New
York during the American Revolution as Colony and State
13 Historical Publications
CD Content
13 Complete Searchable Publications on one CD
1. Heros
of the American Revolution :
The heroes of the American Revolution and their descendants : Battle of
Long Island, Henry Whittemore, Brooklyn, Heroes of the
Revolution Pub. Co., 1897-1899
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2. Records
of families allied with Long Island as documented by the DAR -
Records for families allied with Long Island, as documented by the Daughters
of the American Revolution. Provides helpful information for tracing
the female lineage. Information frequently found in these listings
includes names of family members and those related by marriage--parents,
spouses, siblings, and "in-laws"; names of "notable" relatives and acquaintances;
military and political service of (usually) male ancestors; and information
that can provide helpful clues to overcoming some of the most resistant
of brickwalls. Includes volume and page number, DAR ID number. 680+ pgs
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3. Register
of the Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution :
containing an account of the origin of the Sons of the American Revolution,
an explanation of the existence of two different organizations with similar
names and objects, and a history of the movements for their union : the
constitution and by-laws of the Empire State Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution : lists of the national, state and chapter officers
: roll of members, with personal data and genealogies : roll of Revolutionary
ancestors, with record of their services : pages for an amplified family
record : and illustrations. New York: The Society, 1899, 620 pgs.
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4. New
York in the Revolution as colony and state: Albany, N.Y., 1904, 902
pgs.
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5. New
York during the Revolution : mounted clippings from the New York Mercury,
June 6, 1858-October 24, 1858 New York,: Patten, James Alexander, 1858,
145 pgs.
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6. New
York City during the American Revolution : being a collection of original
papers from manuscripts in the possession of the Mercantile Library
Association of New York City. New York: Priv. print for the Association,
1861, 197 pgs.
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7. History
of New Amsterdam, or, New York as it was in the days of the Dutch governors
: together with papers on events connected with the American revolution,
and on Philadelphia in the times of William Penn New York: R.T. Young,
1854, Davis, A., 248 pgs.
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8. The
Sons of the American Revolution, New York State Society : 1893-94 New
York: Republic Press, in the 118th year of the independence of the United
States i.e. 1894, 283 pgs.
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9. Soldiers
of the American Revolution : who at one time were residents of, or
whose graves are located in Chautauqua County, New York, 1925, 88
pgs.
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10. Supplement
to soldiers of the American Revolution, Chautauqua County, New York
: published by the D.A.R. 1925 Westfield, N.Y.: Lamb, Frank B. ,
1936, 5 pgs.
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11. The
story of old Saratoga : the Burgoyne campaign, to which is added New
York's share in the revolution Albany, N.Y.: Fort Orange Press :, 1919,
Brandow, John Henry, 568 pgs.
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12. Westchester
County, New York during the American Revolution New York: Dawson,
Henry B. , 1886, 294 pgs.
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| 13. Fifty
years' reminiscences of New York, or, Flowers from the garden of Laurie
Todd : being a collection of fugitive pieces which appeared in the newspapers
and periodicals of the day for the last thirty years : including tales
of the Sugar-House (prison) in Liberty Street, the yellow-fever in New
York, from 1798 to 1822, traditions and anecdotes of the War of the Revolution,
New York: D. Fanshaw, 1845, Thorburn, Grant, 285 pgs. |
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