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Alabama Census Returns for 1820
State Department of Archives and History
These are the earliest Census returns available for Alabama.
Abstracts from Ben Franklin's Pennsylvania Gazette, 1728-1748
Scott, Kenneth
12,000 persons are mentioned in the index of the abstracts from the 21 years that Ben Franklin took an active part in publishing his newspaper.
American Military Biography
Published for B. Crosby
This extremely rare 1831 volume was purchased in 1833 in Cincinnati by Louis Ferree Forsythe for $1.50 on his way moving from Pennsylvania to Missouri. This contains Revolutionary War biographies of the following individuals: Ethan Allen, William Alexander, Daniel Boone, John Cadwalader, James Clinton, George Clinton, Thomas Conway, William Davidson, William Richardson Davie, Henry Dearborn, Evan Edwards, Christopher Gadsden, Horatio Gates, Nathaniel Greene, Nathan Hale, Alexander Hamilton, Isaac Hayne, William Heath, John Edgar Howard, Peter Horry, John James, Henry Knox, Benjamin Lincoln, John Laurens, Charles Lee, Henry Lee, Francis Marion, Hugh Mercer, Daniel Morgan, Thomas Mifflin, Richard Montgomery, William Moultrie, Israel Putnam, Joseph Reed, Philip Schuyler, John Stark, Arthur St. Clair, John Sullivan, Seth Warner, Joseph Warren, Peleg Wadsworth, William Washington, George Washington, Anthony Wayne, Otho H. Williams, Benedict Arnold, John Paul Jones, John Barry, Nicholas Biddle, Edward Preble, Thomas Truxton, Gilbert Motier Marquis de La Fayette, Kosciusko, Count Pulaski, Baron de Kalb, and Frederick William Baron de Steuben. Interesting how many of these people we don't study in American History!
NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Austin Colony Pioneers
Ray, Worth S.
History of the earliest counties and many early individuals in Texas.
Basic Guide to Irish Records for Family History
Mitchell, Brian
Nice compilation of sources in Ireland, along with maps of Irish counties, parishes and townlands.
Bell Family in America, The
Reprint by Clan Bell International
First published in 1913, The Bell Family in America has been out of print for many years. It has been reprinted by Clan Bell International in order to assist those researching genealogy of the early Bells in America. This small book is an account of the first Bell families in America, including a list by state of each Bell family in the United States, according to the 1790 US Census.
Bell Family in Dumfriesshire, The
Steuart, James
Published in 1932, this is the definitive record of the Bell family. Only 150 copies were published, so this is a very difficult book to find. Thirty Bell estates and the people who lived on them are elaborated on in this book. There is much about the Carruthers family also in this book, since the two families inter-married and were involved in many of the same historical events.
NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Bell Roots - Our Early History, 825-1800 (Revision A)
Bell, James Elton and Bell, Frances Jean
A very comprehensive book on Bell family history, including many maps and descendant charts. Also contains good coverage of the Carruthers families and maps of their land.
Burke's Dormant and Extinct Peerages
Burke, Sir Bernard, Ulster King of Arms
Another excellent reference of hard to find information. Originally published in 1883, this 650 page edition was re-published in 1996. Again, the Carruthers Baronies of Mouswald and Holmains are not listed here. Gary John Carruthers has brought to our attention that: from a letter from the Court of the Lord Lyon, Ormond Pursuivant of Arms, "The Carruthers designation was not of a Peerage, but a Feudal Barony".
Burke's General Armory
Burke, Sir Bernard
Burke's General Armory is recognized as the definitive reference for Heraldic Arms. It was first published in 1842 and updated periodically since. The Carruthers family is included in four Coats-of-arms: Carruthers of Howmains (Holmains), Carruthers the Steward Depute of Annandale in 1672, Carruthers-Wade of Holmains in 1854, and Mitchell-Carruthers of Scotland in 1876.
Many library systems have this book for your reference. We use this book to define the two main colors on the Arms to put on the family name merchandise that is available through our store.
Carmack's Guide to Copyright & Contracts - A Primer for Genealogists, Writers & researchers
Carmack, Sharon DeBartolo, CG
Maybe you haven't thought about copyrights and genealogy, but you should. What's original, value added, public domain, registered, fair use, the amount you can quote, published, unpublished, work for hire, ownership, the effect of electronic media, and much more is covered in this short, but very informative work. We're all interested in sharing genealogy, but knowing what is proper, ethical and legal is something we also all need to know. This book is highly recommended. It can be obtained from Genealogical.com, a link to which can be found in this site's Family Resources section, or from the link to Amazon.com on the right.
Chronicler of the Cavaliers - The Life of the Virginia Novelist Dr. William A. Caruthers
Davis, Curtis Carroll
An interesting book. Dr. Caruthers published several books in the 1830's. There is also a good amount of early Caruthers genealogy in Virginia here.
Debrett's Peerage of England, Scotland, and Ireland
Debrett, John
Originally published in 1802, this edition was published in 1808. It is the definitive book on peerage of Great Britain. It is in 2 volumes. Volume I is England. Volume II is Scotland and Ireland. A terrific addition to anyone's library - if you can find it at a reasonable price.
NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Dictionary of Given Names
Loughead, Flora Haines
Origins and Meanings of 248 pages of given names.
Directory of British Peerages, A
Leeson, Francis L.
A nice little book, succinctly listing British, English, Scots and Irish peerages by both family name and name of the estate, including year made a peer. A good reference. Extinct peerages are not included. You will not find Carruthers in here. From a letter from the Court of the Lord Lyon, Ormond Pursuivant of Arms, "The Carruthers designation was not of a Peerage, but a Feudal Barony".
Directory of Scots Banished to the America Plantations 1650-1775
Dobson, David
Like all of Dobson's books, do not expect this to be a definitive list. He updates his listing every few years. This is his 2003 edition.
Drumlanrig Castle and the Douglases
ramage, Craufurd Tait, LLD
A very detailed description of Douglas history in the Drumlanrig line that turned into the Dukedom of Buccleuch and Queensberry. Interesting that the unfortunate (for Carruthers) details of the acquisition of the Mouswald estates are not covered in this 400+ page book.
Early Families of Eastern and Southeastern Kentucky
Kozee, William C.
Over 150 families covered in almost 900 pages. Great source if your family was from this area.
Early Ontario Settlers - A Source Book
Crowder, Norman K.
A compilation of a number of official documents about people who settled in Ontario, Canada in the 1780's.
English Civil Wars, The
Carruthers, Bob
Terrific book with much history, pictures and maps. These civil wars were in fact 3 distinct wars between 1642 and 1651. Much more than just Cavaliers versus puritan Roundheads, these wars ushered in the end of feudalism and the beginnings of a constitutional monarchy and the modern standing army.
Family Tree Resource Book for Genealogists
Carmack, Sharon DeBartolo and Nevius, Erin - Editors
A wonderful resource, by county in the United States, of how you can research and obtain original documents. A must for all serious genealogists. Links, as appropriate, to sites that are relevant to this web sites articles, are provided within this site's web pages. General links to global data bases are provided from the Genealogy section of our Family Resources page.
Genealogical Records in Texas
Kennedy, Imogene Kinard and Kennedy, J. Leon
An excellent book including the early history of Texas, colonization efforts, Spanish terms useful for genealogy research, maps, and more.
Genealogies of the Library of Congress - A Bibliography
Kaminow, Marion J., Editor
2 volumes of almost 2000 pages comprise this alphabetical listing of the genealogies in the Library of Congress. It's value is 1 - knowing what is there and 2 - obaining the call number so one can find it in the library. These genealogies cannot leave the building, so plan on staying to do your research.
Genealogy Online
Crowe, Elizabeth Powell
An excellent book, highly recommended. Many online addresses are identified to help you with your online search. A number of links to the addresses are added to the Family Resources - Genealogy page of this web site.
Historical Families of Dumfriesshire and the Border Wars, The
Johnstone, C. L.
An excellent book. Johnstone originally published this in 1888. It was reprinted in the 1990's. This site has a copy of both versions. In his book, Johnstone specifically gave more prominence to families whose history had not been published before - and that includes the Carruthers. You will find here more stories about Carruthers in early history than anywhere else, except maybe on this web site. Also, the sovereigns of Scotland going back before MacBeth are listed and a descendant chart is provided from Alfred the Great (d. 901). An excellect drawing of Lochmaben Castle in the book, gives one a better understanding of the strength of its defences than just viewing today's ruins. The 200 page paperback book is relatively inexpensive and can be obtained from Genealogical.com, a link to which can be found in this site's Family Resources section.
History of Burgh of Dumfries
McDowell, William
Written in 1906, this book has a wealth of information on the area of Scotland in which the Carruthers family lived. Although Carruthers is mentioned very few times in the book, much on the local history and major events affecting the area can be learned from reading this.
History of North Carolina
Moore, John W.
Written in 1884, this book references a number of times an earlier book, "Old North State", by Caruthers. This is an excellent resource. We plan to use it on future articles on early North Carolina and the role of the Caruthers family there.
Intelligent Travelers Guide to Historic Scotland, The
Crowl, Philip A.
An excellent book, almost a must for one's first trip to Scotland or one just beginning to research Scottish history. The book is divided into two sections. Almost 400 pages of Scottish history are supplemented by a Gazetteer the identifies thousands of possible tourist spots and specifics related to road names for how to find them. This is particularly helpful for getting to the old castles like Caerlaverock and Lochmaben. This book is available for purchase from here.
a different but useful book
Jacobite Peerage, The
Marquis of Ruvigny and Raineval
This is a full account of the Grants of Honor, Peerages, Baronetcies and Knighthoods bestowed on the adherents of the Stuarts by James II after his abdication, and by his son and grandson.
Jacobite Rebellions, The
Barthorp, Michael
This very short book (44 pages) appears to be from the Historic Site Visitor Information. In addition to a succinct description of the Jacobite Rebellions, it contains many pictures of uniforms of the times, weapons used, and pictures of leading figures of the battles. It also contains a very detailed description of events in a timeline form, from 1644 to 1788, describing the religious conflict that sent tens of thousands of immigrants to America and ended up putting Germans, who didn't even speak English, on the British throne.
John Hancock, Merchant King and American Patriot
Unger, Harlow Giles
Excellent book with another perspective of the American Revolutionary War. A keen insight is provided on the expense, fund raising and contributors of that conflict.
Kentucky Colonization in Texas - A History of the Peters Colony
Connor, Seymour V.
Good small book covering 5 colonization periods in Northern Texas.
Kith-Kin of Samuel Burdine Dunahay and Angel Carothers
Dunahay, Lowell
This small book (30 pages plus an index) was published in 1981. It mainly documents the Dunahay family and the descendants of Samuel and Angel. Some Carothers material is contained, but not going further back than Angel's father, Robert Carothers, and his wife Martha McKim.
NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Knights of England
Shaw, William A.
2 volumes and 831 pages. Originally published in 1906, these volumes define each of the knighthood orders and comprise the first complete listing of the Knights Bachelors.
Lands of the Scottish Kings in England
Moore, Margaret F., M.A.
Although many estates are identified, the major ones covered are the Honour of Huntingdon, the Liberty of Tyndale, and the Honour of Penrith. Interesting history and valuations.
Lifescapes of Scotland
Compass Productions
Beautiful, haunting music that will almost take you to Scotland without leaving your chair. This is not bagpipe music. It is mostly piano and orchestra. Very, very easy listening music..
Lord Wardens of the Marches of England and Scotland, The
Pease, Howards
Another excellent book full of interesting information. Difficult to find, though, as only 500 copies of this 1913 published edition was printed. The book covers customs, laws, courts, offices, payments and families of the Borders, along with a chronological list of the Wardens of each of the 6 Marches.
Lowland Lairds
Fergusson, James
Nine essays were combined to make up this book. Some were originally published in various magazines while others were written specifically for this book. An excellent description of the economic times through the ages can be found here. Some specific families are reviewed here, not the Carruthers, but Fergusson, Nisbet, Maule, Crauford, Kennedy, Nairne, and others are covered to some extent.
National Archives, The - A Practical Guide for Family Historians
Colwell, Stella
This book addresses how to use the National Archives of the United Kingdom. For those of us tracing our family in Scotland, England, Ireland and Wales. A caveat though. As they say in the front of this book, "Only a tiny fraction of the records that were originally created centrally are selected for permanent preservation, on the grounds of their lasting historical interest and value". They do hold some private records, too, but the vast majority are records of the government's activities and decisions. At the very minimum, they provide historical context for researchers of family history. Again, appropriate links can be found on this web site's Family Resources - Genealogy page.
Original Scots Colonists of Early America - 1612-1783, The
Dobson, David
Dobson has compiled a series of books on immigrants to America. And we thank him for that. However, instead of buying this book, or any of his others, I suggest that you buy a CD from the Genealogical Publishing Company, which contains 16 of Dobson's publications, including this one, and all the supplements to his work. Valuable information here, it's just that the CD provides easier, more comprehensive, and ultimately more inexpensive media. The link highlighted above will take you to this site's Family Resources page on Genealogy, where there is a link to Genealogical.com.
OurUnlikely Fathers - The Signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence
Kemp, ouis Wiltz
Excellent biographical source of the 58 signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence, and much histroy leading up to that event.
Pension List of 1820 - Indexed Edition, The
Secretary of War, J. C. Calhoun
The name, rank, and line of service - by state - of everyone on the pension roll as of 1820.
Political and Civil History of the United States of America from 1763 to 1797
Pitkin, Timothy
Another extremely rare find, published in 1828 and first owned by John Henderson Carothers, this 2 volume, 1100 page history by Pitkin, is the definitive history of the United States through the end of Washington's presidency. Excerpts will be added to this web site over time, to round out the political climate affecting the families living through the Revolution.
NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Protocol Book of Mark Carruthers 1531-1561
edited by R. C. Reid
This 30 year record by the notary Mark Carruthers provides an insightful view of Scotland in the mid-1500's. Various records of transactions involving the Carruthers family can be found here also.
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Provincial Councillors of Pennsylvania 1733-1776, The
Keith, Charles P.
In addition to identifying the early leaders in Pennsylvania, much historical genealogy of these leaders is included.
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Records of the Carruthers Family
Carruthers, A. Stanley and Reid, R. C.
The definitive book on the Carruthers family history in Scotland. Published in 1933 to a subscriber list of only 100 copies, of which only 2 were in the United States. This is a very difficult book to find. It contains genealogical charts of major Carruthers families tracing back to William de Carruthers in 1215 and also narrative chapters on the families.
NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Revolution of the Upper Ohio 1775-1777
Thwaites, Reuben Gold and Kellogg, Louise Phelps
This is a follow-up to the 1905 printing of a Documentary History of Dunsmore's War 1774. It covers principal incidents and prominent characters of the long frontier stretching from the Greenbrier region in southwestern Virginia to the post at Kittanning on the Upper Allegheny. A terrific history of the relations with the Indians and strategies in the West during the early years of the Revolution.
NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Revolutionary Incidents and Sketches of Character, Chiefly in the "Old North State"
Caruthers, Rev. E. W., D.D.
Published in 1854, this is an extremely rare book, covering North Carolina incidents leading up to, and during, the Revolutionary War. Often referenced in other books (see The History of North Carolina by John W. Moore, 1884, and reviewed above), E. W. Caruthers collected first hand knowledge from a variety of sources to produce, essentially, the first history book on North Carolina. Excerpts from the book will be added to this web site over time. We were very lucky to obtain this book.
NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
Scotch-Irish, The
Hanna, Charles A.
This 2 volume, 1225 page is more a history of Scotland than just documentation of the Scots-Irish. It does contain much about Scots in Ireland, but that is only a smail portion of the 1200+ pages.
Scotland's Best Loved Driving Tours
Frommers
A nice, small book. Lots of pictures and maps. This book is best used if you have plenty of time and just want to drive through the Scottish countryside, with a reference book that tells you what you will see along the way. If you know specifically what you want to see on your trip, there are better ways to learn how to get there.
Scottish & Border Battles & Ballads
Brander, Michael
A very nice book (available from the Battles of Scotland page on this site). Brander covers the Scottish battles to which memorable songs were written. He includes the words of the songs, also, and sometimes even the sheet music. Battles covered by the book include Largs, Bannockburn, Otterburn, Harlaw, Flodden, Corichie, Reidswire, Alford, Kilsyth, Dunbar, Loudon Hill, Killiecrankie, Sheriffmuir, Prestonpans and Falkirk, along with driving directions of how to get to the battlefields.
Seven Centuries in the Royal Four Towns of Lochmaben
Fairn, Anne
Available from the Dumfries and Galloway Family History Research Centre, this book describes the four settlements of Hightae, Smallholm, Heck and Greenhill. This book provides an excellent glimpse of what life was like in this area of Scotland over the last 700 years. Quite a bit concerning the Carruthers estate at Rammerscales can be found in this book, as it was very close geographically to these towns.
Some Early Tax Digests of Georgia
Blair, Ruth
The census reports for Georgia for 1790, 1800, and 1810, were lost when Washington was burned in 1814. This compilation of tax records from 1790 to 1818 help fill that void of documentation of the 82,000 living in Georgia at that time.
Steel Bonnets, The - The Story of the Anglo-Scottish Border Reivers
Fraser, George MacDonald
Highly, highly recommended reading. Carruthers are only mentioned here, while 21 families, including Maxwells, Johnstones, Bells and Irvines are covered extensively. However, this is one of the best books that you can find concerning the Border Reivers.
Stephen F. Austin's Register of Families
Williams, Villamae
Terrific historical record of people, their ages, where coming from, etc. of the early inhabitants Austin recruited for Texas.
Strongholds of the Border Reivers, The
Durham, Keith
Interesting, but not much here. The pictures are informative as to what people lived in when defending the border.
Studies in the History of the English Feudal Barony
Painter, Sidney
This is Book Number 3 of Series 61 of the Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political Science. Other than the book The First Century of English Feudalism, a study that stops in the year 1166, the field of Baronial History has been largely untouched. Although this book specifically covers English baronial history, much can be learned here concerning Scottish baronial history, for example, obligations, resources, incomes, etc. are all very similar. This history of the utilization of the baronies by their feudal lords provides great insight into life in the Middle Ages. This book covers the period of the Norman Conquest to about 1350.
Surnames and Clansmen - Border Family History in Earlier Days
Robson, Michael
A very good book on surnames and Border Family history. 200 pages, in paperback, printed in 1998. It also provides one of the best accounts available, in an entire chapter, on the long legal trial over the Dormont estate, covered on this web site as the story Sir Walter's Scott's Influence. Since one of that story's main characters was Betty Robson, I wonder if the author is related.
Whiskey Rebellion, The
Slaughter, Thomas P.
Surprisingly informative and interesting read. History books have relagated this event to "moonshiners causing trouble". But, here we learn about post-war economy, federal ability to raise funds, federal right to enforce laws and much more. Highly recommended read.
Who Owns Scotland Now
Cramb, Auslan
An interesting book, but not necessarily 200 pages worth, when one or two lists would do. The biggest landowner in Scotland is the Forestry Commission with 1,600,000 acres. The Duke of Buccleuch is 2nd with 270,000 acres and various persons and families on down from there. The book does have an interesting list of major foreign landowners. The largest, at 70,000 acres is an unknown Malaysian businessman, followed by an Arab billionaire, the head of Lego, a Swedish heiress, Stanton Avery (a US billionaire), and Mohammed Al Fayed (the owner of Harrods).
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Census Index: Colonial America 1607-1789
Published by Family Tree Maker
About 390,000 records. It does contain the Soundex code for the families, which could enable you to do phonetic searches on family names.
link coming soon
Census Index: Western Pennsylvania, 1870
Published by Family Tree Maker
About 310,000 records from 26 counties in Western PA.
link coming soon
Dumfries and Galloway Churches and Graveyards
Published by Dumfries and Galloway Family History Society
About 1700 digital photographs taken in 65 graveyards throughout Dumfries and Galloway
Ireland - Index to Griffiths Valuation of Ireland, 1848-1864
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
This is only an Index, pointing you to where additional information can be found.
Irish Landholders Tithe Applotment Books, 1823-1838
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
Index to the books for the 6 counties in Northern Ireland. Good source for pre-famine Ireland data.
North Carolina - Early North carolina Settlers 1700s-1900s
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
Marriage, death, land records plus some biographical sketches.
Pennsylvania - Colonial Records, 1600s-1800s
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
Interesting Pennsylvania history with government documents from before the Revolution, newspaper articles, border disputes and much more.
Pennsylvania - Cumberland County History, 1731-1879
Published by Retrospective Publishing Co.
Illustrations, text, tax history, Indian wars and more.
link coming soon
Pennsylvania - Cumberland County Tax Lists 1778-1785
Published by Retrospective Publishing Co.
From the PA Archives, censu for Cumberland, Juniata, Perry and Franklin counties providing counts of acres, cattle, horses and slaves.
link coming soon
Pennsylvania - Engles Notes and Queries of Pennsylvania, 1700s-1800s
Published by Ancestry.com
An excellent source. Used by genealogists for years. Very worthwhile purchase if your family has Pennsylvania roots.
link coming soon
Pennsylvania - Genealogies #1 from Family Archives Family History
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
Family history articles from several Pennsylvania magazines are presented here. William Carothers is mentioned.
Pennsylvania - Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
Good CD. This one is recommended.
Pennsylvania - Immigrants to Pennsylvania, 1600s-1800s
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
Rather disappointing for the information that I wanted. Perhaps it would be more beneficial for your family.
Pennsylvania - Monongahela Valley
Published by Retrospective Publishing Co.
Contains images with text search of 7 books relating to history in the following counties: Allegheny, Fayette, Greene, Washington, and Westmoreland.
link coming soon
Pennsylvania - Vital records, 1700s-1800s
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
This is a recommended CD.
Resource Essentials
Published by Ancestry.com
How to research genealogy in US Census, British Isles Census, Italian immigrants, and more.
link coming soon
Scotland - Scottish Immigrants to North america, 1600s-1800s - The Collected Works of David Dobson
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
From the title, I thought this was definitely the one place I needed to look for the link form Scotland to the USA. I did not find much here. I know old records are hard to come by, but I expected more for my money from this CD.
Social Security Death Index: United States 1937-1995
Published by Family Tree Maker
A helpful genealogy tool - if you are just starting out. Older generations were not on Social Security!
link coming soon
Sojjers Are Comin, The
Published by Dumfries and Galloway Family History Society
A look at the issues that gave rise to the terror from 1661-1688 of soldiers of the king enforcing religious adherence to state religion. Over 300 ministers and 17,000 fugitives were displaced.
South Carolina - Early South Carolina Settlers, 16002-1800s
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
Here is an index to the wills kept by county.
Tennessee - Vital Records: Marriages, Selected Counties & Years
Published by Ancestry.com
I should have known that something that says selected counties and years would not be very comprehensive. This was not vey useful - but then, you never know if it might have exactly what you need.
link coming soon
Virginia - Colonial Records, 1600s-1700s
Published by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
A very interesting CD. Has much on the men in the varuious militias and 16 pages of early Virginia history where the militias were used.
World Family Tree Volumes 1-7
Published by Family Tree Maker
May be helpful - may be harmful. These are family trees submitted to the Family Tree Maker company. I've found lots, and lots, and lots of errors in these amateurish trees. But, maybe one will lead you in the right direction.
link coming soon
