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1776 Census of Dorchester County, Md.: The colonials did take a census, obviously to check for potential soldiers. But general populace is enumerated, with age brackets, and grouped by Hundreds. $8.95.

1776 Census of Frederick County, Md.: This is a gem that lists people by name, even kids. Families are grouped by Hundreds. In some of them adults are listed separately from children. In other Hundreds, the families are listed intact. $21.95.

"Some Emigrants to Virginia," by Stanard; softcover; notes on several hundred colonial immigrants whose parentage or former residence is given; $9.95.

North Carolina's Confusing Counties: Booklet shows counties at various stages, beginning in 1780. $2.98.

Rockingham County, N.C. census of 1800: The actual census is reproduced, in the original handwriting. $18.95.

Historical Atlas of Sullivan County, Mo., 1877: many landowners are shown. $15.95.

Family Burying Grounds and Abandoned Church Cemeteries in Guilford Co. NC and Immediate Environs; softcover book with map, index, $14.

Brick Cburch Records, dating to 1770s; several hundred Guilford Co., NC, baptisms; children and parents named at the early German Reformed Church on Beaver Creek, Orange Co. residents, too; brief church history included, $16.

Earliest Ohio Land Grants, from land offices in Cincinnati, Chillicothe and Canton-Wooster, Steubenville, Zanesville, etc., $14.95. (One copy only.)

"Reconstructed 1790 Census of Delaware," alpha order, $18.95.