M T Jenkins (955 results)

paperback. Condition: Good.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. ORIGINAL Articles, disbound from USGS Professional Paper; no covers; light creasing of corners of leaves; o/w in very good condition. Journal.

Trade Paperback. Condition: Good. No Stock Photos! We photograph every item. some surface tearing to spine, edge wear; This book contains 55 of the nuttiest, craziest, & down right most ridiculously funny songs in the world. You'll crack up when you sing "Fooba Wooba John." Your're likely to send listeners over the edge with "Ain't It Great to Be Crazy?" and totally gross them out with "Greasy Grimy Gopher Guts." It includes easy-to-play musical scores for piano and guitar with complete lyrics. Each song contains all the original verses (many of which are generally unknown) along with many original verses you won't find anywhere else. Laughable--absurd--hilarious? Yes! And they're all here! 1. A-hunting we will go 2. Aiken drum 3. Animal fair 4. Bear climbed over the mountain 5. Be kind to your web footed friends 6. Bingo 7. Boom boom, ain?t it great to be crazy 8. Bring back my neighbors 9. Chumbara 10. Dear old Daddy?s whiskers 11. Everybody hates us 12. Five chartreuse buzzards 13. Five little monkeys 14. Fly walked into a grocery store 15. Fooba wooba John 16. Found a peanut 17. Ghost song 18. Goose round 19. Grasshoppers three 20. Greasy grimy gopher guts 21. Hearse song 22. I like to eat 23. I?m a nut 24. I?m being eaten by a boa constrictor 25. It ain?t gonna rain no more 26. I was only only foolin? 27. Jenny Jenkins 28. John Brown?s baby 29. Johnny?s lost his marble 30. Lasagna round 31. Michael Finnegan 32. Miss Lucy 33. Mr. Frog went a courtin? 34. Mrs. White had a fright 35. My father hunted a kangaroo 36. Oh, Chester 37. Oh, how he lied! 38. Oh, I had a silly chicken 39. Oh, I went into the water 40. Old Hogan?s goat 41. Old MacTavish 42. On mules we find 43. Roll over 44. There?s a hole in the bottom of the sea 45. There was a man & he was mad 46. This old man 47. Threw it out the window 48. Today is Monday 49. To Ope their trunks 50. Turkey in the straw 51. Up in the air, Junior bird man 52. Vowel song.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Los Angeles, 2006: Dr Nate Sheehan is casually murdered in a parking lot. His wife, also a doctor, hopes to rescue at least a part of him for cryonic preservation. She performs an unprecedented operation. Gamma Gulch Penitentiary, California, 2069: twenty-six-year-old Duane Williams is about to be sent to the death chamber for the rape and murder of a young woman. Icor Regrowth Programme, Arizona, 2070: sixty-four years after his own violent death, Nate is resuscitated using the body of an anonymous donor. Despite the advances in science, neurotechnologist Dr Persis Bandelier and her colleague Garth Bannerman never expected their covert operation to be a success. So when the patient responds to their treatment, no one is ready. And all too soon, an investigative journalist blows the cover of the sensational waking. The news story threatens both to expose the identity of the mysterious donor and unravel the truth behind Sheehan's murder all those years ago . . . 'Riveting. Think Tess Gerritsen meets Philip K. Dick' Mo Hayder. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Creasing, surface wear to dj. Text is clean and unmarked. Foxing. Lh.

Condition: Very Good. hardcover A well-cared-for item that has seen limited use but remains in better than average cosmetic condition. The item is complete, and without major damage. It may have limited signs of use. Packed with care, shipped promptly.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. 'As soon as they processed my release Noah and I hit the ground running. A change of clothes. A wig. An inconspicuous sedan. We doubled back once, twice, then drove south when we were really headed east. In San Francisco we had a girl who looked like me board a plane to Hawaii. Oh, I thought I was so clever. But you probably already know that I'm not.' LA IT girl Janie Jenkins has it all. The looks, the brains, the connections. The criminal record. Ten years ago, in a trial that transfixed America, Janie was convicted of murdering her mother. Now she's been released on a technicality she's determined to unravel the mystery of her mother's last words, words that send her to a tiny town in the very back of beyond. But with the whole of America's media on her tail, convinced she's literally got away with murder, she has to do everything she can to throw her pursuers off the scent. She knows she really didn't like her mother. Could she have killed her? The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardcover. White cloth, black lettering on rubbed spine, lightly soiled, ex-lib. Science; 18663.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. A reality TV star becomes a suspect in an Essex murder case in the sharp, funny and moving new thriller from M.K. Hill Three years ago, Danny 'Abs' Cruikshank, star of reality show Laid in Essex!, was living the dream. But on the night of the party, everything changed. It was supposed to be an intimate weekend gathering, just a few close friends in a remote cottage in Wales. But after a night of heavy drinking in the village pub, a local girl was reported missing - and never seen again. Abs and his friends had been the last to see her alive. No-one was ever charged, but the controversy destroyed Abs's career. And now one of his mates has been murdered. DI Sasha Dawson and her team must race against the clock to find the killer before they strike again - but first she must discover what happened to Rhiannon Jenkins on the night she vanished. Will the truth set Abs free? Or bury him? Praise for M.K. Hill: 'Devilishly clever and twisty, The Woman in the Wood is a gripping thriller with a brilliantly compelling protagonist' Tom Wood 'Everything a police procedural should be: sharp, funny, moving and tremendously exciting' The Times Crime Book of the Month 'Dark, gripping and fast paced, The Bad Place grabs a hold and won't let you go. Addictive summer reading' Katerina Diamond 'Superb, smart, seat-edge stuff. DI Sasha Dawson is a brilliant creation' William Shaw 'Absorbing and twisty' Mark Edwards 'Utterly compelling and brilliantly realistic, The Bad Place is Mark's best book yet. One that will appeal to crime fans everywhere' Lisa Hall. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. Bce. (Book Club Edition). The Book Has Minor Wear. The Jacket Is Lightly Sunned And Has Edge Wear With A Few Small Chips And Tears.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Colfax County, Nebraska, are recalled through colorful tales, factual data and individual biographies in this 16-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: Physical character of the county; Early History; recollections by David Anderson, an early settler; the first murder, early justice; Other Pioneer Events; Organization of the county; the County Agricultural Association; the town of Schuyler -- the press, fire dept., schools, churches, societies, and businesses; Benton; and other items of interest. 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: B.S. Bliss, Neil Bollong, Henry Bolton, C. Brandt, William Brown, John W. Brown, Thomas Bryant, Charles Cannon, A.E. Cady, , John T. Clarkson, John Craig, John Cushman, Frances Dunn, D.B. Duffy, Joseph Duras, W. Dworak, Charles P. Fogg, F. Folda, Christian Funk, N.E. Gasmann, Hugh Gillies, Jeremiah Hatcher, H. Holcomb, James Hughes, David Jenkins Sr., Martin Jetter, James Johns, Stephen H. Jones, J.C. Kahl, J.L. Kinney, Henry Koon, Carl Kreymborg, Jno. Lapache, James C. MacKenzie, Vaclav Maly, James McIntosh, John Miller, Patrick Murphy, John Novotny, Judson L. Packard, Robert Pettitt, Charles J. Phelps, John Prokes, A.T. Rowe, John J. Riley, H.C. Russell, John B. Sides, J.P. Smith, Joseph Smith, L.C. Smith, Olney J. Smith, George Stevens, William Stevens, Charles E. Sumner, Edward True, D.H. Van Antwerp, John N. Vincent, William Walker, A.M. Walling, L.K. Watters, G. H. Wells, William West, Theron W. Whitman, Dr. James A. Woods, Joseph F. Woods, Miles Zentmyer and Joseph Zerzan. The final part of the booklet contains a brief excerpt from Nebraska, a Guide to the Cornhusker State, compiled and written by the Federal Writer's Project of the WPA in 1939. This includes an overview of the Mormon and Oregon Trails and a brief stop at Schuyler.

Hardcover. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dj. 2nd Printing. Very Good with slight shelf wear.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition.

Cloth. Condition: Very Good -. No Jacket. (1980), 264pp, map, red cloth, slight shelfwear to cover, sorners slightly worn, light soiling to pg edges, front free ep had a note of several lines which has been erased, but is still slightly visible, no dj, contents clean & unmarked.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Marshall County, Kentucky, are recalled in this new 29-page booklet titled: Marshall County, Kentucky, USA . The spiral-bound booklet is a compilation of excerpts from two hard to find sources: the 1885 book, Kentucky: A History of the State by J.H. Battle, W.H. Perrin and G.C. Kniffin, and Kentucky, a Guide to the Bluegrass State, a 1939 product of the WPA Writer's Program. The tri-color front cover is printed on 80# card stock and has been protected with a vinyl sheet. The text is printed single-sided on opaque paper, with the print enlarged to fit the 8.5" x 11" paper and improve readability. Towns mentioned in the booklet include: Benton (county seat), Birmingham, Briensburg, Calvert City, and Gilbertsville. Among the many subjects included are: separation from Calloway County; Geographic description of the area; Names of many early settlers and where they settled; Brief bios on Absolom and Isaac Johnston, Jack Dooms, James Baker, the Staton brothers, James Brien, Col. Alfred Johnston, William Owen, Rev. Henry Darnall, Robert Rose, Peter Washam, General Arthur H. Davis, John Free, Daniel Pace, Hix Ray, and Mrs. Matilda Woodall; County and Circuit clerks; School commissioners; County attorneys, judges, sheriffs, jailers, assessors, state senate, house of representatives, and surveyors; Capital crimes, including the killing of one slave by another, and the murder of B.F. McNabb; early teachers physicians, and preachers; early government buildings; Lt. Col. Thomas B. Waller and the 20th Kentucky Infantry, Major Wilia Waller and the 16th Kentucky Cavalry, and other Civil War soldiers from the county; Fraternal organizations, churches, the Marshall County Seminary; Where names came from, antiquities and Curiosities, and other interesting bits of history and trivia. This area was part of the Jackson Purchase. An excerpt from the 1885 book concerning this purchase is included. Individual Biographies are included for: Thomas E. Barnes, Augustus Barry, Thomas H. Blewett, George Cooper, Dr. Elijah C. Dycus, John W. Dycus, Dr. John C. Ellis, James H. Flowers, Dr. Benjamin T. Frank, John M. Green, Turner H. Hall, Reuben J. Hill, Wesley A. Holland, John Jenkins, James. H. Johnston, William P. Lee, James R. Lemon, Joseph H. Little, James C. McGee, John Minter Jr., William R. Owens, T.F. Palmer, Campbell Parker, William M. Reed, Dr. Andrew Smith, Dr. R.H. Starks, George E. Walker, Major Wilia Waller, Isaac Washam, Dr. John B. Wilson, Dr. Joseph M. Wilson, and James K. Wilson. The brief WPA excerpt concerns the town of Benton.

Hardcover. Condition: Very good. 8vo.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Juneau County, WI, are recalled through a mixture of colorful tales, factual data and individual biographies, in this New 32-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: Armenia, Camp Douglas, Clearfield, Cutler, Elroy, Finley, Fountain, Germantown, Hustler, Kildare, Kingston, Lemonweir, Lindina, Lisbon, Lyndon, Lyndon Station, Marion, Mather, Mauston (County Seat), Necedah, New Lisbon, Orange, Plymouth, Seven Mile Creek, Summit, Union Center, Wonewoc. Some towns may not be mentioned in the booklet.) Among the many subjects included are: Location and Natural Resources; Treaty of Fort Winnebago; John T. De LaRonde; Square timber; Other settlers; Organization of the county with Mauston as county seat; Organization of Lyndon, Seven Mile Creek, Summit, Lindina, New Lisbon, Necedah, Elroy and Wonewoc; Newspapers; General M.M. Maughs; County buildings; Schools; Churches; Societies; Business Enterprises; and other interesting bits of history and trivia. Illustrations include a view of Mauston, the Wilson Residence in New Lisbon, the Farmers and Merchants Bank, and the Case Wagon Company in Wonewoc. Attention Genealogists: In addition to the many 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 (not in alphbetical order): John H. Allisson, Isaac L. Alsbacher, J.C. Baldwin, Luther Beckwith (pix), Peter Barker, Charles W. Barney, H.W. Barney, Benjamin Boorman, P.R. Briggs, B.M. Carter, Robert H. Davis, B.C. Dockstader, Frederick E., William G. Spence, Charles Grote, Charles Holden, Thomas P. Naughtin, B.F. Parker, Capt. H.G. Penniman, Sandford Phillips, Samuel C. Plummer, John F. Sprague, Ira H. Stewart, Marsena Temple, O.F. Temple, John Turner, Frederick S. Veeder, J.M. Barlow, E.T. Benneteau, E.C. Macomber, Henry Bierbauer, M.F. Carney, W.H.H. Cash, J.J. Hughes, F.E. Hurd, Pete La Sarge, William McKay, Charles E. Macomber, W.D. Macomber, D.H. Mills, John R. Newell, Philip Runkel, Theodore Serrurier, G. A. Sinclair (pix), Charles Smith, Richard Smith, A.C. Wilkinson, A Wilson (pix), J.W. Allan, Warren Auds, J.H. Armstrong, A. Blake, J.W. Bradford, F. Antes Canfield, J.E. Daly, W. F. Dawes, John H. Donaghue, M.G. Dustin, Anson Green Jr., J.A. Jenkins, C.D. Loomis, C.E. Lyman, E.S. Miner, H.L. Nye, William Peck, I.B. Pickard, J.H. Plummer, E.D. Rogers, S.B. Sarles, Thomas Weston, John Williams, Thomas Williams, O.A. Babcock, M.E. Barringer, Dr. C.E. Boothe, E. Erickson, R. A. Fowler, George H. Hopper, J. Maeby, T. L. Moe, O.P. Pierce, E.S. Rogers, B.F. Smith, E.B. Sturdivant, O.C. Waterman, Daniel Whicher, J.W. Wightman, John Wilcox, N.B. Wilkinson, A.B. Boorman, M.H. Case, T.K. Dunn, W.H. Filler, Nathan Fisk, R. Fisk, Julius B. Frazell, W.H. Funk, W. R. Hill, C.D. Huff, Jeff. T. Heath, Hiram D. Jencks, John Lawsha, O.F. Lee, J.C. McCutchen, T.E. Matteson, Duane Mowry, Anthony Oldfield, J.L. Potter, John Price, Dr. J.E. Smith, R.A. Wilkinson, George Willard, Henry Barney, M.M. Corsaw, F.L. Davis, Job N. Grant, Rev. George Keller, R.G. Kingsley, H. Schueneman, Charles Sleeper, E.R. NcQueen, John G. Wightman.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Akzeptabel. 592 Seiten; Artikel stammt aus Nichtraucherhaushalt! AW5433 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 358.

Condition: Good. 1965. First Edition. 320 pages. This is an ex-Library book. Pictorial jacket over black cloth. Expected library inserts, stamps and inscriptions. Pages are lightly tanned, but text remains clear. Binding is firm. Tape remnants to endpapers. Boards and spine have minimal shelf-wear, with minor corner bumping and crushing to ends. Tape remnants to boards. Unclipped jacket. Minimal edgewear with light creasing and chipping to joints.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Macon County and Trousdale County, TN, are recalled in this 42-page booklet primarily excerpted from the rare 1887 book: History of Tennessee, originally published by Goodspeed Publishing Co. The booklet is spiral bound with the print enlarged for easier reading. A vinyl sheet has been added to protect the front cover. The first 15 pages of the booklet are devoted to the history of the two counties, while most of the balance contains biographies of prominent residents, some of which include insights into local history. Towns mentioned in the booklet include: MACON COUNTY -- Lafayette (county seat), and Red Boiling Springs; TROUSDALE -- Hartsville (county seat) and Hartsville-Trousdale. Among the many subjects included are: a physical description of each county, agriculture, earliest settlers and settlements, establishment of each county, names of many early county officials; county buildings; the town of LaFayette and its various businesses, schools and churches; the town of Hartsville and its various businesses, churches, lodges, etc.; the Civil War, including the occupation of Hartsville by Federal troops and an attack by Gen. John Morgan; Education, including the Hartsville Female Institute; and other items of interest. Biographies include the following names: Macon -- Nathaniel M. Adams, M.N. Alexander, Dr. E.H. Bratton, Pryor W. Carter, Samuel W. Carter, Dr. Benton Cothron, Jacob Eller, J.H. Forgason, W.J. Gray, T.H. Gregory, S.C. Harlin, William C. Johnson, Dr. William G. Key, Dr. M.L. Kirby, George McKinnis, William B. Mooningham, Dr. F.M. Puttie, I.L. Roark, H.C. Smith, Rev. J.L. Talman, George Walton, Jesse West, V.M. Whitley, J.T. Wootten; Trousdale -- J.A. Andrews, Col. D.L. Goodall, W.M. Hammock, W.W. Jenkins, E.P. Lowe Jr., J.H. Neely, and J. W. Rankin. The final part of the booklet contains a brief excerpt from Counties of Tennessee by Austin P. Foster, and an excerpt from Tennessee, a Guide to the State, compiled and written by the Federal Writer's Project of the WPA in 1939.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Buffalo County, Nebraska, are recalled through colorful tales, factual data and individual biographies in this New 42-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. Some of the places mentioned in the booklet include: Kearney (county seat), Buda (Kearney Station), Gibbon, Shelton and Elm Creek. Among the many subjects included are: Physical features of the county; Primitive Occupants; Early Settlements and settlers; Organization of the county and early elections; "Firsts" such as the first marriage; Squabbles over location of the county seat; Investigation of Treasurer, James Van Sickle; the Agricultural Society; Progress of the county; Wind Storms and Grasshopper ravages; Schools; Public Buildings; Railroads; County Seat Troubles; Newspapers; Wild west tales of gunfights between cowboys and farmers; the Murder of Milton M. Collins; Failure of the Kearney Bank in 1879; Churches; Lodges and Societies; Fire Department and Telephone Exchange; and other items of interest. The booklet contains biographies of many prominent residents. While primarily of interest to descendants, these often contain clues to the area and the times. Biographical sketches are given for: Kearney -- A.E. Aitken, David Anderson, H.C. Andrews, Rev. Thomas H. Ayars, Winfield S. Ball, John Barnd, Reuben E. Barney, C.F. RBodinson, A.H. Boltin, Edward A. Brawley, W.I. Brown, Charles J. Burke, E.C. Calkins, Chlaus Christenson, C.R. Clapp, A.B. Clarke, Dr. George W. Collins, F.N. Colwell, Casper P. Cornelius, George T. Crissman, G. Henry Cutting, Edward M. Cunningham, R.I. Downing, R.H. Eaton, George E. Ford, Alphonso Gates (with picture of home), Frank L. Gibbs, James E. Gillespie, W.H. Glenn, W.H. Goodrich, L.D. Grant, Charles E. Hanson, J.D. Hawthorne, Richard Hibberd, Francis G. Hamer (with picture), J.M. Hopwood, J.H. Irvin, Louis S. Irvin, Dr. C.A. Jackson, James Jenkins, Francis G. Keens (with picture of home), Gabriel Kramer (with picture of home), John Mahon, John T. Mallaliew, W.W. Mann, T.M. Messick, Elisha Miles, Charles H. Miller, Luman H. More, Simon Murphy, Dr. E.W. Northup, William B. Ogden, Emory Peck, Sehon W. Powers, Thomas C. Roberts, Daniel W. Roe (with portrait and picture of property), Fred Rosso, Samuel L. Savidge (with picture of home), Joseph Scott, John D. Seaman, Rev. W.B. Slaughter, David W. Smalley, George E. Smith (with picture), Sylvester S. St.John, Charles Robert Stimpson, H.L. Strong, Hobart E. Swan, Andrew Swenson, F.J. Switz, I.B. Wambaugh, Rollin C. Ward, E.R. Watson, G.W. Whiteaker, A.L Webb (with picture), Henry A. Wilhelmy and H. Fred Wiley (with picture of home); Gibbon -- S.C. Ayer, William T. Beatty, Benjamin F. Craig, J.H. Davis, David M. Fulmer, Amos D. George, Dr. D.H. Hite, William H. Kelley, James E. Kelsey and Dr. Josiah Slick; Shelton -- Theron F. Allen, Henry S. Colby, Jason R. George, M. A. Hostetler, E.O. Hostetler, Harrison A. Lee, Henry Clay McNew, George Misner, F. H. More, George Mortimer, Edward Oliver, George Smith, John Smith, A.A. Leachey of the Shelton Bank, B.P. Thompson and Charles H. Wood. The final part of the booklet contains a brief excerpt from Nebraska, a Guide to the Cornhusker State, compiled and written by the Federal Writer's Project of the WPA in 1939.

Condition: Good. 1965. first published. 320 pages. No dust jacket. This is an ex-Library book. Pictorial paper covered boards. Boards are laminated. Ex-library copy, with expected inserts and inscriptions. Dust jacket has been pasted over boards. Binding remains firm.Pages remain bright with minimal tanning. Boards have light edge-wear with slight rubbing to surfaces and spine is presentable with minimal crushing and tanning.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st. ISBN: 0-8448-1345-1. 600 shelf. Brick red bds. Penciled underlines throughout. With color map of Vietnam. very good, vg lightly worn dj. Tight 267 pgs. Book.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Fillmore County and York County, Nebraska, are recalled through colorful tales, factual data and individual biographies in this 43-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 topics included are: FILLMORE COUNTY: Physical description; Early history; Criminal matters, including a homicide; the Grasshopper raid; Organization of the county; Other county affairs, such as naming the county seat; Elections, Towns in the county -- Fairmont (history, churches, schools, societies, businesses, newspapers), Geneva (county seat, early history, conditions in 1882), Grafton, Manleyville, Exeter, and Fillmore City. YORK COUNTY: Topography; Early settlements; Organization of the county; Ear;y county officials; Towns and precincts in the county: York (early history, incorporation and officials, schools, local matters, elevators, banks, Nebraska Conference Seminary, Public schools, churches, societies, newspapers), Baker Precinct, Bradshaw, West Blue Precinct (church history), Beaver Creek Precinct and Waco, North Blue Precinct, Henderson Precinct, Houston Precinct, Stewart Precinct, and Woodruff Precinct. The booklet contains biographies of many residents of the county in 1882. While primarily of interest to descendants, these often contain clues to the area and the times. Biographical sketches include: FILLMORE COUNTY: Fairmont -- F.M. Anderson, John Barsby, Charles Beecher, Henry Beecher, W.J. Clark, W.I. Carson, J.O. Chase, John F. Coulter, F. Curtiss, J.A. Edney, J.W. Eller, George W. Fifield, L.B. Fifield, C.W. Fort, William R. Gaylord, W.C. Henry, J.D. Hoffman, James Jacobus, J.D. Jenkins, Dr. G.W. Johnston, E.L Martin, John P. Maule, S.H. Oldham, R.H. Pinney, J.E. Porter, Clark Robinson, J.H. Ruston, E.C. Sawyer, W.T. Strother, V.A. Stuart; Geneva -- Sherwood Burr, S.B. Camp, W.H. Cooksey, R.T. Dairly, John A. Dempster, Walter V. Fifield, T.J. Fleming, J.D. Hamilton, W.G. Hannes, Dr. G.R. Hart, Amos Herr, J. Jessen, C.P. King, J.B. Lewis, Robert A. McKee, M.M. Neeves, J.T. Platt, P.M. Putnam, W.H. Read, E. Shepard, H.L. Smith, G.P. Wintersteen; Grafton -- R.J. Blackburn, George E. Crum, Jasper Culver, H.J. Day, W.G. Hainey, J.G. McFadden, C.C. Miles, Arthur Murdock, R.C. Price, Capt. P.S. Real, John Shoff, Joseph Tatro, George H. Warren; Exeter -- C.H. Babcock and Warren Woodard; Hamilton Precinct -- I.E. Allen, L.T. Cobb, Eugene K. Fisher, S.A. Orr, Bradley A. Smith; Bryant Precinct -- Edy Randall, Joseph H. Springer, William Van Buren; Bell Prairie Precinct -- Josiah Sheppard, Franklin B. Turner; Momence Precinct -- John W. Price. YORK COUNTY: York -- Charles B. Allan, John W. Andrews, Edward E. Armor, Behling, Meissner & Co., Andrew J. Bell, Frank O. Bell, Bidwell & Chapin, Lorenzo D. Brakeman, Rev. David Broadwell, Stephen P. Buckmaster, Dr. Richard Carscadden, William G. Chapman, Chessman & Davidson, Anson B. Codding, Isaac Crable, Charles F. Day, Horton M. Detrick, John A. Eatherly, Albert E. Finch, George B. France, Martin C. Frank, Lemuel J. Gandy, William W. Giffen, Lieut. James H. Hamilton, Albert E. Hendricks, Charles Hill, David I. Hunter, Nathan Johnson, John C. Kilner, Dr. William M, Knapp, John S. Knott, C. Langworthy, Robert E. Leach, Charles Le Count, John Lett, Nils P. Lundeen, Benjamin F. Marshall, Lieutenant James P. Miller, David T. Moore (pix of home), Lieut. Andrew C. Montgomery, Morgan, McClelland & Dayton, James I. Mosbarger, Dr. William H. Martin, Prof. William Peck, Thomas Porter, George W. Post, Joshua B. Lead, Josiah J. Richards, Andrew L. Sandall, Charles M. Sandall, Capt. William T. Scott, Samuel H. Sedgwick, Theron E. Sedgwick, Rev. Benjamin.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Graves County, Kentucky, are recalled in this new 45-page booklet titled: Graves County, Kentucky, USA . The spiral-bound booklet is a compilation of excerpts from two hard to find sources: the 1885 book, Kentucky: A History of the State by J.H. Battle, W.H. Perrin and G.C. Kniffin, and Kentucky, a Guide to the Bluegrass State, a 1939 product of the WPA Writer's Program. The tri-color front cover is printed on 80# card stock and has been protected with a vinyl sheet. The text is printed on opaque paper, with the print enlarged to fit the 8.5" x 11" paper and improve readability. Towns mentioned in the booklet include: Mayfield (county seat), Water Valley, Wingo, Lynnville, Farmington, Feliciana, Hickory Grove, Boydsville, Symsonia, Dukedom and Pryorsburgh. (Note: Present-day Graves County includes Mayfield, Water Valley, Wingo, Bell City, Boaz, Dogwood, Fancy Farm, Farmington, Folsomdale, Hickory, Kaler, Lowes, Lynnville, Melber, Pottsville, Sedalia, Symsonia, Viola and West Viola, according to the National Association of Counties website. This area was part of the Jackson Purchase. An excerpt from the 1885 book relating to this purchase is included in our Marshall County booklet. Among the many subjects included are: Geographic features of the area, such as Mayfield Creek; Agriculture; Major Benjamin Graves; First settlements and first settlers -- Michael Eaker, William Armstrong, the Washam family, Col. J.C. Dodge, Campbell Duncan, the Boyd family, and many others; Courts, Trials, Attorneys, Juries and Public Buildings; Tavern licenses; County officials; Newspapers; Willis Odam and James Ross, Revolutionary War veterans; Civil War days, including some names and periods of occupancy by both sides, including a "reign of terror" by Gen. Payne of the Union forces; Early businesses and banks; Churches; and other interesting bits of history. Individual Biographies are included for: the Adair Family, R.T. Albritton, Dr. A. J. Alexander, Lucian Anderson, James Anderson, L.B. Anderson, Rev. William M. Andrew, James H. Andrus, James Austin, William Ballew, J.N. Beadles, Edgar S. Beaumont, Marshall F. Beamount, L.B. Blalock, A.R. Boone, Dr. W.A. Boyd, Finis E. Brantly, Benjamin F. Briggs, William M. Bullock, William L. Burnett, Dr. R.A. Canter, William M. Cargill, Abel Clapp, Allen G. Coltharp, Gus G. Coulter, D.P. Coulter, E.H. Day, Dr. Ezias L. Earle, T.J. Elmore, David M. Galloway, Henry George, Richard J. Grace, H.S. Hale, George T. Haneline, Judge J.W. Hocker, Martin B. Hodges, G.W. Holifield, A.L. Jenkins, T.J. Jones, Carroll L. Jones, Dr. J.D. Landrum, William Luther, Dr. S.J. Mathews, John A. Mayes, R.A. Mayes, J.P. McClain, Dr. A.C. McFall, Matthew J. McNeely, H.J. Moorman, Jesse M. Moss, John P. Motheral, Robert C. Mullins, Bernard A. Neale, S.A. Norman, David G. Park, Elder John M. Perkins, Benjamin F. Pile, L.P. Palmer, Dr. Green L. Poplin, the Powell Family, Benjamin F. Powell, Charles M. Powell, Dr. J.C. Reynolds, S.P. Ridgeway, J.E. Robbins, Cornelius Rogers, Charles I. Sherrill, William T. Sims, S.R. Smith, Thomas M. Stewart, Z. Summerville, Dr. J.W. Thomas, Z.B. Thomas, W.W. Tice, D.C. Timmons, James T. Torian, Dr. William A. Turner, H.A. Vann, C.C. Wade, John B. Watson, N.B. Watts, James T. Webb, Amos West, Josiah C. Williams, Levi C. Williams, William Jerome Willingham, Daniel Wilson, Daniel B. Wilson, William T. Wiman, Dr. John R. Winston, and W.A. Yarbrough. The brief WPA excerpt mainly concerns the town of Mayfield. A small map of the area is included.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early residents in Edgar County, IL, are recalled in this brand new spiral-bound booklet. The 46-page book is an excerpt from the hard-to-find 1905 book: Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois and History of Edgar County, edited by H. Van Sellar, and published by Munsell Publishing Company of Chicago. A vinyl sheet has been added to protect the front cover. Excerpts concerning the history of the county are available in a separate booklet. Attention Genealogists: This booklet contains biographies of many county residents of yesteryear. Some are brief, but others include ancestors, previous residences, 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. (Pix) denotes a photograph. The biographies include: Charles H. Adams, Henry A. Adams, Harvy H. Adams, Gen. Milton K. Alexander (pix), William H. Allen, Robert R. Appleby, Mrs. Aimee Archer, John A. Ashby, Frederick R. Augustus, Larz A. Augustus, Ora H. Ault, Adin Baber (pix), Asa J. Baber (pix), Dexter D. Baber (pix), George W. Baber (pix), Enoch Baker, James D. Barr, Zachary T. Baum (pix), Alexander Barton, Robert N. Bishop (pix), William Blackburn, William B. Blackburn, William T. Blackburn, E.B. Blackman, Jira I. Blackman, Pardy T. Blackman, William B. Bodine, Clarence Bonner, Jesse Borton, Thomas H. Boston, Herrick O. Boyer, Joseph W. Boyer, Ellis Brill, George Brinkerhoff, Willis Brinkerhoff, Captain George W. Brown, George W. Brown (pix), James H. Browning (pix), James H. Browning, James B. Buckler, Paul Burkey, Walter S. Burt, Caleb Carroll, Dennis Carroll, Edward Carroll, Patrick Carroll, John W. Cash, Col. Terrence Clark, N.S. Coe, William H. Colwell, John Condon, John J. Corzine, John F. Crawford, James W. Cryder, William G. Culbertson, William J. Culbertson, Charles W. Curl, Isaac H. Curtis (pix), Hamilton N. Cusick, Samuel F. Dean, Benjamin Dickson, E.H. Dinsmore, George O. Dinsmore (pix), Colonel George Dole (pix), William E. Dole (pix), Richard Doyle, Henry Dugan, James A. Eads (pix), James A. Earhart, E.E. Elledge, George Elliott (pix), George F. English (pix), Frank Englum, William J. Englum, Harry Epps, Frank Essinger, George W. Fair, James Farnham, George W. Fidler, Andrew J. Foltz, Ellsworth Forster, Abraham Fox (pix), James B. Frazier, James Gaines, John B. Galway, Joseph H. Galway, William B. Galway, William Gano, Alfred Geiling, Millard F. Gillespy, Bert W. Gillis, Edward E. Gillis, Lincoln Gillis, Mrs. Mary E. Gillis, William H. Gillogly, George H. Gordon, James S. Gordon, Samuel Graham, William A. Graham, Arthur D. Greathouse (pix), Dr. Charles A. Handley, Justine H. Handley, A.K. Hartley, Elisha William Hartley, James M. Hayes, John T. Hayes, John A. Helfrich, Charles Henn, Phillip A. Henn (pix), Charles A. Hite, Hugar I. Hodge, Dr. Weller H. Hoff (pix), James Honnold, James L. Honnold, John R. Honnold, Philip B. Honnold, Richard Honnold, Richard D. Honnold, Samuel F. Honnold, John A. Hornberger, Eugenio Hoult, George W. Hughes, John F. Huls, A.J. Hunter (pix), Joseph D. Hunter, William Hurst, Edward R. Hutton, Abraham L. Hybarger, Arnold C. Jenkins, J. Frank Jennings, John W. Jennings, Harvey Jones, Oscar Jones, Dr. William S. Jones (pix), John Jump, Stephen Jump, Perry Kaericher, William B. Kaericher, Edward Winston Kelsheimer, Samuel Kenton, John B. Kerrick, Robert H. Kile, Dr. William Kile, Joseph G. Kilgore, Robert O. Kirby, David H. Knight, Walter S. Lamon, Elmer O. Laughlin, William H. Leach, N.C. Lewis, Ira N. Lilley, Francis M. Link, Horace Link, Alpheus Little, Charles R. Livingston, Dr. Harry Lycan, Jeremiah V. Lycan, Stephen Maddock (pix), Terrence Maddock, Samuel C. Mann, Anthony W. Mark (pix), John Mason, John W. Mason, William H. McCord, Charles McCown, James B. McCown, Robert McCubbins, John McKee Jr., Robert Lang McKinlay, William H. McMul.

Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early residents of Webster and Union Counties in Kentucky are recalled in this new 46-page booklet. The spiral-bound booklet is a compilation of biographies from the 1885 book, Kentucky: A History of the State by J.H. Battle, W.H. Perrin and G.C. Kniffin, with a brief excerpt on the area from Kentucky, a Guide to the Bluegrass State, a 1939 product of the WPA Writer's Program. The tri-color front cover is printed on 80# card stock and has been protected with a vinyl sheet. The text is printed on 8.5" x 11" paper. Individual Biographies often shed light on the area and times as well as providing specific genealogical data. Bios from Webster County include: Dr. Lorenzo A. Archibald, John G. Bailey, H.C. Bailey, G.W. Bailey, James Baker, W.T. Baker, George M. Baker, James W. Barnhill, Dr. John A. Bassett, Johnson H. Beard, Charles F. Beeson, Dr. A.E. Bentley, Charles A. Beymer, E.G. Bishop, Andrew J. Brame, Gregory Brill, Willis Cornelius Brooks, Dr. John LeMaster Burdon, Dr. George W. Campbell, James M. Chandler, William M. Chandler, James M. Clark, Gilbert N. Clark, William B. Clark, Judge P.D. Clayton, Richard Franklin Coffman, James Perry Coffman, Prof. William S. Coleman, Joseph Corbett, Powhatan J. Cough, Dr. L.J. Couch, Peter Countzler, D.H. Crews, W.D. Crowley, Edmund G. Crowley, C.A. Doris, William G. Duncan, Isaiah Eakins, Rev. Algernon Edwards, James W. Franklin, Thomas K. Givens, Henry Givens, Dr. P.H. Griffin, Judge L.B. Hall, C.C. Hardwick, Ellis Hearin, James J. Hicks, Shelby Hicks, Harvey B. Holloman, Stephen Horner, T.J. Jackson, Benjamin C. James Jr., Benjamin Jenings, William Hall Jenkins, J.A. Justice, Lewis Korb, W.C. Lisman, John P. McGaw, James L. Melton, James Melton, Joseph Mitchell, John Montgomery Jr., Thomas G. Montgomery, Sidney Carter Moore, Dr. W.I. Moore (with picture), Will A. Morrow, Campbell T. Mounts, George W. Nall, Alexander Niswonger, William S. Northen, John W. Orsburn, R.M. Orsburn, Isaac Orsburn, Frank A. Owen, James D. Palmer, George Parker, John H. Parker (with picture), John C. Parker, William Randolph Parker, John W. Patterson, Thomas B. Payne, Prof. Henry Petry, William W. Poole, J.A. Powell, J.D. Price, Thomas E. Price, Dr. B.H. Price, Charles H. Pride, Rev. Benjamin B. Pullan, James Henry Qualls, John Wesley Reynolds, J.L. Rice, William G. Rork, Prof. Jacob A. Rudy, W.J.F. Russell, F.M. Russell, John W. Smith, H. Sokolski, Dr. James T. Soyars, Charles W. Spencer, Frederich W. Stiman, Henry Strother, Robert Calvin Tapp, Dr. Pigman Taylor, J.E. Timmons, George H. Towry, Allen Watson, B. Watson, Dr. Harman H. Whitson, D.C. Whittinghill, Sylvester H. Williams, James C. Williams, J.A. Willingham, Henry H. Wise, Oliver C. Womack, John J. Woodson, and John D. Wynns. Bios from Union County include: William Franklin Berry, Ken. Chapeze, Judge John S. Geiger, Christopher C. Harris, W.O. Haynes, and Thomas Jefferson Shoemaker. The WPA excerpt includes a small map of the area and stops at Audubon Memorial State Park, Harpe's Head Road, Dixon, and Morganfield.

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Spiral/Comb. Condition: New. No Jacket. Limited Edition Reprint. Early days in Jefferson County and Saline County, NE, are recalled through colorful tales, factual data and individual biographies in this 48-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: Physical description of the county, Primitive Occupants, Early Settlers, IndianTroubles, Pioneer Events, County Organizations, County Seats, Criminal cases, Newspapers, Railroads, Doane College, Grasshopper plagues, fires, the press, the fire department, public buildings, banks, businesses, manufacturers, churches, and Secret Societies and colorful tales of early residents. Town histories include: Crete, Wilber, DeWitt, Dorchester, Friend, Pleasant Hill, Swan City, Western, Fairbury, Steele City, Reynolds, Meridian and Endicott. Claims to fame: Jefferson County claims to be located right in the center of the continental USA. It claims one of the most desperate battles ever waged on the continent. It claims to have been the "scene of many daring exploits by such legendary characters as Wild Bill Hickok, Buffalo Bill and others. The booklet contains a number of biographies. While primarily of interest to descendants, these often contain clues to the area and the times. Biographical sketches include: SALINE: Crete -- E.S. Abbott, S.L. Andrews, Jacob Bahner, A.J. Barragar, Barragar and Moore, W.H. Barstow, John Bathen, T.A.C. Beard, I.T. Benjamin, C.M. Burket, Peter Buenger, Anthony H. Chloupek, J.P, Clarey, Dr. A. Conrad, S.T. Corey, Thomas L. Dixon, D.T. Drake, Cenek Duras, Daniel A. Ferrier, A.S. Flint, F.I. Foss, H.S. Fuller, Isaac Goodin, George H. Hastings, Frank Johnson, J.R. Johnston, Frank Karten, B.C. Kerr, John Kersenbrock, F. Laders, George Long, John S. Lee, H.C. Merrick, T.H. Miller, J.R. Neill, David Brainerd Perry, James W. Rhine, Dr. A.D. Root, Eugene Schilling, James C. Smith, E.F. Stephens, George D. Stevens, John L. Tidball, Thomas Toogood, and V.C. Toogood; Wilbur -- S.S. Alley, Dr. Levi Anthony, Fred S. Baker, J.W. Beeney, Tobias Castor, Henry Clark, John W. Clark, H.W. Cole, Ed. Connell, H.H. Coonen, J.K. Corey, Dr. L.E. Goodell, J.H. Grimm, J.H. Hardy, James Harvey, W.L. Hayes, Fred Herman, S.J. Herman, Capt. J.S. Hunt, J.H. James, Dr. B.F. Jones, Edward C. Kellogg, J.T. Lane, James Ledwich, William Leeper, C.B. McGregor, A.G. Mallat, William H. Mann, C.W. Meeker, J.A. Paddock, Dr. B.C. Parker, H. Cole, F.V. Shabata, H.B. Simpson, John F. Spirk, D.R. Tripp, J.N. Van Duyn, Peter Waldrof, William Waldorf, A.G. Wilber, John Zwoneckek, W.G. Storms; DeWitt -- M.A. Crane, Dr. L.J. Cross, John Denny, Dr. J.K.L. Duncan, William J. Dunn, Dr. C.E. Elder, John Gilbert, E. Hastings, Ira Moulton, E.E. Mattocks, J.R. Nelson, George A. Hunt, Dr. D.R. Pelton, H. D. Rogers, W.H. Staley, Frank M. Suiter, and Joseph Suiter; Dorchester -- N.B. Alley, Dr. W.R. Bolding, J.H. Clark, P.D. Cooper, Thomas Jarrett, R. McManus, John Oberlies, W.H. Pallett, Samuel G. Panter, T.B. Parker, W.C. Parker, Jasper Riggs, C.F. Secord, John Thomas, J.C. Thurston, W.R. Toole, and Samuel Windrem; Friend -- A.L. Bass, Jacob Briemer, T.C. Callahan, Dr. J.W. Dorwart, L.D. Fletcher, John O. Frantz, C.E. Friend, J.W. Gilbert, Dr. W.H. Hewit, T. H. Kelley, Mathew McDougall, A.M. Miller, Nelson C. Miller, H.F. Morton, L.H. Page, William Porter, George F. Swayer, Charles Whitney, Edward Whitcomb and Francis M. Woodruff; Pleasant Hill -- W.B. Smith and W.L. Turner; Western -- James McCreede. JEFFERSON: Fairbury -- C.C. Boyle, H. Clapp, H.D. Clark, George Cross, Mason Cregg, Col. Thomas Harbine, J.D. Hubble, James Ireland, D.C. Jenkins, Emil Lange, G.S. Merritt, H.D. Merrill, Benjamin L. Purdy, F.