Approximately 9,500 brides and grooms listed. Franklin County was originally formed in 1786 from adjoining lands of Bedford and Henry counties. The bonds documented in this work begin shortly after the county formation in 1786, and are arranged alphabetically by the prospective groom's surname. Information included with each entry is the name of the prospective groom, the name of the bride-to-be, the date of the bond, and, when available, the names of parents, sureties, and officiating ministers. Paperback, (1939), repr. 2011, 256 pp.

The book is about the relationships between parents and their children, wife and husband, belonging, and self-knowledge.

The original town of Guilford, including the present towns of Guilford and Madison, stretched along Long Island Sound from Branford to Killingsworth, a distance of approximately nine or ten miles. The first settlers were adventurers from Surry and Kent, near London, England, and, unlike their mercantile brethren who inhabited New Haven, mostly were farmers. The emphasis of this history is on the 40 early settlers, the purchase and layout of the town, and church and religious history. There are also numerous lists of deacons, town clerks, marshals, judges, magistrates, Masons, deputies, etc., and, most importantly, numerous biographical sketches of many of these early settlers. Softcover, (1877), 2007, Index, 224 pp.

This book contains the transcript of the deaths of Nashua, New Hampshire, for forty-nine years (1887-1935). This information was taken from the published City of Nashua, New Hampshire Annual Reports. The data was transcribed verbatim, with the exception of a few obvious errors. Entries contain: surname of the deceased, first name of the deceased, date of death, place of birth, name of father, and mother's maiden name. Nashua, New Hampshire was originally part of Massachusetts, and the first charter for the city was granted by a general assembly in Massachusetts, naming this area "Dunstable," which was subsequently incorporated into New Hampshire in 1764 and received a city charter in 1853. A brief history of Nashua precedes the records.

This volume was originally published as two individual books and is reprinted here as a single volume. Transcription of Claiborne County, Tennessee, Marriages from microfilm of the original county record books. Approximately 6,000 marriages, or 12,000 people, arranged alphabetically by groom, and then by bride. Paperback, (1983, 1984), repr. 2012, 8.5 in. x 11 in., Index, 84 pp.