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WASHINGTON County, New York Genealogical and Historical Information FIVE Complete Text 1550 Pages of Research Data Please "Click" on the "ADD TO CART" Icon below if using your Credit Card to purchase CDs. If Mailing your order with a Personal Check or Money Order please use our Order Form  available through this link       CD Price $17.50   CD Content   5 Complete Searchable Publications on one CD 1.  Gazetteer of the county of Washington, N.Y. : comprising a correct statistical and miscellaneous history of the county and several towns, from their organization to the present time Schuylerville, N.Y.: Corey, Allen., 1849-1850, 253  pgs.                               2.  They were here too : genealogies of the owners of the inn at Easton Corners and related families of southern Washington County and environs, state of New York Greenwich, N.Y. Washington County Historical Society, Welling, Jane Betsey, 1963-1971, 680  pgs. Book Contents. Vol. I. Owners and innkeepers--The central house                    Vol. I. Chapter I. Pioneering the wilderness frontier around Easton, Southern Washington County            Vol. I. Chapter II. The Nantucket Island friends            Vol. I. Chapter III. 1799-1839; Cornell, Marshall, Abeel and Norton take over the inn            Vol. I. Chapter IV. Norton, Abeel, Sarle, Pierce and related families            Vol. I. Chapter V. The old Inn begins to thrive again, 1841            Vol. I Chapter VI-A. Becker origins from Peter to Jan from Holland, 1635-1768...        VOl. II. The Becker wives            Vol. II. Chapter VI-B. The Holland Dutch Van Buren's Van Schaick's and De Ridder's of the Easton River Road...            Vol. II. Chapter VII. 1845-51: Lewis D. Taber takes over the Inn            Vol. II. Chapter VIII. Taber, Slocum, Cornell, Briggs and related Quaker families; also the Stover Family      Vol. III. Chapter IX. 1851-56, Haviland Gifford--More Quakers at the Inn            Vol. III. Chapter XA. Gifford ancestry and origins            Vol. III. Chapter XB. Gifford wives, husbands and family histories            Vol. III. Chapter XI. 1856-57, Batty and Hoag buy the inn property            Vol. III. Chapter XII. The Hoags of South Easton--Two branches            Vol. III. Chapter XIII. Adley J. Sherman buys the inn, 1867-1870            Vol. III. Chapter XIV. Sherman and related families of Easton and Greenwich                       3.  History of Washington County, N.Y. : the Gibson papers, Gibson, James: Washington County Historical Society, 1954-1956, 310  pgs.  Book Contents Number 1. The Sherman Family            Number 1. The Tyrell Family            Number 1. The family of Smith            Number 1. The Fowler Family            Number 1. Carswell Family            Number 1. The Tomb Family            Number 1. The Doty Family            Number 1. The Turner Family            Number 1. The McCraken Family            Number 1. The McCrea Family            Number 1. The Atwood Family            Number 1. The McKillop Family                  Number 2. The McCleary Family            Number 2. The Dodd Family            Number 2. The Abraham Turner Family            Number 2. The Merriam Family of Salem            Number 2. The Morey Family of Salem            Number 2. The McClaughry Family            Number 2. Graves and graveyards   4.  Index of wills of Washington County, N.Y. : from 1825-1850 : wills filed at Salem, Washington Co., N.Y. Gertrude A. Barber, 1937, 29  pgs                     5.  Abstracts of wills of Washington County, New York, 1937, Gertrude A. Barber, 278  pgs.

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