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See also these surnames:
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Carpenter,
Kus/Kush.
"History of Nebraska." James C. Olson; University of Nebraska Press, 1966. SC3
"Perkey's Nebraska Place Names." Elton Perkey, Nebraska State Historical Society, Lincoln NE, 1982. Lists all the towns (post offices, railroad stops) ever known to have existed in Nebraska by county. Good for locating towns which no longer exist or were renamed. LWJ
"Blaine County History." Written by the people of Blaine County; published by Curtis Media Corp; 1988. History of some but not all people of Blaine Co. Nebraska; and history of all Blaine county towns.
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Boyd Co.
"Lynch, Nebraska, Diamond Jubilee, 1892-1967." History Committee, Mrs. Herman Heiser, chair, Monowi, NE, 1967. Brief history of town of Lynch, Boyd Co., Nebraska; overview of town's churches, hospital, organizations, schools, businesses, biographical overviews of pioneer families, photos, map of town in 1903. The same for the towns of Monowi, Redbird, Sunshine Bottom. Partial index to names and photos.
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"Manley, Nebraska - Center of Memories, 1883-1983." Denise Imisek Swenson, editor. Published by the Nebraska Historical Society, 1983. The history of Manley, NE, in Cass County. Features local families.
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"An Early History of Cherry County." Charles S. Reece, 1945. A personal narrative by the author of his home county. Topically arranged with no index. Certain chapers eg. Valentine Wildlife Reguge penned by guest author.
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"A Sandhill Century." Cherry County Centennial Committee, 1985. Marianny Brinda Beel, ed. Two volume set. Vol I subtitled "The Land", Vol II "The People" indexed in each volume. The People volume has family histories, written by family members who had connections with the county in 1985. It is alphabetical with all name index. The Land Volune is topically arranged. Topics are "Ranches", Cherry Co., Transition from Unorganized territory, Great Am. Desert, Roundup, Railroad, Adversities, Veterans, Communities, Businesses and Organizations. Churches, Clubs, and the Centennial. VB2
Cheyenne Co.
"Daltons Heritage." Dalton Fall Festival Committee, Morris Publishing, 2002. History on Dalton, Nebraska. Some bio's on family.
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Clay Co.
"History of Hamilton and Clay Counties Nebraska." Editors: Burr & Buck, The S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago, 1921. Biographical sketches of residents of Hamilton & Clay Counties. (There is NOT an every name index but I'm happy to check the bio index at the back of the book.)
LWJ
Custer Co.
"One Hundred Years on the South Loup." Norene Hall Mills, self pub. 1983, Callaway, NE. History of the Arnold NE Community from 1883- 1983, includes information on many Custer County families.
SMH
"Dakota County, Nebraska History." Dakota County Historical Society, Taylor Publishing Co, 1982.
LDR
"Crawford, Nebraska The First 100 Years." Crawford Centennial Committee, Curtis Media Corporation, 1985. Family histories from 1885 thru 1985.
CV
"Dodge, Ne., 1886-1986, a Century of Integrity." Compiled at Dodge Criterion by the Dodge Centennial History Book Committee in 1986 A history of Dodge, Nebraska and surrounding areas, which includes family histories, pictures, organizations, businesses and churches.
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Dundy Co.
"History of Dundy County, Nebraska." Curtis Media Coprporation, 1987. Biographical sketches of families of Dundy county, Nebraska.
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"Centennial History of Campbell, Nebraska. 1886-1986."
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"Franklin County Nebraska School Census for years 1876, 1877 and 1907." HR
"Greenwood Cemetery Record, Franklin Co., NE." HR
"Index to Marriage Records of Franklin Co., NE."
HR
"Rural Schools of Franklin County Nebraska 1872-1995." RF2
"Those Good Old Golden Rural Days, History and Personal Memories from the 75 School Districts in Franklin County, Nebraska, 1872-1995. The double-columned name index I prepared to go with it prints out at 122 pages. HR
Furnas Co.
"Cambridge Centennial Book." It was put together by a sorority & looks as tho it was published by a local newspaper...The Osborne County Farmer, Osborne, NE, ca 1974. This book is 284 pages Êof families, town info of Cambridge, Furnas, NE with lots of photos, covering the years 1874 to 1974. The first line of the Acknowledgment page reads: ÊIt is our hope that this book will serve as a reference for future generations and give them an idea of the hardships Êthat were endured and mastered by the "Pioneers" who began what Cambridge has become today...
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Hamilton Co.
"Historical Sketches of Giltner, Nebraska." Gerald E. Sherard, Gateway Press, Inc, Baltimore, 1895. Book contains information on people who lived around Giltner, Nebraska from about 1875-1962. (Giltner also known as Lerton, Huntington, & Bromfield.) Civil War Veterans, Homestead Claims, Newspaper Articles, 1900 Census, Twp Maps, Schools, Churches, Cemetery Listings, and some Biographical Sketches.
LWJ
"History of Hamilton and Clay Counties Nebraska." Editors: Burr & Buck, The S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago, 1921. Biographical sketches of residents of Hamilton & Clay Counties. (There is NOT an every name index but I'm happy to check the bio index at the back of the book.) LWJ
Knox Co.
"Verdel . . . Pioneer Village." No publisher, author, or date listed, but apparently published by the Verdel Bicentennial Committee, [1976]. 58 pages, plus ads, with history and photos of Verdel, Knox Co., Nebraska. Alphabetical listing of family histories of early settlers. No index.
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"Directory of the Union College Alumni Association, 1948-1949." Pearl L. Rees, editor; Union College Alumni Association; 1948. Alphabetical listing of Union College graduates with addresses as of 1948. Includes year(s) of graduation and, for women, both name at time of graduation and current name (usually expressed as Mrs. John Doe, so will include husband's name). Also includes class rolls by year from 1894 through 1948, and a geographical index. Union College in Lincoln, NE, is an educational institution affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
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Have access to cemetery records published by Lincoln/Lancaster County Genealogical Society. Will do look ups. EB
"Logan County through the years 1885-1985."
PS
Madison Co.
"Polk's Norfolk (Madison County, Nebr.) City Directory 1962." R. L. Polk & Co., Publishers, 1962. City directory for the town of Norfolk, Nebraska, including Madison County taxpayers and towns of Battle Creek, Enola, Madison, Meadow Grove, Newman Grove and Tilden.
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"McPherson County History Book." Has a few photos.
PS
Nance Co.
"Fullerton Cemetery Burials and other Protestant Genealogical Data." Boone-Nance Genealogical Society, Nov. 1994. This book is indexed and the genealogical society has tried to fill in all birth and death dates. Sometimes other data has been added.
KI
"Sts. Pertr and Paull - Krakow the first 100 Years: Genoa, Nebraska 1893 - 1993." Church Staff and pactionors, no publisher listed and dated 1993. Pictures and information of the surrounding area of Genoa, nance County, Nebraska. Many families from the Platte County side of the Loup River. It is obvious this book was put together with loving care, there are news articles, old programs from the school and letters from student/s. Old Polish customs and celebrations; name changes from Poland to America; some of the surnames included are: Augustyn - Bartushock/Bartusiak - Bialas - Borowiak - Brandenburger - Brezezsenski - Bugay - Cheloha - Cuba - Czapla - Czarnick - Dubas - Egnoske - Gdowski - Grzywa - Gunchick/Gonciarz - Herdzina - Iwan - Jurkowski - Kava - Kielian - Konwinski 0- Kosiba - Koziol - Krzycki - Kudron - Kula - Kush - Lassek - Lesiak - Miller - Miela - Moritz - Nowak - Opiela - Pieczonka/Pachunka - Paprocki - Pencak- Podraza - Prososki/ Proszowski - Rinkol - Rosno - Shepolka - Shotkoski - Shemek - Siemek - Sikora - smith - Sock - Stankoski - Stopak - Sutko - Swalec - Swertzic - Syslo - Szatko - Tarnick - Tomasiewicz - Urkoski - Uzendoski - Valasek - Vetick - Voichoskie/Wojciechowski - Vol - Wozny - Wetovick/Wojtowicz - Yourkoski - Zakraewski - Zarek - Zauha - Zegar - Zelazny - Ziemba - Zuroske - Zywiec. This book is not indexed, however it is alphabetical by the married name for women. Example Harry and Lucy Smith Adams, I would need the husbands name and Lucy would be found under Harry Adams. Typically sparse information on the wife under the husbands surname. If you have the womans surname possibly more information. D10
"A History of Nemaha County." Written by the people of Nemaha County; published by Taylor Publishing Co., 1987. History of many, but not all, individuals; and all towns of Nemaha County Nebraska.
SK2
"Bicentennial Pictorial Album Pawnee County, Nebraska." Compiled by Brand Irons, 1976. Numerous biographies, short histories.
LW5
Platte Co.
"St. Michael's Archangel Church School and Rectory: Faith: Past - Present - Future." Tarnov, Nebraska Church staff, no publisher listed, 2005. A list of birth, marriages and deaths for the church and cemetery. Located in Tarnov, Platte County, Nebraska. There are no family hisotries, however book does give historical information on five other parishes;St. Mary's of the Angels in Grand Prairie: St. Anthony of Padus in Burrows: St. Bernard in St. Bernard: St. John Nepomucene in Joliet and sacred Heart in Cornlea, all in Nebraska. Great information on the church and it's families over the last 125 years.
D10
"Sts. Pertr and Paull - Krakow the first 100 Years: Genoa, Nebraska 1893 - 1993." Church Staff and pactionors, no publisher listed and dated 1993. Pictures and information of the surrounding area of Genoa, nance County, Nebraska. Many families from the Platte County side of the Loup River. It is obvious this book was put together with loving care, there are news articles, old programs from the school and letters from student/s. Old Polish customs and celebrations; name changes from Poland to America; some of the surnames included are: Augustyn - Bartushock/Bartusiak - Bialas - Borowiak - Brandenburger - Brezezsenski - Bugay - Cheloha - Cuba - Czapla - Czarnick - Dubas - Egnoske - Gdowski - Grzywa - Gunchick/Gonciarz - Herdzina - Iwan - Jurkowski - Kava - Kielian - Konwinski 0- Kosiba - Koziol - Krzycki - Kudron - Kula - Kush - Lassek - Lesiak - Miller - Miela - Moritz - Nowak - Opiela - Pieczonka/Pachunka - Paprocki - Pencak- Podraza - Prososki/ Proszowski - Rinkol - Rosno - Shepolka - Shotkoski - Shemek - Siemek - Sikora - smith - Sock - Stankoski - Stopak - Sutko - Swalec - Swertzic - Syslo - Szatko - Tarnick - Tomasiewicz - Urkoski - Uzendoski - Valasek - Vetick - Voichoskie/Wojciechowski - Vol - Wozny - Wetovick/Wojtowicz - Yourkoski - Zakraewski - Zarek - Zauha - Zegar - Zelazny - Ziemba - Zuroske - Zywiec. This book is not indexed, however it is alphabetical by the married name for women. Example Harry and Lucy Smith Adams, I would need the husbands name and Lucy would be found under Harry Adams. Typically sparse information on the wife under the husbands surname. If you have the womans surname possibly more information. D10
"History of Richardson County, Nebraska." Lewis C. Edwards, B.F. Bowen & Company, Inc. 1917. General history and some biographical sketches. Full book is now available on-line at
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ewilhelm/rich_co_bios.html.
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"Sioux County History First 100 Years." Sioux County History Book Committee, Curtis Media Corporation, 1986. Family histories from 1886 thru 1986.
CV
"A History of Stanton County Nebraska." Meroe J. Outhouse, M.A., 1944.
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"York High School 1911 Annual." The Seniors of York High School, Class of 1911.
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