Source List - 22 Aug 2008

1. Woodlawn Cemetery Office, (, Everett, Massachusetts, ), to Katherine E. Flynn, letter, 24 May 2002, providing administrative record for Jane Harris, grave 74, row 2, Pilgrim’s Rest, North Section.
2. Oklahoma Heritage Association, “Oklahoma Ghost Town Mining Camps and Boomtowns Map,” (, 1990, ), ;, folder: “Oklahoma: Maps--Historical & Special Interest,” vertical files, ;, OSU-OC Library, Oklahoma State University, Oklahoma City.
3. Bellevue Cemetery Office, (, Lawrence, Massachusetts, ), undated plat, citing Clarissa Wardrobe, lot 99, group 10, The actual gravestone (viewed by the author, 1996) Reads “Elvira L” Wardrobe, rather than “Clarissa”.
4. “The Erie Railroad Glass Plate Negative Collection,” database, Syracuse University Library, Erie Railroad Company: Digital Edition, (http://library.syr.edu/digital/images/e/Erie Railroad, :, updated 19 September 2006), keyword “Collection Inventory”, entry for M.L. Goshen, Image A-107.
5. George Widdows (3d. Company, Capt. John Young, Philadelphia), Absentee Return, 7th Battalion: 1778-1779, undated, ;, Military Accounts: Militia, ;, Records of the Comptroller General, Record Group 4, ;, Pennsylvania State Archives, Harrisburg.
6. “Names Listed on General Land Office Database,” Indiana Commission on Public Records, (http://www.in.gov/icpr/archives/databases/land/general_.html, :, accessed 10 February 2007), entry for Henry Bickel, T25N, R3E, S20 & 21, ;, crediting “generically citing “land office plat maps and field notes” as the sources of the database.”
7. Polk County, Florida, marriage certificate no. 6745, (1940), Garland-Davis, ;, Polk County Central Bureau of Vital Statistics, Bartow.
8. “An Order to Suppress Gaming,” (Alexandria) Louisiana Herald, 27 May 1820, p. 3, cols. 2-3.
9. Samuel Rawson Gardiner, Reports of Cases in the Courts of the Star Chamber and High Commission, (1886), 139, ;, digital images, Cornell University Library Historical Monographs, (http://historical.library.cornell.edu, :, accessed 20 February 2007).
10. Gary B. Mills, “Miscegenation and the Free Negro in Antebellum ‘Anglo’ Alabama: A Reexamination of Southern Race Relations,” Journal of American History, 68, (June 1981), :, 16-34, specifically 20.
11. Deborah A. Rosen, “Women and Property Across Colonial America: A Comparison of Legal Systems in New Mexico and New York,” The William and Mary Quarterly, 91, (April 2003), ;, online archives, The History Cooperative, (http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/wm/60.2/rosen.html, :, accessed 25 April 2007), para. 21.
12. Mary Beth Norton, “The Refugee’s Revenge: The Maine Frontier and Salem Witchcraft,” Common-Place, 2, (April 2002), e-journal, (http://www.common-place.org/vol-02/no-03/norton/, :, accessed 8 March 2007), especially part 1, para. 2.
13. Joe Nickell, Detecting Forgery: Forensic Investigation of Documents, (Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 1996), 123.
14. G. B. Wuster obituary, undated clipping from unidentified newspaper, in Zella (Lovell) Stabler Scrapbook, ca. 1930-80, ;, privately held by Mrs. Stabler, [address for private use,] Williamsport, Pennsylvania, 2007, ., [add description & provenance of scrapbook].
15. Sarah Jane (Hickman) Brown, “Journal,” p. 123, ;, MS, 1896-1902, (Fernwood Station, Mississippi, ;, privately held by Anne S. Anderson, [address for private use,] Gulfport, Mississippi, 2005, ., [add provenance, description,etc.].
16. F. A. Charleville, (Fiddletown, California), to “Dear Sister” [Althanaise Charleville Faris], letter, 15 November 1867, ;, privately held by Clayton Mills, [address for private use,] Nashville, Tennessee, 2007, ., [add explanation of how the recipient has been identified].
17. Jerg Ollsen, Erik Ollsen-Anna Hansen Family Group Sheet, Ollsen Family Charts and Group Sheets, 1548-1948, ;, supplied by Ollsen, [address for private use,] Vestero, Laeso, Denmark, 1989, ., This sheet offers only a generic list of materials used, with no specific documentation for any piece of data.
18. Ruth Gómez Schirmacher, International Reference Section, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, to Lynne Slocovich April, letter, 20 November 1996, translating the baptismal record of Margherita Zaballi, ;, Personal Correspondence, 1996, ;, Zaballi Family, April Research Files, ;, privately held by April, [address for private use,] Northport, Alabama.
19. Gale Williams Bamman, CG, “William Ball of Giles County, Tennessee: Project No. 2,” p. 5, ;, report, to R. C. Ball, [address for private use,] Houston, Texas, 17 March 1990, ;, photocopy, held by [name, address].
20. Theresa Boggus Sammarco, SS no. 116-05-4655, 23 May 1937, Application for Account Number (Form SS-5), Social Security Administration, Baltimore, Maryland.
21. Colfax County, New Mexico, District Court Civil Docket, 1869-1882, unpaginated, April Term 1869, case 16, State v. Samuel Cawker, ;, History Library Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe.
22. Delaware, Department of Health and Social Services, birth certificate 107-53-001504, (1953), Edward Devine, ;, Office of Vital Statistics, Dover.
23. “Aunt Ella” Horst et. al., “Amish Friendship Sampler Album,” quilt, ca. 1876-1900, ;, item 01.0011, Michigan Quilt Project, ;, Michigan State University Museum, East Lansing, Michigan, ., The archival description identifies the quilt makers collectively as “Friends of Annie Risser Horst”.
24. “Southeastern Native American Documents, 1730-1842,” University System of Georgia, Digital Library of Georgia, (http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu, :, accessed 22 August 2006), transcription, “Cherokee Council Minutes, 1818 May 20 [to] 27, Cherokee Agency,” p. 9, ;, crediting “State Library Cherokee Collection, Tennessee State Library and Archives, Nashville.”
25. John G. Jefferson Family Bible, 1800-1931, ;, The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments, (Cooperstown, New York: H. & E. Phinney, 1827, ;, accession no. 26698, Bible Records Collection, ;, Library of Virginia, Richmond, ., [add provenance; for “family record” pages, add analysis of handwriting, penmanship, and timeliness of the entries].
26. J. Fernando Peña, New York City, [(e-address for private use)], to Katherine E. Flynn, e-mail, 27 January 2003, “Catalogs of Emily Driscoll, Antiquarian Bookseller,” Emily Driscoll File, Hannah Crafts Project, Flynn Research Files, ;, privately held by Flynn, [(e-address) & street address for private use,] Loveland, Ohio.
27. “New York Emigrant Savings Bank Records, 1850-1883,” digital images, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com, :, accessed 1 August 2006), image for Eleanor and Catherine Sullivan, account no. 28 (1850), ;, citing “Depositor Account Ledgers NYPL microfilm *R-USLHG *Z1-815, roll 15, New York Public Library, New York City.”
28. Brian Cemetery, (Lawrence County, Illinois, ;, 5.5 miles SW of Sumner, off highway 1801, in Section 30, Township 3N, Range 13W), Samuel Witter Marker, photograph supplied by Eugene Laws, landowner, February 1974.
29. Waldheim Cemetery, (Forest Park, Cook County, Illinois), Egbert Petersen Marker, section 555C, ;, personally read, 1992.
30. Genealogy.com, Virtual Cemetery, digital images, (http://www.genealogy.com/vcem-welcome.html, :, accessed 29 January 2007), photograph, gravestone for Mary E. Gill (1862-1928), Fordyce, Arkansas.
31. 1850 U.S. census, Marion County, Iowa, population schedule, Lake Praire, p. 290 (stamped), dwelling 151, family 156, Virgil W. and Wyatt B. Earp, ;, digital image, Ancestry.com, (http://www.ancestry.com, :, accessed 16 January 2006), ;, citing NARA microfilm publication M432, roll 187.
32. Patricia Brady, “Free Men of Color as Tomb Builders in the Nineteenth Century,” Cross, Crozier, and Crucible, Glenn R. Conrad, editor, (New Orleans: Archdiocese of New Orleans, 1993), 477-488, particularly 481.
33. Randall M. Miller, editor, “Dear Master”: Letters of a Slave Family, (Ithaca, New York: Cornell University Press, 1978), 152.
34. Richard Wolkomir and Joyce Wolkomir, “When Bandogs Howle & Spirits Walk,” Smithsonian, January 2001, 39-44.
35. Marc Leepson, “The Levys at Monticello,” Thomas Jefferson Foundation, Monticello, (http://www.monticello.org/about/levy.html, :, accessed 10 March 2007), paras. 3-10, ;, reprinted from Preservation Magazine, unidentified issue.
36. Stephen Engle, “Using Obituaries, Primers, Mencken and Oz to Teach History Methods,” OAH Newsletter, 31, (May 2003), :, 5.
37. Ken Ringle, “Up Through Slavery,” The Washington Post, 12 May 2002, online archives, (http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn?pagename=article&node=&contentId=A1069-2002May10&notfound=true, :, accessed 29 January 2007), para. 4, ;, citing original p. F001.

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