27 in 1-PLYMOUTH County MASSACHUSETTS HISTORY-GENEALOGY Start Price USD 24.99 Current Price USD 24.99 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, October 21, 2008 End Time Thursday, November 20, 2008 Location Texas See more about '27 in 1-PLYMOUTH County MASSACHUSETTS HISTORY-GENEALOGY' Description These books are on CD, in pdf format. Adobe Reader is used to view the actual page images scanned from the original books. Read my About Me page if you need more information about these cds. You get all 27 books on one CD! * These books on CD are SEARCHABLE *   1. History of Plymouth County, Massachusetts. With Biographical Sketches of Many of its Pioneers and Prominent Men (Originally published in 1884, about 1,354 pages) Contents:   History of Plymouth County   History of Plymouth   History of Wareham   History of Pembroke   History of Kingston   History of Lakeville   History of Marion   History of Rochester   History of Hanson   History of Duxbury   History of Mattapoisett   History of Hanover   History of Scituate and South Scituate   History of Carver   History of Abington   History of South Abington   History of Rockland   History of ancient Bridgewater   History of Brockton   History of Bridgewater   History of East Bridgewater   History of West Bridgewater   History of Middleboro'   History of Hingham   History of Plympton   History of Halifax   History of Marshfield   History of Hull   Appendix 2. Records of the Town of Plymouth (Originally published in 1889-1903, about 1,213 pages) 3. Publications of the Colonial Society of Massachusetts, Volume XXII. Collections. Plymouth Church Records, 1620-1859 (Originally published in 1920-23, about 942 pages) Contents: Volume XXII. Lists of pastors. Associate pastors, elders, deacons, etc.   Bibliographies  Officers of the Society, 1 Sep., 1920   Resident members   Corresponding members   Honorary members   Plymouth Church Records    Index I. Church transactions   Index II. Baptisms, Deaths, Marriages, Members   4. History of the Town of Plymouth. From its First Settlement in 1620 to the Present Time. With a Concise History of the Aborigines of New England and Their Wars With the English, &c. (Originally published in 1835, about 405 pages)  5. Epitaphs From Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts, from 1657 to 1892. With Biographical and Historical Notes (Originally published in 1892, about 349 pages) Contents:  Epitaphs from Burial Hill, Plymouth   Memorandum   List of recent burials   Memorial list   Map of Plymouth Massachusetts   A descriptive list of tombs, monuments, enclosed lots, inscriptions of special interest, etc   Biographical: The Old Sexton   Index 6. Death Records From the Ancient Burial Ground at Kingston, Massachusetts (Originally published in 1905, about 32 pages) 7. Epitaphs in Old Bridgewater, Massachusetts (Originally published in 1882, about 270 pages) Contents:   Old Grave-yard in West Bridgewater   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in the Old Grave-yard in West Bridgewater   Powder House Grave-yard, in West Bridgewater   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Powder House Grave-yard in West Bridgewater   Jerusalem Grave-yard, in West Bridgewater   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Jerusalem Grave-yard in West Bridgewater   The Alger Grave-yard and Tomb, in West Bridgewater   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in the Alger Grave-yard and Tomb in West Bridgewater   Old Grave-yard, in Bridgewater   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in the Old Grave-yard in Bridgewater   The Alden or Vernon Street Grave-yard, in Titicut   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Vernon Street Grave-yard, Titicut   Scotland Grave-yard   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Scotland Grave-yard   The Keith or South Street Grave-yard in Titicut   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Keith, or South Street, grave-yard   Trinity Church Grave-yard, in Bridgewater   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Trinity Church Grave-yard   Japan Grave-yard, in Bridgewater   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Japan Grave-yard   Great Woods Grave-yard   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Great Woods Grave-yard   Small-pox grave-yards, in Bridgewater   Old Grave-yard in East Bridgewater   Alphabetical index to the names on monuments in Old Grave-yard, East Bridgewater   Index to surnames 8. Vital Records of Plympton, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1923, about 540 pages) 9. Vital Records of the Town of Halifax, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1849 (Originally published in 1905, about 221 pages) 10. Vital Records of Brockton, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1911, about 371 pages) 11. Vital Records of Carver, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1911, about 179 pages) 12. A Copy of the Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths, and of Intentions of Marriage of the Town of Hanover, Mass., 1717-1787 (Originally published in 1898, about 326 pages) 13. Vital Records of Hanson, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1911, about 110 pages) 14. Vital Records of Hull, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1911, about 76 pages) 15. Vital Records of Kingston, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1911, about 396 pages) 16. Vital Records of Pembroke, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1911, about 465 pages) 17. Vital Records of Rochester, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1914, about 768 pages) 18. Vital Records of Scituate, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1914, about 768 pages) 19. Vital Records of Abington, Massachusetts to the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1912, about 634 pages) 20. Vital Records of Bridgewater, Massachusetts to the End of the Year 1850 (Originally published in 1916, about 948 pages)           21. History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, in Plymouth County, Massachusetts. Including an Extensive Family Register (Originally published in 1840, about 399 pages)    22. A Historical Sketch of the Town of Hanover, Mass.  With Family Genealogies (Originally published in 1853, about 459 pages)   Contents:   Chapter I. Early settlement of the territory, in connexion with that of Scituate...   Chapter II. Natural history   Chapter III. Indians   Chapter IV. Ecclesiastical history   Chapter V. Ecclesiastical history...   Chapter VI. Education   Chapter VII. Military history   Chapter VIII. Incidents of the Revolution   Chapter IX. Military history...   Chapter X. Manufactures and trade   Chapter XI. Ship building   Chapter XII. Provisions for the poor...   Chapter XIII. Highways...   Part II. Family Genealogies 23. Historic Duxbury in Plymouth County, Massachusetts (Originally published in 1900, about 136 pages)  Contents:   I. The town and early settlers   II. Captain Myles Standish   III. Elder William Brewster   IV. John Alden   V. The Standish Monument   VI. Captain's Hill   VII. Old burial places   VIII. Shipbuilding   IX. Roads   X. Maps   XI. Old houses   XII. Antiquaries   XIII. Kingston and Green Harbor   XIV. The French cable   XV. The celebration of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the town's settlement   XVI. The calm 24. History of the Town of Carver, Massachusetts. Historical Review, 1637 to 1910 (Originally published in 1913, about 435 pages)  Contents:   History of Carver. Natural conditions   Indians   The first speculators   A few early laws   The first separation   Early settlers   The South Precinct of Plympton   Plympton in the Revolution   The Congregationalist Church   The south meeting house   The second separation   The temperance movement   The Baptist Church   The Methodist Church   The Advent Christian Church   The Union Society   Furnaces and foundries   The cranberry industry   Military history   Carver in the rebellion   War of 1812-14...   Post offices   Small pox   Cemeteries   The population of Carver...   Miscellaneous industries   Chronological events   Landmarks of Carver   Biographical sketches   Precinct officers...   Parish officers   Church members   State and County officers   Town officers   Index of names 25. Mattapoisett and Old Rochester, Massachusetts. Being a History of These Towns and Also in Part of Marion and a Portion of Wareham (Originally published in 1907, about 472 pages)  Contents:   Chapter I. Earliest times   Chapter II. General features   Chapter III. The beginnings of Rochester Town, 1679-1700   Chapter IV. The settlers and the settlements   Chapter V. The early church and the precincts   Chapter VI. The eighteenth century   Chapter VII. The Revolutionary War   Chapter VIII. After the Revolution   Chapter IX. The division of the town   Chapter X. The church in the second precinct   Chapter XI. Maritime and other industries   Chapter XII. Mattapoisett in the Civil War   Chapter XIII. Mattapoisett the town   Chapter XIV. Mattapoisett of the present   I. Rochester soldiers and sailors in the early years   II. A rate bill of the inhabitants of Rochester, 1776   III. A list of maximum prices, Rochester, 1777   IV. Assessors list, 1740   V. List of members, 1772   VI. Infant baptisms and marriages   Index   26. History of the Town of Abington, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. From its First Settlement (Originally published in 1866, about 501 pages)  Contents:   Chapter I. Location  Chapter II. Roads  Chapter III. Beech Hill  Chapter IV. Population, valuation and polls  Chapter V. School districts  Chapter VI. Schools  Chapter VII. Agriculture and horticulture  Chapter VIII. Agriculture and horticulture  Chapter IX. Statistics of the first religious society  Chapter X. Rev. Samuel Niles, the third minister of the first religious society   Chapter XI. Rev. Samuel Niles, third minister of the first religious society   Chapter XII. Rev. Holland Weeks, fourth minister of the first religious society   Chapter XIII. Rev. Holland Weeks, fourth minister of the first religious society   Chapter XIV. First Society of the New Jerusalem in Abington   Chapter XV. Physicians practising in Abington in past times, and at the present time   Chapter XVI. Manufactures  Chapter XVII. Manufacture of boots and shoes  Chapter XVIII. Incorporation of the second religious society  Chapter XIX. East Abington Religious Society   Chapter XX. Politics  Chapter XXI. Politics  Chapter XXII. Oration, July 4, 1805   Chapter XXIII. Organization of the First Baptist Church in Abington, and its present state   Chapter XXIV. A statement of the rise, progress, and present state of the Baptist Church of Christ in East Abington  Chapter XXV. Congregational Society and Church in North Abington   Chapter XXVI. Historical sketch of the First Universalist Society, Abington   Chapter XXVII. The Catholic church   Chapter XXVIII. Proceedings at the Semi-Centennial Celebration, June 10, 1862   Chapter XXIX. Municipal affairs of the town   Chapter XXX. The first settlements in different parts of the town  Chapter XXXI. Some account of the slaves and their owners  Chapter XXXII. Miscellaneous items of events and persons  Chapter XXXIII. Distinguished characters, and their doings  Chapter XXXIV. The first tack factory built in town  Chapter XXXV. The Southern rebellion. Men and other aids for suppressing the rebellion  Chapter XXXVI. Southern rebellion  Chapter XXXVII. Reception of the returned soldiers   Appendix. Blake   Appendix. Blanchard   Appendix. Brown   Appendix. Cobb   Appendix. Cook   Appendix. Corthell   Appendix. Dunbar   Appendix. Dunham   Appendix. Dyer   Appendix. Ford   Appendix. Gurney   Appendix. Hobart   Appendix. Howe   Appendix. Howland   Appendix. Hunt   Appendix. Jacobs   Appendix. Jenkins   Appendix. King   Appendix. Lane   Appendix. Nash   Appendix. Noyes   Appendix. Payn   Appendix. Pool   Appendix. Pratt   Appendix. Reed   Appendix. Stetson   Appendix. Studley   Appendix. Thaxter   Appendix. Torrey   Appendix. Walker   Appendix. Wheeler   Appendix. Whitman 27. History of Marshfield (Originally published in 1901-05, about 488 pages)  Contents: Volume I.  Chapter I. Marshfield   Chapter II. Peregrine White   Chapter III. Old colonists' deeds   Chapter IV. Indian lands and deeds   Chapter V. Beginning of Marshfield Town records at town clerk's office   Chapter VI. Marriages among the pilgrims   Chapter VII. Punishments by pilgrims   Chapter VIII. The founder of Marshfield   Chapter IX. The menu of our forefathers   Chapter X. 1663. Town record selections   Chapter XI. Preparations for King Phillip's war   Chapter XII. Selectmen's power.--The Indians and other matters   Chapter XIV. Dress of the colonists.--Scolding women   Chapter XV. Our pilgrim fathers, as compared to Puritans of Salem and Boston   Chapter XV. Incidents among the colonists   Chapter XVI. Habits and customs of our forefathers   Chapter XVII. North River ferry boats and other matters   Chapter XVIII. Town record selections   Chapter XIX. Indians--Wolves--Whipping post--Lands   Chapter XX. Churches   Chapter XXI. Town record selections   Chapter XXII. 1765. Stamp Act and other matters   Chapter XXIII. 1774. Tory resolutions passed by the town   Chapter XXIV. 1775. Tories again in the ascendant   Chapter XXV. 1775. Preparations for the Revolution   Chapter XXVI. 1776. Patriots and patriotism   Chapter XXVII. Prices of home products during the Revolution   Chapter XXVIII. Gov. Josiah Winslow and others   Chapter XXIX. British soldiers quartered here among the Tories   Chapter XXX. Marshfield fathers of the Revolution   Chapter XXXI. Town record selections   Chapter XXXII. Ship building in Marshfield on the North River   Chapter XXXIII. Captains sailing on North River   Chapter XXXIV. Ship yards at Gravelly Beach and Little's Bridge   Chapter XXXV. Brooks & Tilden Ship Yard and other yards   Chapter XXXVI. Ferries in Marshfield   Chapter XXXVII. Town record selections   Chapter XXXVIII. Public schools in Marshfield   Chapter XXXIX. Town items--Forms of intentions of marriage   Chapter XL. Fugitive Slave Law   Chapter XLI. 1852. Daniel Webster's death   Chapter XLII. 1861. The Civil War   Chapter XLIII. 1867--July 8. Town record selection   Chapter XLIV. Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society   Chapter XLV. Clift Rodgers Free Library   Chapter XLVI. Formation of Grand Army Post and Ladies' Relief Corps   Chapter XLVII. Stores   Chapter XLVIII. Green Harbor Dike   Chapter XLIX. Brant Rock   Chapter L. Ventress Memorial gift   Chapter LI. Daniel Webster   Chapter LII. The new mouth of North River   Chapter LIII. Marshfield Hills   Chapter LIV. Railroad   Chapter LV. Marshfield in its corporate capacity   Chapter LVI. Cemeteries and streets   Chapter LVII. Occupations.--Wayside trees   Chapter LVIII. Marshfield items Volume II.  Weatherbee   Chapter II. Incidents and anecdotes in ye olden time   Chapter III. Old families in Marshfield   Chapter IV. Soldiers from Marshfield whom I have interviewed concerning their personal experiences and observations in the Civil War   Index   Feel free to contact me on ebay if you have any questions. Take full advantage of the awesome shipping discount for multiple orders. Shipping for the 1st CD is just $2, each additional CD is FREE shipping. Check out my other items! Place a Bid!