Newsletter for the interchange of genealogy data and history of Snodgrasses (and variant spellings) of England, Ireland, and Scotland. The name originated in Irvine parish of Ayrshire, Cunningham, Scotland. Variant forms of the name were recorded in Ayrshire and Glasgow in the 13th-16th Century. In the 1600-1700s, Snodgrasses immigrated to Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee,...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of various Barnes families in America. Some focus is on the on families of Thomas Barnes of Hartford, Connecticut who died in 1688, and of Thomas Barnes of New Haven, Connecticut who died in 1693, and of the Barnes family of Long Island.

A listing of graves dug in the Bloomfield Cemetery for the year 1891 by grave digger Isaac Simmers.

Information was generally taken from York County, Pennsylvania, court records, county records, cemeteries, churches, newspapers, etc. Includes Larue family in the U.S.; Sitton family of Callaway County, Missouri; LaRoux family of New Jersey.

Orange County, New York Wills made and Probated from 1814-1820. The names are as follows: Aaron Closson (Closon), Daniel Conkling, Joseph Bailey, Jacob Brown, Andrew Dickson, Richard Welling, Oliver Cosman, Sarah Baird, Ezekiel Roe, Alexander Duer, Eunice Mapes, Ebenezer Stephens, Samuel Mapes, Benjamin Brewster, Elizabeth Schoonmaker, Silas Youngs, David Cory, Huldy Boyd, Silas Horton, George McNish, and Stephen Sayer.

Newspaper clippings in these volumes deal with local events, personal achievements, obituaries, historical accounts, weddings, births, anniversaries, celebrations, etc.

Pamphlet containing three biographical sketches of ministers of this church (which was organized into the Union Association), as follows: (1) W.S. Tolliver (b.1893) was a son of Melvin B. Tolliver and Arminda Baker, and married Lucinda Smith in 1913; (2) Clabe Mosley (b.1857); (3) Scott Burke (b.1858), who married Rhoda Johnson in 1878, and who now lives on Jack's Creek near Halo, Kentucky. In addition, this pamphlet contains two circular letters...