MVG Library

The Minisink Valley Genealogy (MVG) Library is focused on the history and genealogy of a region along the Neversink River and throughout the middle reaches of the Delaware River Valley from the Lackawaxen River to the Delaware Water Gap. The present day boundaries may be loosely defined as Sussex & Warren Counties, New Jersey; Orange & Sullivan Counties, New York; and Monroe, Pike & Wayne Counties, Pennsylvania.

Arrangement is by subject heading then date of publication. Note individual titles and subject headings link to MVG lists on WorldCat.org, a catalog of multiple format editions at brick & mortar libraries for research or interlibrary loan purposes. eBooks are denoted by an (e) and are available for free, or through a fee subscription service, or as a volume search feature.

Wherever possible titles chosen for this list can also be found as free editions in the public domain at: Hathitrust,  Internet Archive, or Google eBooks.  

This digital compilation is ongoing and by no means exhaustive.

New Jersey History

Lurie, M. N., & Veit, R. F. (2012). New Jersey: A history of the Garden State.
Bertholf, K., & Dorflinger, D. (2011). Blairstown and its neighbors.
Drummond, J. (2009). Delaware Township.
Snell, J. P., & Accessible Archives. (2008). History of Sussex and Warren counties.
Warren County (N.J.). (2006). Northwest New Jersey skylands, Delaware Water Gap: [northern Warren County, N.J.].
Bain, A. (2004). Life on College Hill: A history of the site of the Sussex County Community College.
Dupont, R. J. (2002). Vernon Township.
Osborne, P. (2002). High Point State Park and the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Osborne, P. (2002). We can take it!: The Roosevelt tree army at New Jersey's High Point State Park, 1933-1941.
Gibbs, W. (1992). One hundred years of the Sussex register and county of Sussex, 1813-1913: Record of historical, biographical, industrial and statistical events during a century.
Dupont, R. J. (1992). Vernon 200: A bicentennial history of the township of Vernon, New Jersey, 1792-1992. 
Paladini, J., & Vernon Township Bicentennial Committee. (1992). Vernon Township, 1792-1992: A four-season recreation community.
Warren County Cultural and Heritage Commission. (1991). Oxford Furnace: A short narrative.
Dupont, R. J., Wright, K., & Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.). (1990). High point of the blue mountains.
Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.), & Wright, K. W. (1986). Fragments: A journal of the Sussex County Historical Society.
Shampanore, F. (1985). History and directory of Warren County, New Jersey.
Newton Collegiate Institute (Newton, New Jersey). (1985). Catalogue of the officers and students of Newton Collegiate Institute, Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey, for the year 1874: With the course of study.
Cummings, W. D., & Rotary Club of Newton. (1984). Sussex County: A history.
Snell, J. P., & Snell, J. P. (1981). History of Warren County, New Jersey, with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers.
Snell, J. P., & Snell, J. P. (1981). History of Sussex County, New Jersey, with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers.
Stickney, C. E. (1977). Squire Stickney's 1895 history of Sussex, New Jersey.
Bertland, D. N., & Warren County (N.J.). (1976). Early architecture of Warren County.
Snook, M. (1969). History of Mill Brook, Pahaquarry Township, Warren Co., New Jersey.
Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.). (1965). The Early history of Sussex County.
Warren County (N.J.). (1965). Historical sites of Warren County.
Smith, M. D. (1964). Sussex County school sojourn in the 1890's.
Casser, A. (1964). Pahaquarry Township, Warren County, New Jersey: Tercentenary report 1664-1964.
Veit, R. F. (1963). The old canals of New Jersey: A historical geography.
Franklin (Sussex County, N.J.). (1963). Historical journal, Franklin, Sussex County, New Jersey.
New Jersey Historical Records Survey Project., & United States. (1942). The history and government of Sussex County in New Jersey.
Stickney, C. E., & Decker, A. S. (1941). History of Sussex County.
Decker, A. S., Armstrong, E. D., & Daughters of the American Revolution. (1934). Bible records: Presented to the National Society of D.A.R., Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C. by Chinkchewunska Chapter, Newton, Sussex County, N.J.
Sussex County Publicity Bureau (N.J.). (1930). All roads lead to Sussex county at the top of New Jersey.
Honeyman, A. V. D., & Lewis Publishing Company. (1927). Northwestern New Jersey: A history of Somerset, Morris, Hunterdon, Warren and Sussex counties.
A Forgotten Moravian Settlement in New Jersey. (January 01, 1913). 
Cummins, G. W. (1911). History of Warren County, New Jersey.
Schaeffer, C., & Johnson, W. M. (1907). Memoirs and reminiscences: Together with sketches of the early history of Sussex County, New Jersey. 
Swayze, F. J., & Sesqui-centennial Committee (Newton, N.J.). (1903). Historical address: Sesqui-centennial, Sussex County, N.J. 
In Bunnell, J. L. (1903). Sussex county sesqui-centennial, September 2, 1903.
Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.). (1900). The old Sussex almanac.
Cook, J. S., & Warren County District Medical Society. (1890). A Medical history of the County of Warren, 1765-1890. 
White, G. B. (1888). In the time of Matthias Brakeley (1730-1796) of Lopatcong.
Weaver & Kern. (1886). Warren County history and directory: Or, The farmer's manual and business men's guide.
Webb, E. A. (1872). The historical directory of Sussex County, N.J: Containing a brief summary of events from its first settlement, with descriptive and historical notices of each town : also, the name and post office address of each freeholder. 
Sussex County (N.J.), Edsall, B. B., & Tuttle, J. F. (1853). The first Sussex centennary [sic]: Containing the addresses of Benj[amin] B. Edsall, Esq., and Rev. J.F. Tuttle.
Decker, A. S. (n.d.). General Washington marches through Sussex County: Early settlers and conditions.

Panetta, R. G. (2009). Dutch New York: The roots of Hudson Valley culture.
Osborne, P. (2007). Vigilnce & perseverance: The history of the Old Decker Stone House.
Osborne, P. (2006). Delaware River Heritage Trail guide.
Osborne, P., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (2002). Historic markers, city of Port Jervis & town of Deerpark, New York.
Barrett, K. (2000). Newburgh.
Satter, T. H., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (2000). Early deeds & documents of the Minisink region.
Brennan, R. W., & Orange County Genealogical Society. (2000). Walkill, Orange County, New York.
Osborne, P., & Port Jervis Area Heritage Commission. (1997). Coming of age: The chartering of the city of Port Jervis.
Osborne, P., & Port Jervis Area Heritage Commission. (1994). The Port Jervis Area Heritage Commission remembers the New York New Jersey boarder war.
Quinlan, J. E., & Gold, D. M. (1993). History of Sullivan County.
Headley, R., & Orange County Genealogical Society. (1993). The history of Orange County, New York.
Freeland, D. N. (1990). Chronicles of Monroe in the olden time: Town and village, Orange County, New York.
Pomares, H., & Goshen Library and Historical Society. (1986). Selected bibliography of secondary source material on Orange county. 
Cuddeback, W. L., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1982). Deerpark & the Delaware & Hudson Canal.
Pomares, H., & Goshen Library and Historical Society. (1982). A guide to the manuscript collection of the Goshen Library and Historical Society.
Ruttenber, E. M., & Clark, L. H. (1980). History of Orange County, New York, with illustrations and biographical sketches of many of its pioneers and prominent men.
Gleason, C., Ruttenber, E. M., & Newburgh Free Library. (1979). The Ruttenber collection.
Minisink Valley Historical Society., & Evening gazette (Port Jervis, N.Y.). (1975). A bit of local history: Brief sketch of the old stone house in Germantown.
Best, G. M. (1967). Minisink Valley express: A history of the Port Jervis, Monticello & New York Railroad and its predecessors.
Gearn, H. V. N. (1965). Centennial chronicle: 100 years of the Newburgh story with illustrations and historical sketches, 1865-1965.
Huguenot Historical Society (New Paltz, N.Y.). (1953). Huguenot Historical Society (New Paltz, N.Y.): Publications.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1920). Doctors of Port Jervis and vicinity: Read at meeting of Minisink Valley Historical Society February 23rd, 1920 by W.L. Cuddeback.
Fritts, J. P., Nearpass, W. H., & Bennett, J. (1908). Port Jervis.
Ruttenber, E. M. (January 01, 1903). The King's highway: Its early road districts and the residents or owners of lands thereon. 
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1900). The Mennissenk.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1897). Addresses delivered and papers read before the Minisink Valley historical society: At their annual and semi-annual meetings, February 22nd, and July 22nd, 1896.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1896). Minisink battle: Port Jervis, N.Y., 1896.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1895). Collections.
Albertype Co. (1895). Souvenir of the City of Middletown, N.Y: Photo-Gravures.
Nutt, J. J. (1891). Newburgh: Her institutions, industries and leading citizens. Historical, descriptive and biographical.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1890). Bi-centennial celebration of the 200th anniversary of the settlement of the Minisink Valley.
Gumaer, P. E., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1890). A history of Deerpark in Orange County, N.Y. 
Ruttenber, E. M., & Clark, L. H. (1881). History of Orange County, New York.
Ruttenber, E. M. (1875). History of the county of Orange: With a history of the town and city of Newburgh : general, analytical and biographical.
Monticello and Port Jervis Railway Company. (1870). Monticello and Port Jervis Railway Company.
Hennefeld, L. P., & Stickney, C. E. (1867). Index for the [i.e. a] History of the Minisink Region 1867 by Charles Stickney.
Stickney, C. E. (1867). A history of the Minisink Region: Which includes the present towns of Minisink, Deerpark, Mount Hope, Greenville, and Wawayanda in Orange County, New York ; from their organization and first settlement to their present time ; also including, a general history of the first settlement of the county.
Sunshine Hall Free Library (Eldred, N.Y.), & Fluhr, G. J. A. (1864). Miscellaneous manuscript collection.
Ruttenber, E. M., & Tice, C. W. (1859). History of the town of Newburgh.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1857). Record book collection.
Morgan, C., & O'Callaghan, E. B. (1850). The Documentary History of the State of New-York; Arr. Under Direction of Christopher Morgan. by E.B. O'Callaghan.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1818). Account book collection.
Cockburn, W., Gumaer, P. E., Rice, R., Kiersted, J., & Cockburn, W. (1804). A map of Lot No. 36 in the First Division of the Minisink Patent belonging to George Clark Esqr: Surveyed and laid into farms with the different possessions.

Monroe County (Pa.). (2011). Monroe County, Pennsylvania, 175th anniversary, 1836-2011: History, demographics, business & industry. 
Osborne, P. (2006). Promised Land State Park.
Rupp, I. D., Young, J., Van, E. J., & Burd, J. (2001). History of Northampton, Lehigh, Monroe, Carbon, and Schuylkill counties: Containing a brief history of the first settlers, topography of townships, notices of leading events, incidents, and interesting facts in the early history of these countries ; with an appendix, containing matters of deep interest, embellished by several engravings.
Doyle, D., Ham, T., Wayne Independent, & Wayne County Agricultural Society (2001). A pictorial history of Wayne County, Pennsylvania: Her people and their pride. 
Centennial and illustrated Wayne County: Historical, biographical, industrial, picturesque, commercial, financial, agricultural. (1999).
Fluhr, G. J. A. (1999). Pike County notebook: A collection of historical data from Pike County, Pennsylvania. 
Barbe, W. B., Reed, K. A., & O'Hara, A. (1998). History of Wayne County, Pennsylvania (1798-1998). 
Osterberg, M. M. (1998). Matamoras to Shohola: A journey through time.
Ham, T. J., & Fluhr, G. J. A. (1995). The Nomenclature of Wayne: A history of Wayne County, PA. 
Fluhr, G. J. A. (1993). Pike in Pennsylvania: History of a county on the Delaware River in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Grubb, F. W. (1992). Runaway servants, convicts, and apprentices advertised in the Pennsylvania gazette, 1728-1796. 
Leslie, V., & Wayne County Historical Society (Pa.). (1990). Things forgotten: Wayne County, 1876-1889.
Monroe County Planning Commission. (1980). Monroe County--historic legacy: A summary of historic sites and structures in Monroe County, Pennsylvania.
Henn, W. F. (1978). Westfall Township, gateway to the west: The roots of Matamoras, Rosetown, Quicktown, and Millrift.
Henn, W. F. (1975). The story of the River Road: Life along the Delaware from Bushkill to Milford, Pike County, Pa.
Henn, W. F. (1972). The diary of Gabriel Layton and the Civil War letters of his son: A chronicle of life along the river in Delaware Township, 1859-1869.
Fluhr, G. J. A. (1971). Pike County: Highlights of history in Northern Pennsylvania.
Fluhr, G. J. A. (1970). Shohola, 1600-1970: Highlights of history in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Henn, W. F. (1968). The mills of Milford.
Wayne County Fair Centennial Celebration., Eno, D. M., & Wayne County Agricultural Society (Wayne County, Pa.). (1962). Looking back: Souvenir book of the Wayne County Fair Centennial Celebration, 1862-1962.
Keller, R. B. (1927). History of Monroe County, Pennsylvania. 
Callaway, E. B., & Wayne County Historical Society (Pa.). (1926). Wayne County, Pennsylvania: What do you know about it? : illustrated tabloid history.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company. (1900). Pocono Mountain and Delaware Water Gap country.
Rupp, I. D., Young, J., Van, E. J., & Burd, J. (1900). History of Northampton, Lehigh, Monroe, Carbon, and Schuylkill counties: Containing a brief history of the first settlers, topography of townships, notices of leading events, incidents, and interesting facts in the early history of these counties: with an appendix, containing matters of deep interest.
Wittemann, A., & Albertype Co. (1891). Delaware Water Gap: Photographs in black.
Mathews, A. (1886). History of Wayne, Pike, and Monroe counties, Pennsylvania.
Shohola Glen, queen of day summer resorts. (1886).
Goodrich, P. G. (1880). History of Wayne County, [Pa.].
Whaley, S. (1856). History of the township of Mount Pleasant, Wayne County, Pennsylvania: A discourse delivered on Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 1855.
Rupp, I. D., Young, J., Van, E. J., & Burd, J. (1845). History of Northampton, Lehigh, Monroe, Carbon and Schuylkill counties: Containing a brief history of the first settlers, topography of townships, notices of leading events, incidents, and interesting facts in the early history of these counties, with an appendix.
Historical Society of Pennsylvania. (1826). Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania.

Regional Histories

Shukaitis, N. M. (2007). Lasting legacies of the lower Minisink.
Dale, F. T. (2003). Bridges over the Delaware River: A history of crossings.
Osborne, P., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1999). A guide to the tri-state region's history and genealogical resources.
Osborne, P., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1997). The New York-New Jersey boundary line: While New Jersey dozed, New York was wide awake.
Dale, F. T. (1996). Delaware diary: Episodes in the life of a river.
Fluhr, G. J. A. (1976). A generation of suffering on the upper Delaware frontier, 1742-1782.
Crane, C. V., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1972). The Old Mine Road from Port Jervis to copper mines. 
Hine, C. G. (1963). The Old Mine Road.
Bryski, A. J. (January 01, 1952). Book Review: The Delaware and Hudson Canal: A History. 
Le, R. E. D., & Wayne County Historical Society (Pa.). (1950). The Delaware and Hudson Canal: A history. 
Decker, A. S. (1942). The ancient trail (the Old Mine Road): First road of any length built in America.
Cuddleback, W. L., Historical Society of Middletown and Wallkill Precinct, Middletown, N.Y., Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.), & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1927). High Point and the New York-New Jersey state boundary line controversy: Before Middletown and Wallkill Precinct Historical Society, Sussex County Historical Society, Minisink Valley Historical Society.
Heidt, W., Curtis, C. T., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1922). History of rafting on the Delaware: Read at meeting of Minisink Valley Historical Society, February 22nd, 1921.
Stickney, C. E. (1900). The Old Mine Road: The first road, 104 miles long, built in America from Esopus (Rondout, N.Y.) to the Pahaquarry copper mines in Warren County, New Jersey.
Lawrence, M. M. (1895). Boundary line and other bits of biography and history.
University of the State of New York., Pierson, H. R., Clarke, H. W., & Joint Boundary Commission of the States of New York and Pennsylvania, 1880-1885. (1886). Report of the Regents' Boundary Commission upon the New York and Pennsylvania boundary.
Stickney, C. E. (1867). A history of the Minisink Region: Which includes the present towns of Minisink, Deerpark, Mount Hope, Greenville, and Wawayanda in Orange County, New York ; from their organization and first settlement to their present time ; also including, a general history of the first settlement of the county.

LaRocca, C. J. (2012). The 124th New York State Volunteers in the Civil War: A history and roster.
Bilby, J. G. (2011). "Freedom to all": New Jersey's African-American Civil War soldiers.
Hendrickson, M., Inners, J. D., & Osborne, P. (2010). So many brave men: A history of the battle at Minisink Ford.
Huguenot Historical Society (New Paltz, N.Y.), & Stewart, I. K. M. (2003). Researching the American Revolution at the Huguenot Historical Society, New Paltz, New York: A guide to the Society's collections.
Richards, J. C. (2003). Warren, warriors, and the world: Warren County, NJ in the Plains Indian Wars and the Spanish-American War, 1865-1902.
Weygant, C. H., & Adelman, G. E. (2002). History of the One Hundred Twenty-fourth Regiment, N.Y.S.V.
Dreese, M. A. (2000). The 151st Pennsylvania volunteers at Gettysburg: Like ripe apples in a storm.
New York (State). (2000). New York colonial muster rolls, 1664-1775: Report of the state historian of the State of New York.
Richards, J. C. (1999). More bugles, battles, and Belvidere: Warren County Civil War letters to home, 1861-1865.
Bilby, J. G., & Goble, W. C. (1998). Remember you are Jerseymen!: A military history of New Jersey's troops in the Civil War.
Richards, J. C., & Smith, N. (1998). Officers & men of Warren County in the Civil War, 1861-1865.
Richards, J. C. (1997). Flames along the Delaware: The French & Indian War in the New Jersey frontier and Northampton County, Pa.
Richards, J. C. (1997). Bugles, battles, and Belvidere: The history of Warren County in the Civil War, 1861-1865.
Crane, S., & LaRocca, C. J. (1995). The red badge of courage.
Bilby, J. G. (1993). Forgotten warriors: New Jersey's African American soldiers in the Civil War.
Bilby, J. G. (1993). Three rousing cheers: A history of the Fifteenth New Jersey from Flemington to Appomattox.
15th Regiment New Jersey Volunteer Veterans Association. (1992). Roster of the officers and men of the 15th Regiment Association: New Jersey Volunteers.
LaRocca, C. J. (1991). This regiment of heroes: A compilation of primary materials pertaining to the 124th New York State Volunteers in the American Civil War. 
De, L. E. F., & New-York Historical Society. (1990). Muster rolls of New York provincial troops. 1755-1764.
Henn, W. F. (1980). The Civil War and Pike County.
Larrabee, E. (1977). New Jersey and the fortified frontier system of the l750's: Photocopy.
Fluhr, G. J. A. (1976). A generation of suffering on the upper Delaware frontier, 1742-1782.
Leslie, V. (1975). The Battle of Minisink: A Revolutionary War engagement in the Upper Delaware Valley.
Henn, W. F. (1972). The diary of Gabriel Layton and the Civil War letters of his son: A chronicle of life along the river in Delaware Township, 1859-1869.
Stickney, C. E. (1971). Woodburn: A descriptive and historical poem of the part taken in the Battle of Minisink by Jerseymen.
Lenik, E. J., & Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.). (1967). The fort at Van Campen's. 
Gage, E. B., & Orange County Community of Museums and Galleries. (1963). Orange County in the Civil War.
Hunter, W. A. (1960). Forts on the Pennsylvania frontier, 1753-1758.
Richards, M. V. (1929). The sesquicentennial of the Battle of Minisink: A story of the commemoration held on the battlefield at Minisink Ford, Sullivan County, N.Y., July 22, 1929.
Montgomery, T. L. (1916). Report of the commission to locate the site of the frontier forts of Pennsylvania.
Stickney, C. E., & Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.). (1905). The father of toryism and the father of Sussex County patriotism, compared.
New York (State). (1904). New York in the Revolution as colony and state: A compilation of documents and records from the Office of the State Comptroller.
Ruttenber, E. M. (January 01, 1902). Location of New fort: A visit to Shawangunk's ancient battle-field. 
Thomson, C. (1900). An enquiry into the causes of the alienation of the Delaware and Shawanese Indians from the British interest: And into the measures taken for recovering their friendship. Extracted from the public treaties, and other authentic papers relating to the transactions of the government of Pennsylvania and the said Indians, for near forty years; and explained by a map of the country. Together with the remarkable Journal of Christian Frederic Post, by whose negotiations, among the Indians on the Ohio, they were withdrawn from the interest of the French, who thereupon abandoned the fort and country. With notes by the editor explaining sundry Indian customs, &c. Written in Pennsylvania.
Stickney, C. E. (1897). Woodburn: A description and historical poem of the part taken in the Battle of Minisink by Jerseymen.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1896). Minisink battle: Port Jervis, N.Y., 1896.
Minisink Valley Historical Society., & Stickney, C. E. (1896). Minisink battle.
Port Jervis Free Library (Port Jervis, N.Y.), & McAndrew, J. (1894). Local history collection.
Haines, A. A. (1883). History of the Fifteenth Regiment New Jersey Volunteers.
Re-union of the 15th Regiment, N.J. Volunteers at Hackettstown, N.J., October 19th, 1880. (1880). 
Campbell, E. L. (1880). Historical sketch of the Fifteenth Regiment, New Jersey Volunteers. First Brigade, First Division, Sixth Corps.
Ruttenber, E. M., & New York (State). (1879). Catalogue of manuscripts and relics in Washington's head-quarters, Newburgh, N.Y: With historical sketch.
Johnson, J. W., & Stage, A. (1879). Centennial celebration of the Minisink battle on the actual battlefield, July 22d, 1879: With the prayer, oration and speeches delivered on the occasion, and the incidents connected with the celebration.
New York (State). (1864). A record of the commissioned officers, non-commissioned officers, and privates, of the regiments which were organized in the state of New York and called into the service of the United States to assist in suppressing the rebellion, caused by the secession of some of the Southern states from the Union, A.D. 1861, as taken from the muster-in rolls on file in the Adjutant-General's Office, S.N.Y.
[Company H, 124th New York Infantry Regiment in winter camp in Virginia, possibly Brandy Station, posed in Union uniforms in front of a building]. (1863).
Dimmick, J. C. (1862). Oration delivered on the eighty-third anniversary of the battle of Minisink, at Goshen, July 22, 1862, in dedication of a monument erected by the munificence of Dr. Merrit H. Cash, in memory of the patriots who fell in battle.
Ruttenber, E. M. (1860). Obstructions to the navigation of Hudson's River: Embracing the minutes of the secret committee appointed by the Provincial convention of New York, July 16, 1776, and other original documents relating to the subject : together with papers relating to the beacons.
Van Etten, J. (1850). Journal kept by Captain John Van Etten, 1757: Of all proceedings and circumstance of affairs together with all busnis [sic] and scouting done by said company, from the 1st day of December, 1756.
United States. (1800). Roster of survivors of the 124th Regt. N.Y. Vol. Infantry.
Goshen Library and Historical Society. (1690). Manuscript collection. 

Nimako, K., Willemsen, G. F. W., & Small, S. (2014). The Dutch Atlantic: Slavery, abolition and emancipation.
In Singer, A. J. (2012). Commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation: Issues and essays : New York/New Jersey Abolitionist Hall of Fame.
Bilby, J. G. (2011). "Freedom to all": New Jersey's African-American Civil War soldiers.
Tomek, B. C. (2010). Colonization and its discontents: Emancipation, emigration, and antislavery in antebellum Pennsylvania.
Klooster, W., & Emmer, P. C. (2009). Migration, trade, and slavery in an expanding world: Essays in honor of Pieter Emmer.
Turner, E. R., & Dickinson College. (2008). The Negro in Pennsylvania: Slavery--servitude--freedom, 1639-1861.
Goldsby, J. D. (2006). A spectacular secret: Lynching in American life and literature.
Emmer, P. C. (2006). The Dutch slave trade, 1500-1850.
Gellman, D. N. (2006). Emancipating New York: The politics of slavery and freedom, 1777-1827.
Washington, R. (2003). Black family research: records of post-Civil War federal agencies at the National Archives.
Jones, J. D. (2003). Varick's Newburgh: History of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church of Newburgh, New York, 1827-2001.
Burrell, K., Osborne, P., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (2002). Bob Lewis' encounter with the "great death": Port Jervis' entrance into the "United States of Lyncherdom".
McManus, E. J. (2001). A history of Negro slavery in New York.
Brennan, R. W., & Orange County Genealogical Society. (2001). Genealogical history of Black families of Orange County, New York.
Eltis, D. (2000). The rise of African slavery in the Americas.
Brennan, R. W., & Orange County Genealogical Society. (2000). Walkill, Orange County, New York.
King, R. A. (1999). The underground railroad in Orange County, N.Y: The silent rebellion.
Emmer, P. C. (1998). The Dutch in the Atlantic economy, 1580-1880: Trade, slavery and emancipation.
Bilby, J. G. (1993). Forgotten warriors: New Jersey's African American soldiers in the Civil War.
Postma, J. (1990). The Dutch in the Atlantic slave trade, 1600-1815.
De, J. G. F. (1971). The Dutch Reformed Church and Negro slavery in colonial America.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church., Shaw, H. B., & St, C. V. L. (1971). Sesqui-centennial celebration, New York Conference, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, 1821 ... 1971: From Bishop James Varick to Bishop Herbert Bell Shaw : April 24-30, 1971, New York, N.Y.
Mellon, M. T., Franklin, B., Washington, G., Adams, J., Jefferson, T., & Madison, J. (1969). Early American views on Negro slavery: From the letters and papers of the founders of the Republic.
Zilversmit, A. (1967). The first emancipation: The abolition of slavery in the North.
Turner, E. R. (1911). Slavery in Pennsylvania.
O'Callaghan, E. B. (1867). Voyages of the slavers St. John and Arms of Amsterdam, 1659, 1663: Together with additional papers illustrative of the slave trade under the Dutch.
Pennsylvania., Historical Society of Pennsylvania., & Adam Matthew Digital (Firme). (1843). List of the taxable inhabitants, deaf and dumb, blind persons, and slaves, in the several counties of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania: From the returns made to the Governor, in the years 1842-43 : read in the House of Representatives, January 12, 1843.
Jubilee from domestic slavery. (1827)..
Bettle, E. (1826). Notices of negro slavery, as connected with Pennsylvania.
Sussex County (N.J.). (1814). Manumissions of slaves.
Sussex County (N.J.). (1806). Birth certificates of children of slaves.
Pennsylvania Society for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery., Pennsylvania., Pennsylvania., Pennsylvania., & Pennsylvania. (1788). The constitution of the Pennsylvania Society, for Promoting the Abolition of Slavery, and the Relief of Free Negroes, Unlawfully Held in Bondage: Begun in the year 1774, and enlarged on the twenty-third of April, 1787. : To which are added, the acts of the General Assembly of Pennsylvania, for the gradual abolition of slavery. : [Three lines from Matthew].
O'Callaghan, E. B. (n.d). Census of slaves, 1755.

Lenape History & Archaeology

McNett, C. W. (2014). Shawnee Minisink: A Stratified Paleoindian-Archaic Site in the Upper Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania.
Gingerich, J. A. M. (2013). In the Eastern fluted point tradition.
Waterman, K.-J., & Smith, J. M. (2013). Munsee Indian trade in Ulster County, New York, 1712-1732.
Grumet, R. S. (2013). Manhattan to Minisink: American Indian place names in greater New York and vicinity.
Iceland, H. B. (January 01, 2013). Refining Paleo-Indian lithic technology at Shawnee-Minisink via an artifact refitting study. 
Fur, G. (2011). A Nation of Women: Gender and Colonial Encounters Among the Delaware Indians.
Gingerich, J. A. M. (January 01, 2011). Down to seeds and stones: A new look at the subsistence remains from Shawnee-Minisink. 
Gingerich, J. A. M. (January 01, 2009). An engraved Paleoindian artifact from northeast Pennsylvania. 
Grumet, R. S. (2009). The Munsee Indians: A history.
Otto, P. A. (2006). The Dutch-Munsee encounter in America: The struggle for sovereignty in the Hudson Valley.
Bello, C. A., & Veit, R. (June 01, 2002). Herbert C. Kraft (1927-2000). 
Kraft, H. C., & Seton Hall University. (1996). The Dutch, the Indians, and the quest for copper: Pahaquarry and the Old Mine Road.
Alterman, M. L., Inashima, P. Y., Louis Berger and Associates., United States., & Eastern Applied Archeology Center (U.S.). (1993). Archeological monitoring at Dingmans Launch Lower Boat Ramp, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, Pike County, Pennsylvania.
Delaware Water Gap Symposium, Orr, D. G., & Campana, D. V. (1991). The people of Minisink: Papers from the 1989 Delaware Water Gap Symposium.
Kraft, H. C. (1985). The Minisink settlements: An investigation into a prehistoric and early historic site in Sussex County, New Jersey (final report).
Dent, R. J. (1983). Ecological and sociocultural reconstruction in the Upper Delaware Valley.
Evans, J. (1980). Paleo-Indian to early archaic transition at the Shawnee-Minisink site.
Kraft, H. C. (1980). The Minisink site: A reevaluation of a late prehistoric and early historic contact site in Sussex County, New Jersey.
McNett, C. W., Evans, J., Dent, R. J., National Geographic Society (U.S.), National Science Foundation (U.S.), & American University (Washington, D.C.). (1977). Report on third and fourth seasons of the Upper Delaware Valley Early Man Project, 1976-77: By Charles W. McNett, Jr., June Evans, Richard J. Dent.
McMillan, B. A. (1977). The Shawnee Minisink site: A technological analysis of the Early Archaic.
McNett, C. W., McMillan, B. A., & Marshall, S. B. (February 01, 1977). THE SHAWNEE-MINISINK SITE. 
Kraft, H. C. (February 01, 1977). PALEOINDIANS IN NEW JERSEY. 
Kraft, H. C., & Seton Hall University. (1977). The Minisink settlements: An investigation into a prehistoric and early historic site in Sussex County, New Jersey (final report). 
McNett, C. W., McMillan, B. A., American University (Washington, D.C.), & National Geographic Society (U.S.). (1974). Preliminary report on the initial season of the Upper Delaware Valley Early Man Project.
Leslie, V. (1973). Faces in clay; the archaeology and early history of the Red man in the Upper Delaware Valley.
Ruttenber, E. M. (1971). History of the Indian tribes of Hudson's River: Their origin, manners and customs, tribal and sub-tribal organizations, wars, treaties, etc., etc.
Leslie, V. (January 01, 1951). A tentative catalogue of Minsi material culture. 
Decker, A. S. (1932). Old Mine Road: Trail for Indians and settlers.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1927). Our Minisink lands: From the Indian to the American.
Cuddeback, W. L. (1926). The Minsi, the Lennappee, the Iroquois.
Philhower, C. A. (January 01, 1923). The Minisink Indian trail. 
Schrabisch, M., & Spier, L. (1915). Indian habitations in Sussex County, New Jersey.
Heye, G. G., & Pepper, G. H. (1915). Exploration of a Munsee cemetery near Montague, New Jersey.
Ruttenber, E. M. (1906). Footprints of the red men: Indian geographical names in the valley of Hudson's river, the valley of the Mohawk, and on the Delaware: thei location and the probabley meaning of some of them.
Prince, J. D. (1901). Notes on the modern Minsi-Delaware dialect.
Port Jervis Free Library (Port Jervis, N.Y.), & McAndrew, J. (1894). Local history collection.
Ruttenber, E. M. (1872). History of the Indian tribes of Hudson's River: Their origin, manners and customs, tribal and sub-tribal organizations, wars, treaties, etc., etc.
Titamy, M., & Hill, I. (January 01, 1853). Journal of Moses Titamy and Isaac Hill to Minisinks, 1758. 
An Account of the behavior and sentiments of some well disposed Indians, mostly of the Minusing tribe. (1803).
Minisink Valley Historical Society., & Allerton, J. M. (n.d). Miscellaneous manuscript collection.
An account of a visit lately made to the people called Quakers in Philadelphia, by Papoonahoal: An Indian chief, and several other Indians, chiefly of the Minisink tribe. (1761).
New Jersey., & Bernard, F. (1758). A message from His Excellency Francis Bernard, Esq ; captain general governor and commander in chief of New-Jersey, &c. To the Minisink Indians. And a conference in consequence thereof, held at Burlington, August the 7th and 8th, 1758. .
Goshen Library and Historical Society. (1690). Manuscript collection.
Paleo-Indian Artifacts; Jul. 1977. (n.d.).
Brodhead, L. W. (n.d.). Historical notes of the Minisink: Capture of John Hilborn by the Indians on Brodhead Creek in 1779.

Koehler, N., & Koehler, P. (2011). Northampton County, Pennsylvania will abstracts: 1752-1802.
Steele, S. (2010). Perry of Vernon, Sussex Co., NJ and Peru, Huron Co., Ohio and connected families.
Dunning, K. A., & Orange County Genealogical Society,. (2010). Orange County jury lists.
Watson, R. L. (2010). The James Watson family of Orange County, New York, and Barry County, Michigan.
Van, O. M. F. (2009). Wear family of Orange County, New York.
Osborne, P., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (2007). A guide to the tri-state region's history and genealogical resources. 
Molé, D. L., Ranzan, D. A., Pardo, J. M., & Lambert, S. J. (2006). Sussex County (N.J) marriage and obituary dates: (1814-1903) : information for the years spanning 1814-1895.
Washington Public Library (N.J.), & Washington Historical Society (N.J.). (2004). Washington lineage project 2004: Prominent turn-of-the-century Washingtonians.
Van, C. D. G. (2003). Ancestors of Orange County, New York.
Mulock, N. S. R. (2003). Our line from Thomas Knight, 1664-1724, of Brooklyn, New York: Through his son Samuel Knight of Ulster and Dutchess Counties, New York and through his son Samuel Knight of Orange County, New York, with intermarrying lines of MC Shea, Henderson, Edsall, Clearwater, Berry, Brouwer and many of their intermarrying lines.
Krish, J., Krish, L., & Orange County Genealogical Society. (2003). Official vital records from the various towns of Orange County, New York: Births, deaths and marriages, 1847-1849, with a supplement of additional marriage and death returns.
Domonkos, L. J., & Williams, A. D. (2002). The Williams family of Frankford Township New Jersey and Lackawanna County Pennsylvania.
Warren County Library (Belvidere, N.J.). (2002). Belvidere Apollo/Intelligencer/Apollo-journal obituary index.
Brennan, R. W., & Orange County Genealogical Society. (2001). Genealogical history of Black families of Orange County, New York.
Central New York Genealogical Society. (2000). County of Orange abstracts.
Brown, V. A., & Leitner, P. (2000). Warren County, New Jersey wills: Abstracts of Books One through Three, recorded at Belvidere from January 1825 to June 1864.
Wills, Warren County, New Jersey: Abstracts of genealogical content, first three books, 1825-. (1999).

Meeker, S. (1999). Sussex County, New Jersey marriages from justice-of-the-peace dockets, 1773-1828.
Osborne, P., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1999). A guide to the tri-state region's history and genealogical resources.
Downing, C. W. (1999). Sussex County, New Jersey deed abstracts. Kent, WA: C.W. Downing.
Meeker, S. (1998). Warren County, New Jersey marriages, 1824-1855.
Stevens, R. M. (1996). Wills, Warren County estates, filed at Sussex County, New Jersey courthouse at Newton: They cover the wills filed from 1817 ... until 1825, when Warren County began to record its own records.
Buys, B. S., Hasbrouck, K. E., Johnson, C. A., & Huguenot Historical Society (New Paltz, N.Y.). (1993). The Freer family: The descendants of Hugo Freer, patentee of New Paltz, (Frear, Fraer, Frayer, Fryer, etc.), volume II.
Stark, B., & Stark, C. (1993). The minute book of Sussex County, New Jersey: Court records, 1764-1766. 
Reamy, M., & Reamy, B. (1993). Pioneer families of Orange County, New York.
Noble, R. C. (1992). Edsall notes: Samuel Edsall (ca. 1630 - ca. 1701) of Reading, England, New York, and New Jersey and some of his descendants, primarily from Sussex County, New Jersey.
Noble, R. C. (1992). Osborn notes: Barzilla Orsburn (ca. 1720-1795) of Hardyston Township, Susssex County, New Jersey, William Osborne (ca. 1785?-?) of Vernon Township, Sussex County, New Jersey, and their descendants, with notes on other Sussex County Osborn, Osborne, Orsborn, Orsburn, and Osburn families.
Gibbs, W. (1992). One hundred years of the Sussex register and county of Sussex, 1813-1913: Record of historical, biographical, industrial and statistical events during a century.
Case, H. E. (1992). Sussex County, New Jersey marriages.
Noble, R. C. (1992). Harden notes: Miles Harden (ca. 1811-ca. 1890) and his wife, Phebe Jane Smith (ca. 1814-ca. 1890), of Wantage Township, Sussex County, New Jersey ; what is known of their ancestors and descendants ; with notes on other Sussex County Harden/Hardin families.
Case, H. E., & Genealogy Society of Sussex County, New Jersey. (1991). An index to marriage book "B", Sussex County, New Jersey, [1834-1878.
Orange County Genealogical Society. (1991). Early Orange County wills: Two volumes in one.
Weller, C. S., & Siemers, R. H. (1990). Orange County, New York deaths: From the Independent Republican, Goshen, New York.
Stickney, C. E., & Brown, V. A. (1988). Old Sussex County families of the Minisink Region.
Bradner, F. W. (1986). Bradner genealogy: The descendants of Rev. John Bradner and Christian Colville of Orange County, New York.
Black family genealogy and history: 1984. (1984).
Patterson, M. L. (1983). The pioneers of Quarry Hill: Rio, Orange County, New York : a history and genealogy, Patterson, Brooks, Boyd, Speidel, Durland, Reed, Whitaker, Decker.
Ogden, L. G., & Gumaer, P. E. (1983). The journal of the records of Peter E. Gumaer, 1771-1869.
Weller, R. H. (1982). The Weller family.
Decker, B. W. (1980). The Decker genealogy: Some descendants of the Dutch immigrants, Johannes Gerretsen (Decker) and Jan Broersen (Decker) : a compilation.
Hollenbach, R. E., & Ziegler, W. J. (1980). Moravian church records: Congregation at Allemengel, congregation at Gnadenhutten.
Barber, G. A. (1980). Orange County Patriot: Orange County, New York marriages and deaths from 1828-1831. 
Alleman, F. R., & Brown, V. A. (1978). Abstracts of divisions of Warren and Sussex County Estates filed at Sussex County Courthouse, Newton, New Jersey, from 1789-1918.
Alleman, H. P., Weibezahl, P., & Brown, V. A. (1978). Warren County, New Jersey, abstracts of divisions and partitions filed at the courthouse, Belvidere, New Jersey, from 1825-1946.
Clint, F. (1977). Wayne County, Pennsylvania, area key: A guide to the genealogical records of Wayne County, Pennsylvania, including maps, histories, charts, and other helpful materials.
Eastwood, E. C. S., & Wickliffe, H. S. (1975). Henry Sharp (c. 1737-1800) of Sussex County, New Jersey and Fayette County, Pennsylvania, and his wife Lydia Morgan, and some of their descendants, including Chalfant, Depuy, Silverthorn, and Wheatley families.
McWhorter, E., Booth, D., & Seaman, P. (1974). The history and genealogy of the William Bull and Sarah Wells family of Orange County, New York: The first six generations in America and Canada.
New Jersey. (1974). Court records, 1778-1902 [Sussex County, New Jersey].
Sussex County (New Jersey). County Clerk. (1974). Deeds, 1785-1901; index, 1785-1930 [Sussex County, New Jersey].
Pennsylvania. Orphans' Court (Northampton County). (1973). Orphans court records and index, 1752-1882.
Case, H. E., & Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.). (1973). Sussex Register marriages & deaths: 1814-1818.
Northampton County (Pennsylvania). Register of Wills. (1973). Will books, 1752-1907; with Register's index, 1752-1966. 
Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.). (1972). Genealogical files of the Sussex County Historical Society.
Lane, I. H. (1971). Drakes of Orange County, New York, and related families.
New York (State)., & Genealogical Society of Utah. (1970). Orange County [N.Y.] census.
Case, H. E. (1969). A family history and genealogy of Henry Case (1715-1767) and Margery Carscadden (1714-1792), Orange County, New York.
VanEtten, L. J. (1969). The Van Etten family of America, from 1658 to 1969.
Roberts, M. F., & Eager, S. W. (1968). The origin of Orange County, New York and a list of its people from 1683 to 1847: Abstracted from Eager's history of Orange County, New York.
Fernow, B., New York (State)., Albany County (N.Y.), & New York (State). (1967). Calendar of wills on file and recorded in the offices of the Clerk of the Court of Appeals, of the County Clerk at Albany, and of the Secretary of State, 1626-1836.
Packer, W. M. (1965). Descendants of Casper Kimber, of Long Island and Orange County, New York.
Marriages of justices of the peace in Sussex County, New Jersey, 1775-1828. (1965).
Eyerman, J. (1964). A genealogical index of the wills of Northampton County, Pennsylvania, 1752-1802.
New Jersey. (1962). NJ state census, 1885.
New Jersey. (1962). NJ state census, 1895.
Hasbrouck, K. E., & Huguenot Historical Society (New Paltz, N.Y.). (1961). The Hasbrouck family in America, with European background. .
Scott, E. A. (1950). Jacobus Jansen van Etten: Some ten generations in America of Jacobus Jansen van Etten, immigrant, from Etten, North Brabent, Holland to Kingston, New York about 1663.
Reynolds, J. O. (1949). Genealogical records of a branch of the Reynolds family: And of the following related families; a branch of the Thorp family, the Van Inwegen family, the Cady family, the Lester family, the Paddock family in the U.S.A.
Price, V. Hallett. (1948). The Price family of Barrett Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania.
Northampton County (Pennsylvania). Recorder of Deeds. (1948). Papers, warrants, surveys, wills, accounts, bonds & agreements, minutes, etc. of Northampton County, Pennsylvania.
Barrass, E. (1947). Authentic list of marriages in Warren County, New Jersey, 1834-1869. 
Baker, W. L. (1946). A genealogy of the Monell family: An account of James Monell who settled in Wallkill Precinct, part of present Orange County, New York in 1723 and of his known descendants in all Monell branches down to the present time.
Decker, A. S. (1943). Records of Decker and Stickney families.
Shaver, F. H. (1943). Frederick Shaver, 1747 Germany-Sussex County, New Jersey, 1823, and his descendants.
Quick, A. Craig. (1942). A genealogy of the Quick family in America (1625-1942) 317 years.
Van Demark, J. W. (1942). Van de Mark or Van der Mark ancestry.
New Jersey Historical Records Survey Project. (1941). Inventory of the county archives of New Jersey: Sussex County (Newton).
Hoagland, E.C. (1938) Twigs from Family Trees [The Coolbaugh Family in America, From their earliest appearance at New Amsterdam 1686-1938]; in full HathiTrust .
Comstock, E. B. (1936). The West family: Descendants of Eleazer West of Orange County, New York, born January 11, 1752.
Decker, A. S., Armstrong, E. D., & Daughters of the American Revolution. (1934). Bible records: Presented to the National Society of D.A.R., Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C. by Chinkchewunska Chapter, Newton, Sussex County, N.J.
Avery, L. Drake. (1926). Drake genealogy in the line of Samuel Drake of Lower Smithfield Township, Northampton (now Monroe) County, Pennsylvania.
Courtright, D. Vattier. (1924). History of the Van Kortryks or Courtrights. 
Cuddeback, W. L. (1919). Caudebec in America: A record of the descendants of Jacques Caudebec, 1700-1920.
Dunning, M. B., & Dunning, S. W. (1915). Genealogical notes on the Dunning family in America. 
Schaeffer, C., & Johnson, W. M. (1907). Memoirs and reminiscences: Together with sketches of the early history of Sussex County, New Jersey.
Fretz, A. J. (1907). A genealogical record of the descendants of Benjamin Chamberlain, of Sussex County, New Jersey: Together with brief historical and biographical sketches.
Haviland, F., & Long Island Historical Society. (1906). Friends records removal certificates issued at Kingwood, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, 1792-1797 and Hardwick, Warren County, New Jersey, 1797-1847: Taken from the original book of records in the safe in Plainfield, New Jersey, Meeting House.
Pawling, A. Schoch. (1905). Pawling genealogy.
Stickney, C. E. (1904). Jesse Dennis of Sussex County, N.J: And his descendants, with a compilation of genealogical statistics of the pioneers of this state. Sussex (Deckertown: Wantage Recorder Office.
Pennsylvania., & In Egle, W. H. (1898). Warrantees of land in the several counties of the state of Pennsylvania. 1730-1898.
Chapman Publishing Company. (1898). Portrait and biographical record of Hunterdon and Warren Counties, New Jersey containing portraits and biographies of many well known citizens of the past and present: Together with portraits and biographies of all the presidents of the United States.
Gumaer, P. E., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1890). A history of Deerpark in Orange County, N.Y.
Nicoll, W. L. (1886). The Nicoll family of Orange County, New York.
Mills, S. W. (1874). Reformed (Dutch) Church of Walpack [Pike County, Pa.]: Historical discourse preached at the dedication of the Reformed Church at Bushkill, Penn ... 1874.
Burrell, A. B., & University of Pittsburgh. (1870). Reminiscences of George La Bar: The centenarian of Monroe County, Pa., who is still living in his 107th year! : and incidents in the early settlement of the Pennsylvania side of the river valley, from Easton to Bushkill.
Lant, J. H. (1870). Orange County directory for 1870: Containing the names of the inhabitants of Middletown & Port-Jervis : together with a business directory of Orange County, and much miscellaneous information.
Ruttenber, E. M. (1862). The Rutenberg family.
Goshen Library and Historical Society. (1826). Genealogy collection.


Bone, S., St. Paul's Reformed Church (Callicoon, N.Y.), Daughters of the American Revolution. (2009). St. Paul's Reformed Church records, Callicoon Center, Sullivan County, NY.
Greenagel, F. L. (2004). The Warren churchscape: Religious architecture in 18th and 19th century Warren County, New Jersey.
Kelly, A. C. M. (2001). Vital records of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Walden, Orange County, New York, 1793-1906: Addendum.
Kelly, A. C. M., & St. Andrew's Episcopal Church (Walden, N.Y.). (2000). Vital records of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Walden, Orange County, New York, 1793-1906.
Smeltzer-Stevenot, M. (1995). Abstracts of records from the parish register of St. John's Church, Greenwood: Arden, Orange County, New York, 1856-1923.
M. Smeltzer-Stevenot. Lanterman, R. S. (1994). Knowlton Presbyterian Church records 1766-1894: Sussex/Warren County, New Jersey baptismal records. Index to Proceedings of the new Jersey Historical Society,.
Weller, R. H. (1993). Records of the Associate Reformed Church, Newburgh, Orange County, New York, 1798-1850: Together with the marriages of The Rev. Joseph McCarrell, pastor there, 1823-1864.
New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. (1992). Minisink Valley Reformed Dutch Church records: 1716-1830.
First Presbyterian Church (Asbury, New Jersey). (1992). Church records.
O'Brien, J. L., & Methodist Church. Asbury Circuit (Warren County, New Jersey). (1990). Methodist Church records of the Asbury Circuit, Warren County, New Jersey.
Worden, J. D. (1982). Brick Reformed Church, Montgomery, Orange County, New York.
Hollenbach, R. E., & Ziegler, W. J. (1980). Moravian church records: Congregation at Allemengel, congregation at Gnadenhutten.
Moyse, F. B. (1973). The Hamburg Baptist Church, Hamburg, New Jersey, 1798-1973.
First Presbyterian Church (Goshen, New York). (1971). Goshen Presbyterian church record, Goshen, Orange County, New York. 
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church., Shaw, H. B., & St, C. V. L. (1971). Sesqui-centennial celebration, New York Conference, African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, 1821 ... 1971: From Bishop James Varick to Bishop Herbert Bell Shaw : April 24-30, 1971, New York, N.Y.
Hasbrouck, K. E., & Goodwill Presbyterian Church (Montgomery, New York). (1967). Goodwill Church records, Presbyterian Church, Orange County, New York.
Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, New Jersey). (1966). Records of the First Baptist Church of Deckertown, Sussex, New Jersey: Orange Baptist Church, Orange County, New York, Mt. Salem Baptist Church, New Jersey.
St. Joseph Church (Newton, N.J.): 100 years of service to God. (1965).
Blasberg, R. W., & Everitt, J.-A. (1962). Two and one quarter centuries on Old Mine Road: The history of Minisink Reformed Church, 1737-1962, Montague, New Jersey.
Goodwill Presbyterian Church (Montgomery, N.Y.). (1959). The churchyard records of Goodwill Presbyterian Church, Montgomery, Orange County, New York.
Hasbrouck, K. E., German Reformed Dutch Church of Montgomery, N.Y., & Montgomery Dutch Reformed Church (Montgomery, N.Y.). (1958). German Reformed Church of Montgomery, Orange County, New York.
Hasbrouck, K. E. (1958). Montgomery German Reformed Church records: Montgomery, Orange County, New York.
Hope Historical Society (N.J.). (1955). The Moravian contribution to the town of Hope, New Jersey.
Hasbrouck, K. E. (1955). Methodist records, 1789-1834: Taken from the Steward's book; earliest records of Methodism in Ulster County, Orange County and Sullivan County, New York State.
Decker, A. S., Decker, R., & Newton Presbytery (Newton, N.J.). (1949). History of Newton Presbytery.
First Presbyterian Church (Goshen, N.Y.). (1947). Records of the First Presbyterian Church at Goshen, Orange County, New York.
Douglass, H. P. (1944). The churches of Warren County, New Jersey.
Douglass, H. P. (1944). The churches of Warren county, New Jersey: A study.
Strunk, E., & In Stauffer, B. R. (1942). Historical souvenir of Saint Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Minisink Hills, Monroe County, Pennsylvania.
Associated Reformed Church of Little Britain (New York). (1941). Records of the Associated Reformed Church of Little Britain, Orange County, New York, 1825-1888.
Barber, G. A., & Congregational Church (Blooming Grove, New York). (1941). Record of marriages and deaths, Blooming Grove Congregational Church, Orange County, New York, 1790-1830 [i.e. 1831].
New Jersey Historical Records Survey Project., United States., & New Jersey State Planning Board. (1941). Directory of Churches in New Jersey: Warren County.
Presbyterian Church (Hamptonburgh, New York). (1941). Records of the Presbyterian Church in the town of Hamptonburgh, Orange County, New York, 1800-1916.
New Jersey Historical Records Survey Project., United States., & New Jersey State Planning Board. (1940). Directory of Churches in New Jersey: Sussex County.
Overstreet, C. L., & Old Greenwich Presbyterian Church (Greenwich, Warren County, N.J.). (1940). Old Greenwich Presbysterian Church: 200th anniversary, 1740-1940.
Decker, A. S., & Decker, R. (1939). History of the First Presbyterian Church, Sussex, New Jersey: One hundredth anniversary, 1839-1939.
Angell, P. K., & Talmage, G. (1937). Fifty years on the frontier with the Dutch congregation at Maghaghkamik: Written for the bicentennial of the Reformed Dutch Church of Deerpark, Port Jervis, N.Y.
Graham's Church, Pine Bush, N.Y., & Barber, G. A. (1934). Graham Church record (United Presbyterian Church), Pine Bush, (Orange County) New York.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. (1933). A souvenir of the centennial anniversary of the Methodist Episcopal Church Trinity, Hackettstown, New Jersey: Church history and directory, 1833-1933. Anniversary exercises October 1 to October 8, 1933. 
Presbyterian Church, Ridgebury, N.Y. (First), & Barber, G. A. (1932). First Presbyterian church records, Ridgebury, Orange county, New York.
Reformed Church, Walden, N.Y. (First), & Barber, G. A. (1932). Reformed Dutch church records: Walden, Orange county, New York. 
Barber, G. A. (1929). Church and cemetery records: Sullivan County, New York.
Goshen Presbyterian Church records: 1773-1841, [begun by Rev. Nathan Ker.] Goshen, Orange County, New York. (1927).
Cummins, G. W., & District Sunday School Association (Warren County, N.J.). (1915). Origin of the churches in the District Sunday School Association of Belvidere and Harmony, White and Oxford Townships, Warren County, New Jersey.
Vosburgh, R. W., & New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. (1913). [The Vosburgh collection]: New York State Protestant Church records.
Cox, J., Hardwick Monthly Meeting (Society of Friends), & Mendham Monthly Meeting (Society of Friends). (1900). Quaker records: Hardwick and Mendham Monthly Meeting, Warren and Morris Counties, New Jersey.
First Presbyterian Church (Stillwater, New Jersey). (1900). Marriages in Stillwater Presbyterian Church, Stillwater, Sussex County, New Jersey.
Perkins, E., & Johnson, S. H. (1896). History of the Methodist Episcopal Church, of Asbury, Warren Co., N.J.
Race, H. (1891). Greenland in New Jersey: A historical sketch of the Moravian settlement in Sussex County, 1768 to 1808.
Haines, A. A. (1888). Hardyston memorial: A history of the township and the North Presbyterian Church, Hardyston, Sussex County, New Jersey.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (1878). Church records collection.
Mills, S. W. (1874). Reformed (Dutch) Church of Walpack: Historical discourse.
Mills, S. W. (1874). Reformed (Dutch) Church of Walpack [Pike County, Pa.]: Historical discourse preached at the dedication of the Reformed Church at Bushkill, Penn ... 1874.

Irwin, R. T., Irwin, A., Hardwick Monthly Meeting (Society of Friends), Society of Friends. Plainfield Monthly Meeting (Plainfield, New Jersey), Society of Friends. Pahway Monthly Meeting (Rahway, New Jersey), & Society of Friends. Haedwick and Randolph Monthly Meeting (Warren County, New Jersey : Hicksite). (2014). Hardwick Friends Cemetery, at Quaker Settlement, Johnsonburg Road (CR 612), Allamuchy Township, Warren County, New Jersey.
Coleman, J. C. (2011). Coleman's Orange County tombstone inscriptions.
Veit, R. F., & Nonestied, M. (2008). New Jersey cemeteries and tombstones: History in the landscape.
St. Philip and St. James Church Cemetery (Greewich Township, N.J.), & Delaware and Lehigh Valleys Genealogy Club. (2004). Index of gravesites for the "new" cemetery, Church of Saint Philip and Saint James: Located corner County Route 519 and State Route 22, Greenwich Township, Phillipsburg, New Jersey.
Minisink Valley Historical Society. (2003). Inscriptions on the monuments at the Sparrowbush Pine Hill Cemetery, inc: Sparrowbush, New York, 1856-2003.
Snook, M. (2003). Early burial grounds in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area: New Jersey side including Sandyston, Walpack and Pahaquarry Townships.
First Presbyterian Church (Oxford Township, Warren Co., N.J.), Brown, V. A., & Leitner, P. (2001). First Presbyterian Church New Cemetery at Hazen, Oxford Township, Warren County, New Jersey.
Gumaer, D. R., Bello, N., & Minisink Valley Historical Society. (2000). The records of the Laurel Grove Cemetery, Port Jervis, New York, 1864-2000.
Phillipsburg Cemetery (Phillipsburg, N.J.), Cheston, J. C., & Sherrer, W. (1999). Phillipsburg Cemetery, Warren County, NJ: Grave openings 1934-1998 transcribed from original records. 
Shepherd, S., & Hardwick Monthly Meeting (Society of Friends). (1999). The Hardwick Monthly Meeting burying ground, Allamuchy, New Jersey.
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Mansfield-Woodhouse Cememtery (Washington, N.J.), & O'Brien, J. L. (1995). Tombstone inscriptions of the Mansfield-Woodhouse Cemetery: Washington, Warren County, New Jersey.
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Kline, A. F., & Phillipsburg Area Historical Society (Phillipsburg, N.J.). (1991). The burials and history of the Fairmount Cemetery, Phillipsburg, Warren County, New Jersey.
Daughters of the American Revolution. (1991). Delaware DAR Genealogical Records Committee report: Series 2, v. 10.[Warren County NJ]
Barber, G. A. (1990). Gravestone inscriptions of Grahamsville Reformed Dutch Church, Grahamsville, N.Y. ... Westfield Flats Cemetery, Roscoe, N.Y. ... Roscoe Cemetery, Roscoe, N.Y. ... Riverview Cemetery, Roscoe, N.Y. ... Van Keuren Cemetery, Monticello, N.Y. ... West Brookville Cemetery, West Brookville, N.Y. ... all located in Sullivan County, N.Y.
Barber, G. A. (1990). Graveyard inscriptions of New Vernon Cemetery, also known as Old Baptist School Cemetery, New Vernon, Luther Cemetery, Jeffersonville, Presbyterian Cemetery, Jeffersonville, Methodist Church Cemetery, Jeffersonville, Woodbourne Cemetery, Woodbourne, all located in Sullivan County, New York.
Barber, G. A. (1990). Gravestone inscriptions of Liberty Town Cemetery (old section) Liberty, Old Moulthrop Cemetery, Kenoza Lake, formerly known as Pike Pond, located in Sullivan County, New York.
Barber, G. A. (1990). Graveyard inscriptions of the Bloomingburgh Cemetery, Bloomingburgh, Sullivan County, New York.
Curtis, C. T. (1990). Graveyards of Cohecton [sic].
Roney, L. J., & New York (State). (1990). Inscriptions of German Reformed Cemetery at Montgomery, Orange County, New York.
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Sawyer, R. C. (1977). Graveyard inscriptions of Greycourt Cemetery, Bloomingrove [sic] Orange County, New York.
Perlee, A. H., & Sussex County Historical Society (Newton, N.J.). (1975). An index of Sussex County (N.J.) cemetaries [sic]: From a map compiled by Mr. Alfred H. Perlee ... and deposited with the Sussex County Historical Society, Newton, N.J. 
Barber, G. A. (1973). Gravestone inscriptions, located in Sullivan County, New York.
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Roseberry, E. M. (1947). Tombstone inscriptions taken from cemeteries in Warren County, New Jersey and nearby counties: Copied from the original notebooks.
Ronk, D. T., & Stock, H. M. (1940). Cemetery records of Orange County, New York.
Cummins, A. B. T., & Whitmore, M. E. R. (1938). 461 inscriptions on tombstones in the Asbury Presbyterian Cemetery, Warren County, New Jersey.
Barber, G. A. (1930). Graveyard inscriptions of Baptist Church Cemetery, Parksville, Youngsville Cemetery, Youngsville, White Sulphur Springs Cemetery, Methodist Cemetery, Livingston Manor, Presbyterian Cemetery, Livingston Manor, Poplar Grove Cemetery, Philipsport [sic] all located in Sullivan County, New York.
Barber, G. A. (1930). Gravestone inscriptions of Gonsalus Farm Cemetery, Wurtsboro, N.Y., Sylvan Cemetery, Wurtsboro, N.Y., Forestburg Cemetery, Forestburg, N.Y., Fosterdale Cemetery, Fosterdale, N.Y., Old St. John's Cemetery, Monticello, N.Y., Kiersted, Swan, Union Cemeteries, Mongaup Valley, N.Y., all located in Sullivan County.
Barber, G. A. (1930). Graveyard inscriptions of Callicoon Centre Cemetery, Callicoon Centre, Rock Ridge Cemetery, Thompson, Old Youngsville Cemetery, Youngsville, all located in Sullivan County, New York.
Barber, G. A. (1930). Graveyard inscriptions of Velie & Neversink Cemetery, now known as Fallsburgh & Neversink Cemetery Assn., Inc., Neversink, Old Lake Huntington Cemetery, Lake Huntington, Barryville Congregational Church Cemetery, Barryville, Barryville Cemetery, Barryville, Eldred Cemetery, Eldred, North Cochecton Cemetery, North Cochecton, all located in Sullivan County, New York.
Barber, G. A. (1930). Graveyard inscriptions of Orange County, N.Y: V.1-2.
Barber, G. A. (1930). Graveyard inscriptions of Old Bethel Cemetery, New Cemetery, Bethel, Hurd Settlement Cemetery, Hurd Settlement, Swan Lake, formerly known as Stevensville Cemetery, Cemetery on White Lake Road, Brookside Cemetery, Harris, formerly known as Strongtown, all located in Sullivan County, New York.
Barber, G. A. (1930). Gravestone inscriptions of Orange County, N.Y.
Barber, G. A. (1929). Gravestone inscriptions of Bridgeville Cemetery, Bridgeville, Old Fulton or Fraser Cemetery, Ferndale, Old Fallsburg (Palen's) Cemetery, Fallsburg, all located in Sullivan County-New York.
Barber, G. A. (1929). Gravestone inscriptions, Stanton or Centennial Cemetery, of Wurtsboro of Sullivan County-New York.
Presbyterian Church (Harmony Township, Warren Co., N.J.), & Shull, H. G. (1929). Descendants of the Scotch Irish of Hunter's settlement in Mt. Bethel, Northampton County, Pennsylvania and others, buried in the yard adjoining the Presbyterian Church at Harmony, Warren County, New Jersey.
Barber, G. A. (1929). Sullivan County, New York, gravestone inscriptions.
Roney, L. J. (1925). Inscriptions of ancient cemeteries at Greycourt & Washingtonville, Orange County, New York.
Stryker, K., Updegrove, R., & Daughters of the American Revolution. (1924). Grave records of St. James (Straw) Lutheran Cemetery, 1771-1923.
Stryker, K., & Updegrove, R. (1924). Grave records of St. James (Straw) Lutheran Cemetery, 1771-1923: Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey; VanCampen Cemetery, Pahaquarry, N.J.
Righter, I. (1917). Map of Laurel Grove cemetery, March 1917.
Vosburgh, R. W. (1913). Machackemeck gravestone inscriptions, Port Jervis, Orange Co., N.Y.
Bucks County Historical Society. (1900). Inscriptions, New Jersey cemeteries in the collections of the Bucks County Historical Society, Doylestown.
Roney, L. J. (1900). Inscriptions from an abandoned family cemetery at Ferndale, Sullivan County, N.Y.
Eyerman, J. (1899). The old grave-yards of Northampton and adjacent counties in the state of Pennsylvania. 
Emery, R., & Ruttenber, E. M. (1898). A record of the inscriptions in the old town burying ground of Newburgh, N.Y.
Dopke, W. H., & Dopke, B. B. (n.d.). Methodist Episcopal Cemetery, Columbia, Warren County, New Jersey.