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By: Zella Armstrong, Pub. 1937, reprinted 2022, 122 pages, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-090-9. Even though Tennessee was not formed until after the Revolutionary War, she did have settlers of her current boundaries that show up within the North Carolina Rolls. The book is an alphabetical list of 2,400 Tennessee pensioners. It was compiled from the Pension Lists of 1816, 1818, 1828, 1832, and the U.S. Census of 1840. Information to be found within: name, age, residence, service, and the source of the data. The reader will also discover that the Widows drawing on their husbands' claims are listed.

By: Zella Armstrong, Pub. 1933, reprinted 2022, 160 pages, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-089-3. Even though Tennessee was not formed until after the Revolutionary War, she did have settlers of her current boundaries that show up within the North Carolina Rolls. This book is based on the Invalid Lists of 1806, which only awarded pensions to those who were disabled by reason of the War and the Pension Lists of 1818, 1832 and 1840. The reader will discover valuable information on several hundred pensioners within while providing information such as: name, age, date and place of birth, residence, date of the pension application, service record, names of all family members, and place or places of migration to and from, or within the State of Tennessee. Of special interest, it should be noted that the 1840 Pension List includes widows' applications. These widows were required to submit proof of marriage and children. Because of this, their applications provide a rich source of genealogical source material. This book has data on several hundred Revolutionary War veterans while documenting several thousand related family members.

By: Penelope Johnson Allen, Pub. 1935, Reprinted 2022, 72 pages, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-088-6.This book is a roster of those North Carolina frontiersmen who were patriots to the cause of independence. This listing of Revolutionary soldiers taken from the Revolutionary Army Accounts of North Carolina in the State Archives at Raleigh, showing claims against North Carolina for service by men of the two western-most counties of Washington and Sullivan, which later became a part of Tennessee. The author has also included data on wills of Washington County, marriages of Blount and Davidson counties, and a final section on Revolutionary grants in Davidson County.

By: Adjutant General & Maurice S. Toler, Pub. 1851, reprinted 2022, 196 pages, Index, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-086-2.This book is a complete muster roll of the State's 12,000 soldiers who were detached from the NC Militia. These lists contain the names of both officers and men and are presented in two separate sections: one covering the detachments of 1812, the other the detachments of 1814.

By: Coralie Parker, Pub. 1928, reprinted 2022, 190 pages, Index, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-085-5.This book is a comprehensive history of taxation within the state of North Carolina covering the policies of England all the way thru Independence in 1776. The reader will find topics on: English Trade & Navigation; English customs and Revenue systems; Direct & Local Taxes in England; QUIT-RENTS, its history, its administration, its fiscal Importance and its significance; CUSTOMS DUTIES, Types and Purposes of Customs Levied in the State, Export Tax on Tobacco and Hides, Import Duties on Liquors and Rice, Tonnage Duties; POLL TAX, its advent, description and basis of it; LAND and MISCELLANEOUS TAXES, the Land Tax, Tax on Lawsuits, License Taxes, Lotteries; and LOCAL TAXES, authority and Influence of the Local System, and the Parrish Levies.

By: Charles A. Hanna, Pub. 1900, Reprinted 2022, 172 pages, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-079-4.This book contains in alphabetical order approximately 350 genealogies of the first families who settled in western Pennsylvania between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Alleghenies, along with genealogies of those first families who migrated west into the Northwest Territory now known as Ohio. These 350 plus families are listed in alphabetical order. Data to found with in this book: records of the first immigrant settler, including place and date of birth and death, place of residence, name of wife and date of marriage, names of children and their dates and places of birth, and names of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

By: Federal Publishing Company, Pub. 1905, Reprinted 2022. 400 pages, Index, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-078-7.This book contains nothing but biographies' of person from the following counties of KENTUCKY: Boone, Gallatin, Grant, Owen, Henry, Trimble, Oldham, Jefferson, Shelby, Spencer, Bullitt, Hardin, Meade, Breckenridge, Hancock, Ohio, Daviess, Henderson, Hopkins, Muhlenberg, Livingston, Union, Caldwell, McCracken, Hickman, Graves, and Calloway; counties of INDIANA: Dearborn, Ohio, Ripley, Switzerland, Jefferson, Jennings, Clark, Scott, Washington, Floyd, Harrison, Crawford, Orange, Perry, Dubois, Spencer, Pike, Gibson, Posey, Warrick, and Vanderburgh; counties of ILLINOIS: Alexander, Gallatin, Hardin, Johnson, Massac, Pope, Pulaski, Saline, and Union. These biographies' will include such things as: birthplace and date, occupation, education, military service, land holdings, name and birth date of wife, date and place of marriage, names of children and birthdates, marriages of children, names and dates of death of parents and their former residence, names of biographies' siblings and other items of interest. Names of biographies': Ackerman, Allen, Anderson, Austin, Baker, Barger, Barret (3), Barrett, Barter, Bean (2), Beck, Becker, Bennett (3), Berry, Bethel, Bingham, Bishop (3), Blackard (2), Blue, Boaz, Bocksterge, Boetticher, Bondurant, Book, Bossie, Bowling (2), Bozarth, Bradley, Brashear, Bruce, Bucher, Buckman (3), Buder, Bush (2), Butler, Butsch, Caldwell, Callicott, Cambron (2), Carroll, Cassidy, Caulton, Champion, Chapman, Charles, Clark, Clarke, Clements (3), Clopton, Coffman, Colbert, Combs, Compton, Connor, Cook (2), Cooley, Cothron, Covert, Cowper (2), Crabb, Craney, Crenshaw, Cruz, Cunningham, Davenport, Davis (2), Denby, Devous, Dewey (2), Dillard, Dixon, Dorroh, Dorsey, Douglas, Downen, Drury, Dunn, Dyer, Edwards (2), Ehs, Emig, Ensle, Esslinger, Evans (2), Farnsworth, Feith, Ferrill, Feuchter, Fitzgerald, Foster (2), Fraser, Galligan, Garnett, Gilbert (3), Gillen, Glasscock, Goad, Gordon, Graham, Grassham (3), Greaney (2), Green, Gregg (2), Gregory, Griggs, Grumley, Gwaltney, Hale, Hales, Hall, Halliday (5), Harrelson, Harrington, Harris, Harth, Hastings, Haynes, Heeger, Heilman, Hemenway, Hendrick, Henson, Herbert, Hercules, Hessian, Heyns, Hick, Hickman, Hite (2), Hodges, Hogan, Hollandi, Houston, Hovey, Howell (2), Humphrey, Huston, Inman, Jennelle, Jourdan, Karges, Keaton, Kellenaers (2), Kimmel, King, Kinsall, Kleymeyer, Kluge, Koepke, Kratz, Lambert, Lancaster, Landram, Langan, Lansden, Lasher, Lawler, Lilly, Lindle, Little, Logsden, Logsdon (2), Lowery, Lutz, McBane, McCue, McCurdy, McFarland, McKeaig, McKernan, McKnight, Magner, Markwell, Marstall, Martin, Mattingly (2), Mayer, Menzies, Merritt, Miller, Mills, Mitchell (2), Moore, Morlock, Moss, Naas, Neal, Nellis, Noggle (2), Nunn (2), Ogden, O'Rourke, Orr, Overby, Parker, Pendleton, Penn, Phillips, Pierce, Pike, Pittman, Powell (2), Pride, Quick, Ragon, Rankin, Reed (2), Reid, Rennie, Rheinlander, Rice, Richards, Richeson, Riggie, Rittenhouse, Roberts, Robinett (2), Robinson, Roche, Roney, Rosencrans, Rudd, Rudolph, Sanks, Sanders (2), Satterley, Schatz, Sellers (2), Siddall, Siebman, Sihler, Smith (2), Soaper, Sonntag, Stacey, Stanley, Steagala, Stephens, Stevens, Stiles, Strickland, Strong, Stuart, Sturgis, Sullivan, Sutherland, Tadlock, Taylor (2), Teare, Thomas, Threlkeld, Towles, Turner (2), Twitchell, Tyner, Veach, Walker, Waller (2), Walsh, Walters, Warner, Wathen, Watson, Wenger, Whitehead, Whitledge, Willis, Wilson (5), Winston (2), Winter, Wisehart, Wiseheart, Wolflin, Wood, Woodford, Woolfe, Worthington, Yearwood, Yewell, Young, Zabler, Zirkelbach, and Zutt.

By: Federal Publishing Company, Pub. 1905, reprinted 2022. 404 pages, Index, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-077-0.This book contains nothing but biographies' of person from the following counties of KENTUCKY: Boone, Gallatin, Grant, Owen, Henry, Trimble, Oldham, Jefferson, Shelby, Spencer, Bullitt Hardin, Meade, Breckenridge, Hancock, Ohio, Daviess, Henderson, Hopkins, Muhlenberg, Livingston, Union, Caldwell, McCracken, Hickman, Graves, and Calloway; counties of INDIANA: Dearborn, Ohio, Ripley, Switzerland, Jefferson, Jennings, Clark, Scott, Washington, Floyd, Harrison, Crawford, Orange, Perry, Dubois, Spencer, Pike, Gibson, Posey, Warrick, and Vanderburgh; counties of ILLINOIS: Alexander, Gallatin, Hardin, Johnson, Massac, Pope, Pulaski, Saline, and Union. These biographies' will include such things as: birthplace and date, occupation, education, military service, land holdings, name and birth date of wife, date and place of marriage, names of children and birthdates, marriages of children, names and dates of death of parents and their former residence, names of biographies' siblings and other items of interest. Names of biographies': Adams (2), Ahman, Ahrens, Akers, Alford, Anderson (3), Annis, Archibald, Badger, Bardes, Barker, Barnard, Barth, Baschang, Bauer, Bax, Beinkamp, Berry (2), Bitz, Bohne, Boluss, Bond (3), Bonser, Booth, Bosworth, Bourland, Bowton, Breed, Brewer, Brill, Brimson, Brisby, Brock, Brown (2), Bruce, Bulthaup, Buttorff, Campbell, Cannon, Cardwill, Carney, Carroll, Cash, Cisco, Clark, Cluse, Clegg, Cochran, Coffey, Coghill, Cole, Coll, Collins (2), Colt, Columbia, Comstock, Conaway, Connor, Contri, Conway (3), Coolman, Corson, Cottingham (2), Coulter, Cowen (2), Cox, Cragg, Daily, Daniel, Dant, Darling, Daughters, Davies, Davis, Day, Deatherage, Denny, Devous, Deweese, Dilger, Dimick, Doherty, Drake, Duck, Durr, Durrett, Edwards, Elder, Ellis (2), Ellspermann, Emmert, Enslinger (2), Faller, Fegenbush, Fisher, Fitch, Fleischman. Fogle, Foster, Fox, Francisco, Frohock, Furnish, Gaines, Galbreath, Gardner, Gebhart, Gex, Gibson, Gordon, Gosney, Grabfelder, Graham, Grant, Graydon, Green (2), Greene, Griesbacher, Grimes, Grose, Habermel, Haines, Hanlon, Hargan, Hargitt, Harris (2), Harrison, Hartman, Hatch, Hegewald, Henderson, Henning, Heustis, Hickey, Hill, Hindman, Hite, Hoagland, Hoard, Hoffer, Holloway, Holtz, Holzhauer, Howard, Huddleston, Huelsmann, Ingalls, Isherwood, Jackson, Jacobs, Jahrries, Jaquith, Jenkins, Jett, Jeunesse, Johnson (2), Johnston, Kanzler, Keller, Kelly, Kerr, Kessler, Kevekordes, Kinstler, Koch (2), Kolker, Kopp, Kramer, Kraft, Kratz, Krementz, Laughlin, Laut (2), Leap, Lee, Lehmann, Lemmon, Leopold, Libbert, Little (2), Logan (2), Logsdon, Lohstroh, Lovell, Lutz, Lyon, McArthur, McCallister, McGhee, McIntire, McIntyre, McKinley, McLean, Maag, Manus, Marshall (2), Mattison, Mayfield, Meddis, Meek, Melish, Meyer, Miller (2), Mobley, Monfort, Montgomery, Morris (2), Moser, Muench, Mundt, Myerhoff, Nevitt, Newman, Niebaum, Niklaus, North (2), Nowlin (3), Nye, Obrien, Oertel, Osborn, Ott, Owen, Parker, Parks, Parsons, Patterson, Peak, Pentland, Perkins, Pernett, Perry, Pfender, Poole, Poschinger, Posey, Powell, Prosser, Protsman, Puls, Ralston, Ransdell, Rauschenbach, Rechtin, Rickwood, Rider, Riedel (2), Roberts (2), Rogers, Rohrman, Rose, Rowlett, Ruby, Ruehrwein, Rump, Ruston, Saunders, Scarborough, Schaefer, Schenck, Schroeder (2), Schwab, Schwan, Schwartz, Scott (2), Searcy (2), Sebree, Shanks, Shaw (3), Sherlock, Sheriff, Shirley, Shoemaker, Shopbell, Shrader (2), Shutt, Shutts, Sink, Slider, Smith (5), Spaeth, Spencer, Spivey, Stahlhefer, Stanley, Stark, Stoner, Stoy (3), Strunk, Sulzer, Sutton (2), Swales, Swearingen, Varner (2), Vernia, Vinyard, Waite, Waldo, Wall, Walter, Waltz, Warder, Wartmann, Webber, White, Whitney, Wilcox, Wilder, Wilkins, Wilkinson, Wilks, Winders, Winterberger, Wooley, Wright (3), Wulber, Wymond, Young (2), and Zollman.

By: William D. Bennett, Pub. 1989, reprinted 2022, 112 pages, Index, soft cover 8 1/2" x 11", ISBN #978-1-63914-072-5. Buncombe County was formed in 1791 and included what are now the following western North Carolina Counties: Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Henderson, Jackson, Macon, Madison, Swain, Transylvania and also parts of Yancey, McDowell, and Polk.

By: Thomas Partlow, Pub. 2022, 136 pages, Index, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-073-2.Sugg's Creek Church lies within Wilson County, Tennessee and was established in 1800 as a Presbyterian Church. Many of its early members had just arrived from York County, South Carolina area. A number of these early transplanted South Carolinians now lie buried in the Sugg's Creek Cemetery. Information to be found with in this book: a short account of the organization of the first Presbyterian Church at Sugg's Creek Meeting House with a brief notice of the origin of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at this place. Also, a record of names, births, baptisms, deaths, marriages, communions, removals and other necessary church records.

By: H. Stanley Craig, Pub. 1926, reprinted 2022, 100 pages, Index, ISBN #978-1-63914-038-1.The Salem Tenth encompassed approximately 350 square miles in the Southwestern part of the state which includes present day Salem and Cumberland Counties. It was founded by a Quaker named John Fenwick in 1665. This was the first English settlement established in west portion of the state of New Jersey following the English defeat of the Dutch in 1664. It had become the first Quaker colony in North America, predating any settlements in Philadelphia. In 1665, John Fenwick was involved in a financial dispute when acquiring these lands from Lord Berkeley. Lord Berkeley had also sold lands to Edward Billinge in New Jersey. The final outcome of the dispute was that for financial considerations Fenwick was granted a tenth of West Jersey.

By: Albert Cook Myers, Pub. 1902, reprinted 2022, 140 pages, Index, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-062-6.The work is very important to the genealogists who is interested in tracing early immigrants to Penn's Colony. This book is a chronological list of Quaker immigrants who registered with the Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends, upon their arrival in Philadelphia. This meeting house is the largest of all Quaker meeting in the province. The information is based on the certificates of removal from the Meetings of Friends of which they were members in other countries and other colonies. A large proportion of the Quakers who immigrated into the Province of Pennsylvania took up residence in Philadelphia. Of the nineteen monthly meetings established in Pennsylvania prior to 1750, the Philadelphia Monthly Meeting easily ranks first in the number of certificates received. As a rule, the certificates give the following information: name, date of certificate, former place of residence, former meeting, date of receipt, and other details of quaint and useful interest.

By: Susie K. Senn, Pub. 2022, 196 pages, Index, soft cover, ISBN #978-1-63914-063-3.Pike County was created in 1821 from Henry County, Alabama. It is surrounded by the counties of: Barbour, Bullock, Coffee, Crenshaw, Dale and Montgomery. Due to the many counties carved out of Pike County, (Bullock, Barbour and Crenshaw), this book will be extremely helpful for researchers looking for individuals in this southeastern portion of the state.