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Registered Study

Contents 1 "Tell a plain unvarnished tale" 2 Ode To Be A Beardsley 3 Quote from an Elder Beardsley 4 Templates for the Beardsley/Beardslee Project 4.1 Research Notes 5 Category Pages 6 What this is : 7 Name Variants 8 HELP NEEDED 9 Use of the Beardsley Crest 9.1 Descriptions of Crests of Beardsley Family 10 Beardsley/Beardslee DNA Project 10.1 What we know : 10.2 Surname: Beardsley or Beardslee 10.3 Not Bardsley! {or at least not recently} 11 Census Records 12 Notable people with the Beardsley/Beardslee Surname 13 Published Genealogies and Reference Books of Interest 14 Footnotes

"Tell a plain unvarnished tale"

D. B. Beardsley^[1]

Ode To Be A Beardsley

oh to be a Beardsley and from our family,
oh to have the Beardslee name or in your ancestry,
oh to be a Beardsley and have this special bond,
a kindred understanding on both sides of the pond,
oh to be a Beardslee wherever you may be,
by name or by blood, you're part of our family
Anthony Beardsley June 5, 2012

Quote from an Elder Beardsley

You may find the following quite fitting for those of us who are interested in Beardsley family history.

Old age induces, or should induce reflection. No man, with intellect, of mere ordinary grade, but looks back with deep interest to the past, and with intense solicitude, for the future. How can it be otherwise? It is a principle of our nature, stamped deep and lasting by Deity himself, that induces a retrospect. We delight to retrace our steps, from childhood to youth, and so on to old age. To call up visions, and recollections of the past. To associate in our minds, those who were once with us, who were dear to us, and who have long since been called away. "Reminiscences; personal and other incidents; early settlement of Otsego County; notices and anecdotes of public men; judicial, legal, and legislative matters; field sports; dissertations and discussions", by author Levi Beardsley, dated 1852; third great grand-uncle of Beardsley researcher Nick Dann

Please consider joining the 'Our Beardsley Family' Facebook Group! It is a quiet place to visit and have pleasant chats with those of our shared surname.

Templates for the Beardsley/Beardslee Project

1. ONS Template To add a profile to this project, please add the {{Beardsley-ONS}} template to the profile page above the ==Biography== marker.

Note: This Category is generally used for Beardsley's associated with the immigrant William Beardsley of Stratford, Connecticut. The Beardsley One Name Project, however, seeks to expand the study to all Beardslee/Beardsley's, regardless of origin, in the belief that all probably are related. In the case of non-William and Mary (Harvie) descendants, consider using Template:Beardsley-non_William Non-William & Mary Descendants. Alternatively, use the ONS Template Category, and add the following to the end of the profile:

Research Notes

• (name) is Categorized in the Beardsley One Name Study. This is generally used for Beardsley's associated with the immigrant William Beardsley of Stratford, Connecticut. The Beardsley One Name Project, however, seeks to expand the study to all Beardslee/Beardsley's, regardless of origin, in the belief that all probably are related.
  

2. Spouse Template To add a profile to the Beardsley Spouse project, please add the {{Beardsley-Spouse}} template to the NON-BEARDSLEY profile page above the ==Biography== marker.

Note: This Category is generally used for spouses of Beardsley's associated with the immigrant William Beardsley of Stratford, Connecticut. The Beardsley One Name Project, however, seeks to expand the study to all Beardslee/Beardsley's, regardless of origin, in the belief that all probably are related. In the case of non-William and Mary (Harvie) descendant spouses, consider using Template:Beardsley-non_William Non-William & Mary Descendants. Alternatively, use the Spouse Template Category, and add the following to the end of the profile:

===Research Notes===

• (name) is Categorized as a Beardsley Spouse. This is generally used for spouses of Beardsley's associated with the immigrant William Beardsley of Stratford, Connecticut. The Beardsley One Name Project, however, seeks to expand the study to all Beardslee/Beardsley's, regardless of origin, in the belief that all probably are related.
  

3. Kissing Cousins Template To add profiles to the Kissing Cousins project, please add the {{Beardsley-KC}} template to BOTH the profile pages above the ==Biography== marker.

4. Template:Beardsley-non_William Non-William & Mary Descendants To add profiles of Beardslee or Beardsley families NOT descended from William & Mary Harvie, please add the {{Beardsley-non William}} template to the profile page above the ==Biography== marker.

5. ONS|Beardsley-Beardslee One Name Study Project Member You may add this sticker to your own profile to show that you are a member of the Beardsley-Beardslee One Name Study Project: {{Member|ONS|name=Beardsley-Beardslee}}

NOTE: The templates are case-sensitive.

Category Pages

1. DNA Projects
   
2. Master List of Profiles in This Study
   
3. One Name Studies
   
4. Beardsleys of Distinction Interest Group
   
5. Beardsley/Beardslee Veterans FreeSpace page
   
6. Beardsley-Beardslee Veterans
   
7. The Beardsley/Beardslee Spouses FreeSpace Page
   
8. Beardsley-Beardslee Twins
   
9. Kissing Cousins - Beardsley cousins who married each other
   
10. Space: Beardsley-Beardslee_Name_Study_Portraits

What this is :

This is a One Name Study to collect together in one place everything about the Beardsley surname and the variants of this name. While the study is currently very U.S. centric it is NOT intended as such, we strongly encourage non-U.S. researchers to add to our knowledge of this surname. The hope is that other researchers like you will join our study to help make it a valuable reference point for people studying lines that cross or intersect. For more information please contact the project leader(s), John Beardsley at jgdb@twcny.rr.com, or Nick Dann at nfdann@comcast.net. Feel free to add categories to your profiles, add your questions to the bulletin board, add details of your name research, etc, etc, etc.

Not the bit least, we want to pay homage to our Beardsley/Beardslee forebears, lest they fade into some local death statistic.

{I'd be thrilled to have co-leaders in this project! .....John}

Name Variants

• The obvious: Beardsley and Beardslee !
• Connecticut records show variations such as Bardsle and Berdslee. ^[2]
• A recent discovery reveals that a Beardsley family from Athens, Ohio, changed the spelling to Berzley. See Francis Asbury Beardsley.
• Please feel free to let us know of any additional variants or purposeful new spellings.

HELP NEEDED

Unsourced Profiles

The names listed on the Beardsley and Beardslee Unsourced list have no source documentation. If you can help provide proper documentation for these individuals it would be greatly appreciated. If you do add any sources on these profiles please remove any Unsourced tags.

Unconnected Profiles

The names listed on the Beardsley and Beardslee Unconnected list are not connected to the global tree. If you can help trace out connections for these individuals it would be greatly appreciated.

Unlinked Profiles

The names listed on the Beardsley and Beardslee Unlinked list are not linked to any other profile. If you can help identify the families for these individuals it would be greatly appreciated.

Relationships or Other Help Sought

Lester C. Beardsley, 1831-1911. Need his father ! Contact Nick Dann. We've established the identity of his mother.

James Beardsley, 1765 - 1825 and James Beardsley, c1766. Please see the Research Notes for the father, Josiah Beardsley. The first James profile has marriage and children reflected from IHB, pg 211; the second from Holt's record, #336, which differs. Both James are temporarily shown as the son of Josiah and Margery (Sackett) Beardsley, but, obviously, only one can be correct. The discrepancy has gone on to many, many public trees, mostly reflecting the IHB information. So, Wikitreers, it's up to us to sort it out! Contact Nick Dann. Once sorted out, the correct son James should be retained; the other modified to reflect his correct parentage, and this and associated notes expunged.

Theodore Beardsley, 1851 - 1892. His Findagrave memorial (#124226687, Riverside Cemetery, Prophetstown IL), as well as 1880 US Census, also Prophetstown, enumerates his birthplace as Germany or Prussia. Shows he is married to Ann Besler, also born in Germany. Who is he? Who are his parents? Was he really a 'Beardsley", or had his name been changed? Help please! Contact Nick Dann or John Beardsley.

Race car driver Ralph Edward Beardsley, 1891 - 1920. His mother and father have been identified, as well as his grandfather. Need help with the remainder of Ralph's ancestry Contact Nick Dann.

Daniel Beardsley (1752 - 1836). Holt has him the son of Robert Beardsley and Hannah Chauncey, and married to Anne Hawley. But, in Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel French, Pg. 264., Daniel Beardsley (sp. Beardslee) is the son of Samuel Beardsley and Anne French, showing him born 1752, and married, 1777, to Anna Hawley. HELP!

A researcher and descendant of Samuel S. Beardsley has convincing evidence that this Samuel may be the son of Othni Beardsley. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated in proving this line. Contact either John D. Beardsley or Nick Dann.

And another James, James Allen Beardslee, husband of Sarah Bliss. No information has been found connecting James to his parents. Your assistance would be greatly appreciated in connecting this line. Contact either John D. Beardsley or Nick Dann.

Beardsley-2440 Fred Beardsley. Believe his parents MAY be James and Emily Beardsley, found in 1870 US Census, Union, Erie, Pennsylvania. Need proof, and if this is his parents, need his father's lineage, as well. Contact Nick Dann.

Beardsley-3407 Charles Beardsley. Seeking his ancestry. Is it possible that this is the same person an Beardsley-3064 Charles Beardsley ? Common denominator seems to be the connection to Allegany County, New York. Can anyone offer any clues? Contact either John D. Beardsley or Nick Dann.

Citing Sources

See Census Records, below.

Please Note:

References to other family trees at Ancestry.com, FamilySearch.org or other online sites are NOT considered proper documentation, please do not add these as sources, and do not remove the unsourced tag from profiles citing only these trees.

These intended 'sources' often come from GEDCOM uploads. It's perfectly OK to upload GEDCOMs as it helps deliver raw data, but proper source citations are preferred. As profiles are edited, don't be surprised if 'sources' citing Ancestry, Rootsweb, or FamilySearch trees are expunged and (hopefully) replaced with proper sources.

Use of the Beardsley Crest

. . . . From the earliest period of English history up to the time of the Puritan revolution, the right to "bear arms" or use armorial insignia in any form was strictly regulated by the law of the land. The Heralds appointed by the Crown were delegated to grant the privilege to bear such arms, and were also empowered to prevent unauthorized individuals from exercising such rights under the penalty of the law. These Heralds in their periodic "Visitations" of the various counties of England, exercised their legal functions, and kept recorded in the archives of their office the rolls of those entitled to bear arms, together with a full heraldic description of the arms thus borne, and in many instances the full pedigrees of the individual entitled to bear them. The manuscript records of these periodic "Visitations" have in many instances been placed before the public in printed duplicates of the original, giving the record of those in certain counties at the time of that particular " Visitation " who by the Heralds were recognized as having the indisputable right to use such armorial insignia. For the purposes of this article it is necessary to refer to only one of such published Visitation, viz.: "The Visitations of Sussex in 1530 and in 1633/4", published by the Harleian Society of England.

. . . . The right to bear arms was the official recognition of an existing aristocracy, and it was natural that at the breaking out of the Puritan reforms in England, the recognition of this aristocratic privilege should spring into some disrepute among those who swayed the destinies of the land at that time. It followed from this condition of affairs that during the time of the Puritan upheaval and subsequent thereto up to the present time the same rigid scrutiny of the use of armorial insignia in England has not existed as it did exist previous to that period. However, the right to bear arms exists by law today in England as it did in the past, even though the transgression of that same law is not punished now by the severe penalties in force before the Puritan revolution.

. . . . If a family in England can trace its origin to one to whom the right to bear arms has been duly granted by the properly constituted authority, then the members of that family, subject to the laws of Heraldry, can make use of such arms as an inalienable right granted unto them by the law.

. . . . For many years subsequent to the discovery of this country the larger part thereof which was settled was under the dominion of the English crown, and hence the laws of England were the fundamental laws of this land. An individual in this land, therefore, at that time belonging to an English family entitled to bear arms, was. from the fact that he was a subject of England, entitled likewise to make such use of his Heraldic inheritance as were permitted by the then well-known laws of Heraldry.

. . . . . Such was the legal status of Heraldry in this country up to the time of the Declaration of Independence and the subsequent adoption of the Constitution of the United States. The very essence of the Constitution of this country is repugnant to the fostering of an aristocratic class, and such was the spirit of the founders of our fundamental law that by specific wording of the Constitution barriers were erected to prevent the establishment in the future of any officially recognized aristocracy. Hence any one who swears allegiance to the United States, loses by his oath any legal right he may have had in another country to a recognized use of Heraldic insignia. The use of such insignia however, has not been specifically prohibited by the law of the land, and hence its use has continued in force here by the toleration of a government indifferent to a usage which it feels is of too little importance to materially affect the serious underlying democracy of the people at large.

. . . . . The knowledge that certain families in the United States are descended in direct line from families of foreign origin entitled to bear arms is perhaps a matter of justified pride on the part of the representatives of the branches of these families who are now citizens of the United States. The study of family history of recent years has become so popular, that the desire for knowledge of blood right to use armorial insignia has increased so that it has become desirable to ascertain with as much accuracy as possible the amount of evidence existent in support of the blood (not legal) right of an individual in this country to make use of the heraldic insignia conferred in the past by law on an individual bearing his family name.

"Thacher - Thatcher Genealogy" - By John R. Totten, Member of the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society and New England Historic-Genealogical Society.

Descriptions of Crests of Beardsley Family

1. "Ar. two bars gu. on a canton of the second a maunch of the first." - "The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; Comprising a Registry of Armorial Bearings From the Earliest to the Present Time": by Burke, Bernard, Sir, 1814-1892, Published 1884 - Page 46, "Bardesey, Bardesley, Bardsey (Lancashire)"

1. "Or, a bend betw. six martlets sa."
2. "(Oporto, granted to Job Bearsley, of Coventry, in 1730). Ar. a bear's head ppr. holding a bunch of grapes in its mouth, betw. three torteaux a chief gu." - "The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; Comprising a Registry of Armorial Bearings From the Earliest to the Present Time": by Burke, Bernard, Sir, 1814-1892, Published 1884 - Page 62, "Bearsley"

1. "Ar. two bars gu. on a canton of the second, a maunch of the field."
2. "Ar. two bars gu. a canton of the last." - "The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales; Comprising a Registry of Armorial Bearings From the Earliest to the Present Time": by Burke, Bernard, Sir, 1814-1892, Published 1884 - Page 73, "Berdesey, Berdsey, Berdesley"

Note about use of the "Beardsley Family Crest": The Family Crest (commonly called a Coat of Arms; more properly Armorial Bearing ) used and described as "the" official crest for this family has not been documented as being connected to the American Beardsley/Beardslee family descended from William the immigrant, at least not to the best of current knowledge. That said, it is used as an identifier for this family one name study simply because it is so commonly referred to. If anyone can connect this family officially to this or any family crest please bring it to our attention.'

Contact Beardsley family researcher Nick Dann for a copy of his research into the Beardsley Armorial Bearing.

Beardsley/Beardslee DNA Project

Beardsley/Beardslee DNA Project:
https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/beardsley-beardslee/about
https://www.familytreedna.com/public/Beardsley_Beardslee?iframe=yresults

Our Beardsley/Beardslee surname DNA project is always looking to recruit members of the family to test their Y-DNA. Taking the Y-DNA test of at least 37 markers will help to verify the various lineages of the families. Please contact me, John Beardsley-386 at jgdb@twcny.rr.com if you have any questions about the various DNA tests, genetic genealogy or interest in joining the DNA project. While our DNA project is primarily intended to trace the Beardsley surname {thus Y-DNA}, we also accept MTDNA (female lineages) and autosomal (FTDNA's Family Finder, AncestryDNA or 23 and Me) tests into the project.

What we know :

DNA testing of descendants of the immigrant William Beardsley-17 has indicated that Beardsleys from this lineage belong to Haplogroup I, subclade L1483 , or I-L1483 {as of 2022}. This was determined through two Big Y tests and subsequent testing of the L1483 SNP by other members of the project. I am not aware of any studies which have detailed how and where subclade L1483 originated, however so far only descendants of William have tested positive for this SNP indicating that it may be a branch defining marker. Non-descendants of William have tested positive for I-BY4637 (which is the parent SNP of L1483).

It is believed that the I haplogroup originated in the European area around Belgium or northern Germany after the Ice Age, and migrated into the British Isles as part of the Viking raids. Once established in England the greatest populations of the L338 subclade of haplogroup I, or at least the subsection of L338 that contained the early Beardsley ancestors, settled in the areas between Ireland and London.

Today the largest populations of I-L338 are found in the United States, England and New Zealand. BY4637 is a subclade of L338.

The following link will take you to the public page of the Beardsley/Beardslee DNA project. Currently we are sorting members according to their first five generations. As more members join the project, the sorting method may change in order to provide the most useful information to members. It is hoped that we will be able to connect the members from each of the main populations to one another at some point.

Surname: Beardsley or Beardslee

• See Forebears 'Beardsley'
• This interesting surname is of Anglo-Saxon origin, and is a locational name from some minor, unrecorded or now "lost" place, believed to have been situated in Nottinghamshire or Leicestershire where the name is most popular. An estimated seven to ten thousand villages and hamlets are known to have disappeared since the 12th Century, due to such natural causes as the Black Death of 1348, in which an eighth of the population perished, and to the widespread practice of enforced "clearing" and enclosure of rural lands for sheep pastures from the 15th Century onwards.
• The placename is believed to derive from the genitive case of the Olde English pre 7th Century byname "Beard", from the vocabulary word for a beard, with "leah", wood, glade, clearing, hence, "Beard's wood". *Early recordings of the name include the marriage of Jese Beardsle and Edward Weze on February 26th 1575, at Carlton by Market, Bosworth, Leicestershire, and the marriage of Joan Beardsley and Thomas Weston at Gedling, Nottinghamshire, on April 16th 1604.
• William Beardsley, a mason, aged 30 yrs., was an early emigrant to New England, leaving London on the "Planter" in April 1635. A famous namebearer was Aubrey V. Beardsley (1872 - 1898), an English illustrator noted for his stylized black and white illustrations, especially for Oscar Wilde's "Salome".
• The first recorded spelling of the family name is shown to be that of John Beardsley, which was dated November 28th 1573, marriage to Joane Ulsecroft, at Ashby De la Zouch, Leicestershire, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth 1, known as "Good Queen Bess", 1558 - 1603.
• Surnames became necessary when governments introduced personal taxation. In England this was known as Poll Tax. Throughout the centuries, surnames in every country have continued to "develop" often leading to astonishing variants of the original spelling.

© Copyright: Name Origin Research www.surnamedb.com 1980 - 2014

Not Bardsley! {or at least not recently}

BARDSLEY

• SOURCE: Location
• USAGE: English
• Meaning & History: From the name a village lying between Ashton-under-Lyne and Oldham, in the County of Lancashire, England. It means "Beornred's clearing" in Old English, Beornred being a given name meaning "warrior counsel".

A member of the Bardsley family tested and joined the Beardsley/Beardslee DNA project. His results show that the Bardsley and Beardsley/lee families share a common ancestor, BUT in the very ancient past, perhaps as many as 20,000 years ago. The similarities of spelling and sound of the surnames is interesting.

• An interesting posting at Forebears 'Bardsley' (also noted above) suggests that 'Beardsley' may have derived from the name 'Bardsley'. Of this we have no proof, but the DNA link of Bardsley and Beardsley would suggest this to be true. If so, the Forebears site says that Bardsley is derived from a geographical locality. 'of Bardsley,' a parish between Ashton and Oldham, near Manchester.

Census Records

• In citing Census Records:

Watch for enumeration errors, such as name variations.

Remember that humans were the input: dates and ages can be erroneous. The respondent may have had a memory lapse or poor recollection; the enumerator may have been hard of hearing, or simply transcribed what was told him in error.

It's best to avoid adding a link to an actual record, such as Ancestry.com or Familysearch.org. Why? Links can and often do change.

Provide the basic record info so that the record can be re-found, if necessary. Using References, the NARA (or similar)^[3] citation should be shown, according to proper genealogical research convention. Researcher Nick Dann provides the following example:

• 1870 US Census: Cleveland, Ward 7, Cuyahoga County, OH, 15 Aug 1870, Pg. 122 (Citation Footnote (using References): Year: 1870; Census Place: Cleveland Ward 7, Cuyahoga, Ohio; Roll: M593_1190; Page: 229B; Image: 462; Family History Library Film: 552689)

• Sometimes Census records can have errors. The obvious is surname spelling. Patience will eventually get you to the record you're seeking. Sometimes one has to be creative, as in this example.

In this case, an enumerator wasn't listening closely. Mark Heber Beardsley (1874 – 1947) appeared correctly, or nearly so, in 1880, 1910, 1930, and 1940 Census’. However, it was difficult to find him or his family in a 1920 Census. By searching with just his and his wife’s given name, no surname, and a known location (Texas, in this case), the family did appear with the surname ‘Heber’, Mark’s middle name. As mentioned above, it must sometimes be remembered that the enumerator is also human. And so was the person the enumerator was interviewing.

An excellent example of what can happen in the transcription of enumerator errors, or the enumerator simply recording what the interviewee is telling him, can be found in a Footnote attached to Harry Markle Beardsley, in this case having to do with the birthplace of his parents.

• What happened to the 1890 Census? It was lost in a fire!

See The Fate of the 1890 Population Census

and Wikipedia; 1890 Census

See also: The 1890 Veterans Schedules database for some individuals can still be found. Special Schedules of the Eleventh Census (1890), enumerating Union Veterans and Widows of Union Veterans of the Civil War.

Notable people with the Beardsley/Beardslee Surname

• See: Wikipedia: Beardsley
• Also see the attached document: Noted Beardsley Kin

Published Genealogies and Reference Books of Interest

The publications listed here contain members of Beardsley/lee family. New publications are semi-regularly discovered and added to the list, so followers of this freespace page should check back often to keep up to date. ---

1. A History and Genealogical Record of the Alling-Allens of New Haven, Conn., The Descendants of Roger Alling, First, and John Alling, Sen., From 1639 to the Present Time .. - by Allen, George P., b. 1826, comp. Publication date 1899
2. A Genealogy Of The Descendants Of Alexander Alvord: An Early Settler Of Windsor, Conn. And Northampton, Mass by Sam. Morgan Alvord Jan 1908
3. The Averell-Averill-Avery Family : A Record of the Descendants of William and Abigail Averell of Ipswich, Mass. Vol. I - by Avery, Clara Arlette, 1850- comp., Publication date 1914
4. The Averell-Averill-Avery Family : A Record of the Descendants of William and Abigail Averell of Ipswich, Mass. Vol. II - by Avery, Clara Arlette, 1850- comp., Publication date 1914
5. A Genealogy of the Descendants of Alexander Alvord, An Early Settler of Windsor, Conn. and Northampton, Mass. - by Alvord, Samuel Morgan, b. 1869, Publication date 1908
6. Babcock Genealogy: by Babcock, Stephen, 1832-1916, Publication date 1903
7. Genealogical record of Nathaniel Babcock, Simeon Main, Issac Miner, Ezekiel Main: by Brown, Cyrus Henry, b. 1829, Publication date 1909
8. The Baldwin Genealogy From 1500 to 1881 - by Charles Candee Baldwin - Pub. 1881
9. The Baldwin Genealogy Supplement - by C.C. Baldwinr - Pub. 1889
10. Genealogical record of the Barnum family, presenting a conspectus of the male descendants of Thomas Barnum 1625-1695 - by Barnum, Eben Lewis, 1839-; Barnum, Francis, 1849-1921, author - Published 1912
11. Genealogy of the Beach family of Connecticut - by Charles Chase McClaughry - Pub. 1863
12. Genealogical history of the Beardsley-lee family in America (1902) By - Isaac Haight Beardsley
13. Beardsley Genealogy The Family Of William Beardsley One Of The First Settlers Of Stratford Connecticut (1950) By -Nellie Judson (Beardsley) Holt
14. A Contribution to the Genealogy of the Bearse or Bearss Family in America, 1618-1871 : Ancestry and Descendants of Dea. John Bearss and his wife, Molly (Beardsley) Bearss, of New Fairfield, Ct., and Westmoreland, N.Y by Newcomb, John Bearse, 1824-1897, Published 1871
15. The Book o' Beggs : A Genealogical Study Of The Beggs Family In America, Also Gleanings Concerning This Ancient Gaelic Family Of Beg - Begg - Beig - Beggs: By Robert Henry Beggs And Clara Beardsley Beggs - 1844-1914 - Publication date 1928
16. Genealogy of the Bliss Family in America, From About the Year 1550-1880 - by Bliss, John Homer, b. 1832 - Published 1881,(1880)
17. Brown Genealogy Of Many Of The Descendants Of Thomas, John, And Eleazer Brown: by Brown, Cyrus Henry, 1829- (from old catalog), Publication date 1907-15
18. Brown Genealogy Of Many Of The Descendants Of Thomas, John, And Eleazer Brown Vol. II: by Brown, Cyrus Henry, 1829- (from old catalog), Publication date 1907-15
19. A General History Of The Burr Family, With A Genealogical Record From 1193 To 1891 - by Todd, Charles Burr, 1849; Publication date 1891
20. Robert Calef of Boston and Roxbury: and Some of his Descendents. - Compiled by Lunt, W. Wallace. (1928). Hingham, Mass.: Hingham Historical Society, inc..
21. Carter, A Genealogy Of The Descendants Of Thomas Carter Of Reading And Weston, Mass., And Of Hebron And Warren, Ct. Also Some Account Of The Descendants Of His brothers, Eleazer, Daniel, Ebenezer And Ezra, Sons Of Thomas Carter And Grandsons Of Rev. Thomas Carter, First Minister Of Woburn, Massachusetts, 1642 -by Carter, Howard Williston, b. 1855, Publication Date 1909
22. The Cantrill-Cantrell Genealogy : A Record Of The Descendants Of Richard Cantrill, Who Was A Resident Of Philadelphia Prior To 1689, And Of Earlier Cantrills In England And America - by Christie, Susan Cantrill, Mrs., Publication date 1908
23. A Genealogy Of Benjamin Cleveland, A Great-grandson Of Moses Cleveland, Of Woburn, Mass., And A Native Of Canterbury, Windham County, Conn: by Cleveland, Horace Gillette, 1832-1888, Publication Date 1879
24. The Genealogy Of The Cleveland And Cleaveland Families. An Attempt To Trace, In Both The Male And Female Lines, The Posterity Of Moses Cleveland ... (And) Of Alexander Cleveland: Volume I, by Cleveland, Edmund Janes, 1842-1902, Publication date 1899
25. The Genealogy Of The Cleveland And Cleaveland Families. An Attempt To Trace, In Both The Male And Female Lines, The Posterity Of Moses Cleveland ... (And) Of Alexander Cleveland: Volume II, by Cleveland, Edmund Janes, 1842-1902, Publication date 1899
26. The Genealogy Of The Cleveland And Cleaveland Families. An Attempt To Trace, In Both The Male And Female Lines, The Posterity Of Moses Cleveland ... (And) Of Alexander Cleveland: Volume II, by Cleveland, Edmund Janes, 1842-1902, Publication date 1899
27. History And Genealogy Of The Descendants Of Clement Corbin: Compiled by Rev. Harvey M. Lawson, Ph.B., B.D., Hartford Press, 1905
28. The History And Genealogy Of The Cornish Families In America; By Cornish, Joseph E. (Joseph Edward), b. 1856, Publication date 1907
29. Elder John Crandall Of Rhode Island And His Descendants page 151: by John Cortland Crandall, 1881- ., Publication date 1931
30. A Genealogy of the Curtiss Family: Being a Record of the Descendants of Widow Elizabeth Curtiss -By Frederic Haines Curtiss - Published 1903 by Boton Rockwell & Churchill Press
31. A Genealogy Of The Curtiss-Curtis Family Of Stratford, Connecticut : A Supplement To The 1903 Edition: by Harlow Dunham Curtis
32. The Genealogy Of The Cushing Family, An Account Of The Ancestors And Descendants Of Matthew Cushing, Who Came To America In 1638: by Cushing, James Stevenson, 1878- dn, Publication date 1905
33. The Early Daytons And Descendants of Henry Jr. - by Donald Lines Jacobus and Arthur Bliss Dayton pub. 1959
34. The Genealogy, History, and Alliances of the American House of Delano, 1621 to 1899.Compiled by Major Joel Andrew Delano, with the history and heraldry of the maison de Franchimont and de Lannoy to Delano, 1096 to 1621, and the royal ancestry of Lannoy from Guelph, prince of the Scyrri, to Phillippe de Lannoy, 476 A. D. to 1621, including other royal lines and a list of the Lannoy chevaliers de la toison d'or (golden fleece) by Delano, Joel Andrew, 1831-1901, comp; Delano de Lannoy, Mortimer, 1869-1920, ed. Publication date 1899
35. Genealogy Of The Descendants Of John Deming Of Wethersfield, Connecticut: by Deming, Judson Keith, 1858- (from old catalog): Publication date 1904
36. Life Of George Dewey, Rear Admiral, U.S.N.; And Dewey Family History : Being An Authentic Historical And Genealogical Record Of More Than Fifteen Thousand Persons In The United States By The Name Of Dewey, And Their Descendants : Life Of Rear Admiral George Dewey: by Dewey, Adelbert Milton, 1857-; Dewey, Louis Marinus, 1865-; Dewey, William T. (William Tarbox); Dewey, Orville C., Publication date 1898
37. The Doolittle Family in America Volume II: by Doolittle, William Frederick, 1872-; Brown, Louise Smylie; Doolittle, Malissa R., Published 1901
38. The Doolittle Family in America Volume III: by Doolittle, William Frederick, 1872-; Brown, Louise Smylie; Doolittle, Malissa R., Published 1901
39. The Doolittle Family in America Volume IV: by Doolittle, William Frederick, 1872-; Brown, Louise Smylie; Doolittle, Malissa R., Published 1901
40. The Doolittle Family in America Volume VI: by Doolittle, William Frederick, 1872-; Brown, Louise Smylie; Doolittle, Malissa R., Published 1901
41. Genealogy of the Eddy family - by Eddy, Charles, b. 1850,Published 1881
42. The Eddy Family In America: A Genealogy Compiled By Ruth Story Devereux Eddy, A.B., A.M. And Published Under The Direction Of The Eddy Family Association, Inc. In Commeration Of The Three Hundreth Anniversary Of The Landing Of John And Samuel Eddy At Plymouth, October 29, 1630, Pub. 1930
43. The Ewells In America And Some Allied Families, 1635-1990 - by James H. Ewell, Published 1990
44. Genealogy of the Fairbanks Family in America, 1633-1897 - by Lorenzo Sayles Fairbanks, Published 1897
45. The Name and Family of Fairchild - - Compiled by Timothy Marsh Fairchild and Sarah Ellen Fairchild - Pub. 1944
46. Early Fairchilds In America Compiled By Jean Fairchild Gilmore Pub. 1991
47. The Fisher Genealogy: A Record of the Descendants of Joshua, Anthony, and Cornelius Fisher of Dedham, Mass 1616-1640- by Philip A Fisher - Published 1898
48. Foote Family, Comprising The Genealogy And History Of Nathaniel Foote, Of Wethersfield, Conn., And His Descendants; Also A Partial Record Of Descendants Of Pasco Foote Of Salem, Mass., Richard Foote Of Stafford County, Va., And John Foote Of New York City: by Foote, Abram William, 1862-1941, Publication date 1907
49. Ancestors and Descendants of Samuel French, The Joiner of Stratford, Connecticut - by Mansfield Joseph French - Pub. 1940
50. The Geer Genealogy; A Historical Record Of George And Thomas Geer And Their Descendants In The United States From 1623 To 1923 by Geer, Walter, 1857-; Geer, James, b. 1783, Publication date 1923
51. Ancestry and Descendants of Josiah Hale : Fifth in Descent From Samuel Hale of Hartford, Conn., 1637 by Hale, Oscar Fitzalan Published 1909
52. The Hamlin Family (1639-1902) : A Genealogy Of James Hamlin Of Barnstable, Massachusetts, Eldest Son Of James Hamlin, The immigrant, Who Came From London, England, And Settled In Barnstable, 1639.: by Andrews, H. Franklin (Henry Franklin), 1844-1919, Publication date 1902
53. The Harvey Book : Giving The Genealogies Of Certain Branches Of The American Families Of Harvey, Nesbitt, Dixon And Jameson, And Notes On Many Other Families, Together With Numerous Biographical Sketches:by Harvey, Oscar Jewell, 1851-1922; Publication date 1899
54. Hawley Record by Elias S. Hawley - Pub. 1890
55. The Hendrick Genealogy; Daniel Hendrick Of Haverhill, Mass., And His Descendants, With An Appendix Containing Brief Accounts Of Several Other Hendrick Families,by Hendrick, Chas. T. (Charles Theodore), 1850- ,Publication date 1923
56. Hinsdale Genealogy : Descendants Of Robert Hinsdale Of Dedham, Medfield, Hadley And Deerfield, With An Account Of The French Family Of De Hinnisdal; by Andrews, Herbert Cornelius, 1883-1905; Holman, Alfred L. (Alfred Lyman), 1854-1934; Hinsdale, Sanford Charles, b. 1839
57. The Hoadley Genealogy : A history Of The Descendants Of William Hoadley Of Branford, Connecticut Together With Some Account Of Other Families Of The Name By Trowbridge, Francis Bacon, 1866- cn
58. The Hollister Family of America: Lieut. John Hollister, of Wethersfield, Conn., and His Descendants by Lafayette Wallace Case, Published 1886
59. The Descendants Of Rev. Thomas Hooker, Hartford, Connecticut, 1586-1908 : Being An Account Of What Is Known Of Rev. Thomas Hooker's Family In England : And More Particularly Concerning Himself And His Influence Upon The Early History Of Our Country : Also All Items Of Interest Which It Has Been Possible To Gather Concerning The Early Generations Of Hookers And Their Descendants In America: by Hooker, Edward; Hooker, Margaret Huntington, Publisher Rochester, N.Y. : Published 1909
60. Ancestry of Horace Ebenezer and Emma (Babcock) Horton: by Horton, Horace Ebenezer, 1843-1912; Horton, George Terry, b. 1873, Publication date 1920
61. The Hosmer Heritage Ancestors And Descendants Of The Emigrant Thomas Hosmer - By Ronald L. Roberts Vols. I, II & III Pub. 1984, 1987 & 1991'
62. The Huntington Family In America : A Genealogical Memoir Of The Known Descendants Of Simon Huntington From 1633 To 1915, Including Those Who Have Retained The Family Name, And Many Bearing Other Surnames: by Huntington Family Association; Huntington, Samuel Gladding, 1868-; Huntington, Richard Thomas, 1847-; Huntington, Samuel, 1842-
63. A History And Genealogy Of The Family Of Hurd In The United States, And A Partial History Of The New England Families Of Heard And Hord, Including A Treatise On Nomenclature, Heraldry And Coat Armour, And Ancestry- by Hurd, Dena D. Soekland, Publication date 1910
64. A Genealogy And History Of The Hute (i.e. Chute) Family In America: With Some Account Of The Family In Great Britain And Ireland, With An Account Of Forty Allied Families Gathered From The Most Authentic Sources: by Chute, William E. (William Edward), b. 1832, Publication date 1894
65. A survey of the Ishams in England and America; eight hundred and fifty years of history and genealogy - by Brainard, Homer Worthington, 1864-1947
66. History And Genealogy Of The Jewetts Of America; A Record Of Edward Jewett, Of Bradford, West Riding Of Yorkshire, England, And Of His Two Emigrant Sons, Deacon Maximilian And Joseph Jewett, Settlers Of Rowley, Massachusetts, In 1639; Also Of Abraham And John Jewett, Early Settlers Of Rowley, And Of The Jewetts Who Have Settled In The United States Since The Year 1800 - Vol. I: by Jewett, Frederic Clarke, Publication date 1908
67. History And Genealogy Of The Jewetts Of America; A Record Of Edward Jewett, Of Bradford, West Riding Of Yorkshire, England, And Of His Two Emigrant Sons, Deacon Maximilian And Joseph Jewett, Settlers Of Rowley, Massachusetts, In 1639; Also Of Abraham And John Jewett, Early Settlers Of Rowley, And Of The Jewetts Who Have Settled In The United States Since The Year 1800 - Vol. II: by Jewett, Frederic Clarke, Publication date 1908
68. History And Genealogy Of The Ancestors And Descendants Of Captain Israel Jones, Who Removed From Enfield To Barkhamsted, Conn., In The Year 1759 by Parker, L. N. (L. Newton); Jones, Asahel Wellington, 1838. Publication date 1902
69. A Genealogy Of The Descendants Of William Kelsey, Who Settled At Cambridge, Massachusetts In 1632, At Hartford, Connecticut In 1636 And At Killingworth, Connecticut In 1663 Vol. 03 - by Edward A. Claypool, Andazalea Clizbee and concluded by Earl Leland Kelsey, Publication date 1947
70. "History and Genealogy of the Kent family : Descendants of Richard Kent, Sr., Who Came to America in 1633" - by Dale, E. I. (Edward Irving); Kent, Edward E. (Edward Everett), Published 1899. (143p.)
71. Knickerbocker Family by William Van Alstyne April 2016 - By William B. Van Alstyne, M.D., Published January 1908
72. A Genealogy of the Leavenworth Family in the United States - By Elias Warner Leavenworth - Published 1873 by Publisher S. G. Hitchcock & Co. Syracuse, N.Y.
73. Leonard - Memorial, Genealogical, Historical, and Biographical of Solomon Leonard, 1637 of Duxbury and Bridgewater, Massachusetts - - by Manning Leonard, Pub. 1896'
74. The Lines Family - by Jacobus, Donald Lines, 1887-1970, Publication date 1905
75. Descendants of Joseph Loomis in America, and his antecedents in the Old world - Loomis, Elias, 1811-1889; Loomis, Elisha S. (Elisha Scott), 1852-1940; Hoppin, Charles A., Jr
76. James Ludden, The Old Planter, 1611-1692 And Descendants - by Ludden, Wallace, 1893- , Publication date 1971
77. John Mallet, The Huguenot, And His Descendants, 1694 1894: by Anna S Mallett: Publication date 1895
78. Lemuel Mallory and His Descendants - Compiled by Vance M. Holland - Pub. 1976
79. The Merwin family in North America : a genealogy of the descendants of Miles Merwin (1623-1697) in the male line through the tenth generation Volume II by Miles Merwin (1623-1697) Association, Published 1978
80. Register of the Middlebrook family, Descendants of Joseph Middlebrook of Fairfield, Conn.: by Louis F. Middlebrook pub. 1909
81. 1637-1887, The Munson Record : A Genealogical and Biographical Account of Captain Thomas Munson, a Pioneer of Hartford and New Haven, and His Descendants Vol. 1 of 5 -by Munson, Myron A. (Myron Andrews), b. 1835 Published 1896
82. 1637-1887, The Munson Record : A Genealogical and Biographical Account of Captain Thomas Munson, a Pioneer of Hartford and New Haven, and His Descendants Vol. 2 of 5 -by Munson, Myron A. (Myron Andrews), b. 1835 Published 1896
83. Genealogical Memoir of the Newcomb Family, Containing Records of Nearly Every Person of the Name in America From 1635-1874. Also the First Generation of Children Descended From Females Who Have Lost the Name Newcomb by Marriage. With Notices of the Family in England During the Past Seven Hundred Years - by Newcomb, John Bearse, 1824-1897 Published 1874
84. Sergeant Francis Nicholls of Stratford, Connecticut, 1639, and the descendants of his son, Caleb Nicholls - by Nicholls, Walter, Published 1909
85. History And Genealogy Of The Family Of Thomas Noble, Of Westfied, Massachusetts : With Genealogical Notes Of Other Families By The Name Of Noble, by Boltwood, Lucius Manlius, 1825-1905. Publication date 1878
86. The Northrup-Northrop genealogy : A Record of the Known Descendants of Joseph Northrup, Who Came From England in 1637, And Was One of the Original Settlers of Milford, Conn., in 1639 ; With Lists of Northrups and Northrops in the Revolution by Northrup, A. Judd (Ansel Judd), 1833-1919, Published c1908
87. The Ogden Family In America, Elizabethtown Branch, And Their English Ancestry; John Ogden, The Pilgrim, And His Descendants, 1640-1906; by Wheeler, William Ogden, 1837-1900. cn; Van Alstyne, Lawrence, b. 1839, ed; Ogden, Charles Burr, 1855- joint ed., Publication date 1907
88. The Pardee Genealogy: by Jacobus, Donald Lines, 1887-1970; New Haven Colony Historical Society, Publication date 1927
89. Peabody (Paybody, Pabody, Pabodie) Genealogy by Peabody, Selim H. (Selim Hobart), 1829-1903. Publication date 1909
90. John Peet, 1597-1684, of Stratford, Connecticut and His Descendants - By Terry Charles Peet - 3rd Edition Pub. 2013
91. Genealogy of the Pelton Family in America : Being a Record of the Descendants of John Pelton Who Settled in Boston, Mass., About 1630-1632, and Died in Dorchester, Mass., January 23rd, 1681,by Pelton, Jeremiah M., 1821-, Publication date 1892
92. Brian Pendleton And His Descendants, 1599-1910, With Some Account Of The Pembleton Families Of Orange County, N. Y., Ostego County, N. Y., And Luzerne County, Pa., And Notices Of Other Pendletons Of Later Origin In The United States: by Pendleton, Everett Hall, 1878- , Publication date 1910 [c1911]
93. The Phelps Family Of America And Their English Ancestors : With Copies Of Wills, Deeds, Letters, And Other Interesting Papers, Coats Of Arms And Valuable Records: by Phelps, Oliver Seymour, b. 1816; Servin, Andrew Tinkey, b. 1857
94. Platt Genealogy in America, From the Arrival of Richard Platt in New Haven, Connecticut, in 1638: by Platt, Charles, 1905- ,Publication date 1963
95. Peter Prudden; a story of his life and New Haven and Milford, Conn.: by Prudden, Lillian Eliza, 1852-1937. (from old catalog) Published 1901
96. Genealogy Of A Branch Of The Randall Family, 1666 to 1879: by Randall, Paul King, Publication date 1879
97. Rathbone Genealogy, A Complete History Of The Rathbone Family 1574-Date Vol.1 , by Cooley, John Clark, 1819- Publication date 1898
98. Rathbone Genealogy, A Complete History Of The Rathbone Family 1574-Date Vol.2 , by Cooley, John Clark, 1819- Publication date 1898
99. The Rawson Family : A Revised Memoir Or Edward Rawson, Secretary Of The Colony Of Massachusetts Bay, From 1650-1686, With Genealogical Notices Of His Descendants, Including Nine Generations: by Crane, Ellery Bicknell, 1836-1925, Publication date 1875
100. Reed-Read lineage. Captain John Reed of Providence, R. I., and Norwalk, Conn. and His Descendants Through His Sons, John and Thomas, 1660-1909: by Wright, Ella Frances (Reed), 1859- (from old catalog) - Published 1909
101. Donald Robertson and his wife, Rachel Rogers, of King and Queen County, Virginia, their ancestry and posterity; also, a brief account of the ancestry of Commodore Richard Taylor of Orange County, Virginia, and his naval history during the war of the American Revolution: by Anderson, William Kyle, b. 1847, Publication date 1900
102. Ruf Ruf, Haight, Eddy, Sumner, Hatch And Allied Families - By Alpha H. Ruf Pub. 1932
103. Sacketts of America, Their Ancestors and Descendants 1630-1907 by Charles H Wetgant - Pub. 1907
104. Family History Of Col. John Sawyers And Simon Harris, And Their Descendants - by Harris, Madison Monroe, 1841-; Carter, William Randolph, 1843- , Publication date 1913
105. Descendants of William Scott of Hatfield, Mass., 1668-1906 by Orrin Peer Allen - Published 1906
106. Reunion of the descendants of Daniel Shelton, at Birmingham, Conn., June 14th, 1877 by Shelton, Edward Nelson, b. 1812, Published 1877
107. The Michael Shoemaker Book (Schumacher):by Blair, Williams T; Shoemaker, J. I. (Jacob I.), b. 1839; Publication date 1924
108. A History of the Starr Family of New England, From the Ancestor, Dr. Comfort Starr of Ashford, County of Kent, England, who emigrated to Boston, Mass., in 1635 by Starr, Burgis Pratt, 1822-1883 - Published 1879
109. Genealogy of the Stevens family, from 1635 to 1891 : tracing the various branches from the early settlers in America - by Stevens, Frederick S. (Frederick Sylvester), 1848 - Published 1891
110. The Sterling Genealogy, Volume 2,by Sterling, Albert Mack; Sterling, Edward Boker, Publication date 1909, Topics Sterling family, Sterling, William, 1637-1719, Sterling, James, 1742-1818, Publisher New York : Grafton Press
111. Genealogy : Strobridge Morrison or Morison Strawbridge - by Guild, Mary A. Stiles Paul, b. 1830, Published 1891
112. The History of the Descendants of Elder John Strong of Northampton, Mass. - by Benjamin W. Dwight - Volume I - Published 1871 by Joel Munsell of Albany, New York.
113. Genealogy Of The Swallow Family, 1666 - 1910 - by Baker, Alice Griswold, 1849-1913
114. Thacher-Thatcher genealogy by Totten, John R. (John Reynolds), 1856-1936; New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. Published 1910
115. The Trowbridge Genealogy - History of The Trowbridge Family in America - By Francis Bacon Trowbridge - Published 1908
116. Concerning The Van Bunschoten Or Van Benschoten Family In America, By William Van Benschoten - Pub 1907
117. Genealogy of the Van Texel – Van Tassel Family in America 1625 – 1900: Descendants of Jan Cornelissen Van Texel Born 1625 On Isle of Texel Off North Coast of HOLLAND: Compiled by Daniel Van Tassel (Typed and Indexed, 1950-1951. Through the Van Tassell Family Organization of Utah From a Typed Copy of The Original by Mariam R. Owen.
118. Wakeman Genealogy, 1630-1899 : Being a History of the Descendants of Samuel Wakeman, of Hartford, Conn., and of John Wakeman, Treasurer of New Haven Colony, With a Few Collaterals Included by Wakeman, Robert Peel, 1849- ,Published 1900
119. Andrew Warde and his descendants, 1597-1910 Published 1890 by George Kemp Ward, Association of Descendants of Andrew Ward
120. The Genealogical and Encyclopedic History of the Wheeler Family in America- Compiled by the American College of Genealogy, Under the Direction of Albert Gallatin Wheeler- Pub. 1914.
121. George Wightman Of Quidnessett, R.I. (1632-1721/2) And Descendants : Waitman, Weightman, Whiteman, Whitman, Whytman, Wightman, Wyghtman by Whitman, Mary Ross, 1872-1938, comp. Publication date 1939
122. Genealogy of the family of Winchell in America; embracing the etymology and history of the name, and the outlines of some collateral genealogies - by Winchell, Alexander, 1824-1891, Published 1869

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1. 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 And The Names Of The Ships In Which They Embarked, And Other Interesting Particulars; From Mss. Preserved In The State Paper Department Of Her Majesty's Public Record Office, England; by Hotten, John Camden, 1832-1873, Publication date 1874
2. Abstract of probate records at Fairfield, Connecticut, down to 1721 - Publication date 19--, Topics Probate Records -- Connecticut Fairfield Abstracts, Genealogy

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1. Record of Service of Connecticut Men in the (I.) War of the Revolution, (II.) War of 1812, (III.) Mexican War - by Connecticut Adjutant-General's Office; Johnston, Henry Phelps, 1842-1923, Published 1889

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1. Early history of Amenia (New York) by Reed, Newton - Published 1875
2. History of the County of Annapolis : including old Port Royal and Acadia : with memoirs of its representatives in the provincial parliament, and biographical and genealogical sketches of its early English settlers and their families:by Calnek, W. A. (William Arthur), 1822-1892; Savary, A. W. (Alfred William), 1831-1920, Publication date 1897
3. History of Athens County, Ohio : And, Incidentally, Of The Ohio Land Company And The First Settlement Of The State At Marietta, With Personal And Biographical Sketches Of The Early Settlers, Narratives Of Pioneer Adventures, etc.: by Walker, Charles M. (Charles Manning), 1834- , Publication Date 1869
4. The History of Catharine, Schuyler County, N.Y. - by Mrs.Mary L (Caitlin) Cleaver - Pub. 1945 - Section of the book concerning Beardsleys
5. History Of Chenango And Madison Counties, New York, Names Of Citizens Who Assisted And Contributed Toward The Publication Of The History Of Chenango And Madison Counties, With Person Statistics
6. A History of Deerfield, Massachusetts: the times when the people by whom it was settled, unsettled and resettled Volume 1- by Sheldon, George, 1818-1916. cn - Published 1895
7. A History of Deerfield, Massachusetts: the times when the people by whom it was settled, unsettled and resettled Volume 2- by Sheldon, George, 1818-1916. cn - Published 1895
8. Commemorative Biographical Record Of Dutchess County, New York, Containing Biographical Sketches Of Prominent And Representative Citizens, And Of Many Of The Early Settled Families: J. H. Beers & Co., Chicago, 1897
9. History of the town of Goshen, Connecticut, With Genealogies and Biographies based upon the records of Deacon Lewis Mills Norton, 1897, by Hibbard, A. G. (Augustine George), b. 1833; Norton, Lewis Mills, 1783-1860
10. History and genealogy of the families of old Fairfield; volumes 01A - 03, Jacobus, Donald Lines, 1887-1970; Daughters of the American Revolution. Eunice Dennie Burr Chapter
11. History Of Hadley : Including The Early History Of Hatfield, South Hadley, Amherst And Granby, Massachusetts: by Judd, Sylvester, 1789-1860; Boltwood, Lucius M. (Lucius; anlius), 1825-1905; Publication date 1905
12. Families of ancient New Haven: vol. 1-2, by Jacobus, Donald Lines, 1887-1970. Publication date 1923
13. Families of ancient New Haven: vol. 3-4, by Jacobus, Donald Lines, 1887-1970. Publication date 1923
14. Families of ancient New Haven: vol. 5-6, by Jacobus, Donald Lines, 1887-1970. Publication date 1923
15. Families of ancient New Haven: vol. 7-8, by Jacobus, Donald Lines, 1887-1970. Publication date 1923
16. Genealogical And Family History Of The County Of Jefferson, New York, Vol. 1; by Oakes, Rensselaer Allston, 1835-1904, ed; Lewis Publishing Co., Chicago, pub., Publication date 1905
17. Commemorative Biographical Record of New Haven County, Connecticut : Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens, and of Many of the Early Settled Families. llustrated: by J.H. Beers & Co, Published 1902
18. Vital records of New Haven, 1649-1850 Part 1: by Order of the Founders and Patriots of America. Connecticut Society Publication date 1917, Topics Registers of births, etc. -- Connecticut New Haven, New Haven (Conn.) -- Genealogy: Publisher Hartford, The Connecticut society of the Order of the founders and patriots of America
19. Vital records of New Haven, 1649-1850 Part 2: by Order of the Founders and Patriots of America. Connecticut Society Publication date 1917, Topics Registers of births, etc. -- Connecticut New Haven, New Haven (Conn.) -- Genealogy: Publisher Hartford, The Connecticut society of the Order of the founders and patriots of America
20. A biographical record of Schuyler County, New York - S.J. Clarke Publishing Company - Published 1903 - Two autobiographical portraits, Amos Beardsley and Philo Beardsley, both who were Civil War veterans
21. A history of the old town of Stratford and the city of Bridgeport, Connecticut - Pt. I, 746 pages, by Orcutt, Samuel, 1824-1893, Published 1886
22. A history of the old town of Stratford and the city of Bridgeport, Connecticut - Pt. II, 904 pages, by Orcutt, Samuel, 1824-1893, Published 1886
    *Pt. II also contains histories of Huntington, Trumbull and Monroe, towns incorporated from old Stratford. Epitaphs from the various cemeteries are included.
23. History of Walworth County, Wisconsin, containing an account of its settlement, growth, development and resources...its war record, biographical sketches, portraits of prominent men and early settlers; the whole preceded by a history of Wisconsin...and an abstract of its laws and constitution. - By Western Historical Co. Pub. 1882
24. History and directory of Yates County : containing a sketch of its original settlement by the Public Universal Friends, the lessee company and others, with an account of individual pioneers and their families ; also of other leading citizens ; including church, school and civil history, and a narrative of the Universal Friend, her society and doctrine - by Cleveland, Stafford Canning, 1822-1885; Bootes, Fenton E., Mrs., Publication date 1873
25. South Britain Sketches and Records; (South Britain, New Haven, Connecticut) by Sharpe, W. C. (William Carvosso), 1839-1924, Publication date 1898

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A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England Showing Three Generations of Those Who Came Before May 1692 - By James Savage - Pub. 1860

1. Vol I Abb - Cutt + adds and corr.
2. Vol II Dad - Jup + adds and corr.
3. Vol III Kates - Ryl +adds and corr.
4. Vol IV Sab-Zul + adds and corr. + cross index

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American Ancestry: Giving the Name and Descent, in the Male Line, of Americans Whose Ancestors Settled in the United States Previous to the Declaration of Independence A.D. 1776 : Compiled by Thomas P. Hughs, Published by Joel Munsell's Sons : Consisting of 12 Volumes

1. Volume 1, Published 1887 - Charles Beardsely (1812-1862), Catherine P. Beardsley (wife of Ariel Lathrop)
2. Volume 2, Published 1887 - no mentioned Beardsleys
3. Volume 3, Published 1888 - Esther Beardsley (wife of Benjamin DeForest)
4. Volume 4, Published 1889 - Jennie Beardsley (wife of Richard C. Ambler)
5. Volume 5, Published 1890 - Mary Ann Beardsley (wife of Henry Judson 1792-1849), Samuel Beardsley (Judge of the New York State Supreme Court), Sidney B. Beardsley (Judge of the Supreme Court of Connecticut)
6. Volume 6, Published 1891 - Ebenezer Edwards Beardsley
7. Volume 7, Published 1892 - Arthur Beardsley (son of Jonathan & Laura (Coutant) Beardsley), Sarah Beardsley (wife of Obadiah Dickinson, she was killed by Indians in 1677)
8. Volume 8, Published 1893 - Rebecca Beardsley (wife of Matthew Cole), Amelia Beardsley (widow of Lucius Fayerweather), Eleanor Beardsley (wife of John Alling (Allen?))
9. Volume 9, Published 1894 - Mary Beardsley (daughter of William & wife of Thomas Wells)
10. Volume 10, Published 1895 - Lucy Beardsley (wife of Abel Phelps), Lavinia Beardsley (wife of Stephen Fairchild)
11. Volume 11, Published 1898 - Mary Beardsley (wife of Stephen Belden & daughter of Thomas & Mary (Beardsley) Wells), William Beardsley (husband of Prisilla Peet)
12. Volume 12, Published 1899 - no mentioned Beardsleys

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Footnotes

1. ↑ From the Preface, History of Hancock County [Ohio] from Its Earliest Settlement to the Present:, by Daniel Barna Beardsley, Republic Printing Company, 1881
2. ↑ For example, see: New Fairfield Marriages, 1746-1791
3. ↑ [National Archives and Records Administration]