These records were taken from books of miscellaneous land records at the office of the Recorder of Deeds. There are gaps in the records because only the discharges were filmed.

Includes the following districts: #1 Eureka, #2 Olive Springs, #3 Lindsborg, #4 Beans, #5 Fremont, #6 Riverdale, #7 Sharps Creek, #8 (No name), #9 Kentucky, #10 Roxbury, #11 Pleasant Hill, #12 Scandia, #13 King City, #14 West Fairview, #15 Lone Tree, #16 Happy Hollow, #17 Centennial, #18 Pleasant Ridge, #19 South Inman, #20 McPherson, #21 Santa Fe, #22 Elmdale, #23 Greenwood, #24 Little Valley, #25 West Eagle, #26 Pioneer, #27 Garfield, #28 Wolf Creek,...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Sutherland families who came mainly from Sutherland County, Scotland. It was one of the northernmost counties in Britain. Its name was derived from the Norse "Sudrland," and its first duke of Sutherland (Sudrland) was of Flemish origin. Many Sutherlands remained in Scotland; others immigrated to Australia, Canada, England, the United States, and Wales. In the 1700s, some immigrated...

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of family of Angus Murray (1784-1844) and Elizabeth McDonald (d. 1840). Angus was the son of Alexander Murray, a mason of Ballon, Scotland, and his wife, Isabella McKay. Angus and Elizabeth and their nine children emigrated from Sutherland, Scotland to Nova Scotia, Canada in 1831. They settled in Mount Thom, Pictou County. Their children were Janet "Jessie," Alexander, Elizabeth "Betty"...

The census cards are arranged into three groups (grade school, high school graduates and high school withdrawals) and are filed alphabetically within each group. The grade school census cards include the full name, date and place of birth of each student, name and occupation of parents or guardians, current and former residence information, dates of admission and attendance records. The census cards for high school graduates include the full name...

Creag Dhubh annuals include a message from Cluny, Chief of the Clan, and reports from representatives of each branch of Clan Macpherson Association in Australia, England & Wales, New Zealand, Scotland, and South Africa. The United States Branch publishes its own quarterly journal, "The Urlar." An agenda for the upcoming International Association gathering is included, with reports of the happenings, new acquisitions, and needs of the Clan House...