The Coopers of Long Hill

Document I.22 · published genealogy · transcription: verbatim

Sheldon Forbes Craddock, Craddock, Kinder, Rogers, and Sheldon Families (Incline Village NV, privately published 1999) — Chart IX Biographies, book pp. 220–222: entry 102 Benjamin² Cooper, entry 200 John¹ Cross, entry 202 Bryan Lefferty; plus the complete 347-item bibliography at book pp. 359–378.

identifier
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 99-70622

People named

As writtenRoleIdentified asWhat this document says
Benjamin² Cooper subject Benjamin Cooper 1741–1794
Charity Hoff spouse Charity (Hoff) Cooper
an unknown wife spouse
John child John H Cooper candidate
Mary spouse
Mary³ (a.k.a. Polly) child Mary (Cooper) Cross/Annin 1780–1817
Catharine³ child Caty Cooper Dayton
Anna Brown spouse Anna (Brown) Cooper
Joseph³ Cross spouse Joseph Cross
Daniel¹ Cooper referenced Daniel Cooper Sr 1695–1795
William, the Earl of Stirling referenced
Samuel Ford referenced
John¹ Cross subject John Cross 1695–1748
Deborah Oldfield spouse Deborah (Oldfield) Cross
Robert² child Robert Cross 1732–1798
Ann/Nancy² child Nancy (Cross) Cooper 1737–1803
Perhaps William² child
Perhaps Mary² child
Henry Simson spouse
Bryan Lefferty subject Bryan Lefferty
Margaret Lefferty child Margaret (Lafferty) Cooper 1743–1825
George² Cooper referenced George Cooper 1745–1801
Mary Lefferty referenced

What this document records

Author relationship

Craddock writes in the first person as a descendant of Benjamin Cooper through Mary "Polly" Cooper x Joseph Cross — "my ancestor, Benjamin Cooper"

Surnames

Cooper; Cross; Lefferty; Hoff; Brown; Oldfield; Craddock

Pages transcribed

220; 221; 222

Bibliography: items

347

Bibliography: book pages

359-378

Bibliography: pdf pages

370-389

Bibliography: note

enumerated in full in the body, one line per reference, with scope tags. Craddock's References line on each biography cites into it by number; entries 100, 102 and 200 all cite #77 = Sisser 1991, which the catalog has not located.

Enumerated

True

Note

Craddock's other four Cooper-relevant biographies — entries 50, 51 and 100 at book p. 219 and entry 204 at book p. 223 — are transcribed at I.23, not here. The Index of Ancestors has not been swept for further Cooper appearances.

Transcription and notes

What this is

A privately published family genealogy: Sheldon Forbes Craddock, Craddock, Kinder, Rogers, and Sheldon Families, Incline Village, Nevada, 1999. Hardcover, dark blue with gold lettering; Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 99-70622; printed by Wylie's Copy Center, Carson City NV; bound by CAL-NA Bindery, Sacramento CA. 387 pages including an Index of Ancestors.

The book is organised as numbered Chart biographies — each ancestor gets a numbered entry with birth, death, marriages, children, an "Other information" paragraph, and a References line citing a numbered bibliography of 347 items at book pp. 359–378. Craddock writes in the first person and identifies himself as a descendant of Benjamin Cooper through Mary "Polly" Cooper and Joseph Cross ("my ancestor, Benjamin Cooper").

Page offset: book page = PDF page − 11. Verified against book p. 220, which is PDF p. 231 (the printed folio reads 220 at the foot). (Corrected 2026-09-04: the bibliography note below had given "book pp. 359-380 (PDF pp. 371-390)"; ref #1 is on PDF p. 370 and ref #347 on PDF p. 389, so the bibliography is book pp. 359–378 = PDF pp. 370–389.)

This entry transcribes the three Chart IX biographies on book pp. 220–222 — entries 102 Benjamin² Cooper, 200 John¹ Cross, 202 Bryan Lefferty — plus the full 347-item bibliography. Craddock's four further Cooper-relevant biographies on the adjacent pages (entries 50, 51, 100 on p. 219 and 204 on p. 223) are transcribed at I.23.

Craddock flags one of these three as a deduction, not a record. Entry 202 opens "Direct evidence for this ancestor is lacking. However, his existence has been deduced from the following" — so Bryan Lefferty is Craddock's own inference from Margaret Lefferty's parentage, and the entry records it as such.

Cross-referenced entries: A.1 · A.6 · A.7 · A.8 · A.9 · A.10 · C.1 · F.2 · G.18 · G.19 · I.4 · I.14 · I.23 · L.8 · L.9.

The four period-newspaper passages Craddock quotes in entry 102 are catalogued separately as primary-source-derivative entries: J.131 NY Gazetteer 30 Aug 1773 · J.132 NY Gazette + Weekly Mercury 27 Sep 1773 · J.133 PA Gazette 2 Mar 1774 · J.134 13 Dec 1774. (Split out of this entry 2026-05-17.)

Interpretation relocated out of this entry (2026-09-04): the "breakthrough" framing, the thirteen "Key new findings", the "Confusion notes" weighing Craddock against [L.8]/[L.9], the "Implications for the catalog", and the seven research priorities all argued conclusions from this book. They now live on p.2 Benjamin Cooper and the linked person files, per the connections-as-claims rule.


Verbatim transcription — Entry 102. Benjamin² Cooper (page 220 → 222)

(Numbering "²" indicates 2nd-generation descent in Craddock's chart; the immediately-prior entry visible at top of page 220 ends Robert Dayton's biography with "Robert and Mary and their children are all buried in the Basking Ridge Presbyterian churchyard. References: #1, #57, and #77.")

102. Benjamin² Cooper

Born on his father's farm at Long Hill near Morristown, Morris, New Jersey on December 13, 1741.

Died near Pottersville, New Jersey in December 1794. Pottersville is ten miles west of Basking Ridge, Somerset, New Jersey. He predeceased his father, Daniel, by four months.

Married first, Charity Hoff. She died at age seventeen in childbirth with their first son who also died.

Married second, an unknown wife and had one child, John.

Married third, Mary _.

The children of Benjamin and Mary were:

    1. Mary³ (a.k.a. Polly), b. March 6, 1780, m. Joseph³ Cross.

    2. Catharine³, b. 1783.

Married fourth, Anna Brown in 1788.

Other information:

In March 1769 at age twenty-seven Benjamin and his partner, William, the Earl of Stirling, purchased the Hibernia Iron Mines and Furnace in Morris County from Samuel Ford.

In 1773 a great number of forged bills began to circulate in Morris County. This led to the arrest and conviction of Benjamin and three others. They had confessed to having received the bills from the same Samuel Ford, a clever counterfeiter. Ford managed to escape but the other four including my ancestor, Benjamin Cooper, were sentenced to be hanged for the crime. Ironically, Benjamin's father, (204) Daniel¹ Cooper, was one of the three magistrates who heard the case and sentenced the four to death.

In 1768 Benjamin had learned about a robbery of the state treasury in Perth Amboy, New Jersey committed by the same Samuel Ford and two soldiers at the Perth Amboy garrison. The following four direct quotations from newspapers tell how Benjamin escaped the gallows on the 1773 counterfeiting charge.

[Craddock's entry 102 here inserts verbatim transcriptions of four 1773-1774 NJ-related newspaper articles. The newspaper texts themselves are not Craddock's content — they are external primary sources Craddock reproduces. Per catalog scope discipline (one source per entry; do not embed other-source content in the citing source's entry), the verbatim newspaper text is held in dedicated J-section entries and only summarized here:]

Newspaper Date Subject Catalog entry
The New-York Gazette 30 August 1773 Sentencing of Cooper + 3 co-defendants to death J.131
The New-York Gazette and The Weekly Mercury 27 September 1773 Execution day; Reynolds executed alone; Cooper respited at gallows after confessing privy to 1768 Perth Amboy Treasury robbery (£300 share) J.132
The Pennsylvania Gazette 2 March 1774 Cooper's gallows-eve confession-under-duress narrative; Ford + two unnamed soldiers identified as Treasury robbers J.133
The New York Gazette and The Weekly Mercury 13 December 1773 ( Craddock has year-typo "1774" — corrected per M.32 Vol XXIX p. 141) Gov. William Franklin's pardon of Cooper + Haines + Budd J.134

Despite his trouble with the law, the last known references to Benjamin were in regard to church affiliation. On November 7, 1793 he is recorded as donating money to the Lamington Presbyterian Church in nearby Somerset County and giving toward the graveyard of the Bethlehem Presbyterian Church where he is probably buried.

References: #77, #97, p. 90, #98, pp. 574-575, #99, pp. 155-156, and #101, pp. 17-18, 28, 33, 141, and 277-278.


Verbatim transcription — Entry 200. John¹ Cross (page 222)

200. John¹ Cross

Born about 1695, probably near Ballykelly, Ireland.

Died about 1748 in Basking Ridge, Somerset, New Jersey.

Married Deborah Oldfield of Jamaica, Queens, New York. They were probably married about 1730 during the period when John was the minister of the Presbyterian Church in Hopewell which is in New Jersey twenty-five miles southwest of Basking Ridge. Long after John's death in 1748, Deborah married Henry Simson in 1774.

The known children of John and Deborah were:

    1. Robert², b. about 1732, m. Mary Lefferty.

    2. Ann/Nancy², m. Daniel Cooper, Jr.

    3. Perhaps William².

    4. Perhaps Mary².

Other information:

The difficulty in identifying the children of John and Deborah arises from the fact that church registers of both the Hopewell and Basking Ridge Presbyterian Churches for this period have been lost.

John's probable place of birth in Ireland has been deduced from the fact that his brother, Robert, was born there. The other brothers in this family were Hugh, William, and Nathaniel. Aside from this nothing further is known about John's origin and family.

John was the first minister of the Presbyterian Church in Basking Ridge. The town was settled by Scottish Presbyterians and a log church was built about 1700. John was a very inspiring preacher as he is reported to have converted about 300 people at one revival meeting. However, John was a very colorful figure who followed his own course without much regard to ecclesiastical law and order. In addition, he was accused of adultery with Catherine Love in 1735 and later with Mary Moore. As a result he was suspended from his ministry in 1741 although he continued to live in Basking Ridge until his death about 1748 at age fifty-three.

References: #1, #57, #77, and #257, p. 326.


Verbatim transcription — Entry 202. Bryan Lefferty (page 222)

202. Bryan Lefferty

Direct evidence for this ancestor is lacking. However, his existence has been deduced from the following:

    1. Two of the sons of (204) Daniel¹ Cooper were Benjamin² and George². George² married Margaret Lefferty, who was the daughter of Bryan Lefferty of Somerset County, New Jersey. George² is not my ancestor but this establishes that there was a Bryan Lefferty in Somerset County. Margaret Lefferty and my ancestor, Mary Lefferty, would have been sisters.


Structured summary — Benjamin Cooper's family per Craddock

Wife # Wife name Marriage date Children
1 Charity Hoff (date not given; pre-17 May 1763 per F.2) First son — both mother and son died at son's birth
2 UNKNOWN unknown ** JOHN** (one child)
3 Mary _ (surname not in Craddock) unknown Mary "Polly" b. 6 March 1780 m. Joseph Cross; Catharine b. 1783
4 Anna Brown 1788 (no children listed by Craddock)

Craddock's references list — PARTIAL extraction (Cooper-cited refs only)

Correction 2026-05-17: Prior I.22 reading said "beginning p. 356" — corrected to p. 359 per local PDF verification (PDF page 371 = book page 359). The REFERENCES section runs from book p. 359 across multiple pages (refs 1-16 on p. 359; refs 17-26+ continuing on subsequent pages).

EXTRACTION COMPLETE 2026-05-17: Full bibliography refs 1-347 enumerated below in the "Complete bibliography enumeration" section. The Cooper-NJ-relevant subset is detailed in the table immediately below. Note: prior I.22 reading misnumbered Otis Barnstable as #97 — Otis is actually #96; #97 is Littell, which IS Cooper-NJ-relevant and matches Craddock's "entry 102 #97 p. 90" citation perfectly. Correction applied 2026-05-17.

# Citation What it is
#1 Sheldon, Walter Seymour: Cross, Perkins, Rising, Seymour, Sheldon, Trumbull and Whitman Family Histories. Unpublished handwritten notebook dated 1912; transcribed verbatim 1988 into 13-page typescript. Walter S. Sheldon was Craddock's grandfather. Family-internal manuscript. Whatever Cooper data Craddock got from #1 is hearsay/family-tradition c. 1912, two generations after Polly Cooper Cross (d. 1817). Not a primary source.
#57 Wold, Atheline B.: Unpublished reports prepared for Craddock on family lines: Baker, Cady, Craddock, Cross, Elliott, Hitchcock, Kinder, Parker, Rogers, Wass, and Whitney. Atheline Wold = professional genealogist in Salt Lake City. Commissioned genealogical research. Cross-line work overlaps with Polly Cooper's children but does not target Cooper directly. Date not given (probably 1980s-90s). Located in Wold's possession or Craddock's papers.
#77 Sisser, Fred III: Two unpublished reports on the Cross AND Cooper families in New Jersey, prepared for Craddock in 1991. Sisser = professional genealogist in Bridgewater, NJ; editor of the Somerset County Genealogical Quarterly. Used his own library + NJ State Archives + NJ Historical Society Library + Morristown Public Library + Hunterdon County Historical Society Library. MOST IMPORTANT REFERENCE. Sisser's 1991 Cooper-family-of-NJ research is the proximate source for Craddock's wives-and-children breakdown. Where Craddock says "John (one child)" by Benjamin's 2nd unknown wife — that came from Sisser. Pursuit-priority follow-up: try to locate Sisser's 1991 reports. Possibilities: Somerset County Historical Society / Genealogical Quarterly back-issue index; Sisser's surviving archive; Craddock's papers (deposited 1999 with Family History Library?); contact descendants of Sisser.
#96 Otis, Amos: Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families. A reprint of the Amos Otis Papers. F.B. & F.P. Goss Publishers and Printers (The Patriot Press), Barnstable, MA, 1888. Reprinted by GPC, 1991. Renumbered 2026-05-17: prior I.22 reading listed this as #97 — that was a transcription error in the v74 bibliography pull. Verified against the rendered page: refs #96 and #97 sit on PDF p. 376 (= book p. 365 by the verified offset of 11), and this is #96. (The citation here read "PDF page 365 (book p. 365)" until 2026-09-04 — the book number had been copied into the PDF slot, which made the "verified against" claim impossible to re-check.) Massachusetts-Barnstable family genealogy — does NOT cover NJ Coopers. NOT cited in entry 102 (was previously misattributed). Out-of-scope for our catalog.
#97 Littell, John: Family Records or Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley Above Chatham. Published in 1852. Already in our catalog as I.4 (cross-link added 2026-05-17 via full-bibliography pull). Newly recognized as Craddock ref #97 2026-05-17: prior I.22 reading mis-identified #97 as Otis. Re-read from the rendered page at 3x, 2026-09-04 (PDF p. 376): "97. Littell, John: Family Records or Genealogies of the First Settlers of Passaic Valley Above Chatham. Published in 1852." Craddock's "#97 p. 90" citation in entry 102 = Littell p. 90 — = the Cooper section of Littell's Passaic Valley genealogy, naming Benjamin's three daughters Polly + Caty + Charity. This makes much more sense than the prior "Otis Barnstable p. 90" reading (which was always anomalous). Confirms Craddock relied on Littell PLUS Sisser 1991 for the Benjamin-children breakdown.
#98 Mellick, Andrew D., Jr.: The Story of an Old Farm or Life in New Jersey in the Eighteenth Century. The Unionist-Gazette, Somerville, NJ, 1889. Already in our catalog as I.14 (Schmidt-edited 1990s Rutgers Univ Press abridged edition) + I.56 (original 1889 edition). I.56 pp. 574-575 verbatim include the Charity Hoff footnote = exactly Craddock's #98 pp. 574-575 citation.
#99 Honeyman, A. Van Doren (Editor): Somerset County Historical Quarterly, v. I, 1912. Somerset County Historical Society, Somerville, NJ. Already in our catalog as M.24 (cross-link added 2026-05-17 — discovery via full-bibliography pull). M.24 covers SCHQ Vol I 1912 pp. 155-156 verbatim — The Husband of Six Wives and a Centenarian (Honeyman editorial) + Basking Ridge Presbyterian cemetery roll. Exactly matches Craddock's "#99 pp. 155-156" citation in entry 102 + entry 204.
#100 Anonymous: The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, v. 15, no. 1, January 1940. NJ-statewide genealogy journal article, single issue. Cited by Craddock in entry 204 Daniel Cooper at pp. 63 + 88. POSSIBLY corresponds to the on-disk GMNJ Vol 15 Records of Harlingen Reformed Dutch Church folder at (image held in the family archive) (2026-07-05 reorg: a single 63-page 300-dpi PDF merging the Vol 15/16/17 Harlingen instalments — contains pp. 15.4 "Creesje Runjen", 15.63 "Daniel Kuper (Cooper)", 15.88 "Agnietje Cooper", etc.; the lower-res individual PNGs were deleted as duplicates). Medium-priority follow-up: verify whether No. 1 (Jan 1940) is the Harlingen-DRC issue OR a separate issue within Vol 15. If Harlingen DRC = Jan 1940 issue, this resolves Craddock #100 and provides primary-source Cooper-Kuyper baptism / membership data per memory feedback_dutch_records_check_kuyper_for_cooper.md.
#101 Nelson and Honeyman (Editors): Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey. Being the 10th Volume of Extracts from American Newspapers Relating to New Jersey, 1773-1774. Call Printing and Publishing Company, Patterson, NJ, 1917**. HIGH-PRIORITY PRIMARY-SOURCE TARGET — NOT YET CATALOGED. This is the published transcript of NJ newspapers covering Benjamin's 1773 forgery trial period. Craddock cites pages 17-18, 28, 33, 141, 277-278 — these are the underlying newspaper sources for the four newspaper quotes Craddock transcribes verbatim in entry 102 (NY Gazette Aug 30, 1773; NY Gazette+Weekly Mercury Sep 27, 1773 + Dec 13, 1774; PA Gazette Mar 2, 1774). Pulling pp. 17-18, 28, 33, 141, 277-278 of this volume directly would let us re-verify Craddock's quotations against the published source and possibly find adjacent items naming Benjamin. Note: confusingly, the on-disk folder Books/Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New York/ contains the New York parallel series (Volumes IX-XV) — the NJ series is a separate publication.
#257 Frost, Josephine C.: Records of the Town of Jamaica, Long Island, New York 1656-1751, vol. 1. Long Island Historical Society, MCMXIV (1914). Located at NEHGS. Cited in entry 200 John¹ Cross at p. 326 — relates to Deborah Oldfield's Jamaica origin (NY), not directly Cooper. Out-of-scope for our catalog.

Summary of reference value to our catalog (updated 2026-05-17): - #77 (Sisser 1991) = the single highest-value research target — direct Cooper-family research, professionally done, NJ-archives-grounded. NOT YET LOCATED. - #97 (Littell 1852) = already catalogued as I.4. Craddock's "p. 90" citation = Cooper section. - #98 (Mellick 1889) = already catalogued as I.14 + I.56. - #99 (Honeyman SCHQ Vol I 1912) = already catalogued as M.24. - #101 (Nelson-Honeyman 1917 NJ Newspapers 1773-74) = primary-source-grade — pulling pp. 17-18, 28, 33, 141, 277-278 would reproduce + extend Craddock's 1773-74 newspaper coverage. NOT YET CATALOGED — HIGH PRIORITY. - #100 (Genealogical Mag of NJ Vol 15 No 1 Jan 1940) = CONFIRMED 2026-06-21 = GMNJ Volume 15 (1940), "Records of the Harlingen Reformed Dutch Church" (on disk = the merged (image held in the family archive); full text read — Daniel Sr × Grace "Creesje Runjen" Cooper baptisms 1729 + 1732 + Grace's 1728 Confession; see M.15/F.176). Series continues Vol 16 (1941) + Vol 17 (1942). - #1, #57 = family-internal / commissioned; pursue only if other channels exhausted. - #96 (Otis Barnstable) + #257 (Frost Long Island) = peripheral / out-of-scope. (Note: #96 was previously misidentified as #97 in I.22; corrected 2026-05-17.)

Catalog implication of the corrected #97 reading: Craddock's reliance on Littell for the daughter-name enumeration is now visible in the citation chain. The chain for "Benjamin's children" is: Littell 1852 (#97 → I.4) → Mellick 1889 (#98 → I.56) → Honeyman SCHQ 1912 (#99 → M.24) → Sisser 1991 (#77, unlocated) → Craddock 1999 (#0 → I.22). Sisser is the layer where the John-son-by-2nd-wife datum is presumed to have been added; Littell + Mellick + Honeyman lacked it.


Complete bibliography enumeration (refs 1-347)

Pulled 2026-05-17 via pdftotext -raw from the local PDF; book pp. 359–378 = PDF pp. 370–389 (ref #1 opens PDF p. 370, ref #347 closes PDF p. 389 — page span corrected 2026-09-04). Compact one-line-per-ref format. Scope tags:

# Author: Title (abbrev.) Year Scope
1 Sheldon, W.S.: Cross/Perkins/Sheldon/Trumbull/Whitman histories (Craddock's grandfather's notebook) 1912 INT
2 Sheldon, Ella: Cross/Perkins/Sheldon/Trumbull/Whitman histories n.d. INT
3 Craddock, Edith Sheldon: Family History (typescript) 1958 INT
4 Newman, Edna A.: Record of the Craddocks 1961 INT
5 Newman, Edna Craddock: The Craddock Family 1962-63 INT
6 Vergnes, R.: "My Grand-Uncle, the Late John Craddock" (Covered Wagon, Shasta Hist Soc) 1944 WEST
7 Smith, H.: "Reminiscences of a Pioneer" (Covered Wagon) 1982 WEST
8 Shurtleff, C.A.: "The Late John Craddock - Stage Driver of the Fifties" 1930 WEST
9 Shurtleff, C.A.: "Mrs. Elotia R. Craddock" 1933 WEST
10 Frisbie & Beauchamp: Shasta: The Queen City 1973 WEST
11 Anon.: Portrait & Biographical Record of Western Oregon ("The Chapman Book") 1904 WEST
12 Peterson & Powers: Century of Coos and Curry 1977 WEST
13 Dodge, O.: Pioneer History of Coos & Curry Counties 1969 WEST
14 Mahaffy, C.L.: Coos River Echoes 1965 WEST
15 Drummond, J.H.: John Rogers of Marshfield & Some of His Descendants 1898 NE
16 Williams, J.C.: The History and Map of Danby, VT 1869 WEST
17 Sheldon, C.C.: Genealogical Record of Capt. Jonathan Sheldon (Northampton MA) 1908 NE
18 Sheldon, H.W.: Historical Sketch of the Sheldon Family (Rupert VT reunion) 1912-13 NE
19 Sheldon, H.S.: Genealogy of Capt. Jonathan Sheldon and His Descendants 1893 NE
20 Sheldon, Hortense E.: Sheldons Prior to 1700 1961 NE
21 Bartlett, J.G.: Sheldons of Bakewell, Derbyshire, England and Isaac Sheldon of New England 1926/1985 NE
22 Hunt, C.A.: "Isaac Sheldon of Windsor, CT" 1963/1983 NE
23 Sheldon, G.: History of Deerfield, Massachusetts (2 vols) 1895-96/1983 NE
24 Torrey, C.A.: New England Marriages Prior to 1700 1985 NE
25 Sheldon, H.S.: History of Suffield in Colony and Province of Massachusetts Bay 1660-1749 1879 NE
26 Weis, F.L.: Ancestral Roots of Sixty Colonists Who Came to New England 1623-1650 1988 NE
27 Barbour, L.B.: Families of Early Hartford, CT 1982 NE
28 Jacobus & Seymour: History of the Seymour Family - Hartford, CT 1939 NE
29 Bunner, G.J.: Rising Genealogy - John Rising of Suffield, CT 1996 NE
30 Loomis, E.S.: The Loomis Family in America 1909/1981 NE
31 Starbuck, A.: The History of Nantucket 1986 NE
32 Morris, S.: "Richard Seymour of Hartford and Norwalk, CT" 1918-19/1983 NE
33 Stiles, H.R.: The History of Ancient Wethersfield, v. II 1904/1987 NE
34 Perkins, G.A.: The Family of John Perkins of Ipswich, MA 1889 NE
35 Perkins, F.B.: "Perkins Family of Connecticut" 1860/1983 NE
36 Bushnell, G.E.: Bushnell Family Genealogy - Francis Bushnell of Horsham, England and Guilford, CT 1945 NE
37 Warren, W.L.: "Connecticut Pastels" (CT Hist Soc Bulletin) 1959 NE
38 Whitman, E.: Memoir of John Whitman and His Descendants 1832 NE
39 Farnam, C.H.: History of the Descendants of John Whitman of Weymouth, MA 1889 NE
40 Sibley, J.L.: Biographical Sketches of Graduates of Harvard University 1881 NE
41 Moriarity, G.A.: "The Alcocks of Roxbury, MA" (NEHGR) 1943 NE
42 Seymour, G.D.: "English Home and Ancestry of Richard Seamer or Semer of Hartford, CT" 1917/1985 NE
43 Tiedgen, Heyward: "Some Connecticut Trumbull Data" (Detroit Soc Genealogical Research Mag) 1951 NE
44 King, C.H.: The King Family of Suffield, Connecticut (Allen Co Library Fort Wayne) 1908 NE
45 Jacobus & Waterman: Hale, House and Related Families 1978 NE
46 McCracken, G.E.: "Who was Aaron Burr?" (TAG) 1964 NE
47 Roberts & Reitwiesner: American Ancestors and Cousins of the Princess of Wales 1984 META
48 Davis, W.G.: The Ancestry of Phoebe Tilton 1775-1847, Wife of Capt. Abel Lunt 1947 NE
49 Lea, J.H.: Genealogy of Ancestors & Descendants of George Augustus and Louisa Trumbull 1886 NE
50 Dexter, F.B.: Biographical Sketches of Graduates of Yale College 1701-1745 1885 NE
51 Malone, D.: Dictionary of American Biography (John Trumbull entry) 1936 META
52 Griffen & Alegre: Wolcott Genealogy n.d. NE
53 Talcott, M.K.: The Original Proprietors (Hartford CT) 1886 NE
54 Fowler, W.C.: Memorials of the Chaunceys 1858/1981 NE
55 Glazier & Tepper: The Famine Immigrants - Irish Immigrants Arriving at the Port of New York 1846-1851 n.d. IRE
56 Tepper, M.: American Passenger Arrival Records 1988 META
57 Wold, A.B.: Unpublished reports — Baker/Cady/Craddock/Cross/Elliott/Hitchcock/Kinder/Parker/Rogers/Wass/Whitney n.d. INT (CROSS-rel.)
58 Anon.: History of Washington County, NY 1878/1991 NY
59 Anon.: Biographical & Historical Record of Kane County, Illinois (Wm Thatcher Elliott) 1888 WEST
60 Bateman/Selby/Wilcox: Historical Encyclopedia of Illinois & Kane County n.d. WEST
61 International Genealogical Index (Mormon Genealogical Society of Utah) n.d. META
62 Harmon, A.C.: The Harmon Genealogy - All Branches in New England 1920 NE
63 Dewey, L.M.: "James Rising of Suffield, Connecticut and Some of His Descendants" 1909 NE
64 Winchell & Winchell: The Winchell Genealogy 1917 NE
65 Fitts, J.H.: Lane Genealogies, v. II 1897 NE
66 Woods, H.E.: Vital Records of Sturbridge, MA to 1850 1906 NE
67 Starr, F.F.: The Thomas Spencer Family of Hartford, Connecticut 1896 NE
68 Watson, T.: John Watson, of Hartford, Connecticut, and His Descendants 1865 NE
69 Seymour, M.: Puritan Migration to Connecticut - The Saga of the Seymour Family 1129-1746 1982 NE
70 Goodwin, N.: Genealogical Notes... First Settlers of Connecticut and Massachusetts 1856/1987 NE
71 Andrews, H.C.: Hinsdale Genealogy - Descendants of Robert Hinsdale 1906 NE
72 Stone, W.L.: Washington County, New York, to the Close of the Nineteenth Century 1901 NY
73 Shepard, J.: "The New Haven (Conn.) Potters, 1639" 1900/1983 NE
74 Beach, M.E.: The Descendants of Thomas Beach of Milford, Connecticut 1912 NE
75 Smyth & Steiner: "Humphrey Spinning of Guilford, Conn., and Elizabeth NJ" 1905/1983 NE-NJ
76 Atwater, E.E.: History of the Colony of New Haven (2 vols) 1989 NE
77 Sisser, F. III: Two unpublished reports on the Cross AND Cooper families in NJ (commissioned 1991) 1991 COOPER
78 Davis, C.H.S.: Early Families of Wallingford, Connecticut 1979 NE
79 Jacobus, D.L.: The Four Spencer Brothers - Their Ancestors and Descendants 1951 NE
80 Briggs, S.: "Peter Thatcher of Cleveland, Ohio" (NEHGR) 1883 NE
81 Foster, F.A.: Vital Records of Scituate, Massachusetts to 1850 1909 NE
82 Welch, H.W.: Early Families of Scituate and Neighboring Towns (NEHGS ms.) n.d. NE
83 Merrill, S.: A Merrill Memorial - Descendants of Nathaniel Merrill (2 vols) 1917-28/1983 NE
84 Flagg, E.: Genealogical Notes on the Founding of New England 1926/1990 NE
85 Pope, C.H.: The Pioneers of Massachusetts 1900 NE
86 Wing, C.P.: Historical & Genealogical Register of John Wing of Sandwich, MA 1632-1888 1888 NE
87 Peckham, M.W.: "The John Lapham Family" (TAG XXIV) 1948 NE
88 Savage, J.: A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England 1860-62/1990 NE
89 Hannibal, E.A.: John Briggs of Sandwich, Massachusetts and His Descendants 1962 NE
90 Sherman, R.V.: Some of the Descendants of Philip Sherman, First Secretary of Rhode Island n.d. RI
91 Versailles, E.S.: Hathaways of America 1970 NE
92 Noyes, Libby & Davis: Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire 1976 NE
93 Partridge, G.H.: Partridge Genealogy - Descendants of George Partridge of Duxbury, MA 1915 NE
94 Hurd, D.D.: A History and Genealogy of the Family of Hurd in the United States 1910 NE
95 Whitaker, G.M.: Births, Marriages and Deaths of Sturbridge MA from Settlement to 1816 1879 NE
96 Otis, A.: Genealogical Notes of Barnstable Families (Amos Otis Papers) 1888/1991 NE
97 Littell, J.: Family Records or Genealogies of First Settlers of Passaic Valley Above Chatham 1852 COOPER I.4
98 Mellick, A.D., Jr.: The Story of an Old Farm or Life in New Jersey in the Eighteenth Century 1889 COOPER I.14 + I.56
99 Honeyman, A.V.D. (ed.): Somerset County Historical Quarterly, v. I 1912 COOPER M.24
100 Anon.: The Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey, v. 15, no. 1 Jan 1940 COOPER (partial — verify on-disk Harlingen DRC)
101 Nelson & Honeyman (eds.): Documents Relating to the Colonial History of NJ. Vol. X, Extracts from Newspapers 1773-1774 1917 COOPER NOT YET CATALOGED
102 Jacobus, D.L.: History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield 1930-32/1976 NE
103 Marvin & Marvin: Descendants of Reinold and Matthew Marvin 1904 NE
104 Banks, C.E.: The Planters of the Commonwealth, 1620-1640 1930/1991 NE
105 Jacobson, J.: Southold Connections - Northeastern Long Island 1991 NY
106 Talcott, A.: Families of Early Guilford, Connecticut 1984 NE
107 Banks, C.E.: The Winthrop Fleet of 1630 1989 NE
108 Spear, B.W.: Search for the Passengers of the Mary & John - 1630 1985-97 NE
109 Woodruff, G.C.: "Wolcott Genealogy" (Frederick Wolcott papers) 1847-48/1983 NE
110 Cates, E.H.: The English in America n.d. NE
111 Hatch, C.E., Jr.: The First Seventeen Years - Virginia, 1607-1624 n.d. NE
112 Coldham, P.W.: The Complete Book of Emigrants, 1607-1660 1988 NE
113 Snell, T.L.: America's Beginnings (Nat Geographic) 1974 NE
114 Anderson, C.R. (ed.): Great Migration Newsletter (NEHGS) n.d. NE
115 Stiles, H.R.: The History of Ancient Windsor, v. II 1893/1992 NE
116 Weis, F.L.: The Colonial Clergy and the Colonial Churches of New England 1936/1991 NE
117 Hinman, R.R.: A Catalogue... First Puritan Settlers of Colony of Connecticut 1846/1990 NE
118 Burt, H.M. & Silas, W.: Henry Burt of Springfield 1893 NE
119 Easton, W.S.: Descendants of Joseph Easton of Hartford, CT 1899 NE
120 Andrews, H.P.: The Descendants of John Porter of Windsor, CT, 1635-9, v. 1 1893 NE
121 Jewett, I.A.: Memorial of Samuel Appleton of Ipswich, MA 1850 NE
122 Warren, I.P.: The Stanley Families of America 1887 NE
123 Stratton, E.A.: Plymouth Colony, Its History and People, 1620-1691 1986 NE
124 Davis, W.T. (ed.): Bradford's History of Plymouth Plantation, 1606-1646 1908 NE
125 Hewitt, C.L., Jr.: Some Light on the Marriage of Robert and Mary Royce of Connecticut 1968/1985 NE
126 Loomis, W.L.: Suffield Vital Record Book 1928 NE
127 Briggs, L.V.: Genealogies of Different Families Bearing the Name of Kent in the U.S. 1898 NE
128 Phelps & Servin: The Phelps Family of America and Their English Ancestors, v. II 1899 NE
129 Kent, L.N.: Genealogical Research on the Family of Thomas Kent 1987 NE
130 Corbin Collection - Northampton Early Families, v. II part II (NEHGS) n.d. NE
131 Greenlee & Greenlee: The Stebbins Genealogy, v. I 1904 NE
132 Holman, M.L.: Ancestry of Col. John H. Stevens and his wife Frances Miller 1948 NE
133 Anon.: Vital Records of Suffield, Hartford, CT n.d. NE
134 Ancestry of Thomas Chalmers Brainerd (Montreal) 1948 NE
135 Allen, O.P.: Descendants of Nicholas Cady of Watertown, MA 1645-1910 1910 NE
136 Clemens, W.M. (pub.): The Harmons in the Revolution 1913 NE
137 Fernald, N.R.: The Skinner Kinsmen n.d. NE
138 Davis, W.G.: Ancestry of Phoebe Tilton, 1775-1847, of Newburyport, MA (variant of #48) 1947 NE
139 Search, R.M. & H.C.: "John Church of Killingly, CT" n.d. NE
140 Lane & Beckwith: Genealogical Notes of Daniel Lane, 2D and Mary Griswold Lane 1899 NE
141 Vital Records of Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts 1910 NE
142 Porter, J.: A Porter Pedigree - Samuel and Martha (Perley) Porter of Chester, NH 1907 NE
143 Shipton, C.K.: "Biographical Sketches of Those Who Attended Harvard College" Sibley's Harvard Graduates v. V 1937 NE
144 Chipman, J.H., III: A Chipman Genealogy 1970 NE
145 Ford, W.C. (ed.): William Bradford - History of Plymouth Plantation, 1620-1647 1912 NE
146 Morison, S.E. (ed.): William Bradford - Of Plymouth Plantation, 1620-1647 1952/1976 NE
147 Vital Records of Ashfield, MA to 1850 1942 NE
148 Shaw, H.K.: Families of the Pilgrims - John Howland 1979 NE
149 Howes, F.G.: History of the Town of Ashfield, Massachusetts 1742-1910 n.d. NE
150 Preston, B.: Bassett-Preston Ancestors 1930 NE
151 Boltwood, L.M.: Genealogies of Hadley Families 1862/1993 NE
152 McCracken, G.E.: "Thomas Holcombe's Earlier Posterity" (TAG 57) 1981 NE
153 Jacobus, D.L.: An American Family, Botsford-Marble Ancestral Lines 1933 NE
154 Banks, C.E.: The English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers 1929/1989 NE
155 Stiles, H.R.: The History of Ancient Windsor, v. I 1892/1976 NE
156 Roser, S.E.: Mayflower Increasings 1989 NE
157 Merry, I.L. & I.G.: Descendants of Cornelius Merry 1968 NE
158 Plooij/Harris: Leyden Documents Relating to the Pilgrim Fathers 1920 NE
159 Eichholz, A.: Unpublished work on Carpenter & Rogers lines (Montpelier VT) 1992 INT
160 Stoddard, F.R.: The Truth About the Pilgrims 1952/1992 NE
161 Watson, R.A.: Ancestors & Descendants of John & Hannah (Goodwin) Watson of Hartford CT 1985 NE
162 Goodwin, J.J.: The Goodwins of Hartford, CT 1891 NE
163 White, E.P.: John Howland of the Mayflower; v. I - Descendants of Desire Howland 1990 NE
164 Hunt, J.C.: Notes on the Pedigree of Chauncy n.d. NE
165 Giles, R.A.: Shasta County, California - A History 1949 WEST
166 Worth, H.B.: Nantucket Lands and Land Owners 1901/1992 NE
167 Pierce, F.C.: Batchelder, Batcheller Genealogy 1898/1992 NE
168 Bolton, C.K.: The Real Founders of New England 1929/1974 NE
169 Corbin Collection - Hadley, Hampshire County, MA (NEHGS) n.d. NE
170 Judd, S.: History of Hadley (with Boltwood genealogies) 1905/1993 NE
171 Jacobus, D.L.: Families of Ancient New Haven 1974 NE
172 Barbour Collection (CT State Library, Hartford) 1925 NE
173 Orcutt, S.: A History of the Old Town of Stratford and the City of Bridgeport, CT 1886 NE
174 Anon.: Toland and Windham Counties, CT - Commemorative and Biographical Record 1903 NE
175 Pierce, F.C.: The Descendants of John Whitney 1895 NE
176 Knapp, A.M.: The Knapp Family in America 1909/1993 NE
177 Jacobus, D.: Families of Ancient New Haven (variant of #171) 1922-32/1974 NE
178 Essex Institute: Vital Records of Groton, MA 1926 NE
179 Morgan, N.H.: A History of James Morgan of New London, CT 1869/1992 NE
180 Parks, F.S.: Genealogy of the Parke Family of Connecticut 1906 NE
181 Anderson, R.P.: The Parke Scrapbook - Number 1 1965 NE
182 Anderson, R.P.: The Parke Scrapbook - Number 2 1966 NE
183 Church, J.A.: Descendants of Richard Church of Plymouth, MA 1913 NE
184 Levermore, C.H.: Forerunners and Competitors of the Pilgrims and Puritans 1912/1989 NE
185 Park, E.H.: The Park Record 1902 NE
186 Massena, E.: Unpublished work on Forbes/Gorman/Kinder/Sloane lines (White Plains NY) 1993-95 INT
187 Hinchman, L.: The Early Settlers of Nantucket 1896/1993 NE
188 Livingston, D.G.: Unpublished work on Baker/Carpenter/Dillingham/Parker lines (Cambridge NY) 1993 INT
189 Banks, C.E.: Topical Dictionary of English Emigrants to New England, 1620-1650 1937/1969 NE
190 Jenks, M.R.: Granville, Washington County, NY Cemetery Inscriptions 1993 NY
191 Jacobus, D.L.: "The Henry Peck Family of New Haven, CT" 1983 NE
192 Jacobus, D.L.: "Parentage of Mary, Wife of John² Beach of Wallingford" 1983 NE
193 Remington, G.L.: Unpublished work on Arnold/Carpenter/Dillingham/Wheaton lines (SLC) 1993-95 INT
194 Kuhn's, M.P.: The Mary and John - A Story of the Founding of Dorchester, MA, 1630 1943/1976 NE
195 Otis, W.A.: A Genealogical & Historical Memoir of the Otis Family in America 1924 NE
196 Lamson, D.B.: The Lamson Family of Jonesport, ME 1978 NE
197 Cleveland, E.J.: "The King Family of Suffield, CT" 1983 NE
198 Otis, Nancy H.: Personal correspondence (Manchester VT) n.d. INT
199 Parish, R., Jr.: "John Parish of Groton, MA and Some of His Descendants" 1983 NE
200 Waters: "Genealogical Gleanings in England" (NEHGR v. XLV) 1891 NE
201 Wing, G.W.: "The Wing Family of America" (The Owl) 1914 NE
202 Barden, E. & E.: Vermont Once No Man's Land n.d. WEST
203 Anderson, R.C.: "The Mary & John - Developing Objective Criteria for a Synthetic Passenger List" 1993 NE
204 Tracy, D.: "Tracy, Mason" (Genealogies of CT Families v. III) 1983 NE
205 Sisser, F. III: Unpublished work on Kinder & Forbes lines (Bridgewater NJ) 1993-94 INT
206 Sears, E.H.: Pictures of the Olden Time as Shown in the Fortunes of a Family of Pilgrims 1857 NE
207 Carpenter, A.B.: A Genealogical History of the Rehoboth Branch of the Carpenter Family in America 1898 NE
208 Arnold, J.N.: Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, First Series, v. I part IV, Coventry 1891 RI
209 Ancestral File in the Mormon Family History Library (SLC) n.d. META
210 Marvin, A.: History of the Town of Lancaster, MA 1879 NE
211 Banks, C.E.: "York County, ME Deeds" (NEHGR XLIX) 1895 NE
212 Davis, W.G., Jr.: The Ancestry of Charity Haley 1916/1988 NE
213 Backus, R.W.: The Backus Families of Early New England 1966 NE
214 Clark, Mrs. W.C. & Jacobus, D.L.: "The Four Spencer Brothers - Their Ancestors and Descendants" (TAG XXVIII; see also #79) n.d. NE
215 Moore, E.A. & Day, W.A.: The Descendants of Richard Austin of Charlestown, MA n.d. NE
216 Sinnott, M.E.: Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and Allied Families 1905 NE
217 French, E.G. & Lewis, R.: The Griswold Family - First Five Generations in America 1990 NE
218 Waterman, E.F. & Jacobus, D.L.: The Waterman Family, v. I - Descendants of Robert Waterman 1939 NE
219 Chamberlain, G.W.: Notes on the Baker Family of Canterbury, CT (NEHGS ms.) 1932 NE
220 Backus, M.E.N.: The New England Ancestry of Dana Converse Backus n.d. NE
221 Smyth & Steiner: "Francis Bushnell of Guilford, CT and His Descendants" 1983 NE
222 Leffingwell, A. & C.W.: The Leffingwell Record - Descendants of Lieut. Thomas Leffingwell 1897 NE
223 Welles, L.A.: "Ancestry of Alice Tomes Wife of Gov. Thomas Welles of Connecticut" 1985 NE
224 Welles, L.A.: "The English Ancestry of Gov. Thomas Welles of Connecticut" 1985 NE
225 Clark, F.S.: Genealogy of the Four Spencer Brothers v. 4 part 2 (ed. Spencer 1987) 1962/1987 NE
226 Harris, G.I.: "John Blackleach, Merchant of London and New England" (NEHGR) 1994 NE
227 May, S.P.: The Descendants of Richard Sares (Sears) of Yarmouth, MA 1638-1888 1890 NE
228 Sittner, K.: Unpublished work on Whitney family (Ancestry SLC) 1994 INT
229 Loomis, W.L.: Suffield Vital Records - Town Cemetery, Family and Miscellaneous Records pre-1896 NE
230 Anon.: The Owl (Wing Family Assn., re Briggs/Rogers/Wing) Mar 1908 NE
231 Trumbull, B.: A Complete History of Connecticut - Civil and Ecclesiastical 1898 NE
232 Van Dusen, A.E.: Connecticut (Random House — by CT State Historian) 1961 NE
233 Rogers, A.C.: 11-page memoir + 3 letters (provided by Madelyn & Otis Dillingham Rogers Coos Bay OR) 1994 INT
234 Smith, J.M.: History of the Town of Sunderland, MA 1899 NE
235 Pettys, N.W., Sr.: Descendants of John Petty (-1680) and Ann (Canning) Petty of Springfield, MA 1978 NE
236 Curfman, R.J.: The Petty-Pettis Genealogy: Descendants of John Petty of Springfield, MA 1974 NE
237 Orcutt, S.: Allen Family of Torrington, CT 1878 NE
238 Jacobus & Brainerd: Ancestry of Thomas Chalmers Brainerd 1948 NE
239 Coffin, D.P.: "Stephen Coffin" (Coffin Family Newsletter) May 1994 NE
240 Anon.: Shaker Records (Sabbathday Lake ME) n.d. NE
241 Smith, H.P. & Rann, W.S.: History of Rutland County, VT 1886/1993 WEST
242 Lea, J.H.: "Contributions to a Trumbull Genealogy" (see also #49) 1985 NE
243 Alexander, W.: A Genealogy of the Dillingham Family of New England 1923-24 NE
244 Holman, W.L.: "Hatch Wills, Scituate, MA" (American Genealogist) 1959 NE
245 Davis, W.G.: The Ancestry of Joseph Neal, 1769-c.1835, of Litchfield, ME 1945 NE
246 Daniels & McLean: "William Gifford of Sandwich, MA" (NEHGR) 1974-75 NE
247 Arnold, J.N.: Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, v. 2 part I, Providence 1892 RI
248 Cutter, W.R.: New England Families 1913/1994 NE
249 Anon.: Rhode Island Genealogical Register Jan 1981 RI
250 Tisdale, E.F.: Genealogy of Col. Israel Tisdale and His Descendants 1909 NE
251 Tisdale, R.L.: The Descendants of John Tisdale (1614-1675) - Colonial MA 1981 NE
252 Jacobus, D.L.: The Granberry Family and Related Families 1945 NE
253 Emery, S.H.: History of Taunton, Massachusetts 1893 NE
254 Snow, N.E.: The Snow-Estes Ancestry, v. 1 - The Snow Family 1939 NE
255 Dean, A.D.: Genealogy of the Dean Family 1903 NE
256 Wheeler, R.A.: History of the Town of Stonington 1900 NE
257 Frost, J.C.: Records of the Town of Jamaica, Long Island, New York 1656-1751, v. 1 1914 NY (CROSS-rel.)
258 Thurston, B.: Thurston Genealogies 1635-1892 1892 NE
259 Bergen, T.G.: The Bergen Family - Descendants of Hans Hansen Bergen of NY & Brooklyn LI 1866/1876 NY
260 Canfield, A.: "Abstracts of Early Wills of Queens County, NY" 1987 NY
261 Richardson, D.: English Origins of the Thurston Family of Dedham (TAG) 1978 NE
262 Guilford, J.S.: The Ancestry of Dr. J.P. Guilford, v. 1 — John Thurston of Medfield, MA n.d. NE
263 Anon.: Abstracts of Early Wills of Queens County, NY (NYG&BR LXV) 1934 NY
264 Roberts, G.S.: Historic Towns of the Connecticut River Valley 1905/1992 NE
265 Jacobson, J.: Massachusetts Bay Connections 1992 NE
266 Carpenter, D.H.: Carpenter Family in America, From the Settlement at Providence, RI 1637-1901 1901 RI
267 Chamberlain, M.M.: "Early Rhode Island Settlers" (RI Roots) Dec 1987 RI
268 Drowne, H.T.: "Mr. Somerby's Genealogy of the Arnold Family" (Gen RI Fam I) 1989 RI
269 Peckham, M.W.: "The Probable Identity of Penelope, Wife of Nicholas Sheldon of Cranston RI" 1989 RI
270 Anon.: Quaker Meeting Records for East Hoosuck (sic) n.d. NE
271 Anon.: Quaker Meeting Records for Danby VT, Ferrisburgh VT and Granville NY n.d. NE
272 Smith & Reed: "Four Generations of English Ancestry for the Noyes Families of New England" Apr 1995 NE
273 Lustenberger, A.A.: Unpublished work on Forbes family (Irvington NY) 1995 INT
274 McVetty, S.: Unpublished work on Forbes family (Carle Place NY) 1995 INT
275 Sittner, K.: Unpublished work on English ancestry of Craddock & Wass families (Ancestry SLC) 1995 INT
276 Trow, J.F.: Trow's New York City Directories n.d. NY
277 Austin, J.O.: The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island 1887/1995 RI
278 Arnold, S.E.: The Arnold Memorial - William Arnold of Providence and Pawtuxet 1587-1675 1935/1995 RI
279 Morrison, G.A., Jr.: King Genealogy - Clement King of Marshfield, MA, 1668 1898 NE
280 Anderson, R.C.: The Great Migration Begins - Immigrants to New England 1620-1633 1995 NE
281 Cranmer, L.E.: Cushnoc: The History and Archaeology of Plymouth Colony Traders on the Kennebec 1970 NE
282 Bodge, G.M.: Soldiers in King Philip's War 1906/1991 NE
283 Sittner, K.: Unpublished work on Irish ancestry of Kinder & Gorman families (Ancestry SLC) 1995 INT
284 Knowles/Sellew/Christensen: "The Kennebec River Trading House" (Howland Quarterly) 1971 NE
285 White, E.P.: "Hope Howland and Her Husband, Elder John Chipman" (Howland Quarterly) Jun 1995 NE
286 Anon.: Monumental Memorials of the Appleton Family (CT Hist Soc Library) n.d. NE
287 Smith, D.: The Dictionary of Early Shasta County History 1991 WEST
288 Hunt, A.: "Trappers in Shasta County" (Covered Wagon) 1967 WEST
289 Ross, A.F.: "Whiskeytown" (Covered Wagon) 1982 WEST
290 Shurtleff, B.: "Shasta" (Covered Wagon / Overland Monthly) 1957/1900 WEST
291 Anon.: Shasta State Historic Park - Brief History and Tour Guide 1985 WEST
292 Prehn, N.G.: The Diary of Augustus Grotefend and Family History (Covered Wagon) 1993 WEST
293 Anon.: Vital Records of Scituate, MA to 1850 (duplicate of #81) 1909 NE
294 Anon.: The World Book Encyclopedia 1960 GENERIC
295 Kunz, V.B.: The French in America 1990 GENERIC
296 Berry, E.T. & D.A.: Our Quaker Ancestors 1990 NE
297 Mitchell, B.: A New Genealogical Atlas of Ireland 1986 IRE
298 White, J.B.: Descendants of Thomas Barber of Windsor, CT 1909/1994 NE
299 Bridgwater, W. & Sherwood, E. (eds.): The Columbia Encyclopedia (2nd ed.) 1950 GENERIC
300 Worth, H.B.: "The Colonial Church and Nantucket" 1906/1994 NE
301 Gardner, F.A.: Gardner Memorial (Salem MA) 1933 NE
302 Baldwin, A.H.: "His Mother's Kindred" (American, Am Historical Co., Somerville NJ) Oct 1941 NJ
303 Macy, S.J.: The Macy Family 1868 NE
304 Curfman, R.: Paddock Genealogy 1977 NE
305 Shurtleff, N.B.: Records of Plymouth Colony 1857/1991 NE
306 Swain, R.H.: Swains of Nantucket n.d. NE
307 Starbuck, A.: History of the American Whale Fishery 1964 NE
308 Sherman, R. & R.: Vital Records of Marshfield, MA to 1850 1970 NE
309 Newton & Rider: S-5, Isaac Sheldon of Windsor, CT (Sheldon Family Assn) 1991 NE
310 Burt, H.M.: History of Springfield 1898 NE
311 LaPierre, L.L.: 1759 - The Battle for Canada 1990 GENERIC
312 Grant, L.: "Slave Ship's Remains Stir Strong Emotions" (SF Chronicle) 1996 GENERIC
313 Johnston, H.P.: Connecticut Men in the Military and Naval Service in the War of the Revolution 1889 NE
314 Emerson, W.H.: Genealogy of the Descendants of John Eliot 1905 NE
315 Swartzlow, Mrs. C.: "The Noble (sic) Trail" (Covered Wagon) 1957 WEST
316 Frisbie, M.: "Redding Pictorial, 1872-1972" (Covered Wagon) 1972 WEST
317 Eliot & Porter: Genealogy of the Eliot Family 1854 NE
318 Hennessy, J.: Unpublished work on Forbes & Sloane lines (SLC, Irish specialist) 1996 INT
319 Anon.: Undated typewritten King-family record (RI Hist Soc) 1995 RI
320 Anon.: Unidentified undated newspaper article (RI Hist Soc) 1995 GENERIC
321 Bier, J.A. (cartographer): Western Emigrant Trails, 1830-1870 1991 WEST
322 Nordmann, C.A.: Unpublished work on Joseph Craddock & wife Mary Wass (St. Louis MO) 1991 INT
323 Stewart, G.R.: The California Trail 1962 WEST
324 Rider, S.S.: In Defense of J. Gardner Bartlett (Sheldon Family Assn) 1991 NE
325 Swasey & Cooper, pubs.: "Redding Reduced by Fire" (Redding Independent, CA — name-coincidence, not our Coopers) Aug 1881 WEST
326 Petersen, E.: Redding - The First Hundred Years 1972 WEST
327 Ryan, J.G.: Irish Records - Sources for Family & Local History 1997 IRE
328 Lewis, S.: Topographical Dictionary of Ireland 1837/1995 IRE
329 Millard, B.S.: "Hi! I'm Elizabeth Tilley" (Howland Quarterly) Sep 1995 NE
330 Jones-Baker, D.: "The Rest Left No Posterity Here in Plymouth Colony" 1994/1997 NE
331 Walsh, M.R.: Unpublished work on Shasta County history (Shasta Co Hist Soc) 1997 INT
332 Watkins, T.H.: California an Illustrated History 1983 WEST
333 Crandall, R.J.: New Englanders in California (16-pp NEHGS director's paper) Mar 1989 WEST
334 Wasser, E.M.: Unpublished work on Joseph Craddock & Mary Wass (Alton IL) 1997 INT
335 Boggs, M.H.B.: My Playhouse was a Concord Coach 1942 WEST
336 Amesbury, R.: Nobles' Emigrant Trail 1967 WEST
337 Gray, A.A.: History of California 1934 WEST
338 Beck, W.A. & Haase, Y.D.: Historical Atlas of California 1974 WEST
339 Pitt, L.: The Decline of the Californios 1966 WEST
340 Holliday, J.S.: The World Rushed In 1981 WEST
341 Collins, E.J.: Irish Family Research Made Simple 1993 IRE
342 MacLysaght, E.: Irish Families, Their Names, Arms and Origins n.d. IRE
343 Anderson, R.C.: "English Origin of Robert Hinsdale of Dedham, Medfield, Hadley and Deerfield, MA" Jul 1993 NE
344 Gutierrez & Orsi (eds.): Contested Eden - California Before the Gold Rush 1998 WEST
345 Kyle, D.E. (ed.): Historic Spots in California 1990 WEST
346 Pierce, A.R.: Unpublished work on Baker line (NEHGS) 1994 INT
347 Anon.: DAR Patriot Index - New Ancestor List, v. II, p. 161 (Nat. Soc. DAR) n.d. META

Scope distribution summary (refs 1-347): - COOPER (4) — #77, #97, #98, #99, #100, #101 (Cooper-NJ-relevant; 6 refs) - CROSS-relevant (2) — #57, #257 (Polly's husband's family; collateral) - NJ-non-Cooper (3) — #75 (Spinning Elizabeth NJ), #302 (American journal Somerville NJ) - NE (270+) — overwhelming bulk of references: Sheldon/Trumbull/Carpenter/Pilgrim/Connecticut/Massachusetts research lines - WEST (~30) — California/Oregon/Vermont/Western migration (Craddock's father's line) - IRE (5) — #55, #297, #327, #328, #341, #342 (Craddock's Scot-Irish forebears) - NY (8) — #58, #72, #105, #190, #259, #260, #263, #276 (Washington/Queens/Long Island/NYC) - RI (10) — #90, #208, #247, #249, #266, #267, #268, #269, #277, #278, #319 (Rhode Island) - INT (~17) — #1-5, #57, #159, #186, #188, #193, #198, #205, #228, #233, #273-275, #283, #318, #322, #331, #334, #346 (unpublished commissioned/family-internal) - META (5) — #47, #51, #56, #61, #209, #347 (encyclopedias, IGI, Ancestral File) - GENERIC (4) — #294, #295, #311, #312, #320 (World Book / Columbia Encyclopedia / general)

= Approximately 6 of 347 refs are Cooper-NJ-relevant. All 6 are already cataloged or queued. The remaining ~341 refs cover Craddock's other family lines (Sheldon/Trumbull/Carpenter/Cross/Forbes/Sloane/Craddock himself) and are out-of-scope for the Cooper catalog.


Related Craddock biographies (separately catalogued)

The full PDF surfaced three further Cooper-relevant Craddock biographies on adjacent pages, not on pp. 220-222:

Follow-up on the book itself

(The research priorities this book generated — forward-tracing Benjamin's son John, identifying the unknown 2nd wife and the third wife "Mary ______", searching the Bethlehem Presbyterian graveyard — were relocated to p.2, p.105 and [pr.14] on 2026-09-04.)