursday: Noon to 8:00 P.M.
Friday & Saturday: 10:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
Scotland
Page 106
DGS GENERAL MEETING
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH
Thursday, November 12th
6:00pm – 8:00pm Writers’ Interest Group
McDermott Room on 8
Our monthly meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m.
with our speaker presentation to follow.
The Fiche Project volunteers
will be recognized during the
meeting followed
by a
reception to celebrate the
success of this project.
Retirement Reception
Immediately following the General Meeting,
there will be a Retirement Party honoring Lloyd
deWitt Bockstruck for his many years of
dedication to the Dallas Public Library and to
the DGS.
DGS AWARDS PROGRAM
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3RD
6:00 to 8:00 pm
7th floor - O’Hare Room
Dallas Public Library
Heavy Hors d’oeuves
(dinner will not be served)
$8.00 per member
RSVP Required prior to Nov 30th
We will not be accepting at the door
You can RSVP Via our website, or mail with
payment to:
DGS Awards Program
P. O. Box 12446, Dallas TX 75225-0446
MUST BE RECEIVED BY November 30th
2:00pm
Saturday, December 5th
MGRG McDermott Room
THE DGS
NEWSLETTER TO
TRANSITION TO
EMAIL FORM IN
2010
Beginning in January of 2010 the Newsletter
will be emailed to all members. What will that
mean to you? It will mean more dollars of your
membership dues can go towards new
acquisitions and defraying the cost of other
events. It will also mean you will receive the
newsletter in a more timely manner. Mailing
bulk mail can take up to 3 weeks from the time
the newsletter is mailed to the time it’s in your
mailbox.
Over the last few years the newsletter has
become very costly to produce. The printing
cost runs about $1,000 per issue. Add to that
the cost of the paper, and mailing. We have
been very fortunate to have Rose Blatch as our
Director of Mailing. She has spent many hours
folding, and tabbing the 800+ issues that are
mailed out, significantly reducing the cost of
postage.
A letter will be mailed out in December. If you
do not have a computer, and wish to continue
to receive the newsletter via the post office
there will be a form for you to fill out and mail
back to DGS requesting a paper version.
Page 107
DALLAS GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY
P.O. Box 12446
Dallas, TX 75225-0446
The Board
OFFICERS:
Email: questions@dallasgenealogy.org
Website: dallasgenealogy.org
Founded in 1955, the Dallas Genealogical Society (DGS) is the
oldest, continuously functioning organization of its kind in
Texas. It is a nonprofit, tax-exempt corporation and a member
of the Federation of Genealogical Societies (FGS). We have
approximately 900 members.
The object of this society shall be: to educate, creating,
fostering, and maintaining interest in genealogy; to assist and
support the genealogy section of the J. Erik Jonsson Central
Library in Dallas, Texas, or its legal successor; and to collect,
preserve, copy, and index information relating to Dallas County
and its early history.
DGS Membership Application or Renewal
New Member
Renewal
Mail
President
817-261-0994
Janet Khashab
Education@dallasgenealogy.org
VP Education
972-359-6555
Murlyn K. Zeske
Membership@dallasgenealogy.org
Ora A. Penn
Journal@dallasgenealogy.org
VP Journal
972-334-9906
Marie Navarro
Newsletter@dallasgenealogy.org
VP Newsletter
972-979-5153
David Temple
Treasurer@dallasgenealogy.org
Treasurer
972-745-6851
Jan Howell
Secretary@dallasgenealogy.org
Secretary
214-221-7875
Jimmy and Pat Stone
Sales@dallasgenealogy.org
Email
Name (please print)
Address
Mailing
214-341-1936
Harmon Adair, Jr.
Publications@dallasgenealogy.org
Publications
972-288-6087
Dianna Latta
Publicity@dallasgenealogy.org
Phone
Patrick McKinney
Volunteer@dallasgenealogy.org
Publicity
Volunteer Coordinator
214-522-9356
APPOINTED:
Email Address
Make check payable to: Dallas Genealogical Society
Mail to: DGS Membership,
P. O. Box 12446, Dallas TX 75225-0446
Annual Membership/Contribution Options
Junior Membership under 25 years
$15
Membership, per individual or couple
$25
Foreign Membership
$30
Sustaining Membership
$50
Annual Patron Membership
$100
Life Membership, per individual, 65 years or under
$500
Life Membership, per individual, over 65 years
$300
Contribution to DGS Library Gift
NARA
$
Contribution to Technology Fund
$
Check # _______ Date ____________
Sales
Rose Blatch
Mailing@dallasgenealogy.org
City, State, Zip

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VP Membership
972-931-7917
DIRECTORS:
 I would like to receive the Dallas Journal
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$
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Library@dallasgenealogy.org
Library Liaison
214-670-1433
Deborah McVean
Parliamentarian@dallasgenealogy.org
Vacant
Mailadmin@dallasgenealogy.org
Parliamentarian
817-446-5351
Mail Administrator
Jeri Steele
System Administrator
Administrator@dallasgenealogy.org
972-306-1596
Bill Dow
$
Assistant System Administrator
Ed Kutz
Webmaster@dallasgenealogy.org
Website Coordinator
817-261-0994
Sandra Crowley
FGS@dallasgenealogy.org
FGS Delegate
© Dallas Genealogical Society (ISSN 1091-3130)
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P.O. Box 12446
Dallas, TX 75225-0446
DGS Calendar of Events
Nonprofit
Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Dallas, TX
Permit No. 7123
2009
Thursday,
November 12th
Writers’ Interest Group
th
McDermott Room on 8 Floor
6:00 – 8:00 P.M.
Saturday,
November 14, 2009
10:30 A.M.
7th Floor O-Hara
Room
DGS General Meeting in
November
DGS Awards Program
Thursday,
December 3rd
6:00 – 8:00
Hors d’oeuves
$8.00 per member
Saturday,
December 5th
MGRG
RSVP by November 30th
th
McDermott Room on 8 Floor
2:00 P.M.
Bad Weather: To find out whether a DGS meeting has been cancelled in the event of a major
weather situation on a meeting night, log on to: www.DallasGenealogy.org or call the genealogy
section of the library at 214-670-1433.

Carol Roark joins Genealogy Section as Manager

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