We deal principally with our own books, and are not a bookstore. Nevertheless, we sometimes acquire used books and journals related to the subjects covered on the SYMBIOS website, and we will offer them for sale on this page. The listings will change frequently, so, if you are in the market, bookmark the site and come back every month or so.

To purchase books off this page: (1) Contact us to assure that the book is available; (2) Tell us that you definitely want it, and we will put it on hold for you for two weeks; and (3) Pay electronically through PayPal or send a check made out to Sanford R. Wilbur [at SYMBIOS, 4367 S. E. 16th Street, Gresham, OR 97080] for the purchase price [in U. S. dollars]; mailing costs are calculated based on the size and weight of the individual book. Purchasers from Canada or other non-U. S. sites should contact us for postal rates to their area. [For anyone ordering more than one book that will be sent in the same package, we will reduce the total mailing costs accordingly.]

NOTE: These books are all pre-owned or "shop-worn," and while every copy is "good," they show some degree of wear.

SANFORD R. WILBUR BOOKS, 4367 S. E. 16th, Gresham, OR 97080-9178

CD-ROMS

PASSENGER AND IMMIGRATION LISTS INDEX 1500s - 1900s. Family Tree Maker's Family Archives CD #354. ISBN 1-57944-236-6. [Use requires either version 3.02 or higher of Family Tree Maker for Windows or Macintosh, or version 3.02 or higher of Family Archive Viewer.]. $8.00 plus $3.00 mailing.

MARRIAGE INDEX: CONNECTICUT 1635-1860. Family Tree Maker's Family Archives CD #397. ISBN 1-57944-199-8. [Use requires version 3.02 or higher of the Family Tree Maker for Windows or Macintosh, or version 3.02 or higher of Family Archive Viewer.] $8.00 plus $3.00 mailing.

STARTER BUNDLE I. Family Tree Maker's Family Archives. ISBN 1-57944-016-9. [use requires either version 3.01 or higher of Family Tree Maker, or version 3.02 or higher of Family Archives Viewer] $10.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
This 4 CD bundle includes "World Family Tree" Volumes 1 and 2 [12,000 family trees contributed by FTM users] and the Social Security Death Index 1937-1996 [newer versions are available on-line, but still useful].

STARTER BUNDLE II. Family Tree Maker's Family Archives. ISBN 1-886914-89-3. [use requires either version 3.01 or higher of Family Tree Maker, or version 3.02 or higher of Family Archives Viewer] $12.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
This 4 CD bundle includes "The Genealogist's All-in-One Address Book [FTM CD #115] and "217 Genealogy Books" - a grab-bag of the full text of a variety of genealogies, histories, biographies, etc. [FTM CD #113]. It also includes the 1997 edition of ProCD's Homephone - including searchable names, addresses and phone numbers for the entire U.S.A. [There are so many sources on the Web now, that this is of minor importance.]

JOURNALS AND PERIODICALS

NOTE: Journals are all in good shape, but may have some underlining or yellow highlighting on some pages.

THE AMERICAN GENEALOGIST. Incomplete run of 10 issues for 2000-2002. $20.00 plus $8.00 mailing. We will sell individual issues for $2.00 plus $2.50 mailing.
One of the best "professional" genealogical journals, with much original research. Strong emphasis on Eastern Seaboard states and British-European roots.

BULLETIN OF THE GENEALOGICAL FORUM OF OREGON. Incomplete run, about 40 issues between 1995 and 2005. $40.00 plus $10.00 mailing.
This is the quarterly of the GFO, and has book lists, queries, book reviews, cemetery lists, bible records, and various family articles. Good source of Oregon information.

NEW ENGLAND ANCESTORS.
The New England Historic Genealogical Society issues this magazine five times each year, and it has become a very significant and useful publication. Every issue has two or more major research stories or genealogical aids, plus many regular columns on history and genealogy. A few recent titles: A guide to genealogical research in Vermont; A focus on Germans in New England; Slavery and two New England families; A genealogical perspective on the Salem witch trials.
We have most issues from 2000 to date; enquire if you are looking for something in particular. Individual issues are $1.00 plus $2.50 mailing; full years (5 issues) are $5.00 plus $5.00 mailing.

NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL REGISTER.
This is the best journal for high quality genealogical reporting, predominantly on early New England. We have most issues from 1995 to date; please inquire if you are looking for something in particular. Individual issues are $2.50 plus $2.50 mailing; full years (four issues) are $10.00 plus $4.00 mailing.

NEXUS [New England Historic Genealogical Society] - Incomplete run of 21 issues between April 1995 and Dec 1999. $25.00 plus $10.00 mailing.
This was the predecessor of "New England Ancestors," the current bi-monthly publication of NEHGS. Each issue has a special article or two, plus the regular "Notable Kin" features, and a good queries section.

OREGON HISTORICAL QUARTERLY - Volume 6, Number 2, June 1905. $15.00 plus $2.00 mailing.
Contents include: Origin of Pacific University; The Political Beginnings of Washington Territory; Dr. John Scouler's Journal of a voyage to N. W. America [1824-25-26]; David Douglas' journal of his 1827 trip from Fort Vancouver to Hudson's Bay. Our copy is solidly bound, with no extraneous markings.

OREGON HISTORICAL QUARTERLY - Volume 29, Number 3, September 1928. $10.00 plus $2.00 mailing.
Contents include: Historical review of Champoeg, Oregon; The Oregonian newspaper in Oregon history; The letters of Roselle Putnam (Douglas County, Oregon); journal of Capt. John Cook's approach to Oregon; journal of John Meares' approach to Oregon; The Log of the Lausanne. The front cover of our copy is torn along the spine and has some discoloration from water; otherwise, it is clean and solidly bound.

OREGON HISTORICAL QUARTERLY - Miscellaneous. Thirty-five issues, incomplete run 1994-2003. $102.00 plus $15.00 mailing.
The scholarly journal of the Oregon Historical Society. Longer articles on many aspects of Oregon and Pacific Northwest history, fully referenced and indexed.
NOTE: We will sell these as individual years or issues, also. If you have a particular need, let us know. Individual issues are $3.00 plus $3.00 mailing.

THE REPORT [Ohio Genealogical Society]. Volume 35 (1995) - all four quarterly issues, plus 11 of the 12 monthly newsletters (No. 4 missing). $6.00 plus $5.00 mailing. Another "good" state quarterly, with all the usual type articles.

WAGON TRAINS AND OVERLAND TRAILS

BUTRILLE, S. G. 1993. Women's Voices for the Oregon Trail. Boise, ID: Tamarack Books. Paper. 251 pages. ISBN 0-9634839-0-0. $7.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
In our opinion, nowhere near as good a "women's perspective" as some others of the genre, but good light reading. The latter part of the book is "a guide to women's history along the "Trail," in which the author compares historic sites and famous places along the trail with journal entries. Our copy of the book is very good.

FANSELOW, J. 1992. The Traveler's Guide to the Oregon Trail. Helena, Mt: Falcon Press. Paper. 196 pages. ISBN 1-56044-192-5. $5.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
A what to see, where to stay, where to eat directory to the Oregon Trail. Some interesting information; not as useful as some guidebooks. Our copy is good; only minor blemishes to the covers.

HAINES, A. L. 1994. HISTORIC SITES ALONG THE OREGON TRAIL. (4th edition). Tucson, AZ: The Patrice Press. Paper. 455 pages. ISBN 1-880397-03-X. $12.00 plus $4.50 mailing.
Very useful guide to landmarks along the Oregon Trail, with many explanatory quotes from trail journals and other sources. Our copy is very good, with slight dog-earing and wear on the front cover.

MATTES, M. J. 1969. The Great Platte River Road: the covered wagon mainline via Fort Kearny to Fort Laramie. Lincoln, Nebraska: Nebraska State Historical Society. Hardbound, dust jacket, 583 pages. $5.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
There are lots of books on the overland trails, but no one has come close to Merrill Mattes' synthesis of letters, journals, diaries, etc., documenting the experience of travel across Nebraska in the mid-1800s. Lots of maps, quotes, and references. Our copy is ex-library with the usual defacing of front and back inside covers. The dust jacket is worn, but intact. The text itself is clean, and the binding good.

WILBUR, S. R., and S. H. WILBUR. 2000. The McCully Train: Iowa to Oregon 1852. Gresham, OR: Symbios. Paper. 200 pages. ISBN 0-9651263-2-3. $7.00 plus $4.00 mailing.
This is our own SYMBIOS publication, still in print. We usually have a few copies that are new, but are slightly shopworn (scuffs, or dog ears, for example) so cannot be sold for full price.

CALIFORNIA AND SOUTHWEST HISTORY

HANSEN, H. J. and J. T. MILLER. 1962. Wild oats in Eden: Sonoma County in the 19th Century. Santa Rosa, CA: privately published. Hard bound, no dust jacket (may not have had one), 147 pages. $20.00 plus $4.00 mailing.
Well done, well illustrated history of early Sonoma County, California. Other than two blemishes on the inside covers (where someone tried to cover up previous owner's names or other sale data), our copy is very clean and well bound.

HINE, R. V. 1962. Edward Kern and American expansion. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. Hardbound, dust jacket, 180 pages. $8.00 plus $4.00 mailing.
Well documented, good reading account of topographer-artist-scientist Edward Kern's travels in the American Southwest in association with the Fremont Expeditions and on his own. Our copy, including the dust jacket, is very clean and well bound.

LINGENFELTER, R. E. and K. R. GASH. 1984. The newspapers of Nevada, a history and bibliography 1854-1979. Reno, NV: University off Nevada Press. ISBN 0-87417-075-3. Hardbound, dust jacket, 337 pages. $8.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
A survey of all the newspapers published in the State of Nevada, with historical info on each, and listings of where copies are available. Useful to anyone interested in Western history (particularly mining) or Nevada genealogy. Our copy is in very good condition.

MONTEAGLE, F. J. 1976. A Yankee trader in the California Redwoods. Oakland, CA: East Bay Regional Parks District. Paper, stapled, about 95 unnumbered pages. $15.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
This is a history of the area now covered by Redwood Regional Park in the hills behind Oakland, California, constructed mainly from the unpublished journal of early California artist Joseph P. "James" Lamson. It is amateurishly done, but fascinating in that the Lamson journals are not readily available for reading. Logging of what were once extensive forests of Coast Redwoods, stories of California condors, and incidents of life in a rough-and-tumble logging community shortly after the Gold Rush are among the topics covered. Our copy has no extraneous markings, and is as solid as a 30 year old, staple-bound publication can be.

POESCH, J. 1961. Titian Ramsay Peale and his journals of the Wilkes Expedition 1799-1885. Philadelphia, PA: American Philosophical Society. Hardbound, dust jacket, 214 pages. $20.00 plus $5.00 mailing.
This is a general biography of Titian Peale, as well as presentation of existing parts of his journals covering his travels in the South Pacific, Oregon, California, and South America. Our copy is clean and tightly bound. The dust jacket is frayed, and in one place has been mended with Scotch tape.

ROBINSON, W. W. 1979. Land in California. The story of mission lands, ranchos, squatters, mining claims, railroad grands, land scrip, homesteads. Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. ISBN 978-0-520-03875-2. Paper, 291 pages. $8.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
This is the first paperback printing of the 1948 original. As the subtitle claims, this is a comprehensive look at how California came to be what it is. The explanations of the early land granting procedures and controversies are very good. Our copy is in nearly new condition.

SHUR, L. (editor) and J. BISK (translator). 1990. The Khlebnikov archive. Unpublished journal (1800-1837) and travel notes (1820, 1822, and 1824). University of Alaska Press. ISBN 0-912006-42-0. Paper, 212 pages. $9.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
Includes Khlebnikov's time around California's Fort Ross, as well as in Alaska and elsewhere. Informative, but not especially interesting, reading. Our copy is clean and well bound, with just a little wearing and denting on the edges of the cover.

SIMPSON, L. B. 1938. California in 1792, the expedition of Jose Longinos Martinez. San Marino, CA: Huntington Library. Hardbound, dust jacket, 111 pages. $20.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
Jose Longinos Martinez visited both "Old" California (Baja California, Mexico) and "New" California (U. S. A.) in 1792. His travel route and place names are often difficult to correlate with landmarks known today, but his descriptions of native tribes encountered, vegetation, etc., are fascinating. Other than having a previous owner's name written on the first page, our copy very clean and solidly bound.

SPENCER-HANCOCK, D. 1980. Fort Ross: Indians, Russians, Americans. Jenner, CA: Fort Ross Interpretive Association. Paper, 43 pages. $5.00 plus $2.00 mailing.
Succinct but informative review of the history of the Fort Ross area of northern California, with lots of historical photographs. Our copy is unmarked and in generally good shape.

STILLMAN, J. D. B. 1967. The Gold Rush letters of J. D. B. Stillman. Palo Alto, CA: Lewis Osborne. Hardbound, dust jacket, 75 pages. $7.50 plus $3.50 mailing.
Very entertaining journal of 1849-1850 in California's Sacramento Valley and Delta areas. Our copy is very clean and solidly bound; the dust jacket (plain paper, no design) is frayed on the edges.

PACIFIC NORTHWEST HISTORY AND GENEALOGY

BAUMGARTNER, J. (compiler). Oregon Historical Quarterly Index. 1940-1960 [VOLUMES XLI - LXI]. Portland: Oregon Historical Society. Paper. 711 pages. $4.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
Just what it says: a comprehensive index to 20 volumes of the "Oregon Historical Quarterly." Our copy has a stained and shopworn cover, but is solidly bound.

CAREY, C. H. 1926. The Oregon Constituion and Proceedings and debates of the Constitutional Convention of 1857. Salem, OR: State Printing Office. Hardbound, no dust jacket (probably didn't have one), 543 pages. $9.00 plus $5.00 mailing.
For the Oregon history buff, a short history of the creation of the State of Oregon, followed by the actual wording of arguments and discussions that took place during the Constitutional Convention. This is an x-library book, but with very few extraneous markings. The book itself is very clean and solidly bound.

CLARK, M. (editor). 1975. Pharisee among Philistines: The diary of Judge Matthew P. Deady. Portland: Oregon Historical Society. Two volumes. Paper. 662 pages. $10.00 plus $5.00 mailing.
Lots of names, places, and events of early Oregon, chronicled by a well known judge. Our copies are in nearly new condition.

DIETRICH, W. 1995. Northwest Passage: The Great Columbia River. Seattle: University of Washington Press. Paper. 448 pages. ISBN 0-295-97546-6. $7.50 plus $3.50 mailing. Very readable history of the Columbia River, from aboriginal times to the present. Very good references and bibliography. Our copy is in good condition.

HEIDER, D. and D. DIETZ. 1995. Legislative perspectives, a 150-year history of the Oregon Legislatures from 1843 to 1993. Portland, OR: Oregon Historical Society Press. ISBN 0-08-759525-7. Paper, 227 pages. $5.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
Good summary of how Oregon was governed as territory and state, followed by highlights from each of the legislative sessions over 150 years. The cover of our copy shows light wear; otherwise, it is clean and solidly bound.

HELM, M. (editor). 1981. CONSERVATIONS WITH BULLWHACKERS, MULESKINNERS, PIONEERS, PROSPECTORS, ETC. by Fred Lockley. Eugene, OR: Rainy Day Press. Paper. 358 pages. ISBN 0-931742-09-9. $8.50 plus $4.50 mailing.
A collection of Fred Lockley's interviews with Oregon old-timers, mostly from the 1940s. Lots of good history. Our copy is slightly shop-worn, but clean and firmly-bound.

JOBANEK, G. A. 1999. John Kirk Townsend's Narrative of a journey across the Rocky Mountains to the Columbia River. Corvallis, OR: Oregon State University Press. ISBN 0-87071-525-9. Paper, 290 pages. $8.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
Townsend's journal from the 1830s, including both his western journey to Oregon and continuing travels to the Hawaiian Islands and South America, introduced and annotated by George Jobanek. Our copy is in nearly new condition.

LENZEN, C. Oregon guide to genealogical resources. Portland: Genealogical Forum of Oregon. Paper. 377 pages. $5.00 plus $4.00 mailing.
Lots of good information on where to find genealogical records in Oregon. Our copy shows general wear, but is clean and solidly bound.

LOMAX, A. L. 1941. Pioneer woolen mills in Oregon: History of wool and woolen textile industry in Oregon, 1811-1875. Portland, OR: Binfords & Mort, Publishers. Hard bound, no dust jacket, 312 pages. $30.00 plus $4.00 mailing.
Tracing the wool industry in Oregon from the first introduction of sheep in the Pacific Northwest into the late 19th Century. Lots of quotes and good early source material. Our copy is clean and solidly bound.

McARTHUR, L. A. 1992. Oregon geographic names. Sixth Edition. Portland, OR: Oregon Historical Society Press. Paper. 957 pages. ISBN 0-87595-237-2. $15.00 plus $5.00 mailing.
This is the fifth expansion and revision of the classic Oregon place names book first published in 1928. It has all the answers to those questions you are always asking on the internet: where is it, and how was it named? A great book. Our copy has some wear on the covers, but the binding is still very tight.

NESHEIM, M. 1976. One hundred twenty-three year's search for community. The unwearied effort for public education in Jackson County, Oregon 1854-1976. Paper, privately published, 220 pages. $5.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
Good historical information on southern Oregon, including the growth of education in the area. Ours is an ex-library copy, with all the usual associated blemishes, and one section of pages is coming unglued from the spine (but is still partially attached). A nice enough copy for reading.

POESCH, J. 1961. Titian Ramsay Peale and his journals of the Wilkes Expedition 1799-1885. Philadelphia, PA: American Philosophical Society. Hardbound, dust jacket, 214 pages. $20.00 plus $5.00 mailing.
This is a general biography of Titian Peale, as well as presentation of existing parts of his journals covering his travels in the South Pacific, Oregon, California, and South America. Our copy is clean and tightly bound. The dust jacket is frayed, and in one place has been mended with Scotch tape.

SLATER, C. undated. Owyhee "Avalanche" articles August 1865 thru December 31 1879. Privately printed. Paper, spiral bound, with plastic cover. Approximately 250 pages. $7.00 plus $5.00 mailing.
The compiler has transcribed from microfilm a collection of articles of historical and genealogical interest in early Idaho. Fun reading, and lots of names. There is a very good name index. Our copy has a cover that is slightly worn, but it is a clean copy, and as sound as a used spiral-bound book can be.

NATIVE AMERICANS

BARRETT, S. A. 1952. Material aspects of Pomo culture, Part One. Bulletin of the Public Museum of the City of Milwaukee Volume 20 (March 1952). Paper, 260 pages. $40.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
One of the classic studies of a California Native American cultural group. Lots of photographs, and easy to read text. Our copy overall in quite nice; the cover had begun to separate at the lower end of the spine, and someone tried to arrest further damage with a piece of Scotch tape.

AMERICAN HISTORY - MISCELLANEOUS

ABBOTT, L. F. 1930. The story of NYLIC, A history of the origin and development of the New York Life Insurance Company from 1845 to 1929. Hardbound, no dust jacket, 329 pages. $5.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
Authoritative, and actually quite interesting, history of the development of the life insurance business in America. Our copy has an old bookplate on the inside cover; otherwise, it is spotless and well bound.

BAILYN, B. 1986. Voyagers to the west, a passage in the peopling of America on the eve of the Revolution. New York, NY: Vintage Books. ISBN 0-394-75778-5. Paper, 668 pages. $5.00 plus $4.00 mailing.
A really excellent - and easy to read - account of the emigration from Europe to America (Canada and "the Colonies") in the 1760s. If you really want to understand the dynamics of how people got here and why, this is the book. Our copy is in very good condition.

BAILYN, B. 1988. The Peopling of British North America: An Introduction. New York: Vintage Books. Paper. 177 pages. ISBN 0-394-75779-3. $8.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
A wonderful introduction to the reasons and mechanisms for the early European immigrations to the "New World." Easy to read, but authoritative. Our copy has a small scratch on the back.

BAILYN, B. 1992. Faces of revolution: Personalities and themes in the struggle for American Independence. New York: Vintage Books. Paper. 296 pages. ISBN 0-679-73623-9. $9.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
An interesting study of some of the social, political and religious feelings and attitudes that led up to the American Revolution, told through short essays about various people who were involved. Our copy is in very good condition.

LA PLANTE, E. 2004. American Jezebel: the uncommon life of Anne Hutchinson, the woman who defied the Puritans. San Francisco: Harper. Paper. 312 pages. ISBN 0-06-075056-1. $6.00 plus $4.00 mailing.
A well researched, very readable story of the woman behind the Antinomianism controversy in the New England church.

SCHULTZ, E.B., and M.J. TOUGIAS. 1999. King Philip's War: The History and Legacy of America's Forgotten Conflict. Woodstock, VT: The Countryman Press. Hardbound, with dust jacket. 416 pages. ISBN 0-88150-434-3. $20.00 plus $7.00 mailing. This book documents the 1675-1676 conflict between the Wampanoag Tribe and English settlers in Massachusetts. Before the war's completion, it had involved most of New England. The authors make a careful analysis of the conflict, and also describe the setting in great detail [including landmarks that are still evident]. Our copy is in "new" condition.

CANADIAN HISTORY AND GENEALOGY

CONRAD, M. (editor). 1995. Intimate relations: family and community in Planter Nova Scotia, 1759-1800. Fredericton, N.B: Acadiensis Press. Paper. 298 pages. ISBN 0-919107-42-7. $12.00 plus $5.00 mailing.
Proceedings of the Third Planter Conference, held in 1993. Our copy is in generally sound condition, some minor wear.

FELLOWS, R. F. Undated [ca. 1995]. Starting a Family History Project in New Brunswick, Canada. Fredericton, N.B: Associates of the Provincial Archives of New Brunswick. Paper, Plastic Comb Binding. 126 pages. ISBN 1-55137-566-4. $3.00 plus $2.50 mailing.
Much of this information can now be found on the World Wide Web, but this is still a very useful summary of New Brunswick genealogy resources, emphasizing what is found in the Provincial Archives in Fredericton. Our copy is a little worn, and had the previous owner's name on the front cover, but is still as solid as a comb-bound can be.

GENEALOGY - GENERAL

LIND, M. 1989. Immigration, migration and settlement in the United States, a genealogical guidebook. Cloquet, MN: The Linden Tree. ISBN 0-937463-08-6. Paper, spiral bound, 149 pages. $4.00 plus $3.00.
Uneven but very useful presentation on information how and when folks arrived in America, how they dispersed, what factors influenced them, etc. Many maps, and a good bibliography. Our copy is clean and as well bound as a spiral-bound publication can be.

PARKER, J. C. 1996. Going to Salt Lake City to do Family History Research. Third Edition [Revised & Expanded]. Turlock, CA: Marietta Publishing Company. Paper. 262 pages. ISBN 0-934153-14-0. $2.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
Still useful guide on how to find and use all the different types of resources available at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, but there are newer books that are more current. Our copy is slightly warped at the edges, but the copy is very clean and the binding is firm.

SCHWEITZER, G. K. 1996. Civil War genealogy. Knoxville, TN: Privately published. Paper. 117 pages. ISBN 0-913857-00-9. $5.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
Like Schweitzer's state genealogy reviews, this is an excellent compilation of many records and repositories useful for researching Civil War ancestors (and history, in general). Our copy has some minor cover blemishes; otherwise, it is very good.

SCHWEITZER, G. K. 1997. Revolutionary War genealogy. Knoxville, TN: Privately published. Paper. 117 pages. ISBN 0-913857-04-1. $6.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
Like Schweitzer's state genealogy reviews, this is an excellent compilation of many records and repositories useful for researching Revolutionary War ancestors (and history, in general). Our copy is in new condition.

GENEALOGY - NEW ENGLAND

ANDERSON, R. C. 1998. Great Migration Newsletter, Volumes 1 through 5 (1990-1994). Boston, MA: The New England Historic Genealogical Society. Hardbound. 173 pages. ISBN 0-88082-083-7. $5.00 plus $3.50 mailing.
This is a bound volume of the first five years of The Great Migration Newsletter, the companion periodical to NEHGS' Great Migration" series of books on early New England. A wealth of information on the founding of New England towns, local personalities, and information on genealogical resources. Our copy is in very good condition, with no significant scuffs or defects.

DELAWARE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY. 1989. Delaware genealogical research guide. Paper. 42 pages. ISBN 1-887-061-03-7. $5.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
A good guide to what genealogical study resources are available in Delaware, and where. Included is a one-page update from May 1993. Our copy has some cover wear, but is generally clean and soundly bound.

SPERRY, K. 1980. Connecticut sources for family historians and genealogists.. Logan, Utah: Everton Publishers. Paper. 112 pages. $4.00 plus $2.50 mailing.
A very good summary of what kinds of genealogical records are available for Connecticut, and where. Included are maps and a historical chronology of the State. Our copy has a little bit of yellow highlighting, but is otherwise clean and sound.

GENEALOGY - MID-ATLANTIC REGION

SCHWEITZER, G. K. 1993. Pennsylvania genealogical research. Knoxville, TN: Privately published. Paper. 201 pages. ISBN 0-913857-09-2. $7.00 plus $3.00 mailing. One in the series of Dr. Schweitzer's very useful state genealogy guides. Very detailed on the types of records available, and where to find them. Some of the addresses are undoubtedly outdated, but locations and types of references available are still valid. Cover is worn and there are a few pencil markings in the text. Binding is good.

SCHWEITZER, G. K. 1995. New York genealogical research. Knoxville, TN: Privately published. Paper. 250 pages. ISBN 0-913857-11-4. $7.00 plus $3.00 mailing.
One in the series of Dr. Schweitzer's very useful state genealogy guides. Very detailed on the types of records available, and where to find them. Our copy has light wear, but is clean and solidly bound.

GENEALOGY - SOUTHERN UNITED STATES

SCHWEITZER, G. K. 1996. North Carolina genealogical research. Knoxville, TN: Privately published. Paper. 193 pages. ISBN 0-913857-03-05. $7.00 plus $3.00 mailing. One in the series of Dr. Schweitzer's very useful state genealogy guides. Very detailed on the types of records available, and where to find them. Our copy is in nearly new condition.

GENEALOGY - MIDWESTERN UNITED STATES

SNEDDEN, H. E. 1994. Hawkeye Heritage Topical Index, 1966-1993. Des Moines: Iowa Genealogical Society. Paper. About 90 pages. $3.00 plus $2.50 mailing.
This is an index to the first 28 volumes of "Hawkeye Heritage," the quarterly of the Iowa Genealogical Society. It is divided into six individual indices for easier use: county records, misc. research and records, research articles, bible records, information on iowa centenarians, and information on the Iowa Genealogical Society. obviously not new, but still well bound and no markings on any of the pages.