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No Binding. Condition: Very Good. ORIGINAL Articles, disbound from journal; no covers; in very good condition. Journal.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less 1.74.

96pp, (5.75 x 8.75 inches)b&w photos. Very good in wrappers (soft cover). Covers rubbed, a light crease to lower corners, front and back, otherwise clean and tight, bumps or tears, no markings. A Continuatiion of The University Review, published by the University of Missouri. Literary magazine, poems, stories, essays, photography. E.L.Mayo, Robert Slater, Rose Graubart Ignatow, Carl Dennis, Robert Gibb, R.P.Dickey, Henry H. Roth, Robert Bly, Roy Basler, et al.

Condition: LikeNew. Never used! Light wear to corners/edges from shelving.

Stapled wraps. Condition: Very Good. Hass, Paul H., Editor. Cover photo of John Lloyd Jones on his farm near Old Helena. Contents: Diplomat Among Kings: John Cudahy and Leopold III by Timothy P. Maga, Nicholas Murray Butler's Crusade for a Warless World by C. F. Howlett, and Jenkin Lloyd Jones and "The Gospel of the Farm" edited by Thomas E. Graham. Discount on multiple purchases. To see all the Wisconsin History magazines I have listed, click on Booksellers at the top, type in Outta Shelves, click on my store's name, and type in Wisconsin History. 67/2.

Condition: Very Good. Hass, Paul H., Editor. Cover photo of John Lloyd Jones on his farm near Old Helena. Contents: Diplomat Among Kings: John Cudahy and Leopold III by Timothy P. Maga, Nicholas Murray Butler's Crusade for a Warless World by C. F. Howlett, and Jenkin Lloyd Jones and "The Gospel of the Farm" edited by Thomas E. Graham. Discount on multiple purchases. To see all the Wisconsin History magazines I have listed, click on Booksellers at the top, type in Outta Shelves, click on my store's name, and type in Wisconsin History. 67/2.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Pierce County, on the western edge of Wisconsin, are recalled through colorful tales, historic data, and individual biographies in this New 19-page 8 1/2" x 11" spiral-bound booklet, printed single-sided. The front cover is a parchtex card stock, protected with a vinyl sheet. The information comes from a rare 1881 book, entitled History of Northern Wisconsin. We've enlarged the area on a map from the original book, and included it along with two other maps of historic interest. Communities currently listed for this area by the National Association of Counties include: Bay City, Beldenville, Clifton, Diamond Bluff, East Ellsworth, El Paso, Ellsworth (County Seat), Elmwood, Gilman, Hager City, Hartland, Isabelle, Maiden Rock, Martell, Oak Grove, Plum City, Prescott, River Falls, Rock Elm, Salem, Spring Lake, Spring Valley (part), Trenton, Trimbelle, Union. (Some towns may not be mentioned in the booklet.) Among the many subjects included are: Location, Natural Resources, Many Rivers; Early History; Fort Snelling; Originally part of St. Croix County; Early Settlers; Early county officials; Newspapers; Ellsworth, the county seat; Firsts -- death, religious service, etc.; societies; the town of Maiden Rock and the energetically disposed Mr. Trumbull; the slow-growing village of Prescott; River Falls on the banks of the Kinnickinnic; Diamond Bluff and Esdaile; and other interesting bits of history and trivia. Attention Genealogists: In addition to the many names mentioned throughout the booklet, there are individual biographies of a number of county residents of the late 1800s. Some of these are brief, but others include family members, affiliations, war records, and business activities, in the course of which they often shed light on area businesses, churches, professions and institutions, and on news events. Those listed are (not alphabetical): Henry P. Ames, John S. Beaty, Benton Elliott, Cornelius Fenton, George F. Fletcher, Jens B. Jenson, J.G. Keith, George W. Kimball, William C. Kinne, Lloyd L. Lewis, J.B. Maynard Jr., John L. Moody, Thomas L. Nelson, John Peterson, Perry D. Pierce, Mark M. Sanderson, Selah Strickland, Frank B. White, Ambrose Cook, Jeremiah Fuller, Frank N. McVean, Albert P. Merrill, Horace Richards, John D. Trumbull, Dr. Maroni Ware, August R. Mero, John R. Niles, Lawson C. Burke, Charles H. Grant, Bernard D. Engley, Joseph Gillespie, Samuel E. McDonald, William Monro, Arthur J. Mumford and Walter E. Warren.

Stapled wraps. Condition: Fine. Hass, Paul H., Editor. Cover photo of John Lloyd Jones on his farm near Old Helena. Contents: Diplomat Among Kings: John Cudahy and Leopold III by Timothy P. Maga, Nicholas Murray Butler's Crusade for a Warless World by C. F. Howlett, and Jenkin Lloyd Jones and "The Gospel of the Farm" edited by Thomas E. Graham. Discount on multiple purchases. To see all the Wisconsin History magazines I have listed, click on Booksellers at the top, type in Outta Shelves, click on my store's name, and type in Wisconsin History. 67/2.

Stapled wraps. Condition: Fine. Hass, Paul H., Editor. Cover photo of John Lloyd Jones on his farm near Old Helena. Contents: Diplomat Among Kings: John Cudahy and Leopold III by Timothy P. Maga, Nicholas Murray Butler's Crusade for a Warless World by C. F. Howlett, and Jenkin Lloyd Jones and "The Gospel of the Farm" edited by Thomas E. Graham. Discount on multiple purchases. To see all the Wisconsin History magazines I have listed, click on Booksellers at the top, type in Outta Shelves, click on my store's name, and type in Wisconsin History. 67/2.

Paperback. Condition: Good. AF1 - The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (Vol. 55, No. 3, March 1974) Book has wrinkling on the spine and some edges, moderate discoloration (browning), and shelf wear otherwise good. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America is published monthly by the American Institute of Physics for the Acoustical Society of America. This issue contains articles by Richard H. Lyon, Ulrich J. Kurze, S.K. Bose, A.K. Mal, Joseph B. Keller, Peter H. Rogers, A.L. Van Buren, A.O. Williams Jr., J.M. Barber, Uno Ingard, Vijay K. Singhal, H.O. Berktay, D.J. Leahy, C.W. Horton Sr., R.H. Nichols, A. Senko, Gerald Rosenfeld, J. Vivoli, P. Filippi, John S. Wang, Malcolm J. Crocker, Juergen Tonndorf, J.J. Zwislocki, Brian M. Johnstone, Graeme K. Yates, William S. Rhode, Luis Robles, Peter Dallos, Mary Ann Cheatham, John Ferraro, Thomas F. Weiss, Michael J. Mulroy, David W. Altmann, N.Y.S. Kiang, E.C. Moxon, Aage R. Moller, Irwin Pollack, Charles E. Robinson, Onslow S. Wakeford, Donald E. Robinson, Kenneth N. Stevens, Dennis H. Klatt, Joseph P. Olive, Lloyd H. Nakatani, & C.J. Adkins. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Paperback. Condition: Good. AF1 - The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (Vol. 40, No. 1, July 1966) Book has wrinkling, chipping, and tear on the top spine and front top left corner, wrinkling, a few writings, and some wear on the spine, bumped top corners, some crease on the back left corners and last few pages, moderate discoloration (browning), and shelf wear otherwise good. Published monthly by the American Institute of Physics for the Acoustical Society of America. This issue contains articles by R.J. Donato, Peter J. Dallos, Craig O. Linnell, Donald D. Dirks, Jane Chandler Norris, James P. Egan, William Benson, Lloyd Elfner, Jerry L. Homick, G.G. Harris, D.C. Milne, J.D. Harris, J.D. Hood, J.P. Poole, Dennis H. Klatt, Gordon E. Peterson, Lawrence R. Rabiner, C.L. Laurence, N.I. Durlach, Bertram Scharf, Rhona P. Hellman, M.R. Schroeder, P. Lloyd, M. Redwood, I.C. Romer Jr., A. Gaggioli, A.S. El-Hakeem, John W. Coltman, Dwight E. Bishop, Kenneth N. Stevens, Arthur S. House, Allan P. Paul, William Baerg, W.H. Scwarz, I.L. Gelles, Cyril M. Harris, R.W. Leonard, Arthur Edson Lord Jr. R.K. Moore, B.E. Parkins, Y.T. Tsui, F. DiMaggio, R. Rand, Leonard E. Smollen, Elizabeth M. Arase, T. Arase, M. Barmatz, Isadore Rudnick, Robert K. Gould, Paul Harris, L.J. Vortman, & Stephen Weiner. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Clark County, WI, are recalled through in this NEW 29 page booklet, filled with local history and biographies of prominent residents. The information comes from a rare 1881 book, entitled History of Northern Wisconsin. The booklet is printed single-sided on 8 1/2" x 11" paper. The front cover is a parchtex card stock, protected with a vinyl sheet. We've enlarged the Clark County area of a map from the original book, and included it along with two other maps of historic interest. Communities currently listed for this area by the National Association of Counties include: Abbotsford (part), Beaver, Butler, Chili, Colby (part), Curtiss, Dewhurst, Dorchester (part), Eaton, Foster, Fremont, Grant, Granton, Green Grove, Greenwood, Hendren, Hewett, Hixon, Hoard, Humbird, Levis, Longwood, Loyal, Lynn, Mayville, Mead, Mentor, Neillsville (County Seat), Owen, Pine Valley, Reseburg,Seif, Sherman, Sherwood, Thorp, Unity (part), Warner, Washburn, Weston, Willard, Withee, Worden, and York. (Some towns may not be mentioned in the booklet.) Among the many subjects included are: Location and Natural Resources, like the Black River; Mormons and Pine Trees; the Enterprising arrivals of 1846; the Courtship and Wedding of James O'Neill and Jane Douglass and other "social" events; Disaster of 1847 and the Panic of 1857; early murders and rough characters; New arrivals -- year by year; First County officers; County Seat Dispute between Weston and Neillsville; County courthouse, jail and poor-house; Newspapers; Pineries and Logging; Neillsville and Clark County during the Civil War; Post War Improvements; Schools; Churches; Neillsville and Merrillon Railroad; Secret Societies; the Sherman Guards; Neillsville Manufacturers, including the Neillsville Flour Mills, Neillsville Brewery, Sterns Stair Factory, Leason Pump Factory, the Neillsville Foundry and Machine Shop, etc.; Humbird Smallpox Epidemic; Greenwood "firsts"; the dam at Hemlock; Colby and Dorchester, on the Wisconsin Central RR; a "live" newspaper in Colby ; and other interesting bits of history and trivia. Attention Genealogists: This booklet contains biographies of many county residents of the late 1800s. Some of these are brief, but others include family members, affiliations, war records, and business activities, in the course of which they often shed light on area businesses, churches, professions and institutions, and on news events. Those listed are: (not in alphabetical order): Levi Archer, George A. Austin, Orson Bacon, Chauncey Blakeslee, S.C. Boardman, Emery Bruley, C.E. Bussell, William Campbell, J.F. Canon, F.G. Cawley, S.F. Chubb, A.W. Clark, W.C. Crandall, R. Dewhurst, D. Dickinson, Dr. B.R. Dickinson, L.A. Doolittle, P.S. Dudley, B.F. French, J.W. Ferguson, James Furlong, L.W. Gallaher, Daniel Gates, J.L. Gates, Ansen Green, G.J. Gart, Mrs. Almira Head, James Hewett (pix), Peter Johnson, Ira B. Jones, J.B. Jones, Solomon F. Josephs, F.A. Lee, F. D. Lindsay, George L. Lloyd, George A. Ludington, James Lynch, R.J. MacBride, E.H. Markey, Dr. W.B. Morley, Henry Myers, William Neverman, James O'Neill, James O'Neill Jr. Rev. Harvey Palmer, Hiram Palmer, J.A. Parkhurst, Thomas B. Philpott, Philip Ramminger, Mrs. M.W. Reddan, John Reed, M.C. Ring, Jacob Rossman, Herman Schuster, G. Sterns, J.R. Sturdevant, J.W. Sturdevant, H.E. Taylor, James A. Templeton, J.H. Thayer, Julius Tragsdorf, G.W. Trogner, L. Weeks, O.P. Wells, H.N. Withee, C.A. Youmans, Charles Cornelius, Henry Counsell, John S. Dore, Authur Hutchinson, Nelson Marsh, Thomas Reed, Ernest Eilert, E.A. Freeman, C.F.W. Schmidt, W. J. Armstrong, G.B. Begley, John Brown, H.W. Hunt, A.S. Eaton, George Huntzicker, Genry Huntzicker, Frank Pfeifer, Philip Rossman, Robert Schofield, Patrick Sheehan, H.J. Thomas, Jones Thompkins, M.B. Warner, Horace M. Weston, J.C. Gwin, M.P. Hartford, Harry Philpott, E.A. Eaton, C.W. Carpenter, G.G. Reul, Charles Phillip Bahl, W.H. Bartell, Frank Brott, J.S. Edminster, D.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Very Good. Vol. 7, No. 4. Edited by William L. Hamling. Cover art by W. E. Terry for "Forever We Die!" (novel) by C. H. Thames (Milton Lesser). Inlcudes "We Run from the Hunted!" by Darius John Granger (also Lesser); "The Man with the Golden Eyes" (novelette) by Alexander Blade (house pseud., unattributed); "Traitor's Choice" by Paul W. Fairman; "Next Stop, Nowhere" by Dick Purcell. Illustrated by W. E. Terry and Lloyd Rognan. Cartoons by T.V.P. and Scheffy. Dealer's stamp and marks on cover; 1" tear to spine heel; else quite nice.

SingleIssueMagazine. Condition: Very Good. Vol. 7, No. 4. Edited by William L. Hamling. Cover art by W. E. Terry for "Forever We Die!" (novel) by C. H. Thames (Milton Lesser). Inlcudes "We Run from the Hunted!" by Darius John Granger (also Lesser); "The Man with the Golden Eyes" (novelette) by Alexander Blade (house pseud., unattributed); "Traitor's Choice" by Paul W. Fairman; "Next Stop, Nowhere" by Dick Purcell. Illustrated by W. E. Terry and Lloyd Rognan. Cartoons by T.V.P. and Scheffy. Creasing; pancil marks on front (see scan). owner's stamp on first page.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Seward County, Nebraska, are recalled through colorful tales, factual data and individual biographies in this 34-page spiral bound booklet excerpted from the rare 1882 book: History of the State of Nebraska, originally published by the Western Historical Co. of Chicago, and Nebraska, a Guide to the Cornhusker State, a 1939 project of the Federal Writers of the Works Progress Administration. A vinyl sheet has been added to protect the full-color front cover. Among the many subjects included are: Topography; First settlerment and Early History; First Schools; Political History; Roster of County Officials; Education; Death of Father Dunaway, an early pioneer; the city of Seward -- aspect and busines importance, incorportation, societies, churches, schools; the village of Milford -- location and natural features, early history, churches, societies; and the town of Utica. The booklet contains biographies of many residents of Colfax County in 1882. While primarily of interest to descendants, these often contain clues to the area and the times. Biographical sketches include: SEWARD -- Luke Agur, West Barrett, James G. Berdrow, James Betzer, Hiram Boyes, John Brown, Edmund Carns, Jon Cattle Sr., Capt. Robert Cooper, William Cox, Herman Diers, Stephen Douglass, Elijah K. Dunbaugh, Joseph W. Dupin, John N. Edwards, Charles N. Emilton, James M. Fletcher, Thomas Graham, James Harris, William Imlay, LLoyd Johns, Edward Jones, Claudius Jones, Cas. R. LaMena, William Leese, John Leonardt, Samuel P. Lindley, George W. Lowley, Sanford Marshall, Edmund McIntyre, Daniel McKillip, Lewis Moffitt (pix), Henry Page, Otero Reynolds, John Roberts, Thomas Sanders, Isaac Sorter, St. Clair & Anderson, John C. Thomas, George H. Underhill, Capt. Charles E. Van Pelt, Dr. Leland Walker ( pix), William H. Walker, Walter O. Whitcomb, Olliver Williams, Thomas Wolfe, Dr. James H. Woodward, John Zimmerer; MILFORD -- Will D. Alexander, Henry C. Atwood, John H. Atwood, Roger P. Birge, George W. Brandon, John J. Briggs, Jacob H. Culver, Jonathan L. Davidson, Pliney E. Dinsmore, John Engelhaupt, Rev. Herman A. French, Rev. Willis G. Haselwood, Thomas A. Healey, Philip I. Hooker, Fredrick S. Johnson, Lewis D. Laune, Capt. John B. Mitchell, John A. Raymer, William C. Smiley, Lee H. Smiley, Soloman J. Shupp, Joseph Stockman; UTICA --Howard M. Colman, George A. Derby, Dr. Rufus D. Harvey, James E. Hibbard, George F. Hurlburt, Joseph Jones, John S. Kittle, George W. Learned, George Liggett, Rev. Wesson G. Miller, Rev. Calvin E. Phinney, Soren Thygeson; OTHERS --Lemuel L. Allison, Edward C. Archer, Thomas Bailey, Thomas Best, Henry Bick, James Bone, Albert E. Bradley, Hiram A. Brisbin, David Brown, Samuel Brown, Joseph W. Bivens, Luther Chaddock, Martin Castle, Lieut. Thomas Corr, Henry Cross, August Daehling, Frederick M. Dimery, Michael Dunigan, John A. Durland, Samuel D. Dutton, David H. Figard, Thomas J. Foster, Peter J. Goodrich, William Hickman, Erastus M. Hickman, Ebenezer Jull, Jesse Knight, Lieut. George W. Lazenby, John Leonard, Charles L. Lyon, Elias McClure, George C. McKay, Samuel G. Mathews, H.F. Mayland, Nathan B. Newton, Ross Nichols, Israel I. Pearson, James T. Pinkerton, Thomas J. Poore, Roland Reed, William Reid, Marcus Richtmyer, John W. Shields, George Slonecker, John Slonecker, Charles L. Smith, Joseph R. Stauffer, Irwin Stall, Abraham Stutzman, Christian J. Stutzman, David C. Tift, Stephen C. Tremper, F.W. Upton & Bro., LaFayette Weldon, John Woods, and Calvin J. Wright. The final part of the booklet contains a brief excerpt on the town of Seward from Nebraska, a Guide to the Cornhusker State, compiled and written by the Federal Writer's Project of the WPA in 1939.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. first edition, 176 pages, tight square binding., clean pages.red cloth cover.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Portage County, WI, are recalled through a mixture of colorful tales, historic data and individual biographies in this New 41 page 8 1/2" x 11" spiral-bound booklet. The front cover is a parchtex card stock, protected with a vinyl sheet. The information comes from a rare 1881 book, entitled History of Northern Wisconsin. We've enlarged the area on a map from the original book, and included it along with two other maps of historic interest. Communities currently listed for this area by the National Association of Counties include: Alban, Almond, Amherst, Amherst Junction, Bancroft, Belmont, Buena Vista, Carson, Custer, Dewey, Eau Pleine, Grant, Hull, Junction City, Lanark, Linwood, Milladore (part), Nelsonville, New Hope, Park Ridge, Pine Grove, Plover, Rosholt, Sharon, Stevens Point (County Seat), Stockton, Whiting. (Some towns may not be mentioned in the booklet.) Among the many subjects included are: Location, Physical Features, Natural Resources, Climate, and Railroads; Indian agents John Bowyer and Samuel C. Stambaugh; Unfair attempts to secure Indian lands; several Indian biographies; Early lumbering operations; narration of an early settler, S.A. Sherman; the Importance of the White Pine; Political History and names of "principal persons" in 1842; first county officials; Population and other statistics; the Civil War period -- the Pinery Rifles, Pinery Boys, Evergreens, Lyons Pinery Battery, Pinery Stars, etc.; the county seat, Stevens Point, including a drawing of the town; Early businesses, factories, saw-mills, hotels, fire department, etc.; churches, Newspapers; Societies; Professions; Miscellaneous items of historical interest, including the lynching of the Cartwright brothers; Portage's first county seat, Plover; other villages; and other interesting bits of history and trivia. Attention Genealogists: This booklet contains biographies of many county residents of the late 1800s. Some of these are brief, but others include family members, affiliations, war records, and business activities. Those listed are: (NOT in alphabetical order): John B. DuBay, Capt. William Bremmer, Satterlee Clark, Abraham Brawley, Samuel R. Merrill, George Stronger, Orange R. Ellis, William Sylvester, W.S. Patrick, Dr. L.S. McCulloch, Herbert Wood, Cephas Shekells, Mrs. D.P. Brown, Nathaniel F. Bliss, W.C. Davenport, John Whitel Dr. Alfred Earll, Dr. William Schofield, Homer Drake, William Wyatt, Judge Miner Strope, Rev. J. Edwards, Theodore C. Ellis, Col. James S. Alban, E.L. Pike, Daniel McAuliff, Dr. Luther Hanchett, Charles Callahan, David A. Agnew Jr., Thomas Adams, G.F. Andrae, George W. Bailey, Valentine B. Bakens, Frederick A. Bandow, Count S. Bielski, Walter R. Barnes, Marshall W. Blanchard, Charles E. Blodgett, A. Earl Bosworth, Abraham Brawley, Anderson W. Brown, Edward Dexter Brown, Webster E. Brown, Benjamin Burr, John Cadman, Martin Cahill, Gavin Campbell, James H. Carlisle, G.W. Cate, Albert G. Cate, Charles Chafee, Owen Clark, M. Clifford, Sidney B. Coleman, Patrick Collins, William Collins, Richard A. Cook, E.M. Copps, Dr. Samuel J. Coyne, William L. Covel, Henry Curran, A. Daemka, James P. Dorsey, David J. Ellenwood, James A. Felch, T.E. Fuller, Benjamin Fulton, Hiram E. Gee, Frank N. George, W.H. Gilchrist, Ed. D. Glennon, W.W. Goff, August Goerke, Peter Gordon, Henry W. Guy, John T. Hanson, Willis W. Haseltine, Ralph Harvey, E.R. Herren (pix), Constantine Heil, Edmund J. Hildreth, Henry Hoeffler, Nicholas Jacobs, Mayor John O. Johnsen, D. Lloyd Jones, S.H. Karner, J.R. Kingsbury, Alexander Krembs, Adam Kuhl, Henry William Lee, Christian Oleson Loberg, Andrew Lutz, John Lutz, H.D. McCulloch, John R. McDonald, William W. Mitchell, George S. Mitchell, Ludwig P. Moen, Thomas H. McDill (pix), Robert Nesbitt, Michael O'Keefe, Allen O. Packard, George A. Packard, William H. Packard, Gilbert L. Park, Oren Parmeter, Fayette Patterson, Dr. John Phillips (pix), John S. Pipe,

Condition: Very Good. 1991st Edition. Former library book; may include library markings. Used book that is in excellent condition. May show signs of wear or have minor defects.

Hard cover. First edition. xiv, 366 p. 24 cm. Includes bibliographies. Very good in very good dust jacket. DJ slight edgewear in mylar. red covers clean / bright. name on FEP. text clean / tight.

Stapled Soft Cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Minor edge and corner wear; gently scuffed and scratched; former owners name is written in ink in the upper corner of the front of the wrapper; some light shelf wear; spine is lightly creased; overall a very crisp and clean used first edition! White wrapper with green lettering. 117 very clean unmarked and uncreased informative and educational pages! Contents include: "Formal Power Series by Ivan Niven / An Elementary Solution of the Brachistochrone Problem by D. C. Benson / Formac Meets Pappus by Elsie Cerutti and P. J. Davis / On Newton's Inequality for Real Polynomials by J. N. Whiteley / The William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition by J. H. McKay / Buffon's Noodle Problem by J. F. Ramaley / An Application of Two Estimates for e by R. B. Darst / Reducibility of Polynomials of Odd Degree (II) by D. B. Lloyd." ----- and many other features and articles of interest! Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Raleigh, McDowell and Wyoming Counties, WV, are recalled in this NEW 50 page booklet comprised of excerpts from three rare vintage books: West Virginia in History, Life, Literature and Industry by Morris Purdy Shawkey (1928); History of West Virginia by Virgil A. Lewis (1889); and Virginia, a Guide to the Mountain State, a WPA publication (1941). The booklet is printed on opaque paper, with the print size enlarged as needed to fit the 8 1/2 x 11 size. The front cover is a parchtex card stock, protected with a vinyl sheet. Communities currently listed for this area by the National Association of Counties include: (Some are not mentioned in the booklet.) McDowell County (formed in 1858) Algoma, Anawalt, Asco, Ashland, Avondale, Bartley, Berwind, Big Sandy, Bradshaw, Canebrake, Capels, Caretta, Coalwood, Crumpler, Cucumber, Davy, Eckman, Elbert, Elkhorn, English, Filbert, Gary, Gilliam, Havaco, Hemphill, Hensley, Iaeger, Isaban, Jenkinjones, Jolo, Keystone, Kimball, Kyle, Leckie, Maybeury, McDowell, Mohawk, Newhall, Northfork, Pageton, Panther, Paynesville, Powhatan, Premier, Raysal, Roderfield, Skygusty, Squire, Superior, Switchback, Thorpe, Twin Branch, Vallscreek, Vivian, War, Warriormine, Welch (County Seat), Wilcoe, Worth, Yukon Raleigh County (formed in 1850) Abraham, Ameagle, Arnett, Artie, Beaver, Beckley (County Seat), Blue Jay, Bolt, Bradley, Clear Creek, Coal City, Colcord, Cool Ridge, Crab Orchard, Cranberry, Daniels, Dorothy, Dry Creek, East Gulf, Eccles, Fairdale, Ghent, Glen Daniel, Glen Morgan, Glen White, Harper, Helen, Jonben, Josephine, Lanark, Lester, Mabscott, Mac Arthur, McAlpin, Mead, Midway, Montcoal, Naoma, Odd, Pemberton, Piney View, Princewick, Prosperity, Raleigh Wyoming (formed in 1850)County Allen Junction, Amigo, Brenton, Bud, Clear Fork, Coal Mountain, Corinne, Covel, Cyclone, Fanrock, Glen Fork, Glen Rogers, Hanover, Herndon, Ikes Fork, Itmann, Jesse, Kopperston, Lynco, Maben, Marianna, Matheny, McGraws, Mullens, New Richmond, North Spring, Oceana, Pineville (County Seat), Ravencliff, Rock View, Sabine, Saulsville, Simon, Stephenson, Wolf Pen, Wyco, Wyoming Among the subjects included are: Formation of the counties and towns; physical features; where place names came from; shifting county seats; captivity of Mrs. Jenny Wiley, early pioneers and officials, Beckley during the Civil War, the Raleigh County and Wyoming County courthouses, Beckley College, and other bits of history and trivia. Attention Genealogists: This booklet contains relatively detailed biographies of many county residents of the late 1800s. They frequently include ancestors, siblings, children, in-laws, affiliations, war records, and business activities, in the course of which they often shed light on the businesses, churches, professions and institutions, and on the events of the day. The biographies include: M. L. Garvey, Harvey Bailey, John Blakely, Kyle Bright, Julius G. Cartwright, Charles R. Harless, Alexander Campbell Hufford, John Quincy Hutchinson, William Keyser, Prince E. Lilly, France J. McHugh, Walter M. Minton, George Dewey Mitchell, Charles C. Payne, Edward O'Toole, William J. O'Toole, George C. Richards, John O. Smith, Charles H. Smithey, Joseph E. Summerfield, Charles A. Tutwiler, William C. Williams, William B. Belcher, Charles L. Heaberlin, Joseph H. Cooper, Dr. James F. Biggart, Perry C. Cook, Harold A. Williams, Dr. Orwell W. Lilly, Dr. Curtis R. Sloan, Okey J. Douglas, Henry H. Payne, Alfred M. McKinney, Charles Lewis Lilly, Isaiah Kidd, Patrick d. Sullivan, George W. Goode, Lloyd E. Rodgers, William M. Holroyd, William R. Toler, Alexander C. Carman, Victor L. Wetherby, George A. Brooks, Rev. Elbert D. Worley, Walter Poindexter, Lawrence L. Belcher, Robert Wriston, William P. Cook, Virgil A. Cook, Benjamin Franklin Howard and Hobart Elkin Payne. Illustrations include: the Court House in Beckley, the Black Knight County Club and the Town of Oceana.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket As Issued. Clean and unmarked inside and out. Upper right and lower right corners of covers and all pages a little bent and/or lightly creased. Slight wear to edges of covers and spine. Very little wear otherwise. Will be backed with cardboard and carefully packed in a sturdy, flat box to ensure safe transit. This issue includes: "The Department of Energy's Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Unmanned Aerospace Vehicle (UAV) Program" by G. L. Stephens et al.; "Observations of Tornadoes and Other Convective Phenomena with a Mobile, 3-mm Wavelength, Doppler Radar: The Spring 1999 Field Experiment" by H. B. Bluestein and A. L. Pazmany; "Real-Time Wind Synthesis from Doppler Radar Observations during the Mesoscale Alpine Programme" by M. Chong et al.; "Lloyd Berkner: Catalyst for Meteorology's Fabulous Fifties" by E. G. Droessler, J. M. Lewis, and T. F. Malone; "Windward Cooling: An Overlooked Factor in the Calculation of Wind Chill" by R. J. Osczevski; "The Second International Regional Spectral Model Workshop" by J. Roads; "Proceedings of the NASA Workshop on Decadal Climate Variability" by V. Mehta; "Comments on 'Detection and Attribution of Recent Climate Change: A Status Report'" by R. S. Bradley; M. K. Hughes, and M. E. Mann; "Reply" by T. Barnett and P. Jones; 2001/2002 AMS/Industry/Government Graduate Fellowship Announcements; 2001/2002 AMS/Industry Undergraduate Scholarship Announcements; 2001/2002 AMS/Industry Minority Scholarship Annoucements; The 51st International Science and Engineering Fair; Local Science Fair Results; Plan a Visit to the Exhibits While Attending the AMS 81st Annual Meeting - The Coming Metamorphosis of BAMS plus regular departments and conference information.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Otoe County, Nebraska, are recalled through colorful tales, factual data and individual biographies in this 57-page spiral bound booklet excerpted from the rare 1882 book: History of the State of Nebraska, originally published by the Western Historical Co. of Chicago, and Nebraska, a Guide to the Cornhusker State, a 1939 project of the Federal Writers of the Works Progress Administration. A vinyl sheet has been added to protect the full-color front cover. Among the many subjects included are: Topography -- located on the Missouri River, agricultural prospects; First settlement -- Indian tribes, Old Fort Kearney; Early settlers, including the Boulware family and Col. Peter Sarpy; the terrible Winter of 1856, Drought of 1859, Great storm of 1868 and the Flood of 1881; War Record of Otoe County; Roster of county officers -- sheriffs, judges, county clerks, treasurers, commissioners, school superintendents and District Court clerks; County representatives; court house and jail, railroads, ferry and transfer companies, County Fair Association, Medical Society, Old Settlers' Association; Nebraska City (county seat) -- settlement, a judicial joke concerning Allen Bradford, how bank run was averted, an era of speculation, transportation and telegraphs, officials, a murder case and other criminal activities; Education, Religion, Newspapers, Government offices, Fires and the fire department, fraternal societies, Wyuka Cemetery, Public buildings, Hotels, Banks, Board of Trade, Elevators, the Gaslight Company, and Manufacturing interests; Syracuse, Palmyra, Dunbar, Unadilla, Wyoming, Camp Creek, Talmage, Hendricks, Salon and other towns. Attention Genealogists: In addition to the numerous names mentioned throughout the booklet, there are biographies of many county residents of the late 1800s. Some of these are brief, but others include family members, affiliations, war records, and business activities, in the course of which they often shed light on area businesses, churches, professions and institutions, and on news events. Those listed are: Nebraska City -- John Adle, H. Aird & Co., H.H. Bartling, Robert Baxter, Rev. W.K. Beans, Fred Beyschlag, William Bishop, Aurelius Bowen, J.C. Boyd, Harry M. Boydston, George M. Brinker, Albert Allyn Brown, David Brown, Lewis Burnett, George Burgert, Captain O. Butt, Henry F. Cady, Dr. J.E. Caldwell, S.H. Calhoun (pix), Dr. John C. Campbell, Marshall Sullivan Campbell, W.T. Canada, W.C. Clary, George W. Clingin, Gen. Isaac Coe (pix of home), A.S. Cole, L.F. Cornutt, C.E. Cotton, George Covell, Rev. E. Cusson, L.F. D'Gette, Samuel T. Davies, M. Derum, R.H. Dickey, W.E. Dillon, Isaac Drake, Robert Draper, J. Driscoll, Lewis Dunn, Foster Edwards, G.W. Eiser, M. Emmarans, O.S.B., Sylvester Faris, Felthauser & Hauber, T. James Fitchie, Thomas J. Fitchie, Henry Frosh, Spencer L. Gant, W.H. Gibbs, Philip Girardet, John Goodlett, E.S. Grange, Rev. J.B. Green, Joseph Greenwood, M.M. Hamlin, N.S. Harding, C.J. Harman, Samuel Harris, Rev. Emanuel Hartig, Robert Hawke, E.S. Hawley, D.T. Hayden, Monroe L. Hayward, Dr. D.W. Hershey, William E. Hill, John Koke, J.J. Hochstetler, F.S. Howard, W.F.N. Houser, R.Ishmael, August Johnson, M.T. Johnson, John George Kees, John Fitch Kinney (very extensive, pix), Max Kohn, T.T. Koop, C.H. Korff, C.H. Kressen, W.C. Lambeth & Brother, William c. Lambeth, George W. Leidigh, Dr. N.B. Larsh (pix), Leidigh & Mason, L. Levi, W.A. Lloyd, Robert Lorton, Frank McCartney, George McCallum, John McMechan, J.P. McPherson, Thomas McCulloch, McCulloch & Burnett, R.F. McComas, Wash McCallum, Donald MacCuaig, J.H. Masters, Dr. Rodney Mathews, Julian Metcalf, James S. Miller, Richard H. Miller, J.L. Mitchell, Horace Monroe, F. Cooper Morrison, S.H. Morrison, Thomas Morton, J. Sterling Morton (pix of home), Edwin J. Murfin, Frederick Mutton, James J. Mutton, Neils Wintner Neilson, J.B. Northcutt, Heath Nuckolls, James Paley, Dr. James W. Park.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Lauderdale County in the West Tennessee, are recalled in this booklet compiled from excerpts from the 1886 book: History of Tennessee, originally published by Goodspeed Publishing Co., and other sources. The 62-page booklet is spiral bound with the print enlarged for easier reading. A vinyl sheet has been added to protect the front cover. Subjects include: Physical features, such as the Mississippi River; Early settlers, such as Henry and John Rutherford; Land grants; Early mills and other enterprises; Organization of the county and boundary changes; County buildings; Transportation; County officials; Crops; Civil War units from county; the celebrated Confederate Fort Pillow; the town of Ripley, the county seat; Fulton, the oldest town; Durhamville; Ashport, a town that wash into the river; Henning, rebuilt from ashes; Gates, Hall's Station, and other towns; Education (or the lack of it), Early teachers; Memories of early churces from William Turner, a pioneer. Besides the names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are biographies of many county residents of yesteryear. Most are fairly lengthy, and often include ancestors, previous residences, children, in-laws, affiliations, war records, and business activities. In the course of this they often shed light on the early businesses, professions and institutions in the county. The biographies include: James C. Alsobrook, Simmons D. Alsobrook, Dr. John J. Alston, Theophilus Anderson, Dr. T.A. Anthony, E.R. Anthony, Leamon B. Archer, John Y. Barbee, John D. Baxter, Kenneth H. Bentley, Stephen H. Bibb, Richard A. Blackwell, William A. Blair, Thomas G. Bomer, C.E. Bowers, G.M.D. Bowers, D.A. Boyd, William Boydstun, Benjamin F. Boydstun, Richard C. Bradford, Williamson R. Bradford, Richard H. Browning, Charles Edward Butler, W.P.H. Butler, M.T. Campbell, J.B. Carson, L.R. Coleman, Capt. Champ C. Conner, James M. Crocker, Andrew Crockett, J.T. Newton Cusick, Dr. Alexander H. Dunavant, Alonzo Dunavant, J.W. Duncan, Bartlett C. Durham, John H. Farmer, Peter Fitzpatrick, Benjamin M. Flippin, B.J. Flippin, Thompson G. Gause, J.E. Gillespie, P.T. Glass, Hiram D. Glass, William R. Glenn, Coleman Hafford, Tolbert F. Hall, Ryland L. Halliburton, Oliver T. Hendren, James O. Henry, Freland A. Henry, James D. Hubbard, George Whitfield Hurt, G.J. Hutcheson, Robert S. Irvin, William H. Jackson, James M. Jenkins, Rev. George Johnson, Stephen A. Jordan, H.W. Keller, Alex Lackey, W.E. Lambeth, Capt. M.M. Lindsley, Richard F. Lipscomb, W.A. Lloyd, James S. Maclin, Joseph B. Mann, John Harrison Martin, Dr. R.W. Martin, Dr. James L. Mitchell, DeWitt C. Mitchell, William H. Moorer, Dr. Henry B. Moorer, W.T. Myrick, William M. Norris, Dr. Samuel and Cornelia C. (Honyman) Oldham; E.R. Oldham, L.A. Palmer, Levi S. Perkins, Attwood Pierson, Blair Pierson, W.P. Posey, Joseph Price, Thomas Price, Sidney A. Pugh, Prof. Edwin H. Randle, C.S. O. Rice, John Davis Roberson, S.M. Roy, Charles M. Rucker, T.M. Scott, Thomas F. Scott, Daniel P. Shoffner, Benjamin C. Simmons, James L. Sparks, Isaac M. Steele, Dr. David P. Steele, Thomas Steele, John I. Stewart, James E. Stewart, Everett R. Sumerow, Edward F. Talley, John D. Tarrant, Jarvis Pike Taylor, Albert C. Thompson, Rev. Samuel K. Tigrett, William T. Tilman, James Walker, Dr. J.N. Wardlaw, Micajah D. Webb, G.H. White, John t. Williams, Spruce E. Williams, Capt. R.C. Wilson, Reason L. Wood, Edmund C. Wright, and James M. Young. Brief excerpts from Counties of Tennessee by Austin P. Foster, and Tennessee, a Guide to the State, compiled and written by the Federal Writer's Project of the WPA in 1939, are included.

No Binding. Condition: Collectible-Fine. Original black-and-white photo postcard. 5 1/2" x 3 1/2." Title printed at the bottom of the image. Imprint of "R. E. P. 1941" in lower-right corner of image. "Genuine Photography Copyright R. E. Peabody, 1941" and "Pub. for N. H. Aerial Tramway Comm., Franconia Notch, N. H." printed on the back. A brief inscription in blue pen is on the back dated August 8, 1946. Postcard is unused. Postcard is virtually pristine and intact. A Fine copy. This postcard shows one of the trams on the Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway in New Hampshire as it carries passengers. A crowd of people watch the tram. Back caption: "The 27-passenger tram car enters the Valley Station completing the mile long trip from the summit of Cannon Mountain in less than seven minutes." The Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway was the first aerial tramway built in the United States. The concept of the tramway came from Alexander Bright, an Olympic skier. In 1933, Bright made a trip to Europe as a member of the U.S. Olympic Ski Team. On his trip, he was inspired by the European tramways and thought the idea could gain traction in the U.S. That same year, surveys were completed of Franconia Notch in New Hampshire by L. R. Batemen, E. J. Lloyd, and Roland E. Peabody. Roland E. Peabody (1896-1950) is also named as the photographer on this postcard, and he became the managing director of the tramway. Cannon Mountain was deemed to be the best place to build a tramway because the least amount of forest would have to be cleared on that route. The Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway was completed in 1938 and remained open until 1980 when another renovated tramway was completed that year.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Cass County, Nebraska, including the City of Plattsmouth, are recalled in this spiral bound booklet excerpted from the rare 1882 book: History of the State of Nebraska, originally published by the Western Historical Co. of Chicago, and Nebraska, a Guide to the Cornhusker State, a 1939 project of the Federal Writers of the Works Progress Administration. This NEW 64-page booklet has a vinyl sheet to protect the full-color front cover. Some of the places mentioned in the booklet include: Plattsmouth (county seat), Weeping Water, Louisville, Greenwood, Rock Bluff City, South Bend, Factoryville, Avoca, Union, Eight Mile Grove, Concord, Cedar Creek, Mt. Pleasant, Sunlight, and Elmwood. Among the many subjects included are: Physical features and climate of the county; Produce; Early settlement and settlers; Indian troubles; Early marriages; Club law; The disappearance of the Johnson gang; Dealing with Horse Thieves; Early Schools; Organization of the county; Official Roster; County seat contest; Civil War history; County buildings; Railroads; Ferries; Agricultural Society; Medical Society; Pioneer Association; Hard Winters and Storms; the City of Plattsmouth -- early settlement, city government, educational, religious, the press, professions, Missouri River Improvement, societies, banks, hotels, publis halls, manufactories and general business interests; Weeping Water -- history, early settlement, organization, officials, schools, churches, societies, newspaper, businesses, railroads; Louisville -- history, churches, businesses; Greenwood -- history and general matters; Rock Bluff City and other towns. Besides the many names mentioned in the history portion of the booklet, there are biographies of many residents of Cass County in 1882. While primarily of interest to descendants, these often contain clues to the area and the times. Where pictures are included (pix) follows the name. Biographical sketches include: Plattsmouth -- Jacob Adams, Cyrus Alton, Rev. John T. Baird, Robert Ballance, John Wesley Barnes (pix), William Ballance, Allen D. Beeson, Capt. Lloyd D. Bennett, Harmon Bestor, Spencer S. Billings, Dr. George H. Black, Dr. John Black, Henry Boeck, John Bons and son, Jonas H. Buttery, Frank Carruth, Samuel Chapman (pix), Dr. A.L. Child, Chittenden Brothers, Dr. G.W. Clutter, Shadrack Cole, William T. Cole, John R. Cox, John C. Cummins, Michael M. Curran, Dr. O.H. Dogge, Robert Donnelly, E.G. Dovey & Sons, Daniel S. Draper, Wellington W. Drummond, James C. Eikenbary, George W. Fairfield, Frederick Gorder (pix of business), Jacob Grassman, Edwin S. Grensel, Franz Friedrich Guthmann (pix of business), Oswald Guthmann, Francis R. Guthmann, William Guthmann, Michael A. Hartigan, J.S. Hartman (pix of home), David Hawksworth, Hansen & Chassot, Harris & Unruh, Frederick Herrmann, Christian G. Herold, William Herold, Nicholas Holmes, Henry Howland, Reuben W. Hyers, Nelson Jean, Joseph W. Johnson, John W. Jennings (pix), Oscar F. Johnson, Frederick Latham, Anson A. Laverty, Frederick D. Lehnhoff, Eugene B. Lewis, Dr. Robert Ramsay Livingston (pix), Rev. P. Lynch, Patrick McCallan, Dr. John L. McCrea, Marshall McElwain, Andrew W. McLaughlin, William Nelson McLennan, William H. Martin, James S. Mathews, John Wesley Marshall (pix), Dr. Hamilton Meade, Peter Merges, William Mertens, David Miller, Samuel Miller, Llewellyn A. Moore, James E. Morrison, Michael B. Murphy, Patrick B. Murphy, Thomas L. Murphy, Joshua Murray, W.R. Murray, William H. Newell, Michael O'Donohoe, Capt. John O'Rourke (pix of home), Henry E. Palmer (pix), Ambrose Patterson, James M. Patterson (pix), Julius Pepperberg, William B. Porter, George E. Pronger, Leonidas Quinn, John Richardson, S.H. Richmond, Joseph M. Roberts (pix of home), Rasgorshek Bros. (pix of business), Peter E. Ruffner, John A. Schaefer, W.H. Scheldknecht, Matthew Schlegel, Herman C. Schmidt, William Henry Shafer, John W. Shannon, William C. Showalte.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in St. Francois County, MO, are recalled through a mixture of colorful tales and factual data in this booklet, reprinted from excerpts from three rare books: Goodspeed's 1888: History of Southeast Missouri, The State of Missouri (1904), and Missouri, a Guide to the "Show Me" State, a 1930s WPA project. The 64-page 8 1/2 x 11" booklet, is spiral bound. A vinyl sheet protects the front cover. The 1888 history covers the early development of this area and includes bios of prominent citizens. The 1904 book, written in connection with the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, gives an overview of the county at that date. The WPA excerpts take a look at the area from a 1939 vantage point, including interesting historical notes, especially as they relate to sightseeing possibilities. Topics covered include: Mining and mineral resources -- Mine a la Platte or the Doggett Mine, Valle Mines, Chadburn Mine, and others; Fires; Granite quarries; Iron Mountain and Pilot Knob; Formation of the county and names of early officials; Courts and trials; Lawyers; Farmington -- businesses, newspapers, schools, lodges; Other towns -- Bonne Terre, Bismarck, etc., and other bits of history and trivia. Besides the names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are biographies of many county residents of yesteryear. Most are fairly lengthy, and often include ancestors, previous residences, children, in-laws, affiliations, war records, and business activities. In the course of this they often shed light on the early businesses, professions and institutions in the county. The biographies include: James A. Abernathy, Lawson Alexander, John C. Alexander, John S. Allen, Andrew Anderson, William H. Andrews, Samuel L. Asbury, Francis AuBuchon, Basile AuBuchon, Ferd. AuBuchon, Judge Peter AuBuchon, Adrian AuBuchon, Carico J. Barnhouse, William S. Barry, I.G. Beal, Joseph E. Blankenship, W.P. Blanks, A.D. Boss, Jacob Boyer, John L. Bradley, William H. Bryan, John T. burks, Edward Byington, Eliza A. Carleton, William Carter, Milton P. Cayce, Ellis P. Cayce, Judge Caleb P. Clark, W.H. Colman, W.H.C. Conover, Alvin B. Corwin, Charles H. Covington, Rees Bowen Cunningham, Thomas T. Dalton, Julius J. David, Walter Scott Dent, Dr. Daniel Dunklin, Frederick Ebrecht, Jesse R.F. Edwards, Jesse M. Elvins (pix), Dr. Lloyd Ferguson, James Ferguson, John F. Flowers, Theodore D. Fisher, Willis E. Fite, Carl Gaebe, the Giessing family, Peter Giessing, George J. Goeltz, James Gordon, Selim Grandjean, Fayette P. Graves (pix), George W. Grover, Mrs. Rachel Gruner, Thomas H. Haile, Samuel G. Haile, Adam Halter, W.D. Hamilton, Andrew K. Harris, M.F. Harris, George O. Harris, John Hartshorn, Dr. Joseph L. Haw, Hawkins Family, Rufus J. Hawn, Jacob Helber, Simeon J. Hensley, F.H. Herbst, Henry Herman, Lewis B. Hibbits, John D. Highley, Judge John W. Highley, Dr. Francis E. Hinch, William J. Hobbs, Joseph W. Haefner, Lewis Hopkins, Jeremiah Hopkins, Jasper Horn, John N. Horn (pix), George W. Horn, Dr. A.J. Horn, William Hunt, Robert M. Hunter, W.S. Irvin, Eck. Irving, John Isenman, Francis Janis, John M. Johnson, Nathan Johnson, Frederick A. Kain, Dr. Abraham W. Keith, John M. Ketchum, J.M. Kirkpatrick, Henry Kollmeyer, William L. Lambeth, Reinhard Lang, Thomas Lang, Placide de Lassus, Henry Lawrence, Thomas H.G. Lester, Gen. James R. McCormick, Henry C. McGahan, Judge Allen C. McHenry, Patrick McMahon, George W. Mahn (pix), Charles T. Manter, Thomas B. Marks, Searing Marsh, Robert Carter Martin, Mrs. Lucinda A. Matkin, John W. Merryman, George A. Miller, William Milne, Frank Antoine Mullermann, Franklin Murphy, Peter W. Murphy, Zebulun Murphy, Adam Neidert, William C. Newby, William H. Norwine, Dr. J.J. Norwine, John F. O'Bannon, C.B. Parsons, L.K. Peers, George A. Pierce, William C. Pigg, John A. Pigg, T.J. Pigg, Henry R. Pigg, Thomas P. Pigg, Thomas Porter, Dr. Charles P. Poston, Jesse R. Pratt, Jules Pratte, Esau Presnell, Joseph Prichard, Is.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Biographies of numerous Hamilton County, Tennessee, residents in the late 1800s, and other historical material is included in this spiral bound booklet taken from three sources: History of Tennessee, originally published in 1887 by Goodspeed Publishing Co., Counties of Tennessee by Austin P. Foster (1923), and Tennessee, a Guide to the State (1939). Hamilton County includes the City of Chattanooga. The new 69-page 11 x 8 1/2 inch book is spiral-bound, iwith the print enlarged for easier reading. A vinyl sheet has been added to protect the front cover. A second booklet containing Goodspeed's History of Hamilton County is also available. Besides being of interest to their decendants, the biographies often give insight to the history of the area and the times. The biographies include: D.M. Agey, J.W. Agey, Paul R. Albert, J.A. Allen, John C. Anderson, James T. Arnold, C.H. Baldwin, John C. Banks, Hugh R. Banks, George A. Barnes, Thomas E.V. Barkley, Dr. G.A. Baxter, Henry C. Beck, Dr. J.T. Bell, Dr. H, Berlin, Charles W. Biese, Dr. U.D. Billmeyer, Samuel Blair, Dr. M. Block, Peter Bolton, Samuel Born, William M. Brundage, William A. Campbell, John T. Cahill, M. Cary, D.T. Carpenter, Halbert B. Case, Wilford Caulkins, James A. Caldwell, A.C. Carey, J.B. Cash, Hiram S. Chamberlain, Milton L. Chapman, Thomas H. Cheek, J.J. Clift, J.H. Cleage, J.W. Clift, M.H. Clift, Webster J. Colburn, J.E. Conner, Dr. S. Cook, Charles H. Coolidge, William Crutchfield, Samuel A. Cunningham (a hand-written notation in our source book concerning this person was not be deleted for fear of damaging the printing), Dr. David G. Curtis, Warren A. Dewees, William Henry DeWitt, L.J. de Sabla, W.M. Dorsey, J.D. Dobbs, Dr. G.W. Drake, Louis Dunmeyer, Garry W. Durand, Dr. A.S. Dunlap, Rev. George W. Dumbell, John McK. Dunscomb, C.H. Dyer, William H. Eager, Albert Eakin, L.M. Elder, John W. Elder Jr., H. Clay Evans, P. Fleming, James B. Frazier, Dr. J.M. Fraer, Walter Scott French, S.J.A. Frazier, Charles B. Freeman, C.R. Gaskill, Dr. Joseph L. Gaston, Andrew J. Gahagan, William Gillaspie, David Giles, Rev. Patrick J. Gleeson, J.C. Guild, Green & Walker, D.R. Griffiths, John A. Hart, James N. Hazlehurst, J.F. Hamill, G.M.D. Heard, Casper H. Hensel, Jesse T. Hill, Dr. J.W. Hoagland, Rev. W.W. Hooper, Dr. William T. Hope, H.D. Huffaker, David W. Hughes, Caleb B. Isbester, J.J. Jackson, Charles E. James, M.L. Jenkins, H.A. Johnson, David M. Key, Thomas S. King, Elisha Kirklen, Rev. E.S. Lewis, John E. Lloyd, A. Lloyd, William R. Lloyd, Morgan Llewellyn, The Loomis & Hart Manufacturing Co., D.B. Loveman & Co., Capt. John Pomfret Long, J.T. Lynn, Dr. E.M. Martin, A.H. Marston, J.W. Majors, George W. Martin, Rev. J.J. Manker, W.S. Marshall, C.L. Magill, Harry A. McQuade, Joab L. McCollum, Dr. Hugh L. McReynolds, James P. McMillin, Dr. Arthur R. Melendy, I.B. Merriam, P.A. Millard, W.B. Mitchell, R.J. Moore, Morrison & Woodward, Theodore G. Montague, Dr. Daniel E. Nelson, Nixon & Wester, M.J. O'Brien, Daniel J. O'Connell, Dr. A.W. Palmer, Z.C. Patten, Allen Parker, William C. Payne, Thomas Parkes, J.A.N. Patterson, Starling C. Peeples, W.O. Peeples & Bros., John H. Peebles, Allen M. Pennock, H.H. Poe, Dr. E.H. Price, Dr. John R. Rathmell, Rev. G.C. Rankin, Dr. William E. Raht, J. Foster Rogers, Jesse C. Robertson, J.C. Roberts, P. A. Rogers, J.C. Rogers, W.B. Seymour & Co., Alonzo G. Sharp, C.E. Shelton, Azariah Shelton, C.C. Shelton, G.M. Sherwood, Dr. P.D. Sims, Dr. F.W. Skillern, J.P. Smartt, H.J. Springfield, Dr. N.C. Steele, Theodore F. Stewart, Arthur G. Stivers, M.E. Stone, Stoops & Brown, Berry Talley, Henry F. Temple, Joseph F. Shipp, W.G.M. Thomas, A.J. Thomas, D.C. Trewhitt, Francis E. Tyler, Troutt & Coxon, Benjamin Troxal, Ambrose Wagner, Dr. Leonard Walden, Dr. R.F. Wallace, Isaac A. Wallace, P.A. Wall, T.H. Walker, G.M. Walker, Joseph H. Warner, C.A. Warren, Alfred Webb & Co., Dr. W.B. Wells, Samuel D. Wester, F.O. Wert, Xenophon.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Marshall County in Middle Tennessee are recalled in this booklet compiled from excerpts from: History of Tennessee, originally published in 1886 by Goodspeed Publishing Co., Counties of Tennessee by Austin P. Foster (1923), and Tennessee, a Guide to the State, a 1939 Federal Writer's Project of the WPA. The new 70-page booklet is spiral bound with the print enlarged for easier reading. A vinyl sheet has been added to protect the front cover. Among the subjects included are: Geography, including its soil, timber, and the principal waterways; early settlers north of Duck River, between Duck River and Elk Ridge, and south of Elk Ridge; Mound Builders evidences; establishment of the county; county buildings and county officials; roads; the county agricultural society and medical society; various courts, murder cases and other trials and punishments, various juries; attorneys; railroads; the War with Mexico with names of some participants; Support for the South in the Civil War; the 17th Regiment and other units with Marshall County men; Businesses in the county; Churches and clergymen; the towns of Lewisburg, Cornersville, Chapel Hill (birthplace of Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest), Farmington, Verona, Belfast, Caney Spring, Holt's Corner, Spring Place, South Berlin, Mooresville, and others; the Lewisburg Male Academy and other schools; and other items of interest. Besides the names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are a number of biographies. Most are fairly lengthy, and often include ancestors, previous residences, children, in-laws, affiliations, war records, and business activities. In the course of this they often shed light on the early businesses, professions and institutions in the county. The biographies include: Robrt L. Adams, T. Riggs Adams, William V. Andrews, Clinton A. Armstrong, Rev. P.L. Atkisson, Andrew J. Bartlett, Hartwell G. Baker, Thomas H. Bell, Dr. G.W. Bills, Reuben Billington, Thomas C. Black, John T. Blake, Thomas A. Boyd, Dr. Thomas Wesley Brents, Alexander Bryant, John A. Bryant, John R. Bryant, John A. Burrow, William G. Clayton, Daniel B. Clayton, William M. Clark, Dr. John Cowden, Thomas Collins, Willis P. Collins, David Collins, James W. Collins, Henry L. Collins, Samuel A. Crutcher, Robert P. Crutcher, W.M. Crutcher, William A. Dysart, Charles A. Dabney, Isaac V. Dark, George W. Davis, William M. Davis, William M. Dozier, Allan L. Ewing, Newton B. Ewing, Dr. J.C.C. Ewing, George Wythe Ewing, J. Britt Exell, Rev. Thomas B. Fisher, John L. Fitzpatrick, Robert M. Follis, A.S. Foster, James E. Fowler, Dr. F. Ferguson, George W. Garrett, Thomas E. Garrett, Andrew J. Griffis, Dr. Samuel T. Hardison, Hiram Harris, Robert C. Harris, Valentine O. Hayes, Dr. E.P.C. Haywood, William L. Hill, John T. Hill, Persis D. Houston, John W. Hutton, Thomas C. Hutton, Willis M. Hopwood, James N. Hunter, William P. Irvine, Willoughby A. Jackson, William R. James, Richard T. Johnson, Dr. A. Jones, James F. Kennedy, Dr. M.D. Kelley, John T. Kercheval, William M. Killgore, Alfred J. Lane, Col. James Henry Lewis, Bentley A. London, William A. London, Wilson G. Lloyd, John B. Luna, Shelby B. Marsh, William T. Marsh, John L. Marshall, James M. Martin, Hardin Mayberry, Joseph McBridge, Col. W.L. McClelland, Ferdinand S. McClelland, Frederick B. McClure, Henry G. McCord, Robert A. McCord Jr., Dilliston S. McCullough, Coleman R. McCullough, Col. Christopher C. McKinney, G.A. McLane, Joseph A. McRady, Newton McQuiddy, Robert Montgomery, James J. Morgan, Elisha G. Morris, James J. Murray, S.J. Murrell, Lambert C. Neil, David Nix, J.L. Orr, Thomas A. Orr, Robert J. Orr, William H. Ogilvie, Moses Park, George M. Park, Dr. Thomas J. Patterson, Dr. James M. Patterson, David B. Phillips, David B. Pickens, Thomas M. Porter, John N. Porter, William N. Pyland, Dr. Thomas E. Reed, John G. Reynolds, John D. Roberts, Capt. W. M. Robinson, C.J. Sheffield, Newton J. Smiley, Thomas M. Smith, A.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Crittenden County, AR, are recalled in this spiral bound booklet, comprised of excerpts from the 1889 book, Goodspeed's Biographical and Historical Memoirs of Eastern Arkansas, and a product of the WPA, Arkansas, A Guide to the State, published in 1941. The 74-page booklet has a vinyl sheet has been added to protect the front cover. The first part of the booklet contains a brief history of the county: Formation of the county, early settlers, the Civil War and its aftermath, county officials, agriculture and industry, the City of Marion and other towns -- Mound City, Crawfordsville, etc. Besides the names mentioned in the first part of the booklet, there are biographies of many county residents of yesteryear. Most are fairly lengthy, and often include ancestors, previous residences, children, in-laws, affiliations, war records, and business activities. In the course of this they often shed light on the early businesses, professions and institutions in the county. The biographies include: Edmond M. Apperson Jr., Maj. James F. Barton (pix), Frank H. Barton , R.B. Barton , James T. Barton , Dr. Robert W. Barton, James Bassett, Samuel D. Bassett, Dr. William Matthews Bigham, L.D. Blann, A.D. Blann, Levi Barton Boon, William D. Brooks, William H. Brown, Albert H. Campbell, Thomas Cashion, Anthony M. Clement, Seth C. Cocks, Robert F. Collins, Richard Stephen Combs, Baxter C. Crump, Carlile Daniels, Peter G. Daugherty, Samuel K. Davis, Alexander H. Ferguson, Capt. LeRoy Fogleman, Capt. G.A. Fogleman, John Gilmore, John P. Hackler, William J. Hardin, Ralph Hathaway, Asa Hodges (pix), John D. Hodges, James F. Hodges, J.L. Holloway, William M. Holmes, Sterling Hood, W.P. Jeffries, M.J. Johnson, Minos C. Jordan, Samuel Keel, Fredrick Koser, J.T. Lambeth, Capt. John G. Lewis, Mrs. Mary Lloyd (widow of James), D.C. Louder, Col. O.F. Lyles, Benjamin Franklin McConnell, John C. Mann, Archibald C. May, G.F. Morris, W.P. Phillips, La Fayette Pickett, John F. Rhodes, James E. Richards, Capt. J.G. Sands, George W. Scott, Capt. H.W. Sebree, Otto Seyppel, Albert Sinclair, Col. J.F. Smith, J.L. Smith , J.W. Stewart, Mrs. Margie Strong, A. R. Strong, Dr. George T. Stull, Wilsie W. Swepston, Dr. Lafayette Swoope, Dr. James C. Throgmorton, Emmett B. Tolleson, William Vance Jr., R.N. Wallace, Charles A. Walter, C.T. West, I.O. West, John C. Williams, Judge John H. Williams, Edwin J. Williams, J.F. Williamson, Solomon P. Williford, William H. Williford, and William R. Young. The WPA section gives a bit of history along with points of interest for the county and nearby area.