LONG ISLAND & NEW YORK STATE

GENEALOGICAL RESOURCES In the

Celia M. Hastings Local History Room of the Patchogue-Medford Library As well as selected links from the PML Local History Website

Revised, edited, expanded, with selected surname additions by Mark H. Rothenberg

Wyandanch Austin Roe Walt Whitman Theodore Bessie Coleman Jacqueline Billy Joel Bill O’Reilly Roosevelt Pioneer Aviator Kennedy Onassis

General

See also Long Island Families

American Families of Historic Lineage, Long Island Edition, 2 vols., issued under the editorial supervision of William S. Pelletreau and John Howard Brown. New York: National Americana Society, [n.d.]. – LI REF 929 P

Empire State Notables, 1914. New York: H. Stafford, 1914. – NY REF 920.0747 EMP Genealogies of Long Island Families from the New York Genealogical and Biographical

Record, 2 vols. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2000. – LI REF 929.3747 GENE v. 1-2 Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Family History of New York, [comp.]

by William S. Pelletreau, 4 vols. New York; Baltimore, MD: [s.n.]; Repr. for Clearfield Co., Inc., by Genealogical Puyblishing Co., Inc., 1907, repr. 1998. – NY REF 929.3747 PEL

“Individuals and Families.” In Index of Articles on Long Island Studies in Journals and Conference Volumes, com. by Natalie A. Naylor. Hempstead, NY: Hofstra University. Long Island Studies Institute, 2001: pp. 62-65. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 NAY

Long Island and Patchogue Vertical File Subject Headings (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

Long Island Genealogical Source Material [A Bibliography], [comp. and ed.] by Herbert Furman Seversmith and Kenn Stryker-Rodda. Washington, DC: National Genealogical Society, 1962. – LI REF 929.3 SE

Long Island Source Records: From the New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, [comp.] by Henry B. Hoff. Batltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1987. – LI REF 929.3747 LON

General Histories of Long Island

Bookbinder, Bernie. Long Island: People and Places, Past and Present. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1983, rev. 1998. – LI REF & Q 974.721 R-LI-2 BOO

Classic L.I. Histories & Document Collections (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room. Long Island History web page)

Long Island: A History of Two Great Counties, Nassau and Suffolk, 3 vols., ed. by Paul Bailey. New York: Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1949. – LI REF 974.721 BAI

Handwriting , Historical (Decipherment)

Stryker-Rodda, Harriet (Genealogically Speaking). Understanding Colonial Handwriting, repr. from New Jersey History. Newark, NJ: The New Jersey Historical Society, 1980. – LI REF 929.1028 STR

Cemeteries

See also Military Records

Funeral Sermons – Index (Mostly Suffolk County, also CT & NJ)

o Christopher Young’s Record of Funeral Sermons Preached, With the Names of Persons,

Places, and Dates, Text and Verse, 1829 to 1879, comp. by Diane F. Perry. [Riverhead, NY]: Suffolk County Historical Society, by permission of the Baiting Hollow Congregational Church, 1976. – LI REF 929.5097 YOU -- The “Index by Last Names,” contains the following surnames: Allen, Barbaer, Beeman, Beemer, Brown, Carter, Chalmers, Compton, Conklin, Corwin, Courson, Cuffee, Culver, Davis, Dayton, Downs, Edwards, Emmon, Gerard, Glover, Griffing, Hallock, Hammond, Hawkins, Homon, Howell, Hulse, Jackson, Jennings, Jones, King, Lee, Leek, L’Hommedieu, Luce, M[c]G…, Matthew[s], Mills, Moger, Muthy[?], Noyes, Osborn, Overton, Owen, Penny, Petty, Price, Raynor, Reeve[s], Robinson, Rohbuck, Skidmore, Smith, Terry, Terryl, Tooker, Turner, Tuthill, Tyler, Warner, Wells, Wines, Woodhull, Young[s].

Suffolk County, NY

o Adams, James Truslow. Memorials of Old Bridgehampton. Port Washington, NY: Ira J.

Friedman, [1962]. – LI REF 974.725 AD o American Revolutionary War Soldiers’ and Patriots’ Graves in the Town of Riverhead,

New York, [comp.], researched and written by Georgette L. Case. [S.l.]: Daughters of the American Revolution. Suffolk County Chapter, 1999. – LI REF 974.725 T-RIVR CAS

o Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Bicentennial Committee. American Revolutionary War Patriots Buried in the Town of Brookhaven, researched by Harry W. Huson. [S.l.]: The Committee, 1976, rev. 1977, repr. 1981. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO HUS

o Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Cemetery Book by Name (Brookhaven Town) [computer printout], [comp. and ed. by Osborn Shaw]. [Patchogue, NY: The Historian], 1993. – LI REF 929.5097 CEM

o Cemetery Records of Those Who Served in the Revolution. [Patchogue, NY: s.n., 1925]. Healy, Clement M. North Fork Cemeteries (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2005. – Non-Fiction and LI REF 974.725 CO-SUFF HEA-N

o Healy, Clement M. South Fork Cemeteries (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2006. – LI REF 974.725 CO-SUFF HEA-S

o Huntington Historical Society. Genealogy Workshop. Index to the Huntington Rural Cemetery, 1853-1990. Huntington, NY: Huntington Historical Society, 1998. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT IND

o Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Huntington Historic Cemeteries, 3rd rev. ed., comp. by Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, N.Y.: Office of the Historian, 1988. – LI REF 929.5097 LAN

o Incorporated Village of Patchogue, N.Y. Historian. Cedar Grove Cemetery: Gravesite Directory, 2 vols. [Patchogue, NY: The Historian], 2007. – LI REF 929.5 CED 2 -- Subtitles of volumes: Alphabetical Listing by Name of Deceased and Alphabetical Listing by Gravesite Owner

o Incorporated Village of Patchogue, N.Y. Historian. Lakeview Cemetery, Patchogue, New York: Gravesite Directory, comp. by Hans Henke. [Patchogue, NY: The Historian], Nov. 2001. M—LI REF 929.5 LAK

o Incorporated Village of Patchogue, N.Y. Historian. Waverly Avenue Cemetery, Patchogue, New York: Gravesite Directory, comp. by Hans Henke. [Patchogue, NY: The Historian], Jan. 2002. —LI REF 929.5 WAV

o Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning Board. Town of Brookhaven: Special Census, 1975. Hauppauge, NY: Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning Board, Dec. 1975. – LI REF Storage 974.725 T-BROO NAS – Population by census tract.

o New York State Cemeteries Name / Location Inventory, 1995-1997, 3 vols., comp. by The Association of Municipal Historians of New York State. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1999. – NY REF 929.5 ASS

o Old Burying Ground at Sag Harbor, L.I., N.Y., comp. by Dorotyhy Ingersoll Zaykowski and the Members of the Committee for the Old Burying Ground. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc., 2003. – LI REF 974.725 V-SAGHR OLD

o Old Burying Ground, Cutchogue, prepared and edited by Frank J. Moore. Cutchogue, NY: [?], [n.d.]. – Non-Fiction 974.725 OLD and LI REF V-CUTCH 974.725 OLD

o Rocky Point Historical Society. Noah Hallock Cemetery of Rocky Point (Publication 97-1), [comp. by] Natalie Aurucci Stiefel, James Higgins, & Suzanne Johnson. Rocky Point, NY: The Society, 1998. – LI REF 929.2097 HALLOCK

o Sag Harbor, Oakland Cemetery, [comp. by Alice H. Meigs, Marjorie H. Leek, and Ethel Metzger]. [Sag Harbor, NY: The Compilers], 1936. – LI REF 974.725 V-SAGHR SAG

o Stieffel, Natalie Aurucci, James Higgins, and Suzanne Johnson. The Noah Hallock Cemetery of Rocky Point. Rocky Point, NY: Rocky Point Historical Society, [1997]. – REF GENEALOGY 929.1 STI; LI REF 929.2097 HALLOCK

o Suffolk County Cemeteries, vol. 3 [comp. by Alice H. Meigs, Marjorie H. Leek, and Ethel Metzger]. [S.l.: s.n.], 1937. – LI REF 974.725 CO-SUFF SUF -- Cemetery listings: Melville Cemetery Association. – Melville Methodist Episcopal Church Yard. – West Hills Methodist Church Yard. – Dix Hills. Carll Burying Ground. – Dix Hills Cemetery. – Dix Hills. Buffet Burying Ground. – Commack. Burr Burying Ground. – Commack. Smith Burying Ground. – Commack. Brown Burying Ground. – Elwood. Near Clay Pitts Road. – Commac[k]. Wicks Burying Ground. – South Haven Presbyterian Church. – Brookhaven. Rose Burying Ground. – Flanders. Fanning Burying Ground. – Brookhaven. Hawkins Burying Ground. – Commack Cemetery.

o Union Cemetery Association. Names of Those Buried in the Union Cemetery at Middle Island, L.I., New York. Middle Island, NY: The Association, 1970. – LI REF 929.5097 NAM

o Tombstone Names in Suffolk County, New York, comp. and mapped by J. Lloyd; collected and published by M. Sones Lloyd. Long Beach, CA: M.S. Lloyd, 1986. – LI REF 929.5097 TOM

Nassau County, NY

o Oyster Bay (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Historic Cemeteries of Oyster Bay: A Guide to Their

Locations and Sources of Transcription Information, comp. by John E. Hammond. [Oyster Bay, NY: Office of the Historian], 2007. – LI REF 9747245 T-OYBAY HAM

o Wantagh American Revolution Bicentennial Committee. Cemeteries of Old Wantagh. Wantagh, NY: The Committee, 1976. – LI REF 974.7245 V-WANTGH CEM

Long Island, NY

o Association for Gravestone Studies. Regional Guides to 17th and 18th Century Graveyards:

Guide 2: Long Island, N.Y. Graveyards (Including Lower Manhattan Island). Worcester, MA: The Assn., with the Assistance of Friends for Long Island’s Heritage, [1986]. – LI REF 736.509 REG

o Welch, Richard F. Memento Mori: The Gravestones of Early Long Island, 1680-1810. Syosset, NY: Friends for Long Island’s Heritage, 1983. – LI REF 736.5097 WEL

New York, NY

o New York, NY. Chamber of Commerce. Colonial Records of the New York Chamber of

Commerce, 1768-1784; with Historical and Biographical Sketches, [comp. by] John Austin Stevens, Jr. New York: B. Franklin, 1971. – NY REF Storage 929.3747 COO

o Richman, Jeffrey I. Brooklyn’s Green-wood Cemetery: New York’s Buried Treasure. Brooklyn, NY: The Cemetery, [1998]. – Q974.723 RIC; NY REF 974.71 RIC

New York (State)

o Association of Municipal Historians of New York State. New York State Cemeteries Name/Location Inventory, 1995-1997, 3 vols., Lynn M. Fisher, et al., compilers. – NY REF 929.5 ASS – Arranged by county, then internally , alphabetically by cemetery name. For Long Island, see: Suffolk County, v. 3: pp. 810-868. – Nassau County: v. 2: pp. 430-446. – Queens County / Borough: v.2: pp. 610-617. – Kings County: v. 1: pp. 316-318.

Censes

Suffolk County, NY

o Census of Suffolk County, New York, 1776. Lumbertville, NJ: Hunterdon House, 1984. – LI

REF 929.3747 CEN -- Index (pp. 45-56) includes the following surnames: Ackley, Acley, Acker. Adams, Ackerly, Albans, Albertson, Aldritch, Allen, Andres, Arnold, Arthur, Avery, Babcock, Baker, Bales, Balis, Barnes, Barns, Barran, Bartlee, Bates, Bayles, Bayley, Beal, Beckwith, Beebe, Bell, Bellows, Belos, Benjamans, Benjamin, Benjamins, Bennet, Bennett, Bennit, Biggs or Biges, Bigs, Billard, Binner, Birtts, Bishop, Blidenburgh, Blydenburgh, Booth, Boshea, Bostin, Bowditch, Bower, Brewster, Brichet, Brown, Brush, Bruster, Buchanan, Bud, Buell, Buffet, Burnet, Burto, Bushop, Button, Carey, Carmon, Cary or Carey, Case, Chapin, Chappel, Chase, Chatfield, ChattalinClark, Cleeves, Cleveland, Cole, Coleman, Conking, Conklan, Conkling, Coock, Cook, Cooper, Corey, Corey, Corwin, Corwithe, Cox, Crook, Cullen, Culver, Culvewrs, Dains, Darling, Darrow, Daval, Duvall, Davenport, Davids, Davis, Dayton, Degroat, Denton, Dering, Devenport, Diamond, Dibble, Dickerson, Dickson, Dimon, Domini, Dominy, Dow, Downe, Downs, Drake, Duis, Duvrek, Eaton, Edwards, Emmons, Eyre, Fanning, Ferrey, Field, Filer, Fithian, Flint, Floyd, Fordham, Fordom, Forneir, Foster, Founten, Fowlar, Franke, French or Frinch, Gagger, Gann, Gardiner, Garrard, Garrot, Gavett, Gelston, Gerard, Gerrard, Gibbs, Gilbert, Gilburd, Gildersleeve, Gillett, Glover, Goldsmith, Goodel, Goold, Gorden, Gould, Green, Griffing or Greffing, Gyer, Hackstaf, Haines, Hains, Hallack, Hallick, Hallock, Hallot,

Hallsey, Halsey, Hamon, Hand, Hands, Harley, Harlow, Harris, Hart, Hartt, Harve, Haucks, Havens, Hawkings, Hawkins, Hayne, Hayns, Haynem Hayns, Hedges, Helme, Hempstead, Hempsted, Herrick, Hicks, Hildref, Hildrith, Hill, Hinchman, Hobart, Hockins, Hockens, or Hockoens, Hoel, Hokkins, Homan, Hoopkins, Hopping, Horton, Howel, Howell, Hubbard, Hubburt, Huburt, Hutchinson, Hudson, Hulbert, Huls, Hults, Hunt, Hunting, Huntting, Hutchinson, Hutson, Ingram, Isaacs, Jacobs, Jager, Jane, Jayne, Jenings, Jennings, Jessup, Jesup, Jillit, Jones, keene, Kenny, Ketcham, King, Kulen, Lam, Landon, Lane, Larkin, Latham, Leak, Leek, lester, L’Hommedieu, L’Jommedue or Lomedue, Lions, Liskom, Longbottom, Loper (Soper or Zoper), LowLubton, Ludlam, Ludlom, Lum, Lupton, McCallum, Mackee, MacFarling, MacLore, Manroe, Mapes, Marchant, Marshel, Marthers, Marvin, Matthews, Mille, Miller, Mills, Mitchel, Mogar, Moger, Moore, More, Morehouse, Morison, Morris, Moubray, Mulford, Muncil, Mungumery, Murison, Murry, Mussey, Mash, Newton, Nickerson, Nicol, Nicholl, Noaks, Norris, Norton, Oakley, Oberton, Orsborn, Osban, Osborn, Osman, Osmer, Overton, Owens, Pachen, Pain, Parker, Parnal, Parshal, Parshel, Parsons, Payn, Payne, Peck, Peirce, Peirson, Pelletreau, Pennie, Penney, Perrie, Perry, Pettie, Petty, Philips, Phillips, Pierson, Pike, Platt, Post, Prance, Price, Prince, Punderson, Quiuthell, Rackett, Rainor, Randol, Ranger, Rayner, Rayour, Redman, Reeve, Reeves, Reves, Revs, Reynolds, Rider, Robbins, Robboson, Robens, Robeson, Robins, Robinson, Robson, Robsun, Roe, Rogers, Rose, Rudyard, Rug, Runnals, Russel, Russell, Sacston, Salmon, Sammis, Sandford, Sanford, Satterly, Sawyer, Saxton, Sayre, Sayrs, Schellenger, Scofel, Scott, Scribner, Scudder, Seaton, Sell, Serwood, Seward, Shadden, Shaw, Sheffield, Sherman, Sherril, Sherrill, Sherwood, Simon, Simons, Skidmore, Skillenger, Smith, Soper, Sopers, Souard, Spicer, Squiar, Squier, Squire, Stambrough, Stephen, Stephens, Still, Stoors, Storer, Stratton, Strong, Stronge, Stuart, Sumers, Swasey, Swesey, Swezey, Taber, Taler, Talmadge, Talmage, Tarbell, Taylor, Teale, Terril, Terry (Tery or Terrey), Thompson, Thomson, Tiler, Tillerson, Tilletson, Tillinghast, Tobe, Tokker, Took, Tooker, Topping, Tothill, Traves, Tredwell, Troman, Troomon, Tuck, Tucker, Turner, Tuthill, Tuttel, Tuttle, Tyler, Udall, Underhill, Vail, VanBrunt, VanScoy, Vargoson, Wade,Ward, Warner, Way, Webb, Weed, Welding, Wellding, Welles, Wells, Whedton, Wheeler, Wheeting, Wheler, Wheeler, Wheler, Whelor, White, Whitman, Wick or Wyck, Wickes, Wickham, Wickham Wiggains, Wiggins, Willets or Willits, Williamson, Willomson, Winds, Witman, WSolley, Wood, Wood, Woodhull (Woodhul or Woodhool), Woodroof, Woodruff, Wooley, Worth, Wyck, Yarington, Yarranton, Young, Youngs, Zoper.

o Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town)

Brookhaven Town (North): 1850 Census; Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, [compiled] by David A. Kerkhof. [s.l.: s.n.], 1990. -- LI REF 929.3747 BRO NORTH

Brookhaven Town (South): 1850 Census; Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, [compiled] by David A. Kerkhof. [s.l.: s.n.], 1990. -- LI REF 929.3747 BRO SOUTH

Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning Board. Town of Brookhaven: Special Census, 1975. Hauppauge, NY: Nassau-Suffolk Regional Planning Board, Dec. 1975. – LI REF Storage 974.725 T-BROO NAS – Population by census tract.

o East Hampton (N.Y. : Town)

East Hampton Town: 1850 Census, Suffolk County, L.I., New York, comp. by David A.

Kerkhof. Sayville, NY: Sayville Junior High School, 1985. – LI REF 929.3747 EAS

o Huntington (N.Y. : Town)

Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Town of Huntington School Trustee Annual

Census Reports, 1827-1863, 2 vols. [bound as 1], comp. by Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, NY: Office of the Historian, 1982. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT 1827-1863 SCHOOL

o Islip (N.Y. : Town)

Tricentennial Project: Islip Town: 1850 Census, Suffolk County, New York, David A. Kerkhof, comp. Sayville, NY: Sayville Junior High School, 1983. – LI REF 974.725 T-ISLP TRI

New York (State)

o New York 1890 Veterans Census Index of Civil War Veterans or Their Widows, comp. by

Bryan Lee Dilts. Salt Lake City, UT: Index Publishing, 1984. – LI REF 929.3747 DIL

City directories – [early] Patchogue, ny

Patchogue Business Directory, 1864. Patchogue, NY: Patchogue Advance, 1864 repr., 1898. – LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1864

Patchogue Directory, 1868-1869. In Suffolk County Historical Society. Register, 11(1) Summer 1985: pp. 19-24. – LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1868-69

Henke, Hans. Patchogue Business Directory, 1877. In Patchogue: Queen City of Long Island’s South Shore, v. 1. – LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1877

Picturesque Patchogue. The Argus, 14(43) 1898 (Special Issue) The Argus Business and Residential Directory of Patchogue, with Historical Sketch of

Patchogue, 1904. {Patchogue, NY]: L.S. Green, Publisher, [1904]. – LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1904 Patchogue Business and Residential Directory [Patchogue, NY: s.n., n.d.] – LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1910 Telephone Directory: Independent Telephone, Connecting Lines of the Baiting Hollow

and Roanoke Telephone Co. of Riverhead, Suffolk County Telephone Co., of Patchogue, [and] North Shore Telephone Co. of Port Jefferson. [s.l.: Independent Telephone?, 1910.] – LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1910

Patchogue Business Directory, 1911-1912. [Patchogue, NY: s.n., 1912?]. – LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1911-12

1912 Telephone Directory: Independent Telephone, Connecting Lines of the Baiting Hollow and Roanoke Telephone Co. of Riverhead, Suffolk County Telephone Co., of Patchogue, [and] North Shore Telephone Co. of Port Jefferson. [s.l.: Independent Telephone?, 1910.] – LI REF 384.6097 PAT V.1912

Merchants, Tradesmen and Manufacurers Financial Condition for Patchogue, New York, 1921: Information Obtained from from the July 1921, R.G. Dun Mercantile Agency Reference Book, Published by Jan and Naomi McPeek, June, 2003. Salem, OH: Aaron’s Books, [2003]. – LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1921

Directory of Patchogue 1926. [Patchogue, NY: Patchogue Chamber of Commerce?, 1926.] -- LI REF 384.6097 PAT 1926

Eastern Suffolk County, L.I. Telephone Directory, 1936-37 Issue. [Brooklyn, NY: New York Telephone Co., 1937]. – 384.6097 E.SUF 1936/37

Eastern Suffolk County, L.I. Telephone Directory, 1938-39 Issue. [Brooklyn, NY: New York Telephone Co., 1939]. – 384.6097 E.SUF 1938/39

Western Suffolk County, L.I. Telephone Directory, 1938-39 Issue. [Brooklyn, NY: New York Telephone Co., 1939]. – 384.6097 W. SUF 1938/39

Greater Patchogue Directory: Covering Patchogue, North Patchogue, and East Patchogue. Patchogue, NY: Francis J. Mooney, 1947. – LI REF 384.6097 GRE 1947

Long Island Families

General

Appleby-Clark Family Record, comp. by Alice W. Kappenberg. [Riverhead, NY]: Printed by the Suffolk County Historical Society, 1976. – LI REF 929.2097 APPLEBY-CLARK

Barto, Nathaniel. Diary of Nathaniel Barto, of Islip, Long Island (March 2, 1838-September 26, 1838), [ed. by] Richard P. Baldwin. Islip, NY: Historical Society of Islip Hamlet, June 2005. – LI REF B BARTO NATHANIEL

Brewster-walker, Sandi. The Colored Girl from Long Island: The Story of My Early Life. Champions Gate, FL: Lulu Publishers and Rams Horn Publishing Co., 2007. – LI REF 929.2097 B BREWSTER-WALKER -- Includes genealogical references

The Descendants of Thomas and Richard Brush of Huntington, Long Island: A Source Book, comp. by Stuart C. Brush, with the collaboration of Russell H. Brush. Baltimore, MD: Gateway Press, Inc., 1982. – LI REF 929.2097 BRUSH

Supplement to The Descendants of Thomas and Richard Brush of Huntington, Long Island, comp. by Russell B. Brush. Greenlawn, NY: Russell B. Brush, 1983. – LI REF 929.2097 BRUSH BRU

Time and Memories: Oral Histories and Stories of a Shinnecock-Apache-Hungarian Family, comp. and ed. by David Bunn Martine; Commentaries by: Alice Osceola Bunn Martinez, David Walkus Martinez, Marjorie Crola Martinez, Thomas Siklos, David Bunn Martine; Ed. by John Strong. [s.l.: Lulu Press, for David Bunn Martine], 2013. – LI REF B BUNN MAR

The Will of Ellis Cook, of Southampton, Long Island (d. 1679), ed. by Albert StanBurrough Cook. New Haven, CXT: Privately Printed, 1916. – LI REF 929.2097 COOK

Dickinson, Harriet C. Some Chronicles of the Cory Family, Relating to Eliakim and Sarah Sayre Cory and Their Descendants, Westfield, N.J., Ballston Spa, N.Y., with Others from “John of Southold.” New York: Tobias A. Wright, Printer and Publisher, 1914. – LI REF 929.2097 COREY DIC

Phineas Davis of Long Island and His Descendants, [comp.] by Ruth Isabelle Ferris. [s.l.: s.n., Donated to the Patchogue-Medford Library by Stanley McGroary,] 1955. – LI REF 929.2097 DAVIS

DeLong, Thomas A. The DeLongs of New York and Brooklyn: A Huguenot Portrait. Southport, CT: Sassco Associates, [1972]. – NY REF Storage 929.1 D

Dickerson & Dickinson Descendants of Philemon Dickerson of Southold, Long Island, N.Y.; Also Long Island Descendants of Captain John Dickinson of Oyster Bay, [comp.] by Wesley Logan Baker. Chicago: Adams Press, 1978, repr. 1979. LI REF 929.2097 DICKERSON

Ahnentafel Report of V. Field & Gordon, [comp.] by Van R. Field. [S.l.: The Author, 2002?]. – LI REF 929.2097 FIELD / GORDON

Gordon, [comp.] by Van R. Field. [S.l.: The Author], 35 leaves. – LI REF 929.2097 GORDON Gordon: Families of Lewis Gordon of Manor and Eastport, LI, as They Relate to Van R. Field,

[comp.] by Van R. Field. [S.l.: NGS and Ahnentafel], 2002. – LI REF 929.2097 GORDON Descendents [sic] of Thomas and Margaret Ann (O’Neill) Griffin, [comp.] by Harold L.

McPheters. Atlanta, GA: The Author, 1993. – LI REF 929.2097 GRIFFIN A Hallock Genealogy: An Attempt to Tabulate and Set in Order the Numerous Descendants

of Peter Hallock, Who Landed at Southold, Long Island, N.Y., About the Year 1640, and Settled at Aquebogue, near Mattituck. The Foundation of This Work was Laid by Rev, William A. Hallock, D.D., Who Published His Hallock Ancestry in 1866. The Same Being Extended by His Nephew, Charles Hallock, M.A., to the Year 1906, [comp. by] Lucius H. Hallock. Orient, NY: [Hallock Family Association?], 1866, rev. and exp., 1928, repr. 1989. – LI REF 929.2097 HALLOCK-1

1992 Addendum to A Hallock Genealogy of 1928: An Attempt to Update the Numerous Descendants of Peter Hallock, Believed to have Landed in Southold, Long Island, about 1640, and Settled at Aquebogue, Near Mattituck, prepared by The Hallock Family Association. Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 1992. – LI REF 929.2097 HALLOCK-2

Rocky Point Historical Society. Noah Hallock Cemetery of Rocky Point (Publication 97-1), [comp. by] Natalie Aurucci Stiefel, James Higgins, & Suzanne Johnson. Rocky Point, NY: The Society, 1998. – LI REF 929.2097 HALLOCK

The English Ancestry of Thomas Halsey of Southampton, Long Island, [comp.] by Raymond David Wheeler. Southampton, NY: Thomas Halsey Family Association, c/o Southampton Colonial Society, [1995]. – LI REF 929.2097 HALSEY

The Havens Family in Suffolk county, New York: A Genealogical Survey of Some of the Descendants of William S. Havens, 17th Century Settler in Aquidneck, Rhode Island, [comp.] by Barrington S. Havens. [S.l.]: The Author, 1975. – LI REF 929.2097 HAVENS

A Hawkins Genealogy, 1635-1939: Record of the Descendants of Robert Hawkins of Charlestown, Massachusetts, [comp.] by Ralph Clymer Hawkins. Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., for The Hawkins Association, 1987.

A Hawkins Genealogy Supplement: Record of the Descendants of Robert Hawkins of Charlestown , Massachusetts, vol. 2, comp. by Susan H. Carmiencke and Richard C. Carmiencke. Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., for The Hawkins Association, 2001. – LI REF and Non-Fiction 929.2097 HAWKINS HAW

Mantione, John. The Hawkins Family. [Lake Ronkonkoma, NY: Sachem South Yorker Club?, 1983?] -- LI REF 929.2097 HAWKINS

Gardiner, David. The Last of the Hitlers: [The Story of Adolf Hitler’s British Nephew and the Amazing Pact to Make Sure that His Genes Die Out]. Worcester, England, U.K.; Ebbw Vale, Wales, U.K.: BMM, printed and bound by CPD, 2001. – LI REF 929.2097 HITLER, Non-Fiction 929.2 HITLER GAR

Neal, Nancy E. A United Empire Loyalist Family: The Life and Times of Thomas HOOPER, of Bedeque, Prince Edward Island, Canada, and His Descendants, 1734-2004. Summerside, PE, Canada: The Author, inassociation with Crescent Isle Publishers, 2006. – LI REF 929.2097 HOOPER

A Casual Witness: An Album of Photographs from the Hawkins Family Collection of the Museums at Stony Brook, researched, written and photographs selected by Charles L. Sachs. [Stony Brook, NY]: The Museums at Stony Brook, in cooperation with the Three Village Historical Society, 1978. – LI REF 929.2097 HAWKINS SAC

Descendants of Edward Howell, Bapt. 1584; D. 1655, and Frances, 1st Wife, d. 1630, and Eleanore, 2nd Wife, d. after 1655, of Buckinghamshire, England, and Southampton, L.I., New

York, [comp.] by Emma Howell Ross. Winchester, MA: University Press, 1968. – LI REF 929.2097 HOWELL, E.

A Genealogy of the Family of Richard Howell of Mattituck, Southold Town, Long Island, New York, to Seven Generations, comp. by Thomas H. Donnelly. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc., 2000. – LI REF 929.2097 HOWELL, R.

Huson, Harry W. Some Family Events that I Remember. Port Jefferson, NY: St. Gerard Press, 1980. – LI REF 929-2097 HUSON

The Descendants of Thomas Hutchinson of Southold, New York, 1666-1982: Including the Female Lines into the Related Families of: Boisseau, Case, Conklin, Conkling, Davids, Davis, Floyd, Floyd-Jones, Horton, Landon, Moore, Mulford, Nicoll, Randall, Terry, Tuthill, [comp.] by Jane Errickson Huthinson. Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 1982. – LI REF 929.2097 HUTCHINSON

Nettie’s Diary: The 1881 Diary of Nettie Ketcham: a Young Lady Living on the South Shore of New York’s Long Island, ed. by Van and Mary Field. Center Moriches, NY: Ketcham Inn Foundation, Inc., 1995. – LI REF 929.2097 KETCHAM

The King Family of Southold, Suffolk County, New York, 1595-1901. Compiled from Public Records, Family Papers and the Manuscript King Genealogy of Mr. Rufus King of Yonkers, N.Y., by Lucy DuBois Akerly. [S.l.]: Privately Printed, 1901. – LI REF 929.2097 KING

Spooner, Ken. The Knapps Lived Here. New York: ELM & McKinley Books, 2010. – LI REF 929.2097 KNAPP and Non-Fiction B KNAPP

Luce on Long Island, [comp.] by Charlotte Elizabeth [Wells} Jacques and Alice Walpole [Crofts] Kappenberg. [S.l.: s.n.], Jan. 1979. – LI REF 929.2097 LUCE

The Ancestry of Roger Ludlow: With Connections to the Peerages and Royal Families of England, Ireland, Scotland and France, [comp.] by Herbert Furman Seversmith; Including a Critical Study of the Ancestry of Sancha (de Ayala) Blount of Toledo, Spain, [comp.] by Milton Rubincam. Chevy Chase, MD: [Herbert Seversmith], 1958. – LI REF 929.2097 LUDLOW

Descendants of Thomas Mapes (1628-1687) and Sarah Purrier (1630-1697) from Southold, Long island, NY, Compiled from Records of the Mapes Family Association, ed. by Joseph Boyle, with the assistance of Patricia V. Boyle, Joseph L. Mapes, Harold C. Mapes. Knoxville, TN: Tennessee Valley Publishing, 1998. – LI REF 929.2097 MAPES

Overton, Jacqueline. The Talented Mount Brothers. Bay Shore, NY: Repr. from Long Island Forum, 5(7) Jl 1942. 16 p. – LI REF 929.2097 MOUNT

Newins Family Reunion, 1998, comp. by Robert Garcia. [Patchogue, NY: Thomas J. Newins?], 1998. – LI REF 929.2097 NEWINS

Nichols Family History and Genealogy, [comp.] by Edith Nichols Schmidt. [S.l.: Edith N. Schmidt?], Jan. 1956. – LI REF 929.2097 NICHOLS SCH

The Overton Genealogy: The Overton Family og Long Island, New York: Especially the Descendants of David Overton of Southold and Coram, 1640-1965, [comp.] by Alvin R.L. Smith. Centereach, NY: The Author, 1966. – LI REF 929.2097 OVERTON

The American Ancestry and Descendants of Joel Overton, 1779-1844, and Naomi Wells (1775-1865), His Wife, comp. by Ernest Clark Overton. Albany, NY: Ft. Orange Press, [1970]. Mechanicsville, NY; Dunedin, FL: Ernest C. Overton, [1970?]. – LI REF 929.2097 OVERTON

Diary of Ebenezer Miller of Miller Place, Long Island, New York, 1762-1768, transcription anf footnotes by Margaret Davis Gass and Willis H. White. [Miller Place?, NY: Willis H. White?], 1996. – LI REF B MILLER EBENEZER

Long Island Genealogies: Families of Albertson, Andrews, Bedell, Birdsall Bowne, Carman, Carr, Clowes, Cock, Cornelius, Covert, Dean, Doughty, Duryea, Feke, Frost, Haff, Hallock, Haydock, Hicks, Hopkins, Jackson, Jones, Keese, Ketcham, Kirby, Loines, Marvin, Merritt, Moore, Mott, Oakley, Onderdonck, Pearsall, Post, Powell, Prior, Robbins, Rodman, Rowland, Rushmore, Sands, Scudder, Seaman, Searing, Smith, Strickland, Titus, Townsend, Underhill,

Valentine, Vanderdonk, Weeks, Whitman, Whitson, Willets, Williams, Willis, Wright, and Other Families, Being the Descendants of Thomas POWELL, of Bethpage, L.I., 1688, comp. by Mary Powell [Seaman] Bunker. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1976. – LI REF 929.2097 POWELL

Descendants of Captain John Prince, of Southold, New York, and Their Place in Local History, comp. by Helen Wright Prince. Blacksburg, VA: Printed by Kopy Korner, 1983. – LI REF 929.2097 PRINCE

Prince, Henry W. Civil War Letters & Diary of Henry W. PRINCE, 1862-1865: The “Monitors,” 127th New York State Volunteers, comp. by Helen Wright Prince. [S.l.: William W. Prince and Barry F. Prince], 1979. – LI REF 973.781 PRI[NCE]

The Pullis Family of Long Island, New York. Patchogue, NY: Richard P. Baldwin, 1988. – LI REF 929.2097 PULLIS

A Randall Family of Long Island, New York, 1667-1989: Record of Descendants of Samuel Randall of Ridge, Long Island, New York, [comp.] by Genevieve Randall Lanyon and Hazel Randall Wells. New York: Randall Association. Long Island Branch, Inc., 1989. – LIK REF 929.2097 RANDALL

A Randall Family of Long Island, New York, 1667-1989: Record of Descendants of Samuel Randall of Ridge, Long Island, New York, [comp.] by Genevieve Randall Lanyon and Hazel Randall Wells: Supplement – 1996, [comp.] by Warne L. Randall. New York: Randall Association, Long Island Branch, Inc., 1996. – LI REF 929.2097 RANDALL-2

Genealogy of the Descendants of Stephen Randall and Elizabeth Swezey: 1624-168, Clarkenwell, St. james’ Parish, London, England; 1668-1738, Rhode Island and Connecticut; 1738-1906, Long island, New York. New York: J.S. Ogilvie Publishing Co., [1906?]. – LI REF 929.2097 RANDALL-SWEZEY

Raynor Family History: Descendants of Edward, Pioneer Who Came to America in 1634, Indexes—Over 1,000 Names, Illustrated, [comp.] by Clinton E. Metz. Freeport, N.Y.: Freeport, NY. Village Historian, [1970?]. – LI REF 929.2097 RAYNOR

Volkmann, Laurine T. The East Patchogue Community and the ROBINSON Family [B.A. thesis]. Patchogue, NY: St. Joseph’s College, June 1985. – LI REF 974.725 EPATCH VOL

The Reimels’ Story: Eleven Generations of Farmers from Schiffdorf, Germany to N.Y. City, Queens, and East Meadow, NY, [comp.] by Margaret Anna Reimels Divan. [s.l.: Margaret A.R. Divan], 2010. – LI REF 928.2097 REIMELS

Roe, Daniel. The Diary of Captain Daniel Roe, an Officer of the French and Indian War and of the Revolution, Brookhaven Long Island, During Portions of 1806-7-8, with introduction and notes by Slfred Seelye Roe, a great-grandson. Worcester, [MA]: The Blanchard Press, 1904. – LI REF 929.2097 ROE DANIEL

Brief Record of Certain Descendants of David Roe of Flushing, Long Island, New York, including John Martindale of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Martin Tichenor of New Haven, Connecticut and NewARK, New Jersey, including Theophilus Blake, of Breenbriar County, Virginia, comp. by Mildred Roe. [Bronx, NY: The Compiler, 1965.] -- LI REF 929.2097 ROE-D[avid]

David Roe of Flushing, New York, and Some of His Descendants , 2nd ed., rev. & enl., [comp.] by Clarence Almon Torrey and Charles Harvey Roe. [S.l.: s.n.], 1958. – LI REF 929.2097 ROE DAVID

Virginia Roe Marshall Scrapbook, 6 vols., comp. by Virginia Roe Marshall. Patchogue, NY: Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room, 1976. – LI REF 929.2097 ROE [v. 1-6]

Hagedorn, Hermann. The Roosevelt Family of Sagamore Hill. New York: Macmillan, 1954. – LI REF 929.2097 ROOSEVELT

The Rorkes, [comp.] by George L. Rorke. [S.l.: George Rorke], 2002. – LI REF 929.2097 RORKE

The Sandford / Sanford Families of Long Island: Their Ancestors and Descendants, [comp.] by Grover Merle Sanford. Baltimore: Gateway Press, Inc., 1975. – LI REF 929.2097 SANDFORD / SANFORD

The Family of Richard Smith of Smithtown, Long Island: Ten Generations, [comp.] by Frederick Kinsman Smith. Smithtown, NY: Smithtown Historical Society, 1967. M – LI REF 929.2097 SMITH, RICHARD

The Rock Smith Family, To the Tenth Generation: An Historical Sketch and Genealogical Record of the Family, Based Upon the Collection of Old, Original Family Papers Left by William Smith in the OId Homestead at Merrick Long Island in 1884, [comp.] by Valentine W. Smith. Jamaica, NY: Queens Borough Public Library, 1937. – LI REF 929.2097 SMITH, ROCK

Denton, Mary Jane Smith. Capt. Raynor Rock Smith: An Historical Biographical Compilation of His Life. Spring Hill, FL: [s.n., 2011?]. – LI REF 929.2097 SMITH, ROCK BIO

The Tangier Smith Family: Descendants of Colonel William Smith of the Manor of St. George, Long Island, New York (The Order of Colonial Lords of Manors in America, Publication No. 34), [comp.] by Ruth Tangier Smith and Henry Bainbridge Hoff. [New York]: The Order, 1978. – LI REF 929.2097 SMITH, TANGIER

The South Fork Squires, Long Island, New York: An Account of the Squire(s) Family(ies) on the South Fork of Suffolk County and Allied Families: Bellows, Brown, Caffrey, Carter, Conklin, Corwin, Downs, Edwards, Fanning, Foster, Goodale, Halsey, Hallock, Havens, Hildreth, Howell, Lane, Penny / Penney, Phillips, Raynor, Robinson, Smith, Terry, Tuthill, Wells, White and Young, Written and comp. by Tiger Gardiner; Research by David M. and Lois Squires. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1992. – LI REF 929.2097 SQUIRE

Supplement to The South Fork Squires, Long Island, New York: An Account of the Squire(s) Family(ies) on the South Fork of Suffolk County and Allied Families: Bellows, Brown, Caffrey, Carter, Conklin, Corwin, Downs, Edwards, Fanning, Foster, Goodale, Halsey, Hallock, Havens, Hildreth, Howell, Lane, Penny / Penney, Phillips, Raynor, Robinson, Smith, Terry, Tuthill, Wells, White and Young, Written and comp. by Tiger Gardiner; Research by David M. and Lois Squires. Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1993-2002. – 11 annual supplement volumes, ceasing in 2002.

The South Fork Squires, Long Island, New York Cumulative Index, comp. by Tiger Gardiner. [Baltimore: Gateway Press?, 2002?] – LI REF 929.2097 SQUIRE -- Covers the 11 vols. + the separate Deborah Squires and Her Descendants volume. – Includes the following surnames: Abbot, Acker, Ackley, Ackroyd, Acre, Adams, Adelworth, Aichele, Alaimo, Albert, Albiani, Aldrich, Aliperti, Alix, Allard, Allen, Alling, Allison, Altar / Alter, Altenkirch, Althouse, Ameden, Anderson, Andre, Andreasen / Andreasson, Andrews, Angel, Annabal, Antonuzzi, Appleby, Appleton, Apuzzo, Arassate, Archibald, Arcidiano, Aripotch, Armstrong, Asa, Asaro, Ash, Ashauer, Ashley, Ashton, Aten, Atkins, Atwater, Auer, Auston, Avens, Avory, Backus, Baker, Baldauf, Baldwin, Ball, Ballantine / Ballentine, Ballard, Bamforth, Banctroft, Bangston, Banker, Banks, Bannon, Barber, Barnard, Barker, Barnes, Barnett, Barney, Baro, Barren, Barrett, Barta, Barton, Bartow, Bascom, Bascomb, Basset, Bataller, Batcheller, Bates, Bauer, Baum, Baylis, Baynard, Beagles, Beaton, Bebber, Bebler, Becker, Beckout, Bedson, Beebe, Beer, Beilsey, Bell, Bellfountaine, Bellows, Belmont, Benbenck, Bendient, Benjamin, Bennett, Benson, Bentz, Benzinger, Bercaw, Berezuk, Berg, Bergan, Bergemeister, Bergstrom, Berlet, Berlinsky, Berliuk, Bernard, Bernawer, Berry, Bertrand, Besaw, Besser, betkin, Beugle / Beugler, Bezubek, Biancaniello, Bice, Bickel, Biderman, Biggs, Bilkey, Billings, Binder, Bird, Bishop, Bitz, Black, Blackmore, Blakelock, Blazek, Bleam, Bleecker, Blevins, Bloch, Blossom, Blunt, Blydenburgh, Blythe, Bock, Boehl, Boettiger, Bogue, Bohan, Boiser, Bonaventure, Booth, Bouchard, Boudiny, Boulden, Bowditch, Boyce, Boylan, Boyle, Bradley, Bradly, Brady, Brainerd, Brandstromn, Brandyt, Branigan, Braun, Bray, Brent, Brewer, Brewington, Brewster, Bridgeman, Brinker, Britt, Brittain, Broadhead, Broadly, Brock, Brockway, Brogan, Bromberg, Brooks, Broussard, Brown, Bruce, Bruck, Brunet, Bruno, Bryant, Bryne,

Buchanan, Buck, Buckbee, Buckelew, Buckhart, Buckley / Buckly, Buemer, Buhrendorf, Bunce, Bunker, Burch, Burdick, Burgess, Burghard, Burke, Burling, Burnett, Burns, Burr, Bushnell, Bussanih, Butler, Byeis, Byrne, Byrnes, Cable, Cabot, Caco, Caffrey, Chn, Calf, Caligarie, Cameron, Cammerer, Campbell, Campion, Campo, Canniford, Cantrell, Caplin, Capon, Capprilla, Cappuccio, Caraker, Carberry, Cardo, Carlin, Carlson, Carman, Carmen, Carmichael, Carolan, Carr, Carrel, Carroll, Carter, Cartwright, Caruso, Casabianca, Case, Cassidy, Catena, Cavalari, Cavandro, Cavarsa, Cave, Chalmers, Chamier, Chandler, Charlick, Chase, Chenen /Cheney, Chernak, Chevrette, Chevalier, Chichester, Chick, Chilton, Chipman, Chorpening, Christopher, Church, Clague, Clahsen, Clapper, Clark, Clarke, Cleaves, Cleveland, Clifford, Cloran, Clough, Clowes, Clune, Clyde, Coakley, Cockrane, Coco, Coffey, Coffin, Colbertt, Colby, Cole, Coll, Collins, Colloday, Colt, Comer, Congdon, Conklin / Conkling, Conley, Connant, Connelly, Conner, Conrad, Converse, Cook, Cooper, Coppola, Corbett, Corey, Cornell, Corrigan, Corwin, Corwith, Coss, Costanza, Cote, Courtenay, Cox, Coyle, Coyne, Cowan, Cozirre, Crackles, Craft, Craven, Crean, Crecione, Creef, Croft, Crooke, Cross, Cruz, Cull, Cullum, Culver, Cummings, Cundiff, Cunningham, Curry, Curtis, Cusick, Custance, Cutter, Cyrs, Dacey, Dahn, Dains, Dalton, Daly, Danes, Daniels, Danzieski, Darby, Dare, Dargan, Davenport, Davids, Davidson, Davies, Davis, Davison, Day, Dayton, Dealy, Dean, De Bourgois, De Christofaro, Delamain, Demchuk, De Meo, Denison, Dephilippo, Derby, Dering, Derling, Derthwick, Devereux, DeVouges, De Wall, Dewer, Dick, Dickerson, Dickie, Dieckman / Dieckmann, Diffenbach, Dietrich, De Gate, Di Leva, Dinga, Dingley, Dioguardi, Disunno, Diver, Dix, Dixon, Dodd, Dogett, Doherty, Doll, Domino, Donld, Dongell, Donowski, Doucette, Douglas, Douthit, Doyle, Dow, Downs, Draa, Draham, Drake, Drew, Drobney, Drunkenmiller, Drydan, Dryden, Du Bois, Dudine-Dick, Duff, Duggan, Dumont, Dunbar, Dunn, Dupus, Durr-Lindsey, Duryea, Dutcher, Dyett, Eagen, Eames, Earl, Earnshaw, Easterline, Easton, Eaton, Eberhart, Eckert, Edelman / Edelmann, Eden, Edgley, Edleman, Edmunds, Edwards, Ehlers, Eisenhardt, Eisenhower, Elder, Elliott, Ellis, Ellison / Elliston, Emanuel, Embry, Emilyta, Enck, Engel, Engich, England, Eno, Enoch, Ertel, Erwin, Eubank, Evans, Everson, Fahy, Fanning, Farrington, Farllo, Farnham, Farrar, Farrell, Fatheree, Fay, Fazio, Federson, Fee, Feinstein, Felix, Fenton, Ferguson, Fernald, Ferrone, Fery, Fiacco, Fierro, Fillard, Filly, Fince, Finch, Firman, Firth, Fischetti, Fish, Fisher, Fisk, Fitch, Futzpatrick, Fitzsimmons, Flanigan, Fleet, Fleming, Flint, Flores, Floyd, Flynn, Foggo, Foley, Folkes, Folwell, Fordham, Foster, Fountain, Fournier, Fowler, Fox, France, Francis, Frank, Franklin, Fraser, Frazer, Frazier, Fredette, Freeman, Fremont, French, Fried, Frier, Fruhbauer, Fuchs, Fuentes, Fuller, Fuqua, Furey, Futchko, Gabrielson, Gaddis, Gaffga, Gage, Gagney, Gagnon, Gajowski, Gallagher, Ganas, Ganow, Ganz, Garceau, Gardell, Gardiner, Gardner, Garett, Garriguenc, Gates, Gavin, Gaylord, Gehrhardt, Gehrig, Geiger, Geil, Gelston, Gent, George, Gerard, Gerry, Gertenbach, Gerzina, Gibson, Gil, Gilmartin, Gilson, Given, Glasser, Glendenning, Glock, Glover, Godfrey, Godwin, Golden, Goldsmith, Gondola, Gonzales, Good, Goodale, Goodfellow, Goodrich, Gorman, Gorrebeek, Goss, Gotz, Gould, Gowing, Graber, Graff, Gragg, Graham, Grathwohl, Graves, Gray, Grayger, Grede, Gren, Greenberg, Greene, Greengrass, Gregor, Gregorie / Gregoris, Gregory, Gribble, Griest, Griffin, Griffing, Griffith, Griffiths, Grimm, Grossman, Grove, Gruzsciewski, Guardino, Guinan, Gunn, Guthre, Guyer, Haaf, Haag, Haas, Hadley, Hagerman / Haggerman, Hale, Half, Hall, Hallock, Halroid, Halsey, Haltzer, Hamill, Hamilton, Hamming, Hammond, Hand, Hansen, Hanson, Harada, Harbison, Hardenbrook, Hardnall, Hargrove, Harkaway, Harmon, Harp, Harrall, Harriluke, Hariman, Harris, Harrison, Hart, Hartman, Hartridge, Harvey, Hasbrouck, Hatch, Hatfield, Hathaway, Hauber, Haurberg, Havens, Hawk, Hawkins, Hawley, Hawryleek, Hawthorne, Hayes, Haynes, Haynie, HAYWARD, Hecht, Hedges, Hedin, Heffernon, Hefner, Heffner, Heher, Heinech, Helleis, Helpard, Hemming, Hemmingway, Henneke, Henri, Henry, Hermann, Herron, Hesoick (Hiscock?), Hicks, Hidey, Higgins, Hilburn, Hildebrand, Hildreth, Hills, Hirth, Hiscock, Hoag, Hobart, Hobbs, Hodges, Hoff, Hoffman, Holdbrook, Holeston, Holland, Hallander, Hollwedel, Holmes, Holtzman, Holzman, Honer, Hoover, Hopcott, Hope, Hopper, Hopping, Horn, Hornett, Horsey, Horton, Houston, Howard, Howell, Howerton, Howland, Hubbard, Hubbs, Hudson, Huecker, Hueter, Huff, Hugs, Hughes, Hull, Hulse, Humphrey, Humphreys, Hunt, Hunter, Huntting, Hurley, Husted, Hutchins, Hutt, Hutton, Iberger,

Idler, Ireland, Jackes, Jackson, Jacobs, Jagger, Jolowiec, James, Jarvis, Jayne, Jeffers, Jennings, Jeremiah, Jessup, Johns, Johnson, Johnston, Jolly, Jones, Julian, Jurgens, Kacinski. Kahn, Kammerer, Kane, Knford, Kappell, Karcle, Karzenski, Kastner, Kavan, Keating, Keeling, Keerney, Keidel, Kelley, Kello, Kelly, Kemp, Kendall, Kennedy, Kenney, Kenreich, Kent, Ketcham, Kieren, Kiernan, KilthAU, Kimball, Kinch / Kinck, King, Kingston, Kinnear, Kinney, Kirby, Kirch, Kirpatrick, Kistler, Klein, Klinger, Kloeppel, Knapp, Knierim, Koehler, Kogal, Kogel, Kolb, Kolbe, Kolbeck, Koncelik, Koopman, Kotary, Kovaleski, Kozerski, Krache, Krei, Kren, Krentz, Krieger, Krisza, Kron, Kruk, Krupski, Kuhn, Kukuna, Kulmer, Kumbatovich, Kundrat, Kunz, Kuroski, La Barber, La Gaccia, Lake, Lamb, Lamberson, Lamboley, La Mere, La Morte, La Motte, Landi, Landucci, Lane, lang, Langlois, Langwig, Lakkenaw, Larkin, Larson, Lastowska, Latham, Lavin, La Wall, Lawrence, Laws, Lawson, Lazansky, Leach, Leahat, Leaman, Leary, Leather, Leber, Le Blu / Le Blew, Leden, Ledgford, Lee, Lek, leeman, Lein, Leonard, Lepsey, Leroy, Leslie, Lester / Lesster, Letts, Levine, Lewczak, Lewin, Lewis, Lidstone, Liebschutz, Liggett, Lillis, Lind, Lindberg, Lindgren, Lindsay, Lindscott, Lindtvit, Ling, Linger, Littera, Little, Lloyd, Lock, Lockard, Lockwood, Loewen, Loftus, Longdale, longnecker, Loper, Lord, Losee, Losness, Loughran, Low, Lowe, Lowes, Lowrey, Lucas, Luce, Luckey, Ludlow / Ludlam / Ludnum, Luna, Lund, Lutz, Lyall, Lyba, Lybolt, Lydecker, Lyle, Lynch, Lyon / Lyons, MacArthur, MacDonald, MacGrader, Mack, Mackey, Maclane, MacLennan, Macoluso, MacPherson, Macy, Mades, Magee, Magor, Mahanes, Mahlan, Mahoney, Maintein, Maiolo, Makowski, Mallison, Mallott, Maloney, Mante, Mannheim, Manning, Mannos, Manwaring, Mapes, Maran, Marchall, Marchals, Marik, Marion, Marlor, Marrin, Marsden, Marsh, Marshall, Marsland, Martin, Martocchia, Marzano, Mason, MassamMasters, Mathews, Mathies, Matson, Mattoon, Matusica, Maxwell, May, Mayne, Mayon, Mazo, Mazzoni, McAllister, AcArthur, McAtic, McCabe, McCain, McCall, McCann, McCauslind, McCawley, McClain, McCloskey, McClure, McConchie, McConnell, McCormack, McCoy, McCrea, McDermott, McDonald, McElligott, McEnroe, McFarland, McGarry, McGilton, McGoldrick, McGovern, McGrader, McGrath, McGuire, McGurn, McHugh, McKinley, McLaughlin, McMillan, McNanara, McNeil, McPherson, McQuillan, McSweney, McVey, Meader, Medway, Mendenhall, Menefe, Mengi, Mercer, Merkl, Merrill, Merry, Meschutt, Mespham, Messmer, Metcalf, Meuken, Meyer / Meyers, Michniak, Mickler, Milano, Milbauer, Miller, Milling, Mills, Miner, Mingkwan, Minnick, Mitcjhell, Mize, Moffat, Moffet, Moisa, Monaco, Monahan, Moniz, Monroe, Monsell, Moore, Morehouse, Morey, Morgan, Morrell, Morris, Morrison, Mortfort, Morton, Mosely, Moses, Mosher, Mosley, Mott, Mouhot, Moulton, Mueller, Mulford, Mullen, Muller, Mulligan, Munroe, Munsell, Mundus, Murch, Murphy, Musnicki, Nangle, Napier, Nash, Nathane, Nayokas, Near, Neil, Nelsen Nelson, Nesbitt, Netchanok, Neudeck, Neukeus, Newby, Newcombe, Newdeck, Newman, Newton, Nicholas, Nicoll, Nicholls, Nicholson, Nickerson, Niles, Nill, Noble, Nolan, Noonan, Normoyle, Norris, Norton, Noxon, Nugent, Nunn, Nunziato, Oakley, Oates, O’Brian, O’Brien, O’Connor, O’Donnell, Oeckler, Oksala, Olender, Olin, Oliver, O’Neal, Onisko, Oppenheim, O’Reilly, Ornone, Orr, Orth, Orthleib, Osborn, Osborne, Ostrander, Ostrowski, Overton, Owings, Pacella, Pagac, Paige, Palmer, Palowski, Papa, Parrish, Parrott, Parsons, Pavlak, Pawson, Paxton, Payne, Payntar, Peacock Pearsall, Pease, Peckenpaugh, Peckham, Pell, Pelton Pemberton, Pender, Penny / Penney, Perine, Perkins, Perril, Perrin, Perry, Pershern, Peters, Peterson, Petrolito, Petsche, Petty, Petzolot, Pevey, Pfeiffer, Pharoah, Phillips, Pickart, Pickerell, Pierce, Pierson, Pike, Pinkham, Piper, Pisarewicz, Piscopo, Pitcher, Plappert, Plock, Plume, Plunkett, Polly / Polley, Pombo, Porkorney, Posnansky, Post, Potter, Powell, Pratt, Prettyman, Price, Priemeyer, / Priesmeyer, Primavera, Probasco, Pugley, Purdy, Pusch, Qoronfleh, Quentin, Quinn, Quinland, Racket, Rackett, Rackies, Radcliffe, Rafford, Rassig, Ralston, Ramage, Randall, Randoy, Ranger (Rangel?), Raymond, Raynor, Rearden, Reddall, Redfield, Reding, Reece, Reed, Reese, Reeve / Reeves, Reinhart, Reinhold, Reitz, Reynolds, Reynolds-Leonard, Rhodes, Rice, Richmond, Richardson, Ridgeway, Riedel, Riley, Ripley, Rishel, Ritchie, Rizzoli, Roach, Robarge, Robbins, Robell, Roberts, Robertson, Robinson, Roche, Rodrigues, Roe, Rogers, Rollins, Roman, Roos, Rose, Roseberry, Rosenberg, Roth, Roux, Rowe, Roy, Rubin, Rugnetta, Rugrietta, Ruland, Rulon, Rulon-Maxwell, Ruppel, Ruskowski, Russell, Russo, Rustad, Rutler, Ruzicka, Ryden, Ryder, Rys, Rysam, Saar, Saar-Brooks, Sabin, Sachs / Sacks, Sachtleben,

Saffer, Safford, Sager, Salkch, Salesbury, Salmon, Sanbloom, Sandford, Sands, Sanford, Santacroce, Santerio, Santinon, Santos, Sarisky, Sarrett, Satterly, Sauder, Saunders, Sawyer, Saxon, Sayre, Scala, Scarpati, Schaffer, Schaefer, Schaeffer, Schaible, Schaudel, Schauauz, Scheele, Schellinger, Schenk, Schieferstein, Schmiemann, Schneider, Schnitzer, Scholl, Schoon, Schroeder, Schryver, Schulz, Schur, Schwarting, Schway, Schweyer, Scilla, Scofield, Scott, Scully, Sealy, Seaman / Seamon, Searles, Seddon, Seeley, Sefeik, Seiperheld, Sell, Semple, Sendlenski, Senison, Serra, Serrano, Seymour, Sgarrazza, Shafer, Shaltunuk, Shattuck, Shaw, Shea, Shelley / shelly, Sherman, Sherry, Sheve, Shriver, Sidor, Silliman, Simm, Simmons, Simms, Simonton, Sinclair, Singleton, Singley, Sisbon, Skidmore, Skinkidas, Skorpil, Slack-Grant, Sliwieski, Sloan, Slovak /Slovick, Smart, Smith,Smitley, Snedden, Snooks, Souleret, Sowinski, Spangler, Spencer, Sperry, Spier, Splittgerber, Sprague, Squares, Squeri, Squire / Ssquires / Squier, Squires-Stroh, Staerkel, Stafford, Stamm, Stanborough / Stanbrough, Standard, Stanlea, Stanton, Starkweather, Starr, Stasio, Steadman, Steck, Steffen, Steinberg, Steinkraus, Stratton, Stephans, Stephens, Stephenson, Sterling, Sterzenback, Steuber, Stevens, Strewart, Stidd, Stienert, Stockweather, Stoddard, Stokes, Stone, Stores, Storms, Story, Stratton, Strebel, Strickland, Strobel, Stroh, Stromski, Stromg, Struke, Stuart, Stumme, Stupple, Styrzo, Sube, Sullivan, Summerville, Sussman, Sutter, Swain, Swan, Swann, Swanson,Sward, Sweeney, Sweet, Swezey, Sweezy, Swikert, Swoak, Syvertsob, Szynmanowski, Tabor, Taft, Taliaferro, Talmage,Tangell, Tanner, Tawata, Taylor, Tegan, Teller, Tenaglia, Tennegren, Tennell, Terbel, Terceira, Terchunian, Teresko, Terhune, Ternbell / Turnbill, Terrell, Terry, Terwilliger, Testanid, Thaw, Therrell, Thiede, Thiele, Thomas, Thomlinson, Thompkins, Thompson, Thorn, Thornton, Thorp, Thurm, Thurston, Tice, Tiemeyer, Tillinghast, Tillotson, Tilton, Timberlake, Timiddy, Timler, Tiska, Titus, Toczko, Toggs, Toleman, Tollivert, Tomlinson, Tooker, Topping, Toth, Toung, Townsend, Train, Trask, Trauner, Travers, Traxler, Treggett, Tresham / Treshman, Treubig, Trinhaus, Tritch, Truett, Tunnell, Tupper, Turhune, Turner, Turzai, Tuthill, Tuttle, Twomey, Tybaert, Tyler, Tyman, Tyndale, Tyson, Tyte, Ube, Upson, Urban, Usher, Vail, Valentine, Van Cott, Van de Lee, Vandewater, Van Hazel, Van Hise, Van Lear, Van Nort, Van Poppering, Van Rysnyck / Van Ryswyck, Van Scoy, Varney, Varuska, Vastine, Vella, Vellia, Velsor, Verity, Villar, Viola, Virkler, Vitale, Vogel, Von Beck, Von Boden, Von Huber, Voorhies, Voss, Vrana, Wade, Wadkins, Wagner, Wagoner, Wainwright, Wake, Walier, Walker, Wallace, Walling, Walter, Walters, Waltier, Wanat, Wanser, Ward, Warden, Warneke, Warner, Warren, Washabaugh, Washburn, Waterhouse, Watters, Way, Webb, Weber, Webster, Wehr, Weidert, Weis, Welch, Welfing, Wels, Welton, Wendell, Wendler, Wensley, Wenzell, Werner, West, Westcott, Westfall, Whaley, Whalley, Whitacre, Whitaker, Whitby, White, Whitis, Whitman, Whithune, Whitsit, Whitting Whittlesey, Whynot, Wiberg, Wicks, Wiggins, Wight, Wilder, Wilk, Wilkins, Wilkinson, Willeto, Williams, Williamson, Willis, Wilson, Winch, Wines / Windes, Winslow, Winters, Wisniewiski, Wissman, Withee, Witherbee, Wittman, Woebse, Woesner, Wolf, Wolfe, Wollenbewrg, Wood, Woodard, Woodburn, Woodhull, Woodman, Woodson, Woodward, Woodworth, Worm, Worrell, Worsley, Worth, Worthington, Wourgola, Wouters, Wright, Wuensche, Wyant, Yaeger, Yale,m Yates, Yeager, Yost, Young / Youngs, Yule, Zarro, Zawakich, Zelanzny, Ziarchos, Ziel,Zinger, Zschoche, Zvonik, [and Miscellaneous references, on p. 117].

Deborah Squires and Her Descendants: An Account of the Family of Deborah Squires, the Daughter of Ellis Squires of Squiretown, Long Island, New York, Who Married Joseph Penney in 1789 and Whose Descendants Still Live in the Hampton Bays Area: A Companion Book to The South Fork Squires, written and comp. by Tiger Gardiner; research by David M. and Lois S. Squires. Columbia, MD: Tiger Gardiner, Sept. 1996. – LI REF 929.2097 SQUIRE

The Legacy of the Strybings: Pioneers in the Clipper Ship Trade Between New York and San Francisco, comp. by Daniel N. Klinck. Louisville, KY: Daniel Noble Klinck, 2009. – LI REF 929.2009 STRYBING

Genealogy of the Swasey Family: Which Includes the Descendants of the Swezey Families of Southold, Long Island, New York and the Descendants of the Swayze Families of Roxbury,

Now Chester, New Jersey, [comp. by] Benjamin Franklin Swasey. Cleveland, OH: Privately printed for Ambrose Swasey, 1910. – LI REF 929.2097 SWEZEY

The Talmages of Baiting Hollow, [comp.] by Nathaniel A. Talmage. [S.l.: s.n.], 1966. – LI REF 929.2097 TALMAGE

Tallmadge, Benjamin. Memoir of Col. Benjamin TALLMADGE, Prepared by Himself, at the Request of His Children. (Eyewitness Accounts of the American Revolution). New York: Thomas Holman, Book and Job Printer; The New York Times and Arno Press, 1858, repr. 1968. – LI REF 973.38 T

Tallmadge, Benjamin. Memoir of Col. Benjamin TALLMADGE. [electronic resource book]. (LIVE BRARY)

A Family Meeting of the Descendants of John Tuthill, One of the Original Settlers of the Town of Southold, N.Y., Held at New-Suffolk, L.I., August 28th, 1867, [comp. by William Henry Tuthill]. Sag Harbor, NY; Ann Arbor, MI and London: Express Print; University Microfilms International, 1867, repr. [n.d.]. – LI REF 929.2097 TUTHILL

Patterson, Jerry E. The Vanderbilts. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 1989. – LI REF 929.2097 VANDERBILT and Q929.2 VANDERBILT PAT

The Verity Family of Long Island, New York, [comp. by] Richard P. Baldwin. Patchogue, NY: Richard P. Baldwin, 1976. – LI REF 929.2097 VERITY

The Wannamaker, Salley, Mackay and Bellinger Families: Genealogies and Memoirs, comp. by J. Skottowe. Salem, MA: Higginson Book Co., 1937. – NY REF 929.2097 WANNAMAKER

The Descendants of Daniel, Jr. & Eleanor Howell Warner of Baiting Hollow, LI, NY, and the Warner Ancestors in England and America, [comp. and ed. by] Justine Warner Wells, with Warne L. Randall, computer specialist. Southold, NY: Ink Spot Printers, 1998. – LI REF 929.2097 WARNER

Wells, Justine Warner. The Early History of the Warners of Eastern Long Island: A Mini-Chronicle. [New York: The Author], 1981. – LI REF 929.2097 WARNER

English Record of the Whaley Family and Its Branches in America, [comp.] by Rev. Samuel Whaley. Ithaca, NY: Andrus & Church, 1901. – LI REF 929.2097 WHALEY

Woodhull Genealogy: The Woodhull Family in England and America, comp. by Mary Gould Woodhull and Francis Bowes Stevens. Philadelphia: Henry T. Coates & Co., 1904. – LI REF 929.2097 WOODHULL

African Americans See also Northport, NY Port Washington, NY Slavery and Manumission Records Southold (N.Y. : Town)

African-American Resource Guide: A Survey of Pre-1931 African-American Records Covering the Area of the Riverhead Central School District, for Genealogists and Other Researchers, [comp.] by Mary Lee Gaylor. {Riverhead, NY: Riverhead Free Library], 2006. – LI REF 929.3747 GAY

Marcus, Grania Bolton. Discovering the African-American Experience in Suffolk County, 1620-1860. Mattituck, NY: Amereon House, for the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities, 1988, repr. 1995. – LI REF 305.896 MAR

Vahey, Mary Feeney. A Hidden History: Slavery, Abolition, and the Underground Railroad in Cow Neck and on Long Island. Port Washington, NY: Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society, [1998]. – LI REF and Q 326.0974 VAH

Velsor, Kathleen G. The Underground Railroad on Long Island: Friends in Freedom. Harlesyton, SC; London: History Press, 2013. – LI REF 305.896VEL

Biography – Suffolk County, NY

o Portrait and Biographical Record of Suffolk County (Long Island), New York: Containing

Portraits and Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens of the County; Together with Biographies and Portraits of All the Presidents of the United States [searchable electronic resource]. New York: Chapman Publishing Co., 1896; digitized by Northern Micrographics, for the Patchogue-Medford Library, 2012.

Gold Coast Estate Families

o Long Island’s Prominent Families in the Town of Hempstead: Their Estates and Their Country Homes, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2010. – LI REF 974.7245 T-HEMP EPI

o Long Island’s Prominent Families in the Town of Southampton: Their Estates and Country Homes, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2010. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM SPI

o Long Island’s Prominent North Shore Families: Their Estates and Their Country Homes, 2 vols., comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2006. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-2 v. 1-2

o Long Island’s Prominent South Shore Families: Their Estates and Their Country Homes in the Towns of Babylon and Islip, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2007. – LI REF 974.7245 T-HEMP EPI

o Velocci, Al. The Toll Lodges of the Long island Motor Parkway, and Their Gatekeepers’ Lives. Deposit, NY: Courier Printing Corp., 2004. LI REF 974.721 R-LI-2 VEL – Includes Index.

Italian-Americans

o LaGummina, Salvatore J. Long Island Italian Americans: History, Heritage & Tradition. Charleston, SC: History Press, 2013. – LI REF 305.8512 LaG

o LaGummina, Salvatore J. From Steerage to Suburb: Long Island Italians. New York: Center for Migration Studies, 1990. – LI REF & Non-Fiction 974.721 R-LI-4 LaG

Jewish-Americans

o Jewish Genealogy Society of Long Island. Jewish Community of Long Island (Images of America), by Rhoda Miller and The Society. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, [2016]. – LI REF & New Item Area 974.721 MIL

o Jewish Heritage Society of the Five Towns. Jewish Communities of the Five Towns and the Rockaways (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2015. – LI REF 305.813 JEWISH

New York (State)

o Hamm, Margherita Arlina. Famous Families of New York: Historical and Biographical Sketches of Families which in Successive Generations have been Identified with the Development of the Nation. New York: Heraldic Pub. Co., 1970. – NY REF Storage 929.2 HAMM

Long Island Indians

o General

Long Island Indians (History and Prehistory) [electronic resource] (Patchogue-

Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room) -- Note: In the left-hand column are links to PML web pages on the Montauk Nation, Shinnecock Nation, and Unkechaug Nation.

Long Island Vertical File Subject Headings (Patchogue–Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room) -- In the initial set of general Subject Headings, 2nd column, about half-way down, click on Indians – Once there, you will find an extensive and growing list of subheadings

New York (State). Department of Education. Office of Cultural Education. University of the State of New York. State Archives and Records Administration. Guide to Records Relating to Native Americans. Albany, NY: The Administration, 1988. – NY REF 016.9747 NEW

Rare Eastern Indian Photo Series [Set 1] [electronic resource]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Digital PML, Courtesy South Huntington Public Library)

Rare Eastern Indian Photo Series [Set 2] [electronic resource]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M Hatings Local History Room)

Rare Eastern Indian Photo Series [Set 3] [electronic resource]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

Early Papers in Long Island Aerchaeology (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 1), ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY: Suffolk County Archaeology Association, 1977. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.1

The Coastal Archaeology Reader: Selections from the New York State Archaeological Association Bulletin, 1954-1977 (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 2), ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY: Suffolk County Archaeology Association, 1978. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.2

History and Archaeology of the Montauk Indians (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 3), 2nd ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY: Suffolk County Archaeology Association, 1979. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.3

Languages and Lore of the Long Island Indians (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 4), ed. by Gaynell Stone Levine & Nancy Bonvillan. Stony Brook, NY; Lexington, MA: Suffolk County Archaeology Association; Ginn Custom Pub., 1980. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.4

Second Coastal Archaeology Reader: 1900 to the Present (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 5), 2nd ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY; Lexington MA: Suffolk County Archaeology Association; Ginn Custom Pub., 1981. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.5

The Shinnecock Indians: A Culture History (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 6), ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY; Lexington MA: Suffolk County Archaeology Association; Ginn Custom Pub., 1983. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.6

Historical Archaeology of Long Island, Part 1: The Sites (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 7), ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY; Lexington MA: Suffolk County Archaeology Association; Ginn Custom Pub., 1985. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.7

Native Forts of the Long Island Sound Area (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 8), ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY; Lexington MA: Suffolk County Archaeology Association; Ginn Custom Pub., 2006. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.8

o Montauk Nation

History and Archaeology of the Montauk Indians (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 3), 2nd ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY: Suffolk County Archaeology Association, 1979. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.3

Osmers, Henry. American Gibraltar: Montauk and the Wars of America. Denver, CO: Outskirts Press, Inc., [2011]. – LI REF 974.725 V-MONTK OSM

Strong, John A. The Montaukett Indians of Eastern Long Island. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 2001. – LI REF 974.725 T-EHAM STR

o Shinnecock Nation

Jensen, Beverly. Shinnecock Indian Nation. Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, [2015]. – LI REF 970.3 SHIN JEN

The Shinnecock Indians: A Culture History (Readings in Long Island Archaeology and Ethnohistory, v. 6), ed. by Gaynell Stone. Stony Brook, NY; Lexington MA: Suffolk County Archaeology Association; Ginn Custom Pub., 1983. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 REA v.6

o Unkechaug Nation

Gonzalez, Ellice B. “Tri-Racial Isolates in a Bi-Racial Society: Poospatuck Ambiguity and Conflict.” In Strategies for Survival: American Indians in the Eastern United States, ed. by Frank W. Porter, III. Westport, CT: Grenwood Press, [1986]: pp. 113-137. – LI REF 970.3 UNK 113-137

History of the Mastic Peninsula, 2 vols. Mastic, NY: Mastic Peninsula Historical Society, [2013]. – LI REF 974.725 V-MSTC MAST-1-2

Treadwell, Donald E. = Chief Lone Otter. My People the Unkechaug: The Story of a Long Island Indian Tribe (Kiva Monograph, Series No. 8). Amsterdam, Neth.: De Kiva, 1992. –LI REF 970.3 UNKE LON

Strong, John A. The Unkechaug Indians of Eastern Long Island: A History. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 2011. – LI REF 970.3 UNKE STR

Slavery, Indentured Servitude, Manumissions [Voluntary Freeing of Slaves, by Owners], & the Underground Railroad

Higgins, James. Slavery in Rocky Point, New York. Rocky Point, NY: Rocky Point Historical

Society, 2007. – LI REF V-RKYPT HIG

Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Manumision Book of the Towns of Huntington & Babylon, Long Island, New York, with Some Earlier Manumissions and Index, 1800-1824. Huntington, NY: Office of the Historian, 1980. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT MAN

Manumissions Issued by the Town of Riverhead and the Town of Southold, 1791-1821, researched and comp. by Penny Byrne. [Patchogue, NY: Patchogue-Medford Library, 2013]. – LI REF T-SOHD BYR

Higgins, James. Slavery in Rocky Point, New York. Rocky Point, NY: Rocky Point Historical Society, 2007. – LI REF V-RKYPT HIG

Women, Women’s Suffrage, & Maiden Name Indexes

o Naylor, Natalie A. Long Island Women, Activists and Innovators, ed. by Natalie A. Naylor and Maureen O. Murphy. Interlaken, NY: Empire State Books, prepared under the auspices of Hofstra University, 1998. – LI REF 305.4097 LON

o “Maiden Names.” In Long Island’s Prominent Families in the Town of Hempstead: Their Estates and Their Country Homes, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2010: pp. 453-477. – LI REF 974.7245 T-HEMP EPI

o “Maiden Names.” In Long Island’s Prominent Families in the Town of Southampton: Their Estates and Country Homes, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2010: pp. 504-530. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM SPI

o “Maiden Names.” In Long Island’s Prominent North Shore Families: Their Estates and Their Country Homes, 2 vols., comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2006: v. 2: pp. 1007-1059. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-2 v. 1-2

o “Maiden Names.” In Long Island’s Prominent South Shore Families: Their Estates and Their Country Homes in the Towns of Babylon and Islip, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2007: pp. 323-336. – LI REF 974.7245 T-HEMP EPI

o Naylor, Natalie A. Women in Long Island’s Past: A History of Eminent Ladies and Everyday Lives. Charleston, SC; London: History Press, 2012. – LI REF 305.4 NAY

o Petrash, Antonia. Long Island and the Woman Suffrage Movement. Charleston, SC: The History Press, 2013. – LI REF 305.4 PET

o Zaitzevsky, Cynthia. Long Island Landscapes and the Women Who Designed Them. New York; London: Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquities, in association with W.W. Norton, [2009]. – LI REF 712.0974 ZAI

New York families

Fort Orange Records, 1654-1679, tr. and ed. by Charles T. Gehring and Janny Venema. Syracuse,

NY: Syracuse University Press, 2009. Lists of Inhabitants of Colonial New York: Excerpted from The Documentary History of the

State of New York, ed. by Edmind B. Callaghan, Indexed by Rosanne Conway. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1979. – NY REF 929.3747 LISTS

Long Island Geography

See also Maps and Atlases

NYS Political Geography See also Gazetteers Long Island Place Names

Administrative Divisions of New York [electronic resource] (Wikipedia) -- If you’re not from New York State, this can help you avoid or unscramble a lot of political-geographic confusion. Esp. note, that on Long Island, Towns in Nassau and Suffolk are large administrative districts of counties. Many villages (incorporated or unincorporated) comprise each Town. In Nassau County, there are also 2 cities. Some L.I. Towns have the same name as the principal village in that town. Note also that Kings (or Brooklyn) and Queens Counties became part of Greater New York City in 1900. Until then Kings and Queens County had their own Towns. Areas of these Counties, also called Boroughs of NYC, are generally referred to as Neighborhoods. In 1899 the 3 easternmost Towns of Queens voted not to become part of NYC, and in 1900 were reconstituted as Nassau County.

o The current 10 Towns of Suffolk County: Babylon (formerly Huntington South), Huntington, Islip, Smithtown, Brookhaven, Riverhead (formerly part of Southold), Southold, Shelter Island (formerly part of Southold), Southampton, East Hampton.

o The current 3 Towns of Nassau County: North Hempstead, Hempstead, Oyster Bay o Nassau County’s 2 cities: Long Beach and Glen Cove

Gazetteers (Where am I?)

o A Gazetteer of the State of New York: Embracing an Ample Survey and Description of its Counties, Towns, Cities, Villages, Canals, Mountains, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks, and Natural Topography. Arranged in One Series, Alphabeticall: With an Appendix, Embracing: 1. The New Counties and Towns, Erected in 1823; 2. A Concise Geography of the State, with All Its Civil Divisions, to Jan. 1, 1824; 3. A Table of All the Post-Offices in the State, to Jan. 1, 1824, Showing Their Names, the Towns and Counties in which Situated, and Theoir Distances from their Respective County-Towns, from Albany, and Washington, with a New Map and Profiles of the Canals, [comp.] by Horatio gates Spafford. Interlaken, NY: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, [1824], repr. 1981. – LI REF 917.47 1824 SPA

o Gazetteer of the State of New York, Embracing a Comprehensive View of the Geography, Geology, and General History of the State, and a Complete History and Description of Every County, City, Town, Village, and Locality, with Full Tables of Statistics, [comp.] by John Hoher French (Empire State Historical Publication Series, No. 72). Port Washington, NY: Ira J. Friedman, Inc., 1860, repr. 1969. – NY REF 917.47 1860 FRENCH

o Index of Names in French’s Gazetteer of New York (1860), [comp. by] Frank Place. Cortland, NY: Cortland County Historical Society, 1983. – NY REF 917.47 1860 FRE-I

o Long Island Gazetteer: A Guide to Current and Historical Place Names, [comp. by] Karl H. Proehl and Barbara A. Shupe. Bayside, NY: LDA Publishers, 1984. – LI REF 917.4721 GAZ-1984 PRO

o Long Island Gazetteer: A Guide to Historic Places, comp. by Arthur R. Macoskey. Brooklyn, NY: Eagle Library, 54(342) [1939]. – LI REF 917.4721 GAZ-1939 MAC

Place Names (How do I say that? They used to call it what?)

o New York (State). Education Department. Museum. Aboriginal Place Names of New York (New York State Museum Bulletin, 400 May 1907 /Bulletin 108, Archeology 12), [comp.] by William M. Beauchamp. Albany, NY; Detroit: The Dept.; Grand River Books, 1907, repr. 1971. – NY REF917.47003 BEA

o Bernardo, Leonard and Jennifer Weiss. Brooklyn by Name: How the Neighborhoods, Streets, Parks, Bridges, and More Got Their Names. New York; London: New York University Press, 2006. – Non Fiction and LI REF 974.723 BEN

o Tooker, William Wallace. The Indian Place-Names on Long Island and Islands Adjacent: With Their Probable Significations. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1911. – Also available in a browsable, searchable, downloadable electronic version, via the Internet Archive.

o How to Pronounce Long Island, New York Place Names [electronic resource] (About.com. About Travel)

o Maloney, Jack. The Naming of Long Island. [Charleston, SC]: Datamate Press via CreateSpace, [2009]. – LI REF 974.721 R-LI-2 MAL

o Mulvihill, William. South Fork Place Names: Some Informal Long Island History. Sag Harbor, NY: Bricklin Press, [1995]. – LI REF 974.725 VGP-HMTN MUL

o Winsche, Richard A. The History of Nassau Community Place-Names. Interlaken, NY: Empire State Books, 1999. – LI REF 974.7245 CO-NASS WIN

COUNTIES

o Suffolk County, NY

See also Sufolk County Historical Society. Register, [March 1978-Winter 2001, Feb. 2014-] Index – Finding Aid, [June 1975-2001]

Suffolk County History [web page]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local

History Room)

o Nassau County, NY

See also Nassau County Historical Society Journal, 1998- [Cumulative Index, 1937-1957; Cumulative Index, 1958-1988, and Cumulative List of Articles by Author, 1989-2016]

Nasau County History [web page]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

o Queens County, NY

Queens County History [web page]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

o Kings County, NY

Kings County (Brooklyn) History [web page]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

TOWNS – Suffolk County

See also Long Island Town Histories and Records [web page]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

Note: Useful genealogical material, to a greater or a lesser extent exists in the many Suffolk County town histories and official town records in the LI REF Collection under 974.725 T-[acronym for the Town] (e.g.: T-BROO = Brookhaven Town; T-HUNT = Huntington Town), as well under the names of the names of each of the 10 Suffolk Towns in the L.I. Vertical Files. Files may range from a single item, to many subfiles on aspects, personalities, businesses, and events in the vilage’s history. (Also try the LIVF Subject Heading List using Control +C and entering the name of the Town, e.g., Babylon, Shelter Island, or Southold). Files may range from a single item, to many subfiles on aspects, personalities, businesses, and events in Town history. In addition searches of Suffolk Historic Newspapers, 1821-[2007] via New York State Historic Newspapers: Suffolk County, New York, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Online, 1841-1955 (which covered all of L.I.), via Brooklyn Newsstand can be done from the comfort of home or in the Library, and the Library has susbscriptions to The New York Times, both the historical edition (starting in 1851) and current edition, as well as Newsday, historical and current editions, which may be searched in the Library.

o Babylon (N.Y. : Town) See also Huntington (N.Y. : Town)

Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Manumision Book of the Towns of Huntington & Babylon, Long Island, New York, with Some Earlier Manumissions and Index, 1800-1824. Huntington, NY: Office of the Historian, 1980. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT MAN

Long Island’s Prominent South Shore Families: Their Estates and Their Country Homes in the Towns of Babylon and Islip, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2007. – LI REF 974.7245 T-HEMP EPI

o Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town)

Bayles, Donald M. The History of the 139th New York Volunteer Infantry and the Letters of Albert and Edward Bayles. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2004. – LI REF 974.725 V-MIDIS BAY

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Bicentennial Committee. American Revolutionary War Patriots Buried in the Town of Brookhaven, researched by Harry W. Huson. [S.l.]: The Committee, 1976, rev. 1977, repr. 1981. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO HUS

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Records. Town of Brookhaven, Up to 1800. As Compiled by the Town Clerk. Patchogue, NY: Printed at the Office of the “Advance”, For the Town, 1880. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO 1: 1655-1797

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Records of the Town of Brookhaven, Book A: 1657-1679 and 1790-1798, Including the Dongan Patent, 1686, Published by Order of the Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town, by Walter I. Jones, Town Clerk, Ira G. Rogers, Trustee, Committee; Transcription Copy by William J. Weeks – Archibald C. Weeks – Reginald C. Weeks – Osborn Shaw; Compared and Corrected with the Original by

Osborn Shaw. New York: Derrydale Press, 1930. – LI REF974.725 T-BROO 2: 1657-1679/1790-1798 [Bk.A]

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Brookhaven Town Records, vol. I – 1662-1679, Published by Order of the Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town, by O.B. Ackerly, Wilmot T. Cox, Archibald C. Weeks, Committee; Copied, annotated, and comp. by Archibald C. Weeks. New York: Tobias A. Wright, Printer and Publisher, 1924. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO 3: 1662-1679 [v.1]

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Records of the Town of Brookhaven, Book B: 1679-1756, Including the Dongan Patent, 1686, Published by Order of the Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town, by John E. Glover, Town Clerk, Ira G. Rogers, Trustee, Committee; Transcription Copy by Harry D. Sleight – Osborn Shaw; Compared with the Original and Revised by Osborn Shaw. New York: Derrydale Press, 1932. – LI REF974.725 T-BROO 4: 1679-1756 [Bk.B]

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Records of the Town of Brookhaven, Book C: 1687-1789, Including the Dongan Patent, 1686, Published by Order of the Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town, by Philipp A. Hattemer, Town Clerk, Ira G. Rogers, Trustee, Committee; Transcription Copy by William J. Weeks – Archibald C. Weeks – Reginald C. Weeks – Osborn Shaw; Compared with the Original and Revised by Osborn Shaw. New York: Derrydale Press, 1931. – LI REF974.725 T-BROO 5: 1687-1789 [Bk.C]

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Documents of the Town of Brookhaven, 1693-1947, Containing the Agreements Made by the Town Board and the Town Trustees and Deeds and Abstracts of Deeds in which the Town is the Grantee and the Grantor, Published by Order of the Town of Brookhaven b Philipp A. Hattemer, Supervisor, Edward B. Bristow, Town Clerk, William T. Rogers, Justice of the Peace, Committee; Comp. and ed. by Osborn Shaw, Town Historian, assisted by Ruth P. Champlin. Patchogue, NY: The Patchogue Advance, 1947. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO 6: 1693-1947

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Records of the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, N.Y. This Volume Contains the Entire Records from 1798 to March 1856, Inclusive, Copied from the Original Records, in Their Order, Under the Direction of the Supervisor and Justices of the Peace , and Published by the Authority of the Town. Port Jefferson, NY: Times Steam Job Print, 1888. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO 7: 1798-1856

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Records of the Town of Brookhaven, Suffolk County, N.Y. This Volume Contains the Entire Records from 1856 to December 1885, Inclusive, Copied from the Original Records, in Their Order, Under the Direction of the Supervisor and Justices of the Peace, and Published by the Authority of the Town. New York: Burr Printing House, 1893. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO 8: 1856-1885

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Records of the Town of Brookhaven, 1886-1900, Inclusive, from Book H & Book L, Published by Order of the Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town, by Ira G. Rogers, President of the Trustees, Andrew D. Havens, Town Clerk, Committee; Transcription Copy by Ruth P. Champlin, Compared with the Originals, revised and edited by Osborn Shaw. Port Jefferson, NY: Port Jefferson Times, 1941. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO 9: 1886-1900 [Bks. H&L]

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Trustees’ Record of the Town of Brookhaven, January 1901-August 1911, Inclusive, taken from Book L, published by Order of the Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town, by Stuart Gracey, David A. Overton, Committee; Transcription by Ruth P. Champlin and Helen C. Brick; Compared with the Original, Revised and Edited by Osborn Shaw. Islip, NY: Buys Bros. 1957. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO 10: 1901-1911 [Bk. L]

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Cemetery Book by Name (Brookhaven Town) [computer printout], [comp. and ed. by Osborn Shaw]. [Patchogue, NY: The Historian], 1993. – LI REF 929.5097 CEM

Brookhaven Town (North): 1850 Census; Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, [compiled] by David A. Kerkhof. [s.l.: s.n.], 1990 -- LI REF 929.3747 BRO NORTH

Brookhaven Town (South): 1850 Census; Suffolk County, Long Island, New York, [compiled] by David A. Kerkhof. [s.l.: s.n.], 1990 -- LI REF 929.3747 BRO SOUTH – Based on the U.S. 1850 Census for New York State. – See “Index of Surnames not listed in Alphabetical order: (by Page)”, pp. 150-153. Includes the following surnames for the southern half of Brookhaven Town: Abrams, Ackerly, Ackley, Albin, Aldrich, Alice, Anderson, Andross, Angill?, Arch, Archibald, Arthur, Asman, Austin, Avery, Bacon, Baisley, Baker, Baldwin, Banter, Barber, Barnaba, Barnaby, Barnes, Barns, Bartow, Bates, Bayen, Bayley, Beale, Beardsly, Bearnes, Beattie, Bell, Benjamin, Bennett, Benson, Bingham, Biggs, Bishop, Blakely, Blem, Block, Blydenburgh, Bogardus, Bond, Borroughs, Boyd, Bradley, Bransford, Brewster, Briggs, Brown, Brower, Bruce, Brush, Bryant, Buchanan, Buckingham, Buckny?, Bumstead, Burke, Burns, Bush, Butler, Caesar, Caghlegn, Calis, Carll, Carman, Carngan, Carpenter, Carter, Cato, Case, Chadeayne, Cheeny, Cherry, Chichester, Clark, Cleal, Clegg, Clemence, Coates, Champlin, Cherry, Clussman, Coffay, Coles, Collins, Colman, Colly, Congden, Conley, Conklin, Conkling, Connel, Connelly, Conrad, Cook, Cooper, Corey, Corwin, Croe, Crow, Crowell, Conley, Culver, Cunningham, Daernost, Danes, Daniels, Dann, Davis, Dayton, Deary, Deery, De Rouse, Derri, Derry, Devening, De Verell, Devin, Dillerack, Dix, Dolan, Dory, Douglas, Dow, Downey?, Downs, Drake, Duffell, Dunbar, Dufour, Dunn, Dunneham, Duryea, Dutton, Ebbets, Edwards, Ellison, Emmens, Faimns, Fairway, Farley, Fanning, Fanway, Farley, Ferrill?, Ferrin, Fields, Filer, Finch, Firman, Fletcher, Floyd, Flynn, Fogal?, Ford, Fordham, Fougherty, Fowler, Foxley, Gamage, Gannon?, Gardiner, Gerard, Gibney?, Gildersleeve, Giller, Gillett, Glover, Goldsmith, Goodrich, Gorden, Gordon, Gould, Grare?, Green, Greene, Greenslade, Gregory, Griffin, Griswold, Guildersleave, Haff, Hait, Hall, Hallock, Hamlin, Hammond, Handley, Hannibal, Hannon, Harned?, Harnet, Harnett, Hart, Harris, Hatch, Havens, Hawkins, Hedges, Hempstead, Hendrick, Hicks, Hilbert, Hill, Hines, Homan, Hooken, Hopkins, Horton, Hoser, Howard, Howell, Hpward, Hubbard, Hudson, Huff, Huggins, Hulen, Hulse, Hurtin, Hurton?, Hutchinson, Ireland, Iverson, Jackson, James, Jane, Jayne, Jennings, Jewell, Johnson, Jonson, Jones, Kavanaugh, Keen, Keizer, Kelly, Kent, Ketcham, Kinez, King, Kingsland, Kirby, Knaper, Lampher, Lane, Langendoen, Lans, Leige?, Lennox, Lent, Lew, L’Hommedieu, Linnington, Lodawick, Lodge / Lodge, Logan, Lord, Mapes, Marie?, Marks, Martin, Marvin, Marsh, Mattews, McCauliff, McClute, McCollister, McCotter, McCrady, McDermant, McGran, McGregor, Mergull, Miles, Milford, Miller, Mills, Missilier, Moger, Monsell, Moore, Mott, Mulford, Mulroy, Murdock, Murphy, Myers, Mylius, Newey, Newins, Newton, Nettleton, Nichol, Nicholls, Nicoll, North, Norton, Nott / Mott, Oakley, O’Brian, O’Brien, O’Caine, O’Darnell, Oldis, Olds, Osborn, Osborne, Overton, Owen, Pardue, Parker, Parks, Parsons, Passin, Patterson, Paul, Pawson, Payne, Peal, Pelletreau, Pendar, Penney, Penny, Peris?, Perkins, Peters, Peterson, Petty, Phelps, Phillips, Pitts, Place, Platt, Points, Porter, Post, Pratt, Prentiss, Preston, Price, Prier / Prior, Prisley, Quinlan, Qusick?, Randall, Rawley, Raynor, Reed, Reeden, Reeve, Reeves, Rhoades, Rhodes, Rice, Rich, Richardson, Rider, Rien, Riley, Risley, Ritchie, Robbins, Robert, Robinson, Rockefello, Rockefellow, Rodgers, Roe, Rogers, Rorke, Rose, Roseman, Rosemary, Ross, Rowland, Ruland, Rowley, Ruland, Russel, Russell, Ryder, Sabishall, Sammis, Sanders, Sandford, Sanford, Satterly, Saxton, Scott, Seaman, Sell, Sezir, Shannon, Shaw, Shennon, Silsbie, Skinner, Smalling, Smith, Snow, Soper, Southard, Spencer, Stanberry, Stanbrough, Stephens, Still, Stillman, Strong, Sullivan, Sutherland, Sweezy, Taft, Terrel, Terrill, Terry, Therbur, Thomas, Thompson, Thurber, Thurston, Tillotson, Timms?, Tite, Titus, Tobias, Tomlinson, Tooker, Topping, Townsend,

Treadwell, Tucker, Turner, Tuthill, Tyler, Udall, Underwood, Vail, Van Ansdale, Van Brengal, Van Horne, Van Velson, Verity, Vircant?, Wallace, Wallenbeck, Ward, Webb, Weeks, Welden, Wendling, Westbrooks, Westervelt, Wheeler, White, Whitfield, Whiting, Wickham, Wicks, Wilbeck, Wilbur, Wilcox, Wilkinson, Williams, Wilson, Wines, Witten / Wilten, Wood, Woodhull, Woodruff, Worthington, Yarrington

An Index to the Records: Town of Brookhaven Up to 1880, comp. by George Nettleton. Patchogue, NY: Patchogue-Medford Library, 1985. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO NET -- Includes (among other things) alphabetically-arranged references to the following family surnames or names where no surname is indicated: Acerly, Achedous, Adams, Ahudous, Aiot, Akerly, Alcock, Alibeen, Amos, Anabackus, Andros, Anne, Anoineis, Antony, Apuckhowbatk, Arneld, Arnold, Arther, Avery, Awaek, Baker, Bales, Barnes, Barsley, Barton, Baxter, Bayles, Bayley, Beard, Benjamin, Bennett, Beswick, Biggs, Bigs, Bishop, Blaye, Blindenburer, Bloomer, Bobins, Boetell, Booth, Bosweek, Brewster, Brian, Briant, Brinsmaid, Brookholls, Brooks, Brown, Browne, Buchanan, Budd, Bulleck, Burnet, Burnett, Burnit, Burtoe, Callaven, Callowancess, Camel, Cardell, Carter, Cataus, Catoley, Ceserur, Charels, Charles, Chatfield, Checanoe, Cheston, Clark, Clarke, Cobish, Cock, Coner, Conkling, Conn, Coombs, Cooper, Coraway, Cory, Cosby, Cramer, Croasgrove, Crummel, Cubit, Cutsgunsuck, D’Honnuer, Darling, Dateton, Davis, Dayton, Deborah, Dick, Dier, Dongan, Douning, Eaton, Ebern, Edsell, Edwards, Everson, Ewbeca, Fancy, Fanning, Fletcher, Flipsen, Floyd, Ford, Fordham, Foreket, Forgerson, Foster, Frances, Frost, Fuller, Furthy, Gardiner, Garlick, Gerard, Gerior, Getshens, Gibb, Gie, Goabe, Gold, Goldsmith, Gooding, Goodyeare, Gore, Goulden, Graham, Gray, Green, Gudar, Gumery, HallockHalms, Halsey, Hand, Hanibal, Hammer, Harlow, Harod, Harry, Hart, Havens, Hawkings, Hawkins, Hedges, Helme, Helmes, Herrick, Herricks, Hicks, Higbe, Hilkdreth, Hoaquemes, Homan, Horton, HowellHowells, Hubard, Hudson, Hulbert, Hulse, Huntting, Hurd, Hutchinson, Huws, Iose, Iseck, Jack, Jackanapes, Jacob, James, Jamison, Jarard, Jared, Jarob, Jayne, Jean, Jenes, Jenner, Jerine, Jesup, John, Jones, Judas, Jugerson, Kellhellacawe, Kellam, Kering, Ketchem, Ketchum, King, L’Hommedieu, Landon, Lane, Leek, Lickam, Licomb, Linsey, Long, Longbothom, Longbottom, Mabbs, Maguid, Mayhew, Mamaneto, Man, Mandush, Mann, Mapes, Marten, Martwell, Marvin, Mary, Massetuse, Maukeehu, Mill, Miller, Mills, Moger, Moncy, More, Mulford, Muncy, Munsey, Murson, Nammicuke, NassekegeNeesaconopp, Neesantquagus, Niamuck, Nicoll, Nicolls, Nimrod, Nineponshare, Norton, Nowconneey, Nuton, Odell, Ogden, Osborn, Osburne, Overton, Owen, Owenamchock, Palmer, Pammulup, Parker, Pataquam, Peaconnet, Pegen, Perce, Perkins, Perry, Petty, Peyster, Philipson, Phillips, Pierson, Platt, Pom, Poole, Porter, Priar, Price, Profet, Puammis, Purche, Quanch, Quaquashaw, Quenton, Quagwanantuck, Raineg, Rainor, Rayner, Raynor, Reed, Reeve, Renes, Reves, Richard, Rider, Risley, Robbins, Robiner, Robins, Robinson, Roe, Rogers, Rose, Rouse, Rowse, Rubin, Rudgers, Runguas, Ryolty, Sadler, Saint, Salmon, Salsbery, Salyer, Samboe, Sasagataco, Satterly, Savage, Sawgum, Sayre, Scott, Scudder, Scudder, Seabomuck, Sell, Sells, Sequatabe, Seward, Sheard, Shermon, Sill, Sills, Simpson, Simson, Skidmore, SlaterySlaughter, Smith, Solomon, Somwesesen, Southern, Soward, Spragge, Stanton, Starr, Statton, Steword, Stone, Strong, Sunk, Sunke, Sunnee, Sunney, Swagnough, Swaine, Swasy, Sweany, Sweasy, Swezey, Swinton, Tacome, Taickco, Talcot, Talcott, Tapshana, Taylor, Terel, Terrill, Terry, Thomas, Thompson, Thomson, Thorpe, TilerTim, Tobacus, Tobry, Tomson, Tooker, Topobin, Topping, TownsendTurner, Tuthill, Tuttle, Uaskake, Underhill, Undrell, Unguachock, Usquepassun, Uxsquepassem, Wade, Waeramps, Wakeham, Wapeege, Warawkmy, Ward, Wares, Waring, Warner, Weavens, Webb, Weekwacup, Wells, Wenecoheage, Wenemerithew, Werampes, Werampes, Wesel, Weskcum, Wesquasesac, Westanek, Westwak, Wetagun, Weump, Whareson, Wheeler, Whiethead, Whitehare, Whithare, Whitmore, Whitneyman, Wiacombone, Wickham, Wicks, Willett, William, Williams, Williamson, Wilmon, Winecroscum, Wines, Winthrop, Wintrup,

Wionconow, Woddall, Woghig, Wood, Woodhull, Wooly, Wopehege, Worth, Wyandanch, Yayanfysu, Youngs, Young, Youngs.

Name Index: Records of the Town of Brookhaven, Book C, [comp.by] Mrs. Richard Smith, NJ State Regent. [S.l.: Gift of Mrs. B.G. LoPresti, through Polly Wyckoff Chapter, NSDAR, 2-063 NJ], 1995. – LI REF T-BROO NAM -- Index includes the following surnames: Adams / Addams, Ackerly / Acrely / Akerly, Alben / Alben, Aldridge, Amos, Arnold, Arther, Avery, Backer, Bailey, Baker, Barnes / Barns, Bartlet, Bartly, Barto / Bartoe, Bate / Bates, Bayles / Bayle / Baly / Bally, Beale, Bellows, Benjamin, Benit / Bennett / Bennit, Berry, Biggs / Bigs, Bishop / Bishup / Bushop, Blydenburgh / Blydenborow / Blydenburd / Blidenburd, Boetell / Burtell, Bower, Brewer, Brewster, Brooks / Brookes, Browne, Brush, Buchanan / Becannon, Bud / Budd, Burling, Burnet / Burnit / Burnett / Burnitt, Byeu, Carle, Carman, Carter, Cary / Carry, Cherry, Chichester / Chitester / Chitster, Choake, Clark / Clarke, Clowes / Clowse / Cloves, Coler, Colly, Conklin / Conkling, Conner, Cooke, Cooley, Coombs / Coomes / Comes, Cooper, orbit, Corey / Cory, Corwin, Cosgrove / Cossgrove, Cox, Darling, Davis, Dayton / Daiton / Daton, Delensee (Delancey?), Denton, DePeyster, Dsiers, Dewick, Dickerson, Dickinson, Dixon, Dongan, Down / Downs, Downing, Dunlavy, Duryea / Derye, Eaton, Eber, Eborne /Eburne / Eborn / Eburn, Edowe / Edows / Eddows, Edwards / Edwerds, Ellison, Everson / Everton / Evason, Fancy / Ffancy / Ffansey, Faning / Fanning, Fanshaw, Field, Fillips (see Phillips), Finch, Firmon, Floyd, Foord, Foot, Fordom, Fogerson / Faugerson, Fowler, Frances / Fraineses, Frost, Futhy / Ffuthy, Garard / Gerard, Garrat (see also Jarrot), Garling / Barling, Getsheus, Gibb, Gitson, Gluver, Gold, Goldsmith / Gouldsmith, Gomery, Goodale, Goodin / Gooding, Gould, Gousbery, Gra / Gray, Green / Grene, Hains, Hallock / Hallat / Halock, Halsey, Haltemer, Hamilton, Hammon / Hammond, Harned, Hart, Hartwell, Haven / Havens, Hawkings / Hawkins, Hedges, Helme / Halme / Healme / Helm, Herrick, Hickson, Hirst / Hust, Hoel, Hogor / Ffogor, Holme, Homan / Homans, Hopkins, Howel / Howell, Hubbard / Hubord, Hubert, Hudson / Hutson, Hulc / Halc / Hilcis / Hulls / Huls, Hunter, Hurch, Hutchicken / Hutchinson, Jarrot / Jarret / Jarrat / Jarard / Jared (see also Garard), Jayne / Jayn / Jane / Jeane / Jean, Jener / Jenner, Jenney, Johnson / Jonson, Jones, Kelley / Kelly / Killey, Ketcham, King, Kinner, Landon, Lane / Laine / Layne, Lawless, Leak / Leek, Legg, Levies, Liskim / Liskum / Liscom, Longbothom / Longbottom / Longbothum, Loomis / Lomes / Lummis, Lore, Lorins, Lore, Lorins, Mangomery, Mapes, Marven, Mather, Michael, Miller, Moger / Mogar, Molatt, Monro / Monroe / Munroe, Moor / Moore, Mosher / Moshier, Mott, Mount, Muirson / Murson, Mulford, Muncy / Moncy / Munsey, Munsel / Muncel, Murr / Marr, Nash / Mash, “Negro Woman”, Nelson, Newton, Nicoll / Nickals / Nichols, Norton, Nuton / Nutun, Oaks, Odell, Olmstard, Osborn, Overton / Oventon, Owen, Park, Parker, Pelletreau, Perk / Perke / Perkes, Perry / Pery, Petty, Philips / Phillips / Pillips (see also Fillips), Pierson / Person, Plat, Poole / Pooll / Poule, Price, Punderson, Randal / Rendel, Rayment, Rayner, Reaves / Reeve / Reves, Richard, Rider, Risley, Robbins / Robins, Roberson / Robersun, Robertson, Robinson / Robison, Robson, Roe / Roo / Rooe / Row, Rogers, Rose, Ruggles / Rugles, Ruland / Rulan / Rulon, Runald, Russel, Saint, Salmon / Salomon, Samons / Sammons, Satterly, Saterly, Saxton / Sexton, Sayler / Sayllier / Syller, Scribner, Sells / Sills / Sels / Sell, Seton, Seward / Sewerd / Soward / Severd, Shaw, Skidmore, Sleight, Smith, Soper, Sowerd / Sweard (see Seward), Squaw, Squire, Steward, Still, Stone, Strong, Swasy, Sweasy / Sweazey / Swezey / Swezy, Sweney, Teril / Terrill / Terrel, Terry, Thester, Thomas / Tommas, Thompson / Thomson / Tompson / Tomson, Thorp / Tharp, Tiller / Tiler Tylar, Tobey / Toby, Tooker / Towker, Townesen / Towesin, Tredwell, Tucker, Turner / Turnor, Tuthill / Tuttel / Tutthill, Underwood, Van Brunt / Vanbrunt, Wade / Waid / Wads, Wakeham, Ward / Woard / Word / Warde, Waring, Warner, Warin / Warrin / Waraine, Waters / Watters, Watson, Webb, Weed, Weeks, Wells / Well, Wescomb / Wescon, Wheler, Whitehare / Whitehaire /Whiteire / Whithare / Whithear, Whitman, Whitier / Whitter,

Wicks / Wickes, Willcut, Willes, William / Williams, Williamson, Willet / Williets, Wilmut, Wincorum, Wines, Winthrop / Wintrup / Wentroup, Wood, Woodhull / Wodhul / Wodhull, Woodruff / Woodruf, Wolly / Wooley / Wolle / Woole / Woolle, Worth, Yarington / Yerenton, Young / Youngs.

o East Hampton (N.Y. : Town)

East Hampton Town: 1850 Census, Suffolk County, L.I., New York, comp. by David A. Kerkhof. Sayville, NY: Sayville Junior High School, 1985. – LI REF 929.3747 EAS

Rattray, Jeannette Edwards. East Hampton History, Including Genealogies of Early Families. East Hampton, NY: The Author, 1953. – LI REF 974.725 T-EHAM RAT – “Genealogies”: pp. 201-604 constitute about 2/3rds of the book, including the following surnames: Baker, Barnes or Barns, Bennett, Chatfield, Conklin or Conkling, Davis, Dayton, Dibble, Dimon, Dominy, Edwards, Field, Filer, Fithian, Gann, Gardiner, Gould, Hand, Hedges, Hicks, Homan, Hopping, Huntting, Isaacs, Jones, King, Leek, Lester, Loper, Miller, Mulford, Murdock, Osborn or Osborne, Parsons, Payne or Paine, Schellinger, Shaw, Sherrill, Simons, Squires, Stratton, Strong, Tallmadge, Tillinghast, Topping, Vail, Van Scoy. Also includes “Honor Roll, World War I”, pp. 183-186, and “Honor Roll, World War II, pp. 187-197 (These list names, not record of service.) There is an Indes of Proper Names in History Section Only – Pages 1 through 181 (Index, pp. 608-619), that includes the surnames: Abbot, Abel, Ackerman, Adams, Alcock, Aldrich, Aldridge, Allen, Anderson, Andre, Andrews, Anne, Ansbro, Arbuthnot, Auman, Babcock, Back, Bacon, Baer, Bahner, Bailey, Baillergeau, Baillie, Baird, Baker, Baldwin, Bannister, Barbour, Barclay, Barnes or Barns, Barnum, Barsdis, Bartlett, Bayley, Beard, Beckwith, Bedell, Beecher, Belknap, Bell, Bellomont, Bennett, Benson Bird, Birdsall, Bishop, Blaber, Blackmar, Blux, Bodine, Bogert, Bond, Boston, Bosworth, Bothner, Boughton, Bourne, Bowditch, Bradish, Brady, Brennan, Bridenbaugh, Brisbane, Brockholst, Bromley, Brook, Brookes, Brooks, Brown, Browning, Brunemann, Buck, Buell, Bullions, Burdette, Burke, Burling, Burnett, Burrows, Byrnes, Calhern, Carlson Carpenter, Carr, Carroll, Carse, Cartwright, Cass, Castle, Catherine, Chandler, Charles, Chase, Chatfield, Chauncey, Chisholm, Chorley, Clark, Clark-Duff, Cline, Clinton, Clowes, Coatsworth, Cockenoe-De-Long Island, Coghlan, Coleman, Colepeper, Coler, Coles, Colgan, Collins, Condit, Conklin or Conkling, Cook, Cooper, Coote, Corbin, Cornbury, Cornwell, Corwin, Cote, Creel, Crevecoeur, Cullen, Cullum, Cyrus, Daily, Dankers, Dankowski, Darbe, Dater, Davenport, Davis, Day, Dayton, Dean, Denton, Derby, Dering, De Sanctis, Deurcant, Dibble, Dickens, Dickerman, Dickinson, Dielman, Dimon, Dinah, Dodd, Dominy, Dongan, Donoho, Douglas, Dowd, Dowling, Downs, Drew, Driscoll, Dunmore, Dunn, Duryea, Du Val, Dyer, Eaton, Eberlein, Edison, Edson, Edwards, Eells, Eldredge, Eliot, Elizabeth, Ely, Embury, English, Erdman, Erickson, Evelyn, Fairfield, Farrett, Farrington, Field, Filer, Finch, Fisher, Fithian, Flanagan, Flannery, Fletcher, Flinn, Floyd, Foote, Fordham, Foster, Fowler, Franklin, Frazee, Fredericksen, French, Frood, Frost, Frothingham, Gale, Gann, Gardiner, Gardner, Garlick or Garlicke, Gay, Geary, Geiger, Gelb, Gerard, Gilbride, Gillum, Gilmartin, Goddard, Gordon, Gould, Graingerm, Gray, Green, Greene, Greer, Gregory, Griffin, Griffing, Griffith, Grinnell, Griswold, Guerin, Guest, Gunster, Hadder, Haines, Hale, Halsey, , Halsted, Hamilton, Hamlin, Hammond, Hand Harding, Harkness, Harper, Harris, Hartmann, Hassam, Havens, Hedges, Heller, Henie, Henry, Herrickm Herrlin, Herter, Hicks, Hillyer, Hinman, Hinton, Hitchcock, Hobart, Holton, Homan, Hoover, Hopkins, Hopper, Hopping, Horlacher, Horton, Houldsworth, Howe, Howell, Hubbard, Hudson, Hughes, Huhn, Hull, Hulse, Hunter, Huntington, Huntting, Hurlburt, Hutchinson, Hyde, Imbrie, Ingalls, Ingraham, Ireland, Isaacs, Jackson, James, Jefferson, Jefferys,Jenette, Jenney, Jennings, Jermain, Jewett, Johnson, Jones, Joyner, Kehoe,

Kennedy, Ketcham, Keyes, Keys, Kidd, Kieff, Kimball, King, Kinsler, Kirk, Kitchell, Knabenshue, Koster, Krech, Laas, La Farge, Lafever, Lamb, Lathrop, Laughton, Lawrence, Leavitt, Lechford, Ledyard, Leek, Leggett, Lester, Levering, Lewis, Lillie, Lockwood, Loper, Ludlam, Luther, Lynch, Lyon, MacArthur, Macay, Mackie, Madison, Mairs, Mansir, Marasca, Marsland, Martin, Mather, Mayer, Mayes, Maynard, McCall, McCallum, McDonald, McHugh, McKinley, McLanahan, McLeod, Meacham, Meeker, Meggs or Meigs, Mershon, Miller, MillikenMillison, Mitchell, Molloy, Monberg, Monks, Montgomery, Moore, Moran, Morgan, Morse, Moses, Mulford, Mullane, Mulligan, Mumford, Munroe, Murdock, Murphy, Myrick, Ned, Neergaard, Nicoll, Nicolls, Nielsen, Ninicraft, Norris, Nugent, Oakley, Obadiah, O’Brien, O’Callaghan, Odell, O’Keefe, Olson, Orr, Osborn, Overton, Paddy, Palmer, Parlabien, Parsons, Partridge, Paul, Paxton, Payne, Pearson, Peck, Peddy, Peg, Pelletreau, Pelzman, Penny or Penney, Pennypacker, Perkins, Petty, Pharaoh, Phillips, Pierson, Plato, Poggatacut, Potter, Pratt, Prentice, Price, Prime, Purcell, Quashawam, Quaw, Quinn, Ranger, Rattray, Raynor, Reilly, Reutershan, Richardson, Richey, Rinaldi, Ripley, Robertson, Robinson, Rodgers, Roosevelt, Rose, Ross, Rowland, Rush, Russell, Rysam, Sage, Salisbury, Saville, Say, Scandiffio, Schellinger, Schenck, Schey, Schneider, Schultz, Schurman, Schwenck, Scott, Scoville, Scribner, Seabury, Seaman, Sefcik, Shaw, Sheen, Sheldon, Shelorke, Sherrill or Sherry, Shippen, Simons or Simonds, Siter, Sleight, Smith, Spalding, Spicer, Squires or Squier, St. Gaudens, Stanborough, Stanton, Steele, Stephens, Sterling, Steuart, Stevens, Stiles, Still, Stillman, Stimson, Stoddard, Stokes, Stowe, Stratton, Strong, Swezey, Sylvester, Szeczepankowski, Talkhouse, Talmage or Talmadge, Tarazavich, Terbell, Terry, Tew, Thaw, Thomas, Thompson or Thomson, Tiffany, Tillinghast, Tinker, Tooker, Topping, Townsend, Trammer, Treder, Trippe, Tuohy, Turgot, Turner, Tuttle, Tyler, Tyson, Vail or Veale, Vanderbilt, Van Deventer, Van Ingeh, Van Scoy or Van Schaick, Vesey, Vetault, Vetch, Voorhees, Wade, Wainwright, Wallace, Walstein, Wardle, Washington, Weber, Weeks, Weir, Wells, Westermann, Wheeler, Wheelock, Whipple, White, Whitehair, Whitelock, Whitlock, Whitman, Whittemore, Wich-I-Kit-Taw-But, Wick, Willey, Williams, Williamson, Willis, Wines, Winthrop, Wollam, Wood, Woodhouse, Wodin, Woodward, Woolworth, Worrall, Wright, Wyancombone, Wyandanch, York, Young, Zenger.

o Huntington (N.Y. : Town)

Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Huntington Historic Cemeteries, 3rd rev. ed., comp. by Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, N.Y.: Office of the Historian, 1988. – LI REF 929.5097 LAN

Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Town of Huntington School Trustee Annual Census Reports, 1827-1863, 2 vols. [bound as 1], comp. by Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, NY: Office of the Historian, 1982. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT 1827-1863 SCHOOL

Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Manumision Book of the Towns of Huntington & Babylon, Long Island, New York, with Some Earlier Manumissions and Index, 1800-1824. Huntington, NY: Office of the Historian, 1980. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT MAN

Huntington (NY : Town). Historian. Marriages & Deaths (with Comments) from the Account Book of Darling Whitney & Daniel Darling Whitney of Woodbury, Long Island, New York, 1808-1848, Towns of Huntington and Oyster Bay. Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Huntington American Revolution Bicentennial Committee, 1977. – LI REF 929.3747 WHI

Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Personal Name Index to Huntington Town Records, Including Babylon, Long Island, New York, 1653-1873, vols. I, II, III, prepared by Rufus A. Langhans, et al. Huntington, NY: Office of the Historian, 1978. – Contains references to the following surnames: Abbet, Abbett, Abel, Abercrombie, Abrahams, Acerly, Acherson, Ackerley, Ackerly, Adams, After, Ahren, Aitkin, Akerly, Akly, Albeen Albertson, Albin, Alexander, Alexandre, Alldar, Alle, Allebee, Allen, Allibe, Allison, Ally, Alsop, Ambermon, Anderson, Andrews, Andross, Anton, Appelberg, Arbuckle, Armont, Armstrong, Arnold, Arnoll, Arter, Arthur, Ascough, Atkins, Auser, Austin, Auther, Avery, Backle, Bailey, Baileys, Baily, Baker, Bakhor, Balden, Baldwin, Baley, Balldin, Balley, Bamp, Banvard, Barker, Barnes, Barret, Barrett, Barry, Bartlett, Barto, Barton, Bartram, Bates, Baxter, Bayard, Bayles, Bayley, Baylis, Bayly, Beadell, Beadle, Beadle, Beagle, Beale, Beard, Beardslee, Becker, Bedel, Bedell, Bedle, Beebe, Beech, Beedler, Beers, Beetts, Behrens, Belgian, Bellard, Bendrick, Benedict, Bennet, Bennett, Bennitt, Bennydick, Benson, Bergerstine, Berine, Berry, Bert, Bertoon, Betts, Bfrgmoser, Biges, Biggs, Billar, Birch, Bird, Birdseye, Bisbing, Bishop, Black, Blachle, Blachley, Blachly, Blackburn, Blackman, Blair, Blanckett, Blatchley, Blatchly, Blattener, Blauvelt, Bleeker, Bloxsom, Blydenburgh, Boalding, Bogardus, Bogue,Bold, Bolding, Bonaws, Bonsiy, Booth, Bore, Borem, Bostwick, Bougart, Bouton, Bowden, Bower, Box, Boyle, Brady, Brandt, Braum, Braume, Brenkerfaif, Brennan, Brewerton, Brewster, Briant, Brice, Briggs, Brinkerhoff, Brittenn, Brokholis, Brooks, Brotherton, Broton, Brower, Brown, Browne, Brumer, Brundig, Brush, Bruster, Bruthren, Bruyne, Bud, Budd, Bufet, Buffett, Bugbee, Bunce, Bunches, Bunn, Burch, Burr, Burramans, Burrows, Burtice, Burto, Burtus, Burwig, Butler, Bryan, Bryant, Bryar, Byard, Byrnes, Byron, Cabam, Cabbs, Cain, Caire & Johnson, Calbert, Callem, Cambreling, Campbell, Cannon, Car, Carl, Carle, Carleton, Carll, Carman, Carmen, Carmeron, Carmon, Carney, Carpenter, Carr, Carrity, Carson, Carter, Casbr, Case, Casey, Cauley, Chamier, Chapin, Chapple, Charles, Charlick, Charlton, Chatfield, Chauncy, Chesbrough, Ceehan, Cheeseman, Chichester, Chiskanol, Christie, Clark, Clarke, Clear, Clements, Clemments, Clifford, Clingheart, Clinton, Clock, Cloud, Clowes, Cluff, Coake, Cobet, Cobles, Cockran, Coddington, Cohen, Coldin, Cole, Coleby, Colegrove, Coles, Colley, Collier, Collins, Collsy, Colly, Colyer, Conant, Conklin, Conkling, Conklyne, Conner, Conquest, Conway, Cook, Coolly. Cooney, Cooper, Copaboon, Corain, Cordier, Corey, Cornelius, Cornell, Cornish, Cornwall, Coronthos, Cortlanes, Cory, Cott, Cotter, Courtland, Cowan, Coyne, Crampton, Crandfield, Dennis, Denton, Depiestir, Derby, Deres, , Deree, DeReidesel, Devine, Devoe, Devine, Dibble, Dickenson, Dickerson, Digbe, Digby, Dikeman, Dillon, Dingee, Dinnerly, Disbroue, Dixson, Dodge, Dofsen, Dogherty, Doherty, Dolarisy, Dongan, Donohue, Doolittle, Dorfle, Dorman, Dory, Doty, Dougherty, Doughty, Douglas, Douglass, Dow, Downing, Downs, Doyle, Drenning, Driggs, Ducey, Duchen, Duffey, Dunce, Durbee, Durling, Durye, Duryea, Duryee, Dusingberry, Eaton, Ebenezer, Eckerton Edsalls, Edwards, Eells, Ellis, Emmens, England, English, Erskine, Este, Evans, Everet, Everit, Everrett, Fagan, Fanning, Farrell, Farrington, Fawster, Ffalconer, Ffancy, Fferman, Ffinch, Ffreebody, Ffrencham, Field, Finch, Fish, Fisher, Fkanegan, Fleet, Fletcher, Flo, Florence, Floyd, Fodell, Fogerty, Foley, Foord, Fordham, Forman, Forrington, Foscue, Foster, Fox, Frame, Francis, Francisco, Franks, Frazier, Freeze, Freland, French, Frenshom, Frost, Furnam, Furton, Gaines, Gallagher, Gallant, Galvin, Gannon, Gardener, Gardiner, Gardner, Garger, Gates, Gavin, Gaynor, Gentry, George, German, Gibb, Gilbert, Gilcrist, Gildersleeve, Gillen, Gillispie, Gillet, Gillett, Gilmore, Glines, Glover, Glyn, Godby, Godfrey, Goggin, Gold, Golding. Goldsbrow, Gollding, Good, Gorham, Gosby, Gould, Grace, Grafe, Graham, Gray, Gray, Green, Greene, Grey, Grice, Griffin, Griffis, Griffith, Griggs, Gritman, Gruehlin, Gubbins, Guildersleeve, Guint, Gulmartin, Gummery, Gundlier, Gurney, Gutzner, Hade, Haff, Haggerty, Hagkurne, Haight, Haikit, Hall, Hall,

Hallet, Hallock, Halstead, Hamilton, Hammel, Hammerly, Hammond & Ackley, Hand, Handford, Hanlon, Hannegan, Hansell, Hardy, Harrison, Harkensthweng, Harnard, Harned, Harnet, Harnit, Harper, Harris, Harrison, Harrot, Hart, Hartt, Harvy, Haskins, Hatfield, Hauger, Havens, Heart, Heartranleff, Heartt, Heaviland, Helems, Hendrickson, Henrich, Herman, Hermitage, Heviland, Hewett, Hewlett, Hicks, Higbe, Higbee, Highbe, Highbee, Higbie, Higby, Higgans, Hill, Hillier, Hills, Hingersoll, Hingerson, Hinkerson, Hinks, Hinny, Hitchcock, Hoadling, Hobart, Hobert, Hodges, Hidgins, Hoesch, Hoffman, Hogan, Hoges, Hoit, Holdsworth, Hollman, Holly, Holme, Holmes, Homan, Hooper, Hopkins, Hormandon, Horthorn, Horton, Houldbroke, Howard, Howe, Howell, Hoyatt, Hubart, Hubbard, Hubbart, Hubble, Hubbs, Hubert, Hubs, Hudson, Huff, Hughes, Hulbert, Hull, Hulock, Hulse, Hundt, Hunt, Huntington, Huntting, Hurd, Hutchins, Hutchinson, Hutchuysin, Hutting, Huzze, Hyland, Iago, Iden, Ingersole, Inglis, Ireland, Ivens, Jackson, James, Jamison, Jannies, Jansen, Jarves, Jarvis, Jayne, Jeams, Jeninges, Jenners, Jewett, Jillet, Jira, Joanes, Johnes, Johns, Johnson, Jones, Jordon, Joyce, Kaiser, Kaler, Kampe, Kathman, Katts, Kayser, Kean, Kearney, Kebey, Keefe, Keefie, Keen, Keer, Keifer, Keiler, Keith, Kelcy, Kellam, Kellcy, Kellem, Kelley, Kellum, Kelly, Kelsey, Kennedy, Kennesy, Kenny, Kent, Keppler, Kesllis, Ketcham, Ketchams, Kettcham, Keyler, Kicham, Killfoyle, King, Kinsler, Kirby, Kirsch, Kissam, Kleinr, Knapp, Knyf, Kollye, Kortwright, Kyser, Lake, Lam, LaMeyer, Lane, Langdon, Lange, Lanigan, Lanne, Lansing, Larabeem Laskey, Laton, Latten, Latting, Lattoy, Laughton, Lawrence, Leary, Leaycraft, Lebock, Lee, LeekLefferts, Leighton, Leisler, Leland, Lemons, Leonard, Lepherrt, Lesford, Leverg, Leverich, Leverich, Leverige, Leveritt, Leviness, Levy, Lewis, Linch, Lincoln, Lindsay, Lininton, Lisden, Livingston, Lloyd, Lobdell, Lockwood, Loe, Long, Longe, Loose, Lous, Lovelace, Lowndes, Ludlam, Ludlow, Lum, Luther, Lynch, Lysagt, Lysight, McAlpin, McArden, Macbeth, McBride, McCamley, McCarthy, Mace, McConnell, McCoren, McCormick, McCoun, McCully, McDermott, McDonelad, McDonough, McDougall, McGear, McGregor, McGuire, McGuirime, McGumley, McHugh, McIntosh, McIntyre, McKay, McKenzie, Manley, Manly, Manning, Manuel, Mapes, Mariarity, Mark, Marken, Marser, Marsh, Marshall, Marten, Martin, Mason, Massey, Mather, Mathews, Mathis, Mathues, Matthes, Matthews, Mattias, Mattnes, Maurits, May, Maybee, Mayo, Meade, Meehan, Megs, Merenus, Merett, Merrill, Merrit, Merritt, Messinger, Meyer, Michael, Michall, Middleton, Miger, Milborne, Miller, Mills, Mitchell, Moale, Moberay, Mobery, Mobray, Moddle, Moffat, Moncy, Monfort, Mong, Monnel, Monroe, Mooney, Moore, Moran, More, Morgan, Morgen, Morrell, Morris, Morrison, Moss, Mot, Mott, Moubray, Mowbray, Muir, Mulford, Muller, Mulligan, Mulvehill, Muncey, Muncy, Muney, Munsch, Murphy, Murray, Nabor, Naibour, Nash, Nathway, Neal, Nedam, Neeks, Negrier, Netherway, Nevius, Newbury, Newcombe, Newman, Newmen, Newton, Nicholas, Nichollss, Nichols, Nickolls, Nicoll, Nicolle, Nicolls, Nicols, Noaks, Nockes, Nocks, Nokes, Nolan, Nolicken, Noonan, North, Norton, Nostran, Novis, Noyes, Oakes, Oakley, Oakly, Oaks, O’Bride, O’Brien, Odel, Ogden, Ogelthorpe, O’Halloran, O’Learney, Oliver, O’Mera, Olmstead, Onderdonk, O’Neill. Oood, O’Rell, Osburne, Osten, O’Sullivan, Overton, Oviat, Oynen, Page, Pain Painter, Palmer, Pankratz, Parat, Parcime, Parrott, Parsons, Patrick, Patterson, Paulding, Paumier, Payne, Pearsall, Pearson, Peat, Peck, Pederick, Pedrick, Peebody, Peg, Pierson Pell, Penny, Pentegrass, Peppard, Percs, Perks, Persall, Person, Peters, Pettit, Pettite, Peyster, Phiolips, Phillips, Pickerell, Pickhart, Pierson, Pine, Pitcher, Pitts, Place, Plate, Platt, Pleas, Plum, Pomarary, Pope, Portar, Porter, Post, Potter, Potts, Powel, Powell, Powers, Pratt, Prescott, Preston, Price, Prime, Primp, Prince, Provoost, Provost, Pruden, Pugsley, Punderson, Purdy, Pyne, Queen Ann, Queen Mary, Quinn, Quinte, Race, Ralpht, Rann, Rase, Rawdon, Ray, Raynor, Read, Ready, Reahl, Reeve, Reeves, Regan, Rehm, Reid, Reily, Remp, Rempp, Rescaruickee, Resque, Reuland, Rhinelander, Rhodes, Richards, Richardson, Richjbell, Richmond, Rider,

Ridgaway, Ridgaways, Riggs, Risden, Risdon, Ritchie, Roarke, Robbert, Robbins, Roberson, Roberts, Robertson, Robeson, Robins, Robinson, Robison, Richmond, Richmuller, Roch, Rochester, Rock, Rodgers, Roe, Roff, Rogers, Roggers, Rohler, Rolph, Rooaback, Roose, Rose, Rowland, Royce, Rudolph, Ruland, Rusco, Rushmore, Russel, Ryan, Ryder, Ryerson, Sadler, Saffin, Salltan, Salmons, Samans, Samens, Samis, Sammayes, Sammis, Samons, Sampson, Samwayes, Sandford, Sands, Saterly, Saunders, Saxton, Schemmelfenning, Schenck, Schimtz, Schneider, Schoor, Schuchidt, Schumaker, Scidmore, Scieviner, Scoefield, Scott, Scrivener, Scudd, Scudder, Sculley, Seaman, Seamers, Seamon, Seardam, Searing, Sears, Secor, Seely, Seely, Sefore, Selah, Selleck, Sellick, Sells, Semany, Seniors, Sexton, Seymore, Shadbolt, Shaddain, Shaffer, Shanks, Shannen, Shannon, Sharp, Shaw, Shedd, Sheppard, Sherif, Sherman, Shipman, Shore, Shorter, Shotwell, Sillick, Sillman, Sills, Simcoe, Simions, Simons, Simonton, Simpkins, Simpson, Sinclair, Sinnot, Skidmore, Skilman, Skinner, Skudars, Slack, Slatterly, Sloan, Sloss, Sloughter, Smalling, Smith, Soper, Sotton, Southard, Sparks, Spragge, Sprague, Spriggs, Squire, Squires, Stanton, Starkins, States, Staunton, Stead, Steers, Steuerd, Stevens, Stewart, Stikerles, Still, Stillwell Stobel, Stout, Stratton, Street, Strey, Strickland, Stringham, Strong, Sullivan, Suten, Sutton, Suydam, Swinton, Sylvester, Symonds, Sysed, Tailer, Tailor, Talbot Tallmage, Tanutt, Tappen, Tarlton, Taylor, Ted, Teed, Terry, Thannington, Thomas, Thompson, Thomson, Thorn, Thornton, Thurston, Tichenor, Tid, Tierney, Tighe, Tilden Tillet, Tilley, Tillot, Tillotson, Tilot, Tittus, Titus, Todd, Tolland, Tooker, Toper, Torling, Totten, Totton, Townsand, Townsend, Townshend, Tracy, Trainer, Travis, Tredwell, Treimeyer, Trembly, Tryon, Tubs, Tucker, Tuthill, Udale, Udall, Udell, Underhill, Upham, Vail, Valentine, VanAllen, VanAusdall, Vanderburg, Vancot, VanCott, Vancott, VanDam, Vanderbelt, Vanderbilt, Vanderhoff, Vanderwater, Vanfore, VanHorns, VanHoughton, VanLane, VanLew, VanNostrand, VanSchaik, Vanscot, VanShaick, VanSize, VanVelsoreVanWarters, VanWick, Vanwick, VanWyck, Vanwyck, Vanwyke, VanWykes, Vaughn, Veal, Veall, Velsor, Veorns, Verrity, Vincent, Vitetto , Voll, Vollintine, Voorhest, Vooria, Waer, Walcott, Walker, Wallace, Walters, Waltures, Wanser, Ward, Waren, Wareng, Waring, Warner, Washington, Waterbury, Waters, Watters, Wattles, Weakes, Weaviland, Webe, Weeks, Weight, Welch, Wells, Welton, West, Westcott, Westeth, Westlakes, Wetmore, Whalley, Wheeler, Wheeler’s, Wheler, Wheliar, Whellams, Whisler, Whisson, White, Whitehead, Whitecar, Whithead, Whitman, Whitmore, Whitmoth, Whitney, Whitnie, Whitsen, Whitson, Whitte, Whitthaire, Whittng, Wick, Wickes, Wicks, Wiggins, Wilkes, Willets, William, Williams, Williamson, Willis, Williss, Willits, Wilmarth, Wilmot, Wilmoth, Wilson, Winflow, Winthrop, Wiser, Wolcy, Wood, Woodend, Woodes, Woodhull, Woodruff, Woodward, Woolsey, Worinscott, Wortman, Wright, York, Young, Youngs.

Huntington (NY : Town). Office of the Historian. Vital Statistics: Marriage, Deaths, & Births: Town of Huntington, Long island, New York, 1847-1848-1849, comp. by Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, NY: The Town, 1980. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT HUN

o Islip (N.Y. : Town)

Long Island’s Prominent South Shore Families: Their Estates and Their Country Homes in the Towns of Babylon and Islip, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2007. – LI REF 974.7245 T-HEMP EPI

Tricentennial Project: Islip Town: 1850 Census, Suffolk County, New York, David A. Kerkhof, comp. Sayville, NY: Sayville Junior High School, 1983. – LI REF 974.725 T-ISLP TRI

o Riverhead (N.Y. : Town)

See also Southold (N.Y. : Town)

American Revolutionary War Soldiers’ and Patriots’ Graves in the Town of Riverhead, New York, [comp.], researched and written by Georgette L. Case. [S.l.]: Daughters of the American Revolution. Suffolk County Chapter, 1999. – LI REF 974.725 T-RIVR CAS

Southold (N.Y. : Town) and Riverhead (N.Y. : Town). Southold Town Records [Libers A & B], vol. 1, copied and explantory notes added by J. Wickham Case. New York: S.W. Green’s Son, Printed by Order of the Towns of Southold and Riverhead, 1882. – LI REF 974.725 T-SOHD SOU v. 1 – Index, pp. 479-490. Manumissions Issued by the Town of Riverhead and the Town of Southold, 1791-1821, researched and comp. by Penny Byrne. [Patchogue, NY: Patchogue-Medford Library, 2013]. -- LI REF T-SOHD BYR

Riverhead (N.Y. : Town). Riverhead Town records, 1792-1886 [Liebers A, B, and C], Dr. Arthur Channing Downs, Jr., ed. Hunbtington, NY: The Long-Islander, Printed by Order of the Town of Riverhead, 1967. – Includes an Index, pp. 751-846 and a variety of appendices useful to genealogists.

o Shelter Island (N.Y. : Town)

Duvall, Ralph G. The History of Shelter Island, 1652-1932, with a Supplement, 1932-1952, 2nd ed., by Jean L. Schladermundt. Shelter Island Heights, NY: The Authors, 1952. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHIS – Includes Index (pp. 257-270), in which the following surnames appear: Abbott, Ackley, Adams, Ahaquatawamock, Alexander, Anderson, Appleby, Aspell, Aspinwall, Avona, Baldwin, Barnes, Battin, Becker, Beebe, Beecher, Behrends, Belknap, Bellomont, Bennett, Bissell, Blados, Block, Bohlke, Boisseau, Booth, Boswell, Bourne, Bowden, Bowditch, Bradley, Brinley, Brown, Buckley, Bull, Burns, Burroughs, Butler, Cabot, Campbell, Cartwright, Case, casey, Ca(y)ton, Chase, Cheekanoo, Chester, Chilton, Clark, Clee, Cockenoe, Coe, Congden, Conklin, Conkling, Conrad, Cook, Copley, Corse, Corwin, Costa, Cressy, Crook, Cuffee, Currie, Davis, Dawson, Dean, Dering, Dettmer, Dickerson, Dickinson, Dodge, Donohue, Douglass, Duffy, Duvall, Dwight, Dyer, Edenson, Edson, Edwards, Eggleston, Eliot, Emott, Evans, Farlow, Farrett, Figunear, Fiske, Foley, Fosdick, Fountain, Fox, Franklin, French, Fuller, Furman, Gar, Gardiner, Gerard, Gibney, Gilman, Glover, Goldsmith, Goodyear, Gordon, Gorham, Gough, Gould, Grant, Greeley, Greene, Griffing, Griffith, Groser, Hight, Hall, Halsey, Hamilton, Hanes, Hansen, Hardy, Harlow, Harries, Harrison, Hathaway, Havens, Heatherton, Hempstead, Herbert, Herrick, Hicks, Hill, Hillsdale, Hoagland, Hobart, Holder, Holloway, Hopkins, Horsford, House, Howell, Hudson, Huget, Hulse, Huntting, Hutson, Ingmire, Isham, Jackson, Jargstorff, Jenkins, Jennings, Jewitt, Johnson, Johnston, Jones, Kahle, Kahn, Kalley, Keep, Kelley, Ketcham, Kidd, Kilgus, King, Kinne, Klein, Kroupa, Lamb, Lane, Laspia, Lawson, Leddra, Lee, L’Hommedieu, Liddell, Little, Littlefield, Livingston, Lloyd, Longfellow, Loper, Lord, Lovell, Lowell, Lyme, MacDonald, MacElree, Macomber, Mallman, Manhansack-aha-quash-awamock, Manwaring, Mapes, Marshall, Martin, Mawrey, Mayo, Mcky, McLellan, McManus, McNamara, Middleton, Mitchell, Momoweta, More, Morris, Moser, Mysliborski, Nicholl, Norton, Nostrand, Nowedonah, Otis, Paine, Parish, Parker, Parliman, Parsons, Paterson, Payne, Pellet, Pennypacker, Perrine, Pettit, Phillips, Pickhardt, Pinckney, Pogatticut, Poor, Porter, Power, Preston, Prime, Prince, Proctor, Raynor, Reeve, Reeves, Reilly, Reynolds,

Robinson, Ross, Rouse, Rudd, Ryder, Sabalinskas, Samson, Sanford, Sankey, sanwald, Sayre, Schroeder, Schultz, Schwartzmann, Scudder, Searles, Seeley, Shattuck, Shear, Sheldon, Sheridan, Sherman, Sherpick, Sherwood, Shiebler, Sisson, Skillman, Smith, Southwick, Stearns, Stein, Stevenson, Storrs, Stowe, Sturges, Styles, Sugo, Sullivan, Sutter, Sweet, Sylvester, Thompson, Thorne, Thursby, Tooker, Towl, Tuthill, Tybaert, Tyler, Tyndall, Ulmer, Vail, Wallace, Walther, Ward, Wase, Weber, Wells, Wesley, Westr, Westlake, Wharton, White, Whitefield, Whitney, Whittaker, Whittier, Wilcox, Wilson, Witaneymen, Wood, Woolworth, Worthington, Wyandanch, Yeisberger, Yoco, Young, Zable.

Griswold, Mac. The Manor: Three Centuries at a Slave Plantation on Long Island. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2013. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHIS GRI & Non-Fiction 974.725 GRI -- Includes Index (pp. 443-458).

Hayes, Katherine Howlett. Slavery before Race: Europeans, Africans, and Indians at Long Island’s Sylvester Manor Plantation, 1651-1884. New York: New York University Press, 2013. –974.725 T-SHIS HAY – Includes Index (pp. 215-220)

Lamont, Helen Otis. The Story of Shelter Island in the Revolution. [Shelter Island, NY]: Shelter Island Historical Society, 1975. –LI REF 974.725 T-SHIS LAM – Includes, among other things, names of those who signed the General Asociation in May 1775 (p. 15), Population of Shelter Island in 1771, Based on the Official Census Report (p. 59), Population of Shelter Island in 1776, Based on the Official Census Report (p. 60), Population of Shelter Island in 1790, Based on the Official Census Report (p. 61). Note: A list of signers of the Oath of Allegiance to the Crown is not included.

The Southold-Shelter Island Register, 1910-11. Auburn, ME: The Lawton Co., 1911. – LI REF 974.725 T-SOHD SOU

o Smithtown (N.Y. : Town)

Smithtown (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Black Roots in Smithtown: A Short History of

the Black Community, by Bradley H. Harris. Smithtown, NY: Office of the Historian, [1986]. – LI REFT-SMTH BLA – Contents: Introduction. – History. – A Record of Children Born of Slaves. – A Record of Manumissions.

o Southampton (N.Y. : Town)

Adams, James Truslow. History of the Town of Southampton. Port Washington, NY: Ira J. Friedman, Inc., 1962. – LI REF 974.725 ADA – Appendices and Index are esp. useful to genealogists, including not only family surnames, but a list of Signers of the Association, Revolutionary War and Civil War Muster Rolls, whaling records, and more.

Howell, George Rogers. The Early History of Southampton, L.I., New York, with Genealogies, rev., corrected & enl., 2nd ed. Southampton, NY: The Yankee Peddler Book Co., 1887, repr. [1969?]. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM HOW – See esp. Chapter 12 “Births, Marriages and Deaths (pp. 198-200), supplements Chapter 13 “Genealogies” (pp. 201-409), which contains sections on the following surnames: Barnes, Bishop, Bowden, Burnett, Butler, Chatfield, Clark, Cook, Cooper, Corwith, Culver, Dayton, Dimon, Edwards, Ellworth, Fanning, Fithian, Fordham, Foster, Fournier, Fowler, Gelston, Goodall, Green, Halsey, Hand, Harris, Haynes or Haines, Hedges, Herrick, Hildreth, Howell, Howell Family of Southold, Huntting, Jagger, Jennings, Johnes and Jones, Ludlow, Lupton, McCorkell, Mackie, Marshall, Mitchell, Parker, Parsons, Pelletreau, Post, Proud, Raynor, Reeve, Reeves,

Rhodes, Rogers, James Rogers Family, Rose, Sanford, Sayre, Branch of Capt. Isaac Sayre, Scott, Seymour, Squires, Stanbrough, Stephens, Talmage, Terbell, Topping, Whitker, White (Descendants of John White, Descendants ofEbenezer White), Wick, Willman, Woodruff, Wooley, Wright. There is also a Supplement (pp. 411-444), that includes the following surnames: Deming, Hand, Rhodes, Sayre, Short, and “Short Notices”, including: Anning,Bacon, Bancroft, Barbur, Barker, Barrett, Bartholomew, Beswick, Bigelow, Blyeth, Bond, Bostwick, Bower, Breed, Briggs, Browne, Budd, Bush, Butler, Campbell, Cory, Davis, Earle, Eason, Ellis, Else, Farrington, Field, Flint, Gibbons, Gilbord, Goldsmith, Goodwin, Goring, Gosmer, Gould, Griffing, Hakelton, Hampton, Hanke, Harker, Heathcote, Hilyard, Houldsworth, Howe, Hubby, Hughes, Jacques, Kallum or Kellam, Kelly, Kempton, Kirtland, Larrison or Lawrison, Laughton, Lawrence, Leaming, Lum or Loom, Maltby, Mapham or Mappem, Marvin or Merwin, Mason, Meacham, Meiggs, Melvine, Mendall, Miller, Mills, Milner, Milthorn, Moore, Morehouse, Mowbray, Needham, Newell or Newhall, Newton, Norris, Odell, Ogden, Oldfields, Osman, Owen, Paine, Painter, Parker, Parvine, Patton, Peirce, Penny, Perkins, Petty, Phillips, Pope, Redfield, Reed, Robinson, Rounsifull, Rusco, Russell, Sale, Sanders, Searing, Scott, Shaw, Shepherd, Silvester, Simkins, Smith, Standley, Stanton, Stolking or Stocking, Stratton, Strickland, Swinfield, Symonds, Tainte, Tennison, Terry, Thorpe, Tomson, Travally, Vonck, Wade, Walton, Ware, Warren or Waring, Weeks, Welbee, Wells, Wheeler, Whitehead, Wickham, Wilkeson, Willman, Wilmot, Winthrop, Wood. There is an Appendix (pp. 447-466) with Indian deeds and other colonial documents. There is a concluding, but useful “Index of Names and Subjects” (pp. 469-473).

Long Island’s Prominent Families in the Town of Southampton: Their Estates and Country Homes, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2010. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM SPI

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. The Fifth Volume of Records of the Town of Southampton, Comprising Ancient Loose Documents in the Town Clerk’s Office; also Abstracts of the Red Book of Deeds, copied and prepared for publication by William J. Post, Town Clerk, and William S. Pelletreau, and published by the Town. [S.l.]: Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Clerk, [1910]. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM 1637-1772 – Includes Index, pp. [i]-xxii, Index of Deeds, separately numbered, pp. [i]-ix. Both are at the beginning of the vol. Appendix also included facsimiles of Indian deeds.

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Book of Records of the Town of Southampton, with Other Ancient Documents of Historic Value. Including All the Writings in the Town Clerk’s Office from 1639 to 1660; transcribed with notes and an introduction by Wm. S. Pelletreau, and compiled by the undersigned Committee, chosen at Town Meeting, April 1st, 1873, and published at the expense of the Town, by its authority. Henry P. Hedges, Wm. S. Pelletreau, Edward H. Foster. Sag Harbor, NY: John H. Hunt, Book and Job Printer, 1874. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM [1639-1676] Bk.1 – Index, pp. i-iv.

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. The Sixth Volume of Record of Southampton, L.I., N.Y., Being Abstracts of Vol. II of Deeds in Town Clerk’s Office, with Additional Unrecorded Deeds, with Indexes of Names and Localities, prepared and edited by William S. Pelletreau and James A. Early, Town Clerk, and published by authority of the Town. Sag Harbor: John H. Hunt, Printer, 1915. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM 1698-[1708] – Index, pp. [278]-306, Index of Localities, pp. [307]-313.

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). The Third Book of Records of the Town of Southampton, Long Island, N.Y., with Other Ancient Documents of Historic Value. Including the Records from 1717 to 1807; transcribed with notes and an introduction by Wm. S. Pelletreau, and compiled by the undersigned Committee, appointed at Town Meeting, April 4th, 1876, and published at the expense of the Town, by its authority. Henry P. Hedges, Wm. S. Pelletreau, Edward H. Foster. [s.l.]: Printed by J.S. Hunt; repr. by Hampton

Press, 1878, repr. 1925. – LI REF T-SHTM 1717-1807 – Includes separately numbered Index, pp. [i]-xix, (after p. 411 of the Apendix).

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Trustees Records of the Town of Southampton, N.Y. (Part One), 1741-1826, a fac-simile transcribed by Harry D. Sleight of Sag Harbor, N.Y. Sag harbor?, NY: [s.n., for The Town], 1931. – LI REF T-SHTM, PT.1 1744-1826 -- Includes Index, separately numbered (after p.. 552), pp. [i]-xxxv.

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Trustees Records of the Town of Southampton, N.Y. (Part Two), 1741-1826, a fac-simile transcribed by Harry D. Sleight of Sag Harbor, N.Y. Sag harbor?, NY: [s.n., for The Town], 1931. – LI REF T-SHTM, PT.2 1741-1826 -- Includes Index, separately numbered (after p.. 425), pp. [i]-xxvii.

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. Minutes of the Board of Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of Southampton, Book 1, [Part 3], filed in the Town Clerk’s Office, Jan. 20th 1912. W.J. Post, Town Clerk. Southampton, NY: Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Clerk, [1927?]. – LI REF T-SHTM, PT.3 1741-1826-1929 -- Includes Indexes, separately numbered (after p. 118 of the Addendum), pp. [i]-xxxi.

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. The Seventh Volume of Records of the Town of Southampton, commenced January 1, 1871, comp. by Edward P. White, Town Clerk. [Southampton, NY: The Town], 1928. – LI REF 974-725 T-SHTM [1871-1892] -- Index by Printed Page, Volume VII (Southampton Records), separately numbered pp. [i]-xiii (after Addendum, p. 502)

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. The EighthVolume of Records of the Town of Southampton, 1893-1927, pt. 1. Southampton, NY: The Hampton Press, for the Town, 1930. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM 1893-1927, pt 1. – Includes separately numbered Index, pp. [i]-v. (after Addendum, p. 565)

Southampton (N.Y. : Town). Clerk. The EighthVolume of Records of the Town of Southampton, 1893-1927, pt. 2. Southampton, NY: The Hampton Press, for the Town, 1930. – LI REF 974.725 T-SHTM 1893-1927, pt 2 . – Includes separately numbered Index, pp. [i]-iv. (after p. 524

o Southold (N.Y. : Town)

Cleveland’s Supplement to the Salmon Record (1812-1879): The Long Island Traveler, February 27, 1879 through May27, 1880, comp. by David Kerkhof. Riverhead, NY: Suffolk County Historical Society, 1994. – LI REF 929.3747 CLE

Griffin, Augustus. Griffin’s Journal: First Settler of Southold; The Names of the Heads of Those Families, Being Only Thirten at the Time of Their Landing, ; First Proprietors of Orient; Biographical Sketches, &c, &c, &c. Orient, NY: The Author, 1857. – LI REF 974.725 V-ORIENT GRI

Manumissions Issued by the Town of Riverhead and the Town of Southold, 1791-1821, researched and comp. by Penny Byrne. [Patchogue, NY: Patchogue-Medford Library, 2013]. -- LI REF T-SOHD BYR

The Southold-Shelter Island Register, 1910-11. Auburn, ME: The Lawton Co., 1911. – LI REF 974.725 T-SOHD SOU

Southold (N.Y. : Town) and Riverhead (N.Y. : Town). Southold Town Records [Libers A & B], vol. 1, copied and explantory notes added by J. Wickham Case. New York: S.W. Green’s Son, Printed by Order of the Towns of Southold and Riverhead, 1882. – LI REF 974.725 T-SOHD SOU v. 1 – Index, pp. 479-490.

Southold (N.Y. : Town). Southold Town Records, 1683-1856, Liber D, v. 3, manuscript and original handwritten book transcribed in unabridged form by Magdaline Goodrich.

Southold, NY: Academy Printing Services, for Southold Town, 1983. – LI REF 974.725 T-SOHD SOU – Includes Original Index, pp. 409-410, and subsequent Index, [pp. unnumbered, corresponding to pp. 411-463]

TOWNS – Nassau County

See also Long Island Town Histories and Records [web page]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

Note: Useful genealogical material, to a greater or a lesser extent exists in Nassau County town histories and official town records in the LI REF Collection under 974.725 T-[acronym for the Town] (T-HEMH = Hempstead Town; T-NHEMH = Town of North Hemstead T-OYBAY = Town of Oyster Bay), as well under the names of the names of each of the 3 Nassau Towns in the L.I. Vertical Files. Files may range from a single item, to many subfiles on aspects, personalities, businesses, and events in the vilage’s history. (Also try the LIVF Subject Heading List using Control +C and entering the name of the Town). Files may range from a single item, to many subfiles on aspects, personalities, businesses, and events in Town history. In addition searches of Suffolk Historic Newspapers, 1821-[2007] via New York State Historic Newspapers: Suffolk County, New York, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Online, 1841-1955 (which covered all of L.I.), via Brooklyn Newsstand can be done from the comfort of home or in the Library, and the Library has susbscriptions to The New York Times, both the historical edition (starting in 1851) and current edition, as well as Newsday, historical and current editions, which may be searched in the Library.

o Hempstead (N.Y. : Town)

Bound Archival Volumes: Town Records (Hempstead [N.Y. : Town]) Long Island’s Prominent Families in the Town of Hempstead: Their Estates and

Their Country Homes, comp. & ed. by Raymond E. and Judith A. Spinzia. College Station, TX: Virtual Bookworm, 2010. – LI REF 974.7245 T-HEMP EPI

The Roots and Heritage of Hempstead Town, ed. by Natalie A. Naylor, prepared under the auspices of Hofstra university. Interlaken, NY: Heart of the Lakes Publishing, 1994. – LI REF 974.7245 T-HEMP ROO and Non-Fiction 974.7245 ROO

o North Hempstead (N.Y. : Town)

o Oyster Bay (N.Y. : Town)

Oyster Bay (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Historic Cemeteries of Oyster Bay: A Guide to Their Locations and Sources of Transcription Information, comp. by John E. Hammond. [Oyster Bay, NY: Office of the Historian], 2007. – LI REF 9747245 T-OYBAY HAM

Oyster Bay (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Index to Register of Deaths, Town of Oyster Bay (1881-1920), comp. by John E. Hammond. [Oyster Bay, NY: Office of the Historian,2007?]. – LI REF 974.7245 T-OYBAY HAM

VILLAGES – Suffolk County

See also L.I. Villages – Suffolk County, N.Y., A-K [web page] (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room) L.I. Villages – Suffolk County, N.Y., M-Z [web page] (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room) Note: Useful genealogical material, to a greater or a lesser extent may exist in the many Suffolk County village histories in the LI REF 974.725 V-[acronym for village] section (see the following examples), as well under the names of individual villages in the L.I. Vertical Files (e.g., L.I.—Brentwood, or L.I.—Patchogue). Files may range from a single item, to many subfiles on aspects, personalities, businesses, and events in the vilage’s history. (Also try the LIVF Subject Heading List using Control +C and entering the name of a village, e.g., Port Washington). Files may range from a single item, to many subfiles on aspects, personalities, businesses, and events in the vilage’s history. In addition searches of Suffolk Historic Newspapers, 1821-[2007] via New York State Historic Newspapers: Suffolk County, New York, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Online, 1841-1955 (which covered all of L.I.), via Brooklyn Newsstand can be done from the comfort of home or in the Library, and the Library has susbscriptions to The New York Times, both the historical edition (starting in 1851) and current edition, as well as Newsday, historical and current editions, which may be searched in the Library.

o Baiting Hollow, NY

Christopher Young’s Marriage Record, 1830, comp. by Alice W. Kapenberg. [Riverhead, NY]: Prinbted by Suffolk County Historical Society, with the permission of the Baiting Hollow Congregational Church, 1975. – LI REF 929.3747 YOU

o Brentwood, NY [formerly Modern Times, NY]

Wunderlich, Robert. Low Living and High Thinking at Modern Times, New York (Utopianism and Communitarianism). Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1992. – 974.725 V-BRNTW WUN

o Bridgehampton, NY

Adams, James Truslow. Memorials of Old Bridgehampton. Port Washington, NY: Ira J. Friedman, [1962]. – LI REF 974.725 AD

o Coram, NY

Longwood During the Civil War: The Story of the Citizen Soldiers of Coram, Middle Island, Yaphank, and Ridge, N.Y., [comp. and ed. by Paul Infranco and Guy Mastrion. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2002. – LI REF 973.7 INF

o Cutchogue, NY

Old Burying Ground, Cutchogue, prepared and edited by Frank J. Moore. Cutchogue, NY: [?], [n.d.]. – Non-Fiction 974.725 OLD and LI REF V-CUTCH 974.725 OLD

o East Patchogue, NY

History of a House: Leston-Duckworth Residence, 150th Anniversary, 1837-1987, comp. by Robert T. Duckworth. East Patchogue, NY: The Compiler, 1990. – LI REF 974.725 V-EPATCH DUC

Volkmann, Laurine T. The East Patchogue Community and the Robinson Family. Patchogue, NY: St. Joseph’s College, 1985. – LI REF 974.725 V-EPATCH VOL

o Hauppauge, NY

Wood Simeon. A History of Hauppauge, Long Island: With Genealogigies of the Wheeler, Smith, “Bull” Smith, Blydenburgh, Wood, Rolph, Hubbs, Price, McCrone, and Germond Families, 2nd ed., rev. anfd enl. By Jack J. Marr. Hauppauge, NY: Jack Marr Publishing Co., 1981. – LI REF 974.725 V-HAUP WOO -- Mostly genealogical. Includes (pp. 109-142) information on family and church burial places, homesteads, and appendices, but no index.

o Medford, NY

Medford Chamber of Commerce. Bicentennial Committee. 1776-1976: Medford,

Long Island, New York, Bicentennial Celebration, comp. by Ida Medeck, et al. Medford, NY: The Committee, 1976. -- LI REF 974.725 V-MEDF MED

Medford Chamber of Commerce. Bicentennial Committee. Pictorial History of Medford, New York, 1844-1944, vol. 1*, comp. by Ida Medeck. Medford, NY: The Committee, 1976. -- LI REF 974.725 V-MEDF GRE -- *Note: There have been no subsequent volumes, other than the above, providing a solid continuation of this history.

o Middle Island, NY

Bayles, Donald M. The History of the 139th New York Volunteer Infantry and the Letters of Albert and Edward Bayles. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2004. – LI REF 974.725 V-MIDIS BAY

Longwood During the Civil War: The Story of the Citizen Soldiers of Coram, Middle Island, Yaphank, and Ridge, N.Y., [comp. and ed. by Paul Infranco and Guy Mastrion. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2002. – LI REF 973.7 INF

Union Cemetery Association. Names of Those Buried in the Union Cemetery at Middle Island, L.I., New York. Middle Island, NY: The Association, 1970. – LI REF 929.5097 NAM

o Northport, NY

Jackson, Thelma. African Americans in Northport: An Untold Story. Huntington, NY: Maple Hill Press, Ltd., 2000. – LI REF 974.725 V-NPRT JAC

o Orient Griffin, Augustus. Griffin’s Journal: First Settler of Southold; The Names of the Heads

of Those Families, Being Only Thirten at the Time of Their Landing, ; First Proprietors of Orient; Biographical Sketches, &c, &c, &c. Orient, NY: The Author, 1857. – LI REF 974.725 V-ORIENT GRI

o Patchogue, NY

There are a quite a number of works in the LI REF Collection on the history of Patchogue, NY, and 10 Vertical File drawers in the L.I. – Patchogue section.

Incorporated Village of Patchogue, N.Y. Historian. Cedar Grove Cemetery: Gravesite

Directory, 2 vols. [Patchogue, NY: The Historian], 2007. – LI REF 929.5 CED 2 -- Subtitles of volumes: Alphabetical Listing by Name of Deceased and Alphabetical Listing by Gravesite Owner

Incorporated Village of Patchogue, N.Y. Historian. Lakeview Cemetery, Patchogue, New York: Gravesite Directory, comp. by Hans Henke. [Patchogue, NY: The Historian], Nov. 2001. M—LI REF 929.5 LAK

Incorporated Village of Patchogue, N.Y. Historian. Waverly Avenue Cemetery, Patchogue, New York: Gravesite Directory, comp. by Hans Henke. [Patchogue, NY: The Historian], Jan. 2002. —LI REF 929.5 WAV

Jones, Fred B. The Creek: The Patchogue River. Patchogue, NY: The Author, 1986, repr. 1997. – LI REF 974.725 V-PATCH JON – Began as a genealogy of the author’s family

o Ridge, NY

Longwood During the Civil War: The Story of the Citizen Soldiers of Coram, Middle Island, Yaphank, and Ridge, N.Y., [comp. and ed. by Paul Infranco and Guy Mastrion. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2002. – LI REF 973.7 INF

o Rocky Point, NY

Higgins, James. Slavery in Rocky Point, New York. Rocky Point, NY: Rocky Point Historical Society, 2007. – LI REF V-RKYPT HIG

Rocky Point Historical Society. Noah Hallock Cemetery of Rocky Point (Publication 97-1), [comp. by] Natalie Aurucci Stiefel, James Higgins, & Suzanne Johnson. Rocky Point, NY: The Society, 1998. – LI REF 929.2097 HALLOCK

o Sag Harbor, NY

Old Burying Ground at Sag Harbor, L.I., N.Y., comp. by Dorotyhy Ingersoll Zaykowski and the Members of the Committee for the Old Burying Ground. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, Inc., 2003. – LI REF 974.725 V-SAGHR OLD

Sag Harbor, Oakland Cemetery, [comp. by Alice H. Meigs, Marjorie H. Leek, and Ethel Metzger]. [Sag Harbor, NY: The Compilers], 1936. – LI REF 974.725 V-SAGHR SAG

Zaykowski, Dorothy Ingersoll. Sag Harbor: The Story of an American Beauty. Sag Harbor, NY: Sag harbor Historical Society, 1991. – LI REF 974.725 V-SAGHR ZAY; Non-Fiction 974.725 ZAY -- Contains many gems of genealogical interest

o Woodbury, NY

Huntington (NY : Town). Historian. Marriages & Deaths (with Comments) from the Account Book of Darling Whitney & Daniel Darling Whitney of Woodbury, Long Island, New York, 1808-1848, Towns of Huntington and Oyster Bay. Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Huntington American Revolution Bicentennial Committee, 1977. – LI REF 929.3747 WHI

o Yaphank, NY

Longwood During the Civil War: The Story of the Citizen Soldiers of Coram, Middle Island, Yaphank, and Ridge, N.Y., [comp. and ed. by Paul Infranco and Guy Mastrion. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2002. – LI REF 973.7 INF

VILLAGES – Nassau County

See also L.I. Villages – Nassau County, N.Y. [web page] (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

Note: Useful genealogical material, to a greater or a lesser extent may exist in the many Suffolk County village histories in the LI REF 974.7245 V-[acronym for village] section (see the following examples), as well under the names of individual villages in the L.I. Vertical Files (try the LIVF Subject Heading List using Control +C and entering the name of a village, e.g., Port Washington). Files may range from a single item, to many subfiles on aspects, personalities, businesses, and events in the vilage’s history. In addition searches of Suffolk Historic Newspapers, 1821-[2007] via New York State Historic Newspapers: Suffolk County, New York, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Online, 1841-1955 (which covered all of L.I.), via Brooklyn Newsstand can be done from the comfort of home or in the Library, and the Library has susbscriptions to The New York Times, both the historical edition (starting in 1851) and current edition, as well as Newsday, historical and current editions, which may be searched in the Library.

o Oyster Bay, NY

A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay, Queens County,

Island of Nassau (Now Long Island) “Het Nederduijtsche Gemeente” (Pamphlet No. 1), [comp.] by Henry Augustus Stoutenburgh. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] (Internet Archive) – Includes this prefatory note, “While collecting these records, the compiler acquired many items of family genealogy seemingly too valuable to be omitted, and they are included although not of the Dutch Congregation.” No Index.

A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay, Queens County, Island of Nassau (Now Long Island) “Het Nederduijtsche Gemeente” (Pamphlet No. 2), [comp.] by Henry Augustus Stoutenburgh. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] (Internet Archive)

A Documentary History of the Dutch Congregation of Oyster Bay, Queens County, Island of Nassau (Now Long Island) “Het Nederduijtsche Gemeente” (Pamphlet No. 9), [comp.] by Henry Augustus Stoutenburgh. [S.l.: s.n., n.d.] (Internet Archive) – Secular [Matters], includes accounts of Oyster Bay during the Revolutionary War

o Port Washington, NY

Vahey, Mary Feeney. A Hidden History: Slavery, Abolition, and the Underground Railroad in Cow Neck and on Long Island. Port Washington, NY: Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society, [1998]. – LI REF and Q 326.0974 VAH

o Valley Stream, NY

Florio, Bill. Valley Stream (Images of America). Charleston, SC: Arcadia Publishing, 2015. VILLAGES – Queens County

Seyfried, Vincent F. The Story of Woodhaven and Ozone Park (Queens Community Series). Woodhaven, NY: Leader Observer, [1986].

Historical period sources

Colonial Period, ca. 1600-1775

o Administrative Papers of Governors Richard Nicholls and Francis Lovelace, 1664-1673 (New York Historical Manuscripts: English, vol. 22), ed. by Peter R. Christoph. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Published under the Direction of The Holland Society of New York, 1980. – NY REF 974.702 NEW – Includes an Index, pp. [241]-261.

o The Andros Papers, 1674-1676: Files of the Provincial Secretary of New York During the Administration of Governor Sir Edmund Andros, 1674-1680, ed. by Peter R. Christoph and Florence A. Christoph, with translations from the Dutch by Charles T. Gehring. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1989. – NY REF 974.702 AND -- Includes Index, pp. 585-684.

o The Dongan Papers, 1683-1688, Part 1: Admiralty Court and Other Records of the Administration of New York Covernor Thomas Dongan, ed. by Peter R. Christoph. Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1993. – NY REF 974.702 DON vol. 1 – Includes Index, pp. 279-295.

o Calendar of Dutch Historical Manuscripts in the Office of the Secretary of State, Albany, New York, 1630-1664, [comp.] by Edmund B O’Callaghan. Albany, NY; Ridgewood, NJ: Weed, Parsons and Co., Printers; Gregg Press, 1865, repr. 1968 – NY REF 974.702 NEW YORK

o Early Settlers of New York State, 3 vols. Akron, OH: T. Foley, 1934-1940. – NY REF 929.3747 FOL – Book 1 (vols. 1-3); Book 2 (vols. 4-6); Book 3 (vols 7-9)

o General Index to the Documents Relative to the Colonial History of the State of New York…, prepared by E. B. O’Callaghan. Albany, NY: Weed, Parsons and Co., Printers, 1861. –

NY REF 974.702 INDEX – Note: The entire series, including the cumulative index is available randomly online via the Internet Archive, and as organized links on our Classic NYS Histories & Historic Documnent Collections web page, which includes additional links to resources on the colonial era. The volumes are searchable and downloadable.

o Inhabitants of New York, 1774-1776, [comp. by] Thomas B. Wilson. Baltimre, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1993. – NY REF 929.3747 WIL

o Lamont, Helen Otis. The Story of Shelter Island in the Revolution. [Shelter Island, NY]: Shelter Island Historical Society, 1975. –LI REF 974.725 T-SHIS LAM – Includes, among other things, names of those who signed the General Asociation in May 1775 (p. 15), Population of Shelter Island in 1771, Based on the Official Census Report (p. 59), Population of Shelter Island in 1776, Based on the Official Census Report (p. 60), Population of Shelter Island in 1790, Based on the Official Census Report (p. 61). Note: A list of signers of the Oath of Allegiance to the Crown is not included.

o New York (Colony). Council. Calendar of Council Minutes, 1668-1783, comp. by Berthold Fernow. Albany, NY; Harrison, NY: New York (State) Library. Bulletin, 58 (History 6); Harbor Hill Books, 1902, repr. 1987. – NY REF 974.702 NEW

o Rate Lists of Long Island, 1675, 1676 & 1683. Salem, MA: Higginson Book Co., 1998. -- LI REF 974.721 R-LI-4 RAT – Charts and tables, with many names and tax assessments in specie or in kind

o Records of the Court of Sessions of Suffolk County in the Province of New York, 1670-1688. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 1993. – LI REF 929.3747 COO

o Seversmith, Herbert Furman. Colonial Families of Long Island, New York, and Connecticut: Being the Ancestry and Kindred of Herbert Furman Seversmith; Including the Families of Ackerly, Jeremy Adams, William Adams, Allerton, Armitage, George Baldwin, Richard Baldwin, Barker, Batchelder, Bayley, Bergen, Blachly, Bogaert, Brass, Brewster, Brill, Brush, Bryan, Burnham, Bushnell, Champion, Cogan, Colfs, Collins, Colyer, Cooper, Corey, Cornish, Cromwell, Cuvelier, Davis, Dayton, Denyse, DeWit, Dodd, Ellison, Fleet, Fordham, Furman, Gaines, Gildersleeve, Goldhatch, Grombridge, Haff, Hall, Halsey, Harcourt, HasenbroeckHaviland, Hicks, Hopkins, Horsford, Howell, Hulse, Jarvis, Judd, Kellum, Kent, Ketcham, Koeck, Krankhuyt, Langdon, Leek, John Lewis, William Lewis, Long, Lossee, Ludlam, Ludlow, Lum, Maltby, Meet, Mills, Muncy, Nichols, Norton, Oakes, Oakley, Pantrey, ParrottPearsall, Platt, Polhemus, Porter, Potter, Pratt, Priest, Quick, Rapalje, Rhodes, Risley, Rogers, Rolfe, Ruddock, Ruland, Sales, Sammis, Schamp, Scudder, Scullard, Seversmith, Jasper Smith, Nicholas Smith, Richard Smith of Wethersfield, William Smith of Jamaica, Southard, Sticklamd, Straetsman, Stratton, Tibbals, Tooker, Townsend, Udall, Vail, Valentine, Van Flaesbeek, Van Salee, Vigne, Volkertszen, Ward, Weekes, Weiser, Williams, Wickes, White, Daniel Whitehead, Whitehead of Huntington, Whitman, Edmund Wood, of Oram, Jonas Wood, Jonal Wood of Halifax, Woodruff, Wyborne, Young (Jung), Youngs, and Others, v.5. Washington, DC: [American Society of Genealogists?], [1935?]. – LI REF 929.3 SEV

o Seversmith, Herbert Furman. Seversmith’s Colonial Families of Long Island, New York, and Connecticut. [CD-ROM]. [S.l.:] Genealogy CDs.com, [2003]. – Electronic resource

Revolution. 1775-1783

o Cemetery Records of Men Who Served in the Revolution. [Patchogue, NY: s.n., 1925.] -- LI REF 929.5 CEM

o Mather, Frederic Gregory. The Refugees of 1776 from Long Island to Connecticut. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co., Printers, 1913. – LI REF & Non-Fiction 973.3 MATH; also downloadable and

searchable, full text on Internet Archive at: https://archive.org/details/refugeesof1776fr00mathuoft

o Suffolk County, NY

Signers and Objectors Against the Association in Suffolk County, Brookhaven, August 17, 1775, Richard Woodhull, Samuelk Thompson, Committee-Men, Colonel Nathaniel Woodhull (American Archives: Documents of the American Revolution). De Kalb, IL: Produced by Northern Illinois University Libraries, 1775, repr. 2001. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO – Surnames of those who refused to sign, in the 1st Militia Co. of Brookhaven: Akerly, Bales, Bayles, Bennet, Biggs, Baylos, Boston, Brewster, Buchanan, Davis, Dusick, Floyd, Gold, Gray, Hackstaff, Halleck, Hallock, Hawkins, Hulse, Jayne, Jones, Longbotham, Lyon, More, Ruggard, Satterly, Smith, Terrill, Tiler, Tooker, Tucker; 2nd Co. refuser surnames: Davis, Edwards, Miller, Reeve, Robbins; 3rd Co. refuser surnames: Floyd, Robbins, Smith; 4th Co. refuser surnames: Bishop, Conkling, Gerreard, Hawkins, Homan, Hulse, Robinson, Swezey. Surnames of signers of the Brookhaven Association: Akerly, Bachman, Bastion, Bayles, Bennet, Biggs, Blackswell, Brewster, Buggard, Davis, Dewick, Floyd, Hacstaff, Hawkins, Hulse, Jayne, Jones, Longbottom, Lyon, More, Muirson, Newton, Satterly, Sexton, Shumsey, Smith, Tooker, Wells, Terril, Tiller [Note that some of the earlier refusniks, apparently later signed the Association, which tied them not only to the Town’s extra-legal actions, but to those of the 2nd Continental Congress. Note also that many L.I. families had divided loyalties, and even some of those serving in the militia were torn between loyalty to an American union and loyalty to the British crown, even after 4 months following the breakout of the American Revolution. What ensued was a civil war, and also a contest for the “minds and hearts” of citizens or subjects. You could literally be putting your life, the safety of your family and of your home and possessions on the line with your signature. The same was true if you later signed the oath of Allegiance to the Crown, rejecting your former allegiance to Congress. -- MR]

A List of Persons in Suffolk County, Long Island Who Took the Oath of Allegiance and Peaceable Behavior Before Governor Tryon, 1778, contributed by Michael Kearney. In New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, 142(2-4) and 143(1) April, July, October 2011 & 43(1) Jan 2012 – LI REF 929.3747 KEA

Suffolk County Oaths of Loyalty to the British Crown, Exacted During the American Revolution, list provided by Don Eckerly via Ned Smith, SCHL, Feb. 17, 2011. – Not everyone of the same surname below was Tory. Families were often divided in Loyalty to Congress or the Crown, and many of those who took the oath of Loyalty to the Crown, took it under duress (implicit threat of prison and/or confiscation, and to their family’s survival, during the 7 year British occupation). Surnames included: Abbertson, Albertson, Abeen, Ackerley, Adams, Albertson, Avery, Baker, Barnes, Baron, Barren, Bartlett, Barto, Bartow, Bates, Bayles, Bayley, Benjamin, Bellows, Bennet, Bennett, Bewel, Biggs, Bishop, Booth, Bower, Brewster, Brown, Budd, Burnet, Celack, Chateling, Chatfield, Cherry, Clark, Clarke, Colman, Conkling, Cook, Cooper, Corey, Cowithe, Cowithy, Culver, Davis, Davall, Daynes, Dayton, Daten, Deaton, DeGroot, Denton, Dewick, Diamond, Dibble, Dickerson, Dollis, Dominy, Downes, Doxen, Dunn, Eden, Edwards, Every, Eyre, Fanning, Finch, Fithian, Flint, Floyd, Fordham, Forster, Foster, Fowler, Gardiner, Gavett, Gilston, Gilton, Glover, Goldsmith, Goodale, Goodall, Gordon, Gould, Green, Hackstaff, Hains, Hallam, Haley, Hallett, Halliock, Hallock, Halsey, Hammond, Hand, Harris, Hayner, Hedges, Herick, Herrick, Herricks, Havens, Hawkins, Haynes, Hedges, Hermond, Hildridth, Hildrith, Holmes, Homan, Homen, Hoping, Hopkins, Horton, Hotsey, Howe, Howell, Hubbard,

Hubbart, Hudson, Hulse, Hunting, Hutchinson, Jacobs, Jager, Jagger, Jarod, Jayne, Jeanings, Jennings, Jessup, Jones, Kelly, Kennedy, Kenny, King, Kinnear, Lacking, Lane, Latham, Luke, Lawrence, Lhommedieu, Liscombe, Lock, Long, Longbottom, Loper, Ludham, Ludlam, Lumb, Lupton, Mackie, Mackolum, Mapes, Marshall, Marvin, Mathers, Mathews, Miller, Mills, Mode, Moger, Moore, Morris, Mount, Muirson, Mulford, Munro, Nash, Newton, Norris, Olmstead, Osborne, Overton, Paine, Parsons, Pearson, Peirson, Penny, Petty, Phillips, Peirson, Pierson, Pike, Post, Prewster, Oaks, Osborn, Osborne, Overton, Penderson, Philips, Pierson, Post, Randel, Rainer, Rayner, Raynor, Reeve, Reeves, Richards, Robertson, Robins, Robinson, Roe, Rogers, Roper, Rose, Ruggard, Ruland, Rular, Rulen, Ruling, Russel, Russell, Ryder, St. John, Sanford, Sandford, Saterly, Satterley, Saxton, Sayre, Scallanger, Scribner, Scott, Scrivener, Sears, Sell, Seward, Sherril, Sherrill, Simmons, Skidmore, Skinner, Smith, Soper, Squire, Squires, Stambrough, Stanbrough, Stephens, Stewart, Still, Stratton, Strong, Sweasey, Sweasy, Swesey, Talmage, Tammage, Tarbell, Taylor, Terrel, Terrol, Terry, Thompson, Tillotson, Toby, Tooker, Topping, Truman, Tucker, Turner, Tuthill, Tuttle, Tyler, Valleau, Van Brunt, Vanswick, Wadw, Weade, Week, Weeks, Wells, Whealor, Wheton, Whilden, White, Whitman, Williamson, Woodruff, Wood, Woodhull, Wooley, Wooly, Woolly, Worth, Yarrington, Youngs. [more to come]

Cemetery Records of Those Who Served in the Revolution. [Patchogue, NY: s.n., 1925].

Census of Suffolk County, New York, 1776. Lumbertville, NJ: Hunterdon House, 1984. – LI REF 929.3747 CEN

o Queens County, NY

Petition and Representation of Queens County in New York. To the Right

Honourable Richard, Lord Viscount Howe, of the Kingdom of Ireland, and to His Excellency the Hon. William Howe, Esquire, General of His Majesty’s Forces in America, the King’s Commissioners for Restoring Peace to His Majesty’s Colonies in North America [October 21, 1776]. In American Archives, [comp. and ed. by] Peter Force, 5th Series, v. 2. Washington, DC: M. St. Clair and Peter Force, [2014]. – NY REF 929.3747 FOR -- Signatories include the following surnames: Abrams, Ackerly, Adrianse, Albertson, Alburtus, Allen, Alline, Allison, Alsop, Amberman, Applebey, Arding, Areson, Arisson, Bailey, Baker, Baldin, Baldwin, Barker, Bashford, Baulding, Baxter, Bayles, Bayley, Bedel, Bedell, Bedle, Beedle, Beesley, Bennen, Bennet, Bennett, Bennitt, Bergen, Berrien, Betts, Betty, Birdsall, Blackburn, Blockley, Bloodgood, Bloom, Bloomer, Boerum, Bogert, Bragaw, Brambos, Bremner, Brinckerhoff, Bruer, Brush, Burell, Burling, Bumstead, Burns, Burr, Burroughs, Burtis, Butler, Cadles, Calas, Carle, Carman, Carpenter, Cashow, Chadoyne, Charlton, Cheesman, Cheshire, Clement, Clowes, Cock, Coe, Colden, Coles, Collier, Collins, Colwell, Colyer, Combs, Conihane, Cooper, Cornelius, Cornell, Cornwell, Covert, Craft, Creed, Crommeline, Crooker, Cruees, Crystall, Cummins, Curtis, Cutting, Davenport, Debevois, Demott, Denise, Denton, Devine, Dickenson, Dillingham, Ditmars, Dixon, Dodge, Dorland, Dorlen, Dorlon, Doty, Doughty, Doxey, Doxsee, Doyel, Duryee, Eldert, Edoll, Ellison, Embree, Emans, Emmens, Everitt, Farrington, Feeke, Feke, Ferribe, Fetherbe, Field, Fish, Fleet, Flowers, Forbus, Fosdick, Foster, Fowler, Frost, Fuller, Furman, Gardiner, Gildersleeve, Glean, Golder, Goldin, Golding, Gorman, Gorsline, Gorsling, Green, Greenoak, Griffen, Griffin, Gritman, Gulliver, Hall, Hallet, Hallett, Hammond, Hanrahan, Hardenberg, Hare, Harper, Haugewort, Hauxhurst, Haviland, Hawkins, Hawxhurst, Hegeman, Hendrickson, Hewlett, Hicks, Higbee, Higbie, Hinchman, Hitchcock, Hollowed, Hoogland, Hopkins, Horton, Hughston, Hunt, Hutchings, Hutchins, Ireland, Jackson, Jacobs, Jones, Justus, Kashaw, Kashow, Kearns, Keen, Ketcham, Kipp, Kissam, Kirby, Kleeck, Lamberson, Lambertson, Lane,

Langdon, Latham, Laton, Latten, Latting, Lawrence, Lawson, Lefferts, Legross, Leister, Lelond, Lester, Leverich, Lewis, Lifford, Lindsay, Liester, Lint, Losee, Lott, Loudon, Lowdon, Lowge, Lowere, Loweree, Ludlam, Ludlow, Lugrin, Luister, Luyster, MacIntosh, Marr, Marston, Martin, Marvin, McCoun, McDannaugh, McEwen, McEvers, McMullen, Messenger, Milbourne, Mills, Mitchell, Monfort, Montanye, Moore, Morrel, Morrell, Mott, Mudge, Mudy, Murray, Needham, Nichols, Noorstrandt, North, Nostrand, Nostrandt, Luyster, Oakley, Ogden, Oldfield, Onderdonck, Ortus, Palmer, Parsall, Pearsall, Penfold, Penny, Petit, Pettet, Pettett, Peyster, Pine, Place, Platt, Please, Polhemus, Polock, Pool, Port, Post, Powell, Pratt, Prince, Probasco, Provoost, Rapalje, Redett, Reid, Remsen, Renne, Rete, Rhinelander, Rhoades, Rhoads, Rhodes, Rice, Ricker, Roads, Robert, Robbins, Rodman, Roe, Rogers, Rosell, Rowland, Rushmore, Ryder, Ryerson, Sackett, Sands, Schenck, Seaman, Seamors, Searing, Shaw, Shoals, Simonson, Skidmore, Slone, Smith, Snedeker, Snow, Sniffen, Southard, Southward, Spragg, Sprong, Starkings, Steed, Stilwell, Stites, Stocker, Suydam, Talman, Terry, Tettil, Thomas, Thorn, Thorne, Thurston, Tilley, Titus, Toffe, Townsend, Tredwell, Troup, Underhill, Valentine, Van Alst, Van Arsdalen, Van Aulst, Van Cott, Van Dam, Van der Belt, Van Dine, Van Dyke, Van Liew, Van Noostrand, Van Nostrandt, Van Sicklen, Van Wyck, Vanscot, Vanreelred, Vanscott, Vanvelred, Vedito, Verety, Voorhees, Voorhies, Voris, Wainwright, Waldron, Walters, Walton, Wanser, Wansor, Waters, Watts, Way, Weekes, Weeks, Welling, Weyman, Whaley, Wheeler, Whippo, Whipps, Whitehead, Wickel, Wicklen, Wickoff, Wiggins, Willet, Williams, Willing, Willis, Willson, Wilson, Wood, Wooden, Woodruff, Woodward, Wooley, Woolley, Wortman, Wright, Young, Youngs.

Civil War, 1861-1865 – Suffolk County, NY

o Longwood During the Civil War: The Story of the Citizen Soldiers of Coram, Middle Island, Yaphank, and Ridge, N.Y., [comp. and ed. by Paul Infranco and Guy Mastrion. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2002. – LI REF 973.7 INF

o Prince, Henry W. Civil War Letters & Diary of Henry W. PRINCE, 1862-1865: The “Monitors,” 127th New York State Volunteers, comp. by Helen Wright Prince. [S.l.: William W. Prince and Barry F. Prince], 1979. – LI REF 973.781 PRI

o Schnupp, Chris. The Long Island Company: A History of Company H, 1st Regiment of U.S. Sharpshooters. [s.l.:] Starry Night Publishing, 2014. – LI REF 973.747 SCH – In the section, “Biographical Sketches of Company H”, the following names appear: Captains: George G. Hastings, William Woolsey Winthrop; Lieutenants: Frederick Tomlinson Peet, Jr., Rosswell Weston, Jr., Michael McGeogh, Woodward Hodgson; 1st Sergeants: Albert Reed Barrett, John T. Schermerhorn, John Jay Slifer; Sergeants: Edward Carmick, Harvey Doolittle, Orrin Erastus Doty, Barnard Cornelius Gardner, Eliphalet C. Hill, Henry Clay Niles, Henry C. Smith, Horace Smith; Corporals: John Deverson Acker, Jacob Crawford, George Allen Defendorf, James Henry Fisk, George F. Hall, Frederick C. Hartmann, Edwin H. Lynde, Martin V. Nichols, Nathaniel Rouse, Isaac Smith, Ezra Soper, George W. Wiggins; Privates: Charles Henry Ackerman, Thomas Andrews, John Bala, George M. Barber, Edward A. Barto, John M. Baylis, Ramsey Black, Richard Lansing Boyd, John Felter Brower, Andrew Jackson Burr, William Henry Burroughs, Henry Burtless, George Campbell, James C. Campbell. John B. Chambers, Henry C. Chasmar, Jr., William A. Conklin, John Francis Cooley, Charles H. Councler, Seth M. Coutant, George H. Countryman, Henry W. Ecker, William T. Edgerly, George A. Ennis, John A, Facner, Richard Foster, Aaron Hall Fuller, William Gillen, William Haggert, Clark Hale, Joseph T.H. Hall, Horace Edward Hand, Robert William Helms, Charles C. Hicks, William R. Hicks, Marvin Hillabrandt, Akin Ingersoll, Jr., Ebenezer Jones, Patrick Joyce, John Kenoway, James, Larrason, George Lattin, William H. Lattin, Sylvester D. Lawson, George A. Livingston, Peter Louis, Sylvester

Loomis, Clinton Loveridge, Samuel J. Marles, Harvey Mathews, Joseph Mathews, Michael J. Mullen, Theodore Samuel Nash, Joseph P. Newberry, William Nichols, Noah Olds, Edward P. Pulver, George Brinckerhoff Pumpelly, Levi Sabine, Melanthon Sanders, Theodore Sands, William H. Seaman, Phillip Service, Henry P. Shove, George Simmons, Orrin B. SmithJohn Snyder, Lewis Hatfield Soule, Frank E. Stillman, Lewis H. Strachan, James M. Thorn, Erastus Tooker, Isaac L. Underhill, John Valleau, George W. Vincent, George P. Walters, Andrew Graham Westervelt, George Emmet Whitney, Thomas N. Williams, Charles L. Wood. See also Index (pp. 165-167).

Land records

Colonial Period, ca. 1600-1775

o Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian’s Office. Huntington-Babylon Land Deeds, 1663-1797, 6 vols., [comp. by] Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, NY: The Town, 1985. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT1663-1783 DEEDS 1-6

o Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian’s Office. Huntington Land Grants by Trustees, 1688-1802, vol. 1. Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, NY: The Town, 1986. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT TOW v. 1

o Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian’s Office. Huntington Surveys of Land Grants, 1697-1787, vol. 2, [comp. by] Joanne Raia. Huntington, NY: The Town, 1986. LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT TOW v. 2

o New York (State). Secretary of State. Calendar of Historical Manuscripts in the Office of the Secretary of State, Albany, N.Y.: Part I. Dutch Manuscripts, 1630-1664, ed by E.B. O’Callaghan. Albany, NY: Weed, Parsons and Co., 1865. – NY REF 974.702 NEW YORK

o New York (State). Secretary of State. Calendar of N.Y. Colonial Manuscripts: Indorsed Land Papers, in the Office of the Secretary of State of New York, 1643-1803, [comp. by E.B. O’Callaghan], rev. repr. Harrison, NY: Harbor Hill Books, 1987. – NY REF & Non-Fiction 974.702 NEW

o Select Patents of Towns and Manors, [comp.] by Frederick Van Wyck. Boston: A.A. Beauchamp, 1938. – LI REF 974.725 Co-SUFF VAN – Contents: I. Brookhaven Patents. – II. Huntington Patents. – IV. Southampton Patents. – VI. A Long Island Manor [Manor of St. George]. Note: Also includes: III. The Kingston Incorporation. – V. A Hudson River Manor [Van Cortlandt Manor].

o Wines, Virginia. West from the Canoe Place (Mattituck-Wasding River): A Study of the First and Second Aquebogue Divisions. Rivedrhead, NY: Suffolk County Historical Society. Genealogy Section, 1975. -- LI REF 974.725 T-SOHD WIN

Later Land Records

o New York (State). Secretary of State. Calendar of N.Y. Colonial Manuscripts: Indorsed Land Papers, in the Office of the Secretary of State of New York, 1643-1803, [comp. by E.B. O’Callaghan], rev. repr. Harrison, NY: Harbor Hill Books, 1987. – NY REF & Non-Fiction 974.702 NEW

Researching Your House

o Researching Your House [web page]. (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room)

Maps & Atlases

See also Long Island Geography

Maps and atlases may be found in the Celia M. Hastings Local History Room, in map cases and tubes, among archival items, in vertical files, books, periodicals, and online. Some maps have been scanned, and may be viewed at Digital PML. The Library also subscribes to the Digital Sanborn Maps of New York State (covering various NYS villages and certain years). These may be searched, at the Library, by going to the Library Home Page Information About… All Research A to Z Genealogy Digital Sanborn Maps of New York State

Military records

Colonial Period, ca. 1600-1775

New York (State). Historian. New York Colonial Muster Rolls, 1664-1775: Second and Third Annual Reports of the State Historian of the State of New York, 1897, 1898 Transmitted to the Legislature, 2 vols. New York & Albany, NY; Baltimore: Wynkoop, Hallenbeck Crawford & Co., State Printers; Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., 1898, repr. 2000. – NY REF 974.702 NEW, v. 1-2

o French and Indian War, 1754-1763

New York Historical Society. Publication Fund. Muster Rolls of New York Troops, 1755-1764 (Collections of the New-York Historical Society for the Year 1891. Publication Fund Series, No. 24), Edward F. DeLancey, ed. New York: Printed for the Society, 1892. – Includes Index, pp. [553]-621.

Revolution, 1775-1783

The Balloting Book and Other Documents Relating to Military Bounty Lands in the State of New-York. Albany, NY; Salem, MA: Printed by Packard & VanBenthuysen; Higginson Book Co., 1825, repr. [1991]. – NY REF 333.13 NEW

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town). Bicentennial Committee. American Revolutionary War Patriots Buried in the Town of Brookhaven, researched by Harry W. Huson. [S.l.]: The Committee, 1976, rev. 1977, repr. 1981. – LI REF 974.725 T-BROO HUS

New York (State). Comptroller. New York in the Revolution as Colony and State…, 2nd ed., [comp.] by James A. Roberts. Albany, NY: Press of Brandow Printing Co., 1898. – NY REF 974.703 NEW

New York (State). Comptroller. New York in the Revolution as Colony and State: A Compilation of Documents and Records from the Office of the State Comptroller, v. 2. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co., Printers, 1904. – NY REF 974.703 NEW

Riverhead (N.Y. : Town) – History – Revolution, 1775-1783

American Revolutionary War Soldiers’ and Patriots’ Graves in the Town of Riverhead, New York, [comp.], researched and written by Georgette L. Case. [S.l.]: Daughters of the American Revolution. Suffolk County Chapter, 1999. – LI REF 974.725 T-RIVR CAS

1783-1865

o New York (State). Council of Appointment. Military Minutes of the Council of Appointment

of the State of New York, 1783-1821, 4 vols., comp. and ed, by Hugh Hastings. Albany, NY: James B. Lyon, State Printer, 1901-1902. NY REF 355.31 v. 1-4 – Note: Vo. 4 is an alphabetic Index of Names.

Civil War, 1861-1865

o Contant, George W. Path of Blood. [s.l.: s.n.], 1997. – NY REF Storage 973.747 CON o Cosgrove, Charles H. A History of the 134th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment in the

Civil War, 1862-1865. Lewiston, NY: E. Mellen Press, 1997. – NY REF Storage 973.7447 COS o New York in the War of the Rebellion, 1861-1865, 6 vols., comp. by Frederic Phisterer.

Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co., 1912. – NY REF Storage974.703 NEW – Note: v.6 is the Index volume for the set. The entire set, including the Index is online in random order, searchable and downloadable on the Internet Archive, or as organized links on our NYS-History-Civil War, 1861-1865 web page, under “Regimental Histories” (about 4/5ths of the way down the web page)

o New York (State). Adjutant General’s Office. A Record of the Commissioned Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, and Privates of the Regimentswhich were Organized in the State of New York and Called into the Service of the United States to Assist in Suppressing the Rebellion, Caused by the Secession of Some of the Southern States from the Union, A.D. 1861, as Taken from the Muster Rolls on File in the Adjutant General’s Office, S.N.Y., vols. 1-3. Albany, NY: Comstock and Cassidy, Printers, 1864-1868. – NY REF 973.7 N v.1-3

o New York (State). Monuments Commission for the Battlefields of Gettysburg and Chattanooga. Final Report on the Battlefield of Gettysburg, vol. 1, Commissioners Maj. Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, et al. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co., Printers, 1902. (Internet Archive)

o New York (State). Monuments Commission for the Battlefields of Gettysburg and Chattanooga. Final Report on the Battlefield of Gettysburg, vol. 3, Commissioners Maj. Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, et al. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co., Printers, 1902. (Internet Archive)

o New York (State). Division of Military and Naval Affairs. New York State Military Museum & Veterans’ Research Center. New York Civil War Units (The Museum)

o Roster of Union Soldiers, 1861-1865: New York, M551-1 – M551-31, 5 vols., ed. by Janet B. Hewlett. Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot Publishing Co., 1997. – NY REF 973.7447 HEW v.1-5

o Swinfen, D.B. Ruggles’ Regiment: The 122nd New York Volunteers in the American Civil War. Hanover, NH: University Press of New England, 1982. – NY REF Storage 973.7447 SWIN

o Walter, John F. The Confederate Dead in Brooklyn: Biographical Sketches of 513 Confederate POWs. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 2003. – NY REF 973.742 WAL – Appendices include several types of indexes

o 1890 New York Census Index of Civil War Veterans or Their Widows, comp. by Bryan Lee Dilts. Salt lake City, UT: Index Publishing, 1984. -- LI REF 929.3747 DIL

Brookhaven (N.Y. : Town)

o Bayles, Donald M. The History of the 139th New York Volunteer Infantry and the Letters of Albert and Edward Bayles. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2004. – LI REF 974.725 V-MIDIS BAY

Huntington (N.Y. : Town)

o Our Veterans Brave and Noble: An Index with Military & Biographical Sketches of the Civil War Soldiers, Sailors & Marines from Huntington Town in Suffolk County, NY – 1861-1865; also included are Those Veterans Who Later Resided Here and/or were Interned Locally, [comp. & ed.] by Robert Thpmas Farrell. Ozark, MO: Dogwood Printing, Inc., [2007?]. – LI REF929.3747 OUR

o Our Veterans Brave and Noble: An Index with Military & Biographical Sketches of the Civil War Soldiers, Sailors & Marines from Huntington Town in Suffolk County, NY – 1861-1865; also included are Those Veterans Who Later Resided Here and/or were Interned Locally [Supplement], [comp. & ed.] by Robert Thpmas Farrell. Ozark, MO: Dogwood Printing, Inc., [2007?]. – LI REF929.3747 OUR

Spanish-American War, 1898

New York (State). Adjutant General’s Office. New York in the Spanish American War, vol. 1, rev. ed. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co., State Printer, 1902. (Internet Archive)

New York (State). Adjutant General’s Office. New York in the Spanish American War, vol. 2, rev. ed. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co., State Printer, 1902. (Internet Archive)

New York (State). Adjutant General’s Office. New York in the Spanish American War, vol. 3, rev. ed. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon Co., State Printer, 1902. (Internet Archive)

New York (State). Division of Military and Naval Affairs. Military Museum and Veterans’ Research Center. New York Spanish-American War Name Index (The Museum)

Roosevelt, Theodore. The Rough Riders. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons; Bartleby.com, 1899, repr. 1998 (Batleby.com)

World War, 1914-1918

o New York (State). Division of Military and Naval Affairs. Military Museum and Veterans’

Research Center. New York World war One Units (The Museum)

o Islip (N.Y. : Town)

Islip (N.Y. : Town). War Record of the Town of Islip, Long Island, New York: World War, 1917-1918, [comp. by William Richard Watson. Islip, NY: The Town], 1921. -- LI REF 974.725 T-ISLP WIC

o Patchogue, NY

Incorporated Village of Patchogue. Historian. Records of Men from Patchogue and

Vivinity Who Took Part in the World War [A World war One Veterans’ Survey] [electronic resource], comp. by Wellington E. Gordon; digitized by Garrison Lutz, transcribed, classified, with links to related websites by Mark Rothenberg. Patchogue, NY: The Historian; Patchogue-Medford Library, [ca. 1919-1921]; digital version, 2014. – Originally prepared as a scrapbook, now Arranged, alphabetically by surname, searchable, printable. Normally includes a short 9-point survey, with mostly handwritten responses. May or may not include additional information on reverse of the form, a letter (from the veteran or surviving relative), photos, postcards. Military naval and air units, camps, ships, campaigns battles, skirmishes, awards help paint the larger context of local participation.

World War, 1939-1945

o New York (State). Division of Military and Naval Affairs. New York State Military Museum & Veterans’ Research Center. New York World War Two Units (The Museum)

o Islip (N.Y. : Town)

Islip (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Islip Town’s World war II Effort, comp. and ed. by

Nathaniel Robinson Howell. Islip, NY: Printed by Buys Bros., f9or The Town, 1948. – LI REF 974.725 T-ISLP HOW

Korean War, 1950-1953

o New York (State). Division of Military and Naval Affairs. New York State Military Museum &

Veterans’ Research Center. New York Units Federalized During the Korean War (The Museum)

Korean War, 1950-1953– Islip (N.Y. : Town)

o Islip (N.Y. : Town). The Journal of Islip’s Korean and Vietnam Veterans, comp. and written

by Jeane Podhany. Islip, NY; Amityville, NY: The Town; Printed by Official Offset Printing, 1987. – LI REF 974.725 T-ISLP KOR

Vietnamese Conflict, 1965-1975– Islip (N.Y. : Town)

o Islip (N.Y. : Town). The Journal of Islip’s Korean and Vietnam Veterans, comp. and written

by Jeane Podhany. Islip, NY; Amityville, NY: The Town; Printed by Official Offset Printing, 1987. – LI REF 974.725 T-ISLP KOR

NEWSPAPERS (HISTORIC, LOCAL) & newspaper indexes

An Index to the Moriches Bay View (1955-1967) and Moriches Bay Tide (1961-1981), conceived and developed by Gerard Donnelley, Director, and comp. by Lisa Baldwin and Kathleen A, Irish of Center Moriches Free Public Library. Bellport, NY: Suffolk Cooperative Library System, for the Library, [1981]. – LI REF 929.37421 DON – Relates to microfilm at Center Moriches Free Public Library

New York State Historic Newspapers, Suffolk County, N.Y. (New York State Library). [Online, searchable, free.] – Formerly Suffolk Historic Newspapers. Includes complete or partial runs of various Suffolk newspapers: The Babylon Beacon (Babylon, NY), 1966-1972. – Bayport-Blue Point Gazzette (Bayport, NY), 2006-Current. – The Beacon (Babylon, NY), 1972-Current. – The Corrector (Sag harbor, NY), 1822-1911. – The County Review (Riverhead, NY), 1903-1950. – The East Hampton Star (East Hampton, NY), 1885-Current. – Islip Bulletin (Brentwood, NY), 1962-Current. – Long Island Advance (Patchogue, NY), 1961-Current. – Long Island Traveler, Mattituck Watchman (Southold, NY), 1940-1975. – Long Island Traveler (Cutchogue, NY), 1871-1940. – Long Islander (Huntington, NY), 1839-Current. – Mid-Island Mail (Medford, NY), 1935-1941. – Northport Journal (Northport, NY), 1885-Current. – Patchogue Advance (Patchogue, NY), 1885-1961. – Port Jefferson Echo (Port Jefferson, NY), 1892-1931. – Port Jefferson Times-Echo (Port Jefferson, NY), 1931-1935. – Sag Harbor Express (Sag harbor, NY), 1947-Current. – Sag Harbor Express (Sag Harbor, NY), 1859-1921. – Sayville Weekly News (Sayville, NY), 1885-1888. – South Side Signal (Babylon, NY), 1869-192?. – The Suffolk County News (Sayville, NY), 1888-Current. – Watchman of the Sunrise Trail (Mattituck, NY), 1927-1937. – The Watchman (Matituck, NY), 1937-1940.

New York State Historic Newspapers, Nassau County, N.Y. (New York State Library) Includes: The Bethpage Tribune (Bethpage, NY), 1966-Current. – The Daily Review (Freeport, NY), 1921-1926. – East Rockaway Lynbrook Observer (East Rockaway, NY), 1975-1994. – The Farmingdale Observer (Farmingdale, NY), 1963-Current. – The Freeport Baldwin Leader (Freeport, NY), 1987-Current. – The Freeport News (Freeport, NY), 1921-19??. – Garden City New (Garden City, NY), 1923-Current. – The Helm Independent Review (Lynbrook, NY), 1963-19??. – The Helm (Lynbrook, NY), 1963-1963. – The Leader (Freeport, NY), 1941-1987. – Manhasset Mail (Manhasset, NY), 1927-1986. – Manhasset Press (Manhasset, NY), 1934-Current. – Nassau County Review (Freeport, NY), 1898-1921. – The Nassau Post (Freeport, NY), 1914-1918. – The Observer (Massapequa Park, NY), 1961-1963. – The Plaindealer (Roslyn, NY), 1850-1854. – Queens County Review (Freeport, NY), 1895-1898. – South Side Messenger (Baldwin, NY), 1908-19??.

New York State Historic Newspapers, Queens County, N.Y. (New York State Library). Includes: Jamaica Farmer (Jamaica, NY), 1870-18??. – Long Island Farmer and Queens County Advertiser (Jamaica, NY), 1826-1862. – The Long Island Farmer (Jamaica, NY), 1821-1825. – Long Island Farmer (Jamaica, NY), 1862-1870. – The Wave of Long Island (Oceanus, NY), 1893-1979.

New York State Historic Newspapers, Kings County, N.Y. (New York State Library). Includes: The Brooklyn Daily Eagle and Queens County Democrat (Brooklyn, NY), 1846-1849. – The Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Brooklyn, NY), 1849-1938. – The Villager (New York, NY), 1933-Current.

Brooklyn Newsstand: Brooklyn Daily Eagle Online, 1841-1955 (Brooklyn Public Library. Brooklyn Collection) See also the Eagle's SELECTED SUBJECTS LINK (lower left-hand column) -- clickable subject areas, listed from A TO W -- as well as information on the history of the newspaper, and on its digitization.

Patchogue-Medford Library also subscribes to The New York Times, The New York Times Historical Edition, Newsday, and Newsday Historical Edition, which may be searched by patrons, in the Library.

Religious institutions & records

Amityville, NY o Bethel AME Church of Amityville (Mapping the African American Past)

Babylon, NY

o History of the First Presbyterian Church of Babylon, Long Island, From 1730 to 1912, comp. by James W. Eaton. Babylon, NY: Babylon Publishing Co., 1912. LI REF 285.1 E

Baiting Hollow, NY

o Christopher Young’s Marriage Record, 1830, comp. by Alice W. Kapenberg. [Riverhead, NY]: Prinbted by Suffolk County Historical Society, with the permission of the Baiting Hollow Congregational Church, 1975. – LI REF 929.3747 YOU

Bay Shore, NY o Bailey, Thomas Lee. St. Peter’s One – A Musical Portrait: A Musical History of St. Peter’s

Episcopal Church, Bay Shore, New York, 1883-1963. Bay Shore, NY: The Author, 2010. -- LI REF 283.7472 BAI

Bellport, NY

o Christ Episcopal Church, (Bellport, NY). Our Search for a Rector. Bellport, NY: The Church,

1994. – LI REF 283.747 CHR

Blue Point, NY

o Horton, Gene. A History of Our Lady of the Snow, Blue Point, Long Island, New York. [s.l.: Searles Graphics, 1985. – LI REF 282.7472 HOR

Brookhaven, NY

o Borthwick, George. The Church at the South: A History of the South Haven Church. Mattituck, NY: Amereon, Ltd., 1989. – LI REF 285.1747 BOR

Center Moriches

o History (The Jewish Center of the Moriches. About Us)

Commack, NY

o Our History (Temple Beth David. About Us)

Cutchogue, NY

o Beebe, Rev. F. Griswold. Manual of the Presbyterian Church, Cutchogue, Long Island, New

York: 1931. [Cutchogue, NY: The Church, 1931.] -- LI REF 285.1747 BEE

Dix Hills, NY

o History (Dix Hills Jewish Center. About Us) East Hampton, NY

o Schulz, Rev. Frederick W. Religious Roots and Influence in East Hampton. East Hampton

(N.Y. : Town). Bicentennial Committee, [1978]. – LI REF 285.097472 SCHULZ

East Northport

o Our History (East Northport Jewish Center. About Us)

East Quogue, NY

o Lest We Forget: History and Growth of East Quogue and Its Methodist Church, comp. by

Helen Walter. East Quogue, NY: The Church, 197?]. – LI REF 2876747 WAL

Hempstead, NY

o Kerr, Frank M. Christ’s First Presbyterian Church of Hempstead: 300 Years, 1644-1944; 50 Years of Minstry, 1894-1944. [Hempstead, NY: The Church, 1944.] -- LI REF285.1747 KER

Holbrook, NY

o Church of the Good Shepherd (Holbrook, NY). The History of Good Shepherd Parish, 1930’s-

2013. Holbrook, NY: The Church, 2013. – LI REF 282.7472 HIS Huntington, NY

o HJC’s History (Huntington Jewish Center.About HJC) o Old First Church, Huntington, Long Island, 1658-1933: The Celebration of the Two-

Hundred-Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of Its Founding, July 16th-18th. Huntington, NY: [The Church], 1933. – LI REF 285.1747 OLD

Long Island & New York City

o Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy, v. 3: Containing Every Item of Genealogical

Value Found in All Records and Minutes of All Meetings of All Grades Ever Organized in New York City and on Long Island (1657 to the Present Time), Including Both Hicksite and Orthodox Groups of the New York Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends, William Wade Hinshaw, Thomas Worth Marshall, ed. and comp. Ann Arbor, MI; Richmond, IN: Edwards Bros., Inc.; Friends Book and Supply House, Distributors, 1940 -- LI REF 929.1 HIN VOL. 3

Melville, NY

o History (Temple Beth Torah. About Us)

Middle Island, NY

o Bayles, Thomas R. Historical Sketches of the Middletown Presbyterian Church, 1766-1945. Middle Island, NY: [The Church], January 1946. – LI REF 285.1747 BAY

o Bayles, Thomas R. History of the Middle Island Presbyterian Church, 1766-1970. [Middle Island, NY: The Church, 1970.] -- LI REF 285.1747 BAY

New York State

o New York (State). Historian. Eccelesiastical Records, State of New York, v. 1-6, [ed. by]

Hiugh Hastings. Albany, NY: J.B. Lyon, State Printer, 1901-1916. – NY REF Storage 277.47 N

Oakdale, NY

o Our History (Temple B’nai Israel Reform Temple. About Us) Patchogue, NY

o 100th Anniversary St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Patchogue, Long Island, New York, 1843-

1943, September 26th to October 4th. [Patchogue, NY: The Church, 1943.] -- LI REF 274.725 ONE

o Austin, Jere C. The Strict Congregational Church at Patchogue: The Story of the First Gongregational Church and Parish of Patchogue, New York. [Patchogue, NY]: The Church, [1968]. – LI REF 285.8 AUS

o Baranello, Patricia. Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church, Established 1843, Patchogue, New York. [Patchogue, NY: The Church, 1996.] -- LI REF 283.74725 BAR

o Beth El Through the Years (Temple Beth El of Patchogue. About) o Celebrating a Proud Heritage: The Congregational Church and Parish of Patchogue,

1793-1993, Nancy Austin Kana, ed., and Robert T. Duckworth. Patchogue, NY: The Church, 1993. – LI REF 285. 9747 CEL

o The Congregational Church of Patchogue: Easter, April 16, 2006: In Celebration of the Restoration of the Stained Glass Windows of the Congregational Church of Patchogue. Patchogue, NY: The Church, 2006. – LI REF 285.8474 CON

o The Congregational Church of Patchogue, Patchogue, New York: Directory 1975-76. [Patchogue, NY: The Church, 1975.] – LI REF 285.8 CON

o God’s Plan – Our Story: A History of Emanuel Lutheran Church, 1912-2012, ed. by Harvey Gehrig, Helen Kalbach, and Sara Walter. Patchogue, NY: The Church, 2012. – LI REF 284.1747 EMAN

o Henry, Odessa Lucille. Developing a Program for Church Renewal at the Grace African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Patchogue, New York. [Madison, NJ]: Drew University, 1991. – LI REF 287.6 HEN

o A History of Lutheran Church of Our Savior, 231 Jayne Avenue, Patchogue, Long Island, New York 11772: 1946-1996, in Commemoration of Fifty Years. Patchogue, NY: The Church, [1996]. – LI REF 284.1747 LUT

o Lutheran Church of Our Savior (Patchogue, NY). A History of Lutheran Church of Our Savior, 23 Jayne Avenue, Patchogue, Long Island, Nerw York, 1946-1996, in Commemoration of Fifty Years. Patchogue, NY: The Church, 1996. – LI REF 284.1747 LUT

o Congregational Church (Patchogue, NY). Congregational Church, Patchogue. [Patchogue, NY: The Church, 1886-1887]. – LI REF 2858747 CON

o Overton, Frank. The Congregational Church of Patchogue, N.Y.: A History, Prepared for the 150th Anniversary of the Founding of the Church on January 14, 1793. Amityville, NY: Long Island Forum, 1943. – LI REF 285.8747 OVE

o Peace, Love, Joy: In Celebration of the 190th Anniversary of The Congregational Church of Patchogue, November, 1983. Patchogue, NY: Searles Graphic, Inc., 1983. – LI REF 285.8747 PEA

o Pictorial and Rhetorical History of the United Methodist Church of Patchogue, New York, 1790-1990 [scrapbook], 3 vols., comp. by Sarah Griffin Bransford. Patchogue, NY: United <ethodist Church, 1981. – LI REF 287.67472 v. 1-3

o Souvenir Directory of the First Congregational Church, Patchogue, N.Y.: 1912. Patchogue, NY: The Church, 1912. – LI REF 285.8747 CON

o The United Methodist Church, Patchogue: A Centennial Celebration: Centuries of Sharing and Caring, Established 1791-Erected 1889/90. Patchogue, NY: The Church. Centennial Committee, 1990. – LI REF 287. 6747 UNI

o United Methodist Church, Patchogue: History, vol. 4: 1980-1990 [typescript], comp. and ed. by Wendy Hollowell and Janet Jansen. Patchogue, NY: The Church, 1990. – LI REF 287.67472 UNI

Port Jefferson Station, NY

o History (North Shore Jewish Center. About Us)

Sag Harbor, NY

o One Hundredth Anniversary, 1844-1944: First Presbyterian Church, Sag Harbor, N.Y.

[Sag Harbor. NY: The Church, 1944.] – LI REF 285.1747 ONE o Our History (Temple Adas Israel, Sag Harbor, NY. About Us)

Sayville, NY

o Stevenson, Charles G. But as Yesterday: The Early Life and Times of St. Ann’s Church,

Sayville, Long Island, New York (1864-1888). Sayville, NY: The Church, 1967. – LI REF 283.7472 STE

o A History of New Life Community Church, 1866-1991: “Growing Through God’s Grace”: Celebrating 125 Years of HIStory. Sayville, NY: The Church, [1991]. – LI REF 285.1747 GRO

o Whitehouse, Jack. Sayville’s Orphan Heroes. Charleston, SC: History Press, [2010]. – LI REF & Non-Ficiton 974.725 V-SAYVL WHI

Setauket, NY

o Caroline Church of Brookhaven: Restoration of 1937. [Setauket, NY: The Church, 1937?] – LI REF 285.1747

o First Presbyterian Church in Brookhaven, at Setauket, comp. by Kate W. Strong. Bay Shore, NY: Repr. from Long Island Forum, 1942. – LI REF 285.1747 STR

Shelter Island, NY

o Herman, Stewart W. A Chronicle of Shelter Island’s Churches. [Dering Harbor, NY: The

Author], 1977. – LI REF 280 HER o Herman, Stewart W. God’s Summer Cottage: A History of the Union Chapel in the Grove on

Shelter Island. Shelter Island, NY: Shelter Island Historical Society, 1980. – LI REF 277. 4725 HERM

o Mallman, Rev. Jacob E. Historical Papers on Shelter Island and Its Presbyterian Church, with Genealogical Tables…. Shelter Island, NY: Repr. by Shelter island Pubic Library, 1985. – LI REF929.3747 MAL

Smithtown, NY

o Our Story (Chavurat Emet. About Us) o St. James Church (Smithtown, NY). St. James Church, 1853-1953. [Smithtown, NY: The

Church, 1953.] – LI REF 283.09747 SAI South Huntington, NY

o History (South Huntington Jewish Center. About Us)

Southampton, NY

o Saint Andrew’s Dune Church, Southampton, New York, Founded 1879. [Southampton, NY:

The Church, 1952?] – LI REF 283.7472 SAI Southold, NY

o Our Story (North Fork Reform Synagogue. About Us) o Palmer, Rev. E. Hoyt and H. Maud Terry. A History of the First Presbyterian Church of

Southold, Long Island, N.Y.: Written for the Church’s Tercentenary, 1640-1940. [Southold, NY]: The Church, 1940. – LI REF 285.1747

Westhampton, NY

o Anderson, Mabel & Dorothy Lindgren. The History of the Westhampton Presbyterian

Church, 1742-1976. [S.l.: The Church, 1976.] -- LI REF 285. 17472 ANDER

School district records

African-American Resource Guide: A Survey of Pre-1931 African-American Records Covering the Area of the Riverhead Central School District, for Genealogists and Other Researchers, [comp.] by Mary Lee Gaylor. {Riverhead, NY: Riverhead Free Library], 2006. – LI REF 929.3747 GAY

Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Town of Huntington School Trustee Annual Census Reports, 1827-1863, 2 vols. [bound as 1], comp. by Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, NY: Office of the Historian, 1982. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT 1827-1863 SCHOOL

Longwood During the Civil War: The Story of the Citizen Soldiers of Coram, Middle Island, Yaphank, and Ridge, N.Y., [comp. and ed. by Paul Infranco and Guy Mastrion. Middle Island, NY: Longwood Society for Historical Preservation, 2002. – LI REF 973.7 INF

School Yearbooks

See also Educational History of Patchogue [web page] (Patchogue-Medford Library. Celia M. Hastings Local History Room) Patchogue High School. Record. Patchogue, NY: The School, 1929, 1931-6, 1937-1939, 1941-

1972. – LI REF Storage 373.9 P Patchogue-Medford High School. Record. Patchogue, NY: The School, 1973-2016. – LI REF

Storage 373.9 P Seton Hall High School. Milestones. Patchogue, NY: The School, 1937-1974. – LI REF Storage

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SHIPWRECKS

Note: If you have an ancestor who was aboard one of these ill-fated vessels (as a passenger, crew member, or ship’s officer), or was a rescuer, these titles may prove of interest, as may articles in the Long Island Vertical Files, under the name of the ship (e.g. L.I.—Shipwrecks—Lexington; L.I.— Shipwrecks—Louis V. Place). There are additional sources in the LI REF and NY REF Collections.

Online newspaper accounts may provide further information.

Field Van R. Wrecks and Rescues on Long Island: The Story of the U.S. Lifesaving Service. Yaphank, NY: Searles Graphics, 1997. – LI REF 363.1238 FIE

Jones, Fred R. Shipwrecks, Strandings and Sinkings Off Long Island’s South Shore. Patchogue, NY: The Author, 1997. -- – LI REF 363.123 JON

Vertical file cabinets

The Local History Room has 34 large file drawers of material arranged by subject, which provide information relevant to your search, or provide greater context. For a complete list of subjects and subtopics covered, see our Long Island and Patchogue Vertical File Subject Heading Index.

Vital records

Births

o Cleveland’s Supplement to the Salmon Record (1812-1879): The Long Island Traveler, February 27, 1879 through May27, 1880, comp. by David Kerkhof. Riverhead, NY: Suffolk County Historical Society, 1994. – LI REF 929.3747 CLE

Deaths

o Huntington (NY : Town). Historian. Marriages & Deaths (with Comments) from the

Account Book of Darling Whitney & Daniel Darling Whitney of Woodbury, Long Island, New York, 1808-1848, Towns of Huntington and Oyster Bay. Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Huntington American Revolution Bicentennial Committee, 1977. – LI REF 929.3747 WHI

o Huntington (NY : Town). Office of the Historian. Vital Statistics: Marriage, Deaths, & Births: Town of Huntington, Long island, New York, 1847-1848-1849, comp. by Rufus B. Langhans. Huntington, NY: The Town, 1980. – LI REF 974.725 T-HUNT HUN

o Oyster Bay (N.Y. : Town). Historian. Index to Register of Deaths, Town of Oyster Bay (1881-1920), comp. by John E. Hammond. [Oyster Bay, NY: Office of the Historian,2007?]. – LI REF 974.7245 T-OYBAY HAM

Marriages

o American Marriage Records Before 1699, ed. and comp. by William Montgomery Clemens. Pompton Lakes, NJ: The Biblio Company, Publishers, 1926. – LI REF 929.3 C -- All colonies, including listings for New-York Colony.

o Christopher Young’s Marriage Record, 1830, comp. by Alice W. Kapenberg. [Riverhead, NY]: Prinbted by Suffolk County Historical Society, with the permission of the Baiting Hollow Congregational Church, 1975. – LI REF 929.3747 YOU

o Huntington (NY : Town). Historian. Marriages & Deaths (with Comments) from the Account Book of Darling Whitney & Daniel Darling Whitney of Woodbury, Long Island,

New York, 1808-1848, Towns of Huntington and Oyster Bay. Huntington (N.Y. : Town). Huntington American Revolution Bicentennial Committee, 1977. – LI REF 929.3747 WHI

o Marriages of Suffolk County, New York, Taken from the Republican Watchman, a Newspaper Published at Greenport, N.Y.: Years 1871, 1872, 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, v. 1, copied and comp. by Gertrude A. Barber. Salem, MA: Reprinted by Higginson Book Co., 1950, repr. 1997. – Actually the subtitle is misleading. This work combines 4 separately numbered volumes, each with its own surname index. There is no combined surname index, except for a single volume. Each volume covers a range of years, not necessarily those listed in the subtitle (above), and within each volume, the main section is arranged (but not alphabetically) by village. It helps that villages names have been underlined. Marriages are presented chronologically for a single year, under each village. Proceeding to the next year, villages are presented again is the, with marriages for the next year, and so on. Finally, when the marriages of each individual year have been covered, an index to surnames appearing in that volume follows. Again, each volume (or span of years) has its own separate index.

Naturalization Records

o Naturalizations in the Marine Court, New York City, 1827-1835 (Collections of the New

York Genealogical and Biographical Society, v. 13), abstracted by Kenneth Scott. New York: The Society, 1990. – NY REF 929.3747 NAT 1827-35

Wills – Suffolk County, NY

o Early Long Island Wills of Suffolk County, 1691-1703: An Unabridged Copy of the

Manuscript Volume Known as “The Lester Will Book”; Being the Record of the Prerogative Court of the County of Suffolk, New York, with Genealogical and Historical Notes, [comp. and ed.] by William S. Pelletreau. New York: Francis P. Harper, 1897. – LI REF 929.3747 EAR – Includes an Index of Wills, pp. 283-84; Index of Letters of Administration, pp. 285-86; Index of Places, pp. 287-89; and Index of Names, pp. 291-301.

o The Will of Ellis Cook, of Southampton, Long Island (d. 1679), ed. by Albert StanBurrough Cook. New Haven, CXT: Privately Printed, 1916. – LI REF 929.2097 COOK

o The Wills of Suffolk County, Long Island [NY], Liber A, 1787-1798, abstracted by George M. Easter. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 2001. – LI REF 929.3747 WIL – Contain an “Index of Persons”, pp. 79-113. – LI REF 929.3747 WIL