The following is a bibliography of all of the books, booklets and pamphlets pertaining to history or family genealogy that I could find with an emphasis on Washington County, Pennsylvania.

If you know of or have a book that is not included here, please e-mail me at: grampy@tampabay.rr.com .  The information I need is title, author, publisher, place published, year published, whether hard or soft cover and number of pages. A short description of the information available would also be helpful.  Also, if you can supply any of this information that is missing on the following list I would be most appreciative.

Many of these books are available at the Citizen’s library in Washington or in other regional libraries. Some can also be located on one of the many booksearch sites on the internet.  I prefer the used book section of  www.addall.com  which searches many of these sites for you.  If you are unable to locate a book you are looking for, I would be happy to try and steer you in the right direction.

I hope you find this list of some help in your research.  Jack W. McNatt

 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA

--------- BEALLSVILLE CEMETERY 1862-1976. Charter, By-laws, Rules, Regulations, and General Information.  Washington, PA., 1913. 18 pgs.

--------- BURGETTSTOWN GRAVEYARDS 1802-1976.  Ft. Vance Historical Society.

--------- CHARLEROI: HONORING OUR HISTORY. Greater Charleroi Chamber of

Commerce.

--------- DAISYTOWN; OLD TIMES IN A MINING COMMUNITY, Published by the

Museum of Southwestern Pennsylvania, California, PA, Number 1, 1981, the first in a series of histories on southwestern Pennsylvania, 56 pages with numerous photo illustrations. Paperbound, about 8.5x11".

--------- DIRECTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WASHINGTON, PENN’A, JANUARY 1, 1861. Published by W.S. Haven, Corner Wood & Third Sts., Pittsburgh, 1861.

In this little book is a diagram of the Plan of Pews In the Presbyterian Church with names of the occupants as of Jan.

1, 1861.

--------- DONORA, WASHINGTON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA DIAMOND JUBILEE.  1901-1976. Approx. 150 pgs. 8x11.

--------- DUTCH FORK CHRISTIAN CHURCH RECORDS 1844-1986.  1989

--------- EAST AND WEST FINLEY TWP. CEMETERIES.

--------- EXAMINER RECORDS, MARRAIGES AND DEATHS, 1796-1868, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. (Duplicated by Citizens Library, Washington, Pa. From the Original through the courtesy of Washington County Historical Society and Dr. Raymond Bell 1975)

--------- HISTORICAL & BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF THE ENON BAPTIST CHURCH 1848 - 1990. (By the Historical Committee)

--------- MAPLE CREEK CEMETERY.

--------- MINGO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FINLEYVILLE,PENNSYLVANIA: BI-CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.  Pages not numbered but I count 46. History Committee of the 200^th Anniversary Celebration. 1982.  Published for the Celebration of the 200^th Anniversary of this Church which was celebrated on October 10-17, 1982.

--------- MISCELLANEOUS CEMETERIES, WASHINGTON CO., PA.  Appears that 6 volumes of these records were published over the years, starting in the 30's.

--------- MONONGAHELA VALLEY TOWNS IN THE WORLD WAR. 272 pgs.  WWI.

--------- NEW EAGLE MEMORIES: A HISTORY OF THE BOROUGH OF NEW EAGLE, PA.  1987.

72 pgs. Wraps.  Published for the New Eagle Diamond Jubilee 1912-1987.

--------- OHIO VALLEY GENEALOGIES RELATING SPECIFICALLY TO FAMILIES IN HARRISON, BELMONT, AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES, OHIO AND WASHINGTON, WESTMORELAND, AND FAYETTE, COUNTIES PENNSYLVANIA.  1900.  178 PAGES.

--------- (THE) OLD RECORDS OF THREE RIDGES AND ASSOCIATED REFORMED CHURCHES OF WEST ALEXANDER, PA.  1979.

----------ONE HUNDRED FIFTY YEARS THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WEST

ALEXANDER PENNSYLVANIA 1790-1940, printed July 18,1940, Reed, West Alexander, 38pp+.  Wraps.  6x9”

 Illustrations of many of the Pastors, Trustees, Elders, Church Members and the exterior and interior of the Church. This has a short biography of each pastor from 1790 and the events that occurred during the pastorate plus a listing of all Elders. This area was settled in the 1770s mainly by the Scotch-Irish and is near the western Washington county border with West Virginia on the original National Road (the Old Pike, Route 40).

--------- PIDGEON CREEK CEMETERY  (3 Volumes)

--------- PLEASANT GROVE CHURCH AND CEMETERY 1840-1985.

--------- PRESBYTERIANISM IN WASHINGTON, PENN'A.  The Proceedings at the Centennial celebration of the Organization of the First Presbyterian Church of Washington, by the Congregations of the First, Second and Third Churches, held in the First Church, Nov. 12 and 13, 1893. PA.  1894.  112 pages.

--------- PRESERVING OUR PAST; LANDMARK ARCHITECTURE OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  1975.

--------- RECORDS OF BURIALS OF HIGHLAND CEMETERY.  1987.

--------- REPORTER RECORDS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, 1808-1825, WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA. (Typed from the Iams Manuscript collection for the Citizens library genealogical records group by Mrs. Ruth Clutter 1975)

--------- RURAL REFLECTIONS OF AMWELL TWP., WASHINGTON CO., PA.  This is a set of four volumes containing a wealth of knowledge on Amwell Township.  They were prepared by the Bicentennial Committee and published as follows:

        Volume 1  Pub. 1977.  200 pgs. wraps.

        Volume 2  Pub. 1978.  195 pgs. wraps.

        Volume 3  Pub. 1978.  196 pgs. wraps.

        Volume 4  Pub. 1981.  200 pgs. wraps.

--------- SESQUICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE BOROUGH OF CANONSBURG 1802-1952, “A Presentation to the People of Canonsburg and the Chartiers Valley, Sponsored by the Borough of Canonsburg....”, no printer given, about 100 unnumbered pages with loads of history, photos and ads for many Canonsburg and Washington County Pennsylvania businesses and industry. Paperbound, about 8x10.5”,

--------- TWO CENTURIES OF THE CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA 1751-1950.  IL.  656 pgs.  Authorized by the District Conference of Western Pennsylvania, Published by the historical committee, Brethren Publishing House, Elgin, Ill. 1953. Includes extensive section on district developments and a

section on congregational histories. Most congregational histories are 3-6 pages long and include a black and white photo of church building. Third part of book

features biographies.   

--------- WASHINGTON AND GREENE COUNTY PICTORIAL HISTORY 1900 - 1940'S.  Pa.  Observer Pub.  1996.  128 pgs.

--------- WASHINGTON’S PART IN THE WORLD WAR. Approx. 1920.  160 pgs. This is a complete photographic registry of all the commissioned and non-commissioned military personnel who served in World War I from Washington, Pennsylvania.

--------- WEST ALEXANDER CEMETERY 1871-1980.

Acheson, Hon. A.W., Washington, PA.: A HISTORY OF THE ACHESON FAMILY ON THE PATERNAL SIDE.  Prepared and printed for the private use of the family, A.D. 1877.  Pittsburgh.  S.A. Clarke & Co.   1878.

Albert, George Dallas, Esq., Greensburg, PA.: THE FRONTIER FORTS OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA; Being Volume Two of Report of the Commission to locate the Sites of The Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania.  Harrisburg, PA., in two volumes.  Clarence M. Busch, St. Printer.  1896.

Anderson, E.F.  MONONGAHELA CEMETERY, 1863-1908: CHARTER, RULES, REGULATIONS, AND GENERAL INFORMATION.  PA.  1908.  28 pages.

Baker, William A. Jr.  CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA 1773-1936.  PA.  Wm. A. Baker.  1936. 60 pgs.

Barnett, Rev. John M., D.D., Washington, Pa.: HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERY OF REDSTONE: organized by the Synod of New York and Philadelphia, Sept. 19, 1781, and under its care till 1788; a Part of the Synod of Virginia, 1788-1802; of the Synod of Pittsburgh, 1802-1881, and now of the Synod of Pennsylvania, 1881-1889.  Washington, Pa.  Observer Book and Job Print. 1889.

Beers, J.H. & Co., Publishers, Chicago: COMMEMORATIVE BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA; CONTAINING BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF PROMINENT AND REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS, AND OF MANY OF THE EARLY SETTLED FAMILIES. Illustrated.  1486 pgs., with Index.  Chicago, 1893.

Bell and Zinsser. THE 1790 CENSUS FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. Divided by Townships.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  EARLY RECORDS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  1979.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  ESTATE RECORDS, 1781-96; AND DEED RECORDS, 1782-85 IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  1977.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  LIST OF INHABITANTS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1800 OR BEFORE: WITH MAPS OF EARLY TOWNSHIPS: 1776-80 PETITION [AND] 1800 COUNTY CENSUS.  1961.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  ONE HUNDRED ONE FAMILY OUTLINES WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  IA.  Self Pub.  1997.  110 pages (including index.) 8"x 11" Spiral Bound.  Available from Mr. Bell @ 1506 First Avenue North (Apt. 8)  Coralville, IA.  52241-1199.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  RESIDENTS, 1782-1790, AND PIONEER FAMILIES OF DONEGAL TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  1984.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  THE DUTCH FORK SETTLEMENT OF DONEGAL TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  1980.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  THE ELY-EALY FAMILIES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA AND THEIR GERMAN NEIGHBORS, DENNIS, HORN, STRICKER, WOLF.  1984.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  THE FAMILY OF ABRAHAM ENLOW, 1729-1808: EAST FINLEY TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. 1992.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  THE GERMAN CONGREGATION OF DUTCH FORK, DONEGAL TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, (Now Zion United Methodist Church), AND ITS FIRST FOUR PREACHERS, 1774-1837, HENRY FULLENWIDER, (JOHN) CASPER SIMLER, (JOHN) GEORGE PFRIMMER, JACOB WINTER.  1984.

Bell, Raymond Martin and Lignian, Irene Putnam.  THE LACOCK FAMILY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, WITH NOTES ON THE EDDY, HUGHES, LEET, AND VANKIRK FAMILIES. (Based on research by Walter Byron Lacock, 1897-1974).  1986.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  THE WOLF FAMILY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA (Also Wolff, Wolfe). 1984.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  THE WRIGHT FAMILY: ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VIRGINIA; WASHHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. 1987.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA IN 1798.  1970.

Bell, Raymond Martin.  WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA TAX LISTS, WITH INDEX 1784-85  1793.  1955. 100 pages. (Reprinted 1979)

Birch, George W.F.  D.D., LL.D.  OUR CHURCH AND OUR VILLAGE.  NY.  Ward & Drummond.  1899.  206 pgs.  Includes I. History of the Claysville Presbyterian Church.  II.  Biographical Sketch of Rev. Thomas Hoge.  And III.  Reminiscences of Claysville, Pa.

Bogo, Carolyn J. and White, A.D.  (Hugh E. Parker, editor) HISTORIC SKETCHES OF 200 YEARS OF CROSS CREEK VALLEY, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.  1976. 128 pgs.

History and bios of Independence, Cross Creek and Jefferson townships.  8x11. Wraps.

Bower, W. Scott and Crowthers, Louise.  YESTERDAY AND TODAY: WELCOME TO FREDERICKTOWN, 1790-1990: A COLLECTION OF OLD AND RECENT PHOTOGRAPHS OF FREDERICKTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, EAST BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA AND ITS NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES.  1991.

Brackenridge, Hugh H.,  Pittsburgh,  PA.: INCIDENTS OF THE INSURRECTION IN THE WESTERN PARTS OF PENNSYLVANIA, IN THE YEAR 1794; three volumes bound in one: Vol. 1, 124 p.; Vol.2, 84 p.; and Vol. 3, 154 p., including an Appendix containing: Dissertations on the Treason Laws of the United States; On the Expediency of Pardoning in the Present Instance; Vouchers as to the Author's Conduct; Notes of the Trial; Revisionary Notes; Corrections and Additions; Remarks; Anecdotes; Of the Errata.  Philadelphia.  John McCulloch, No. 1 North Third Street.  1795.

Braden, James R.  A HISTORY OF THE NORTH TEN MILE BAPTIST CHURCH, AMITY, PENNSYLVANIA, R.D. #1, 1773-1973.  1973. 78 pages.  History plus total membership list, pastors etc.  Wraps. 

Brown, Rev. Mathew, Washington, PA., (pamphlet) : DISCOURSE DELIVERED IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, WASHINGTON, PA., by Rev. Mathew Brown, April 13, 1823, on the occasion of his Resigning his charge of that Congregation. Washington, Pa.  John Grayson, Pr. 1823.

Brown, Rev. Mathew, D.D., President of Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pa.  (pamphlet); DISCOURSE DELIVERED AT THE FUNERAL OF ALEXANDER REED, ESQ., OF WASHINGTON, PA., ON SEPTEMBER 11, 1842.  Pittsburgh.  A. Jaynes.  1842.

Burke, Lorena W.  OUR KITH AND KIN VOLUME II.  OH.  Denison University Press.  1952.  193 pages.   A continuation of the family genealogy started in the first volume. (see under Woodrow, John F.)

Caldwell, J.A. CALDWELL'S ILLUSTRATED ... ATLAS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY.  1876.

Cleaver, Jay.  DIARY OF ISAAC N. CLEAVER. Bethlehem, Washington  Co PA, May  1859, copied 1940, 43 pp, May-July 1859

Clark, Homer L., THE LAST OF THE RANGERS.  Washington Co., Pa., 1794, 1906, 12 pgs.

Clint, Florence.  WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, AREA KEY.  A guide to the genealogical records of Washington County, Pennsylvania, including maps,  histories, charts, and other helpful materials. 1974.

Closson, Bob and Mary. ABSTRACTS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA WILLBOOKS 1-5.   Pa.  Closson Press.  1995.  769 pgs. Abstracts of all wills (1776-1841) naming will maker, date will was made, probate date, witnesses, beneficiaries, and any specifics that might be of genealogical value. Excellent every name index for easy reference.

Closson, Bob and Mary. INDEX TO WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA WILLS, 1781-1900.  1981.

Cochran, Rev. Fred  HISTORY OF THE LOWER TEN MILE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1781-1956.

Cochran, Rev. Fred.  THE HISTORY OF THE PLEASANT HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1833-1973.

Collier, Rev. Francis J.,  Downington, Pa.:  QUARTER-CENTURY REUNION OF THE JEFFERSON COLLEGE CLASS OF 1858, AT CANONSBURG AND WASHINGTON, PA., JUNE 19TH AND 20TH, 1883.  Philadelphia.  A.T. Zeising & Co.  1884.

Compton, Murat, Washington, Pa.: FAMILY RECORD OF JAMES COMPTON (Son of John Compton and Helena Shearer-Compton) AND CLARISSA CLEVELAND-COMPTON.  Compiled by Murat Compton.  Edited by Margaret Compton, assisted by Mrs. Blanche Densmore Curtiss.  Printed and published under management of Porter Cleveland-Compton, 1901.

Cowen, C.C. NORTH TEN MILE IN PIONEER DAYS.

Craig, Marion Stark.  MY BYERS - BONAR - SHANNON AND ALLIED FAMILIES: 1695 - 1976.  1977.  129 PAGES.

Crawford, William, Washington County, Pa.: "A NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF WILLIAM CRAWFORD, OF FALLOWFIELD TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, WHO WAS EXECUTED AT WASHINGTON, PA., ON FRIDAY, THE 21ST FEBRUARY, 1823, FOR THE MURDER OF HIS SON, HENRY CRAWFORD, ON TUESDAY, THE 30TH JULY, 1822; RELATED BY HIMSELF AND PUBLISHED BY HIS REQUEST."  Washington, Pa., Reporter Office.  1823.

Creigh, Alfred, L.L.D., Washington, Pa.: HISTORY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, FROM ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT TO THE PRESENT TIME. Harrisburg. B. Singerly, 1871. 386 pgs.

Crumrine, Boyd, Esq., Washington Pa.:  THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE ORGANIZATION OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  Proceedings and Addresses. Auspices of the Washington County Historical Society.  Sept. 7th & 8th, at Washington , Pa., 1881.  104 p. and Index.  Containing Proceedings: Addresses by Rev. J.I. Brownson, D.D., the General History; by Boyd Crumrine, the Civil and Legal History; by Hon. Daniel Agnew, L.L. D., a Sketch of Alexander Addison; by John McDowell, Esq., Agriculture; by Rev. I.N. Hays, the Religious History; by W.G. Barnett,M.D., the Medical History.  Washington, Pa.  E.E. Crumrine, Pr.  1881.

Crumrine, Boyd.  COURTS OF JUSTICE BENCH AND BAR – WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.

1902. 352 pgs. The book has sketches of the early Court-Houses, the Judicial System, the Law Judges and the Roll of Attorneys of the County: and a History of the Erection and Dedication of the Court-House of 1900; with Portraits and Illustrations.

Crumrine, Boyd, Esq., Washington Pa.:  HISTORY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, WITH BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF MANY OF ITS PIONEERS AND PROMINENT MEN.  Illustrated.  I Vol.  Royal Octavo,  1002 pages, with Index.  Philadelphia, L.H. Everts & Co., press of J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1882.

De Haas, Wills, Wheeling, Va.: HISTORY OF THE EARLY SETTLEMENTS AND INDIAN WARS OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.  Wheeling, Va.  H. Hoblitzell, 1851.

Demay, John A.   SETTLERS FORTS OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.  Wraps.  1997.  213 pages.

Diller, Theodore.  THE PLACE OF WASHINGTON IN THE HISTORY OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.   Pittsburgh, 1916.  43 p. incl. front. (port.) illus. (maps) 23 cm.

Dixon, Glen.  RECORDS OF COAL CENTER METHODIST CHURCH, 1873-1938.  75 PAGES. 1996.

Dinsmore, Rev. John Walker, D.D., LL.D., Los Angeles, Cal.: THE SCOTCH IRISH IN AMERICA; THEIR HISTORY, TRAITS, INSTITUTIONS AND INFLUENCES; ESPECIALLY AS ILLUSTRATED IN THE EARLY SETTLERS OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, AND THEIR DESCENDANTS.  Chicago, the Winona Publishing Co., 1906.

Doddridge, Rev. Joseph, D.D., Washington Co., Pa.: NOTES ON THE SETTLEMENTS AND INDIAN WARS OF THE WESTERN PARTS OF VIRGINIA AND PENNSYLVANIA, FROM 1763 TO 1783, INCLUSIVE; TOGETHER WITH A VIEW IF THE STATE OF SOCIETY, AND MANNERS OF THE FIRST SETTLERS OF THE WESTERN COUNTRY, Wellsburg, Va., 1824.             

----A new edition with a memoir of the author, by his daughter.  Edited by Alfred Williams.  Albany, N.Y.  Joel Munsell.  1876.

Dundore, I.N. (Editor): HISTORY OF BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN PARISH OF WASHINGTON COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA 1788 - 1791 - 1926.  PA. The Beaver Printing Co. Wraps. 1926.  30 pgs. 

Eaton, Rev. S.J.M., D.D., Franklin, Pa.:  BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL CATALOGUE OF JEFFERSON COLLEGE, OF WASHINGTON COLLEGE, AND OF WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE, INCLUDING THUS ALL THE ALUMNI OF THE PRESENT COLLEGE.  1802-1889.  Cincinnati, Ohio.  Elm St. Printing Company.  1889.

---Second edition of same, by Rev. Henry Woods, D.D., Washington, Pa.  Philadelphia, Pa.  George H. Buchanan and Company.  1902.

Elliott, Rev. David, D.D., Steubenville, O.:  THE LIFE OF REV. ELISHA MCCURDY; with an Appendix, with brief notices of various deceased ministers of the Presbyterian Church in Western Pennsylvania.  Allegheny, Kennedy & Brother.  Phildelphia,  Wm. S. Martin,  1848.

Elliott, Rev. David, D.D., Allegheny City, Pa., (pamphlet): THE GOOD MAN; A DISCOURSE COMMEMORATIVE OF THE LATE REV. DAVID MCCONAUGHY, D.D., LL. D.; preached in the Presbyterian Church of Washington, Pa., March 21st, 1852, at the Special Request of the Faculty of Washington College, and of the session of the Church.  Published by request.  Washington, Pa.  Reporter Office.  1852.

Ewing, Blaine, LL.B., Canonsburg, Pa.: THE CANONSBURG CENTENNIAL, 1802 - 1902.  Addresses on Commemoration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the Borough of Canonsburg, Washington County, Pennsylvania.  Edited for the Committee by Blaine Ewing, LL.B.  Pittsburg Printing Company.  1903.

Ewing, Hon. Thomas (Judge), Pittsburgh, Pa.: THE LYLES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNA.  1681-1886.  With an Account of the Centennial Reunion, June 18, 1884.  For private distribution: Pittsburgh. Joseph Eichbaum & Co.  1886.

Farrar, Wm. McFarren, Esq.  Cambridge, Ohio:  HISTORY OF THE MCFARREN FAMILY, READ BY WM, MCFARREN FARRAR AT THE FAMILY REUNION HELD AT THE OLD MCFARREN HOMESTEAD NEAR FLORENCE, PA., ON MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 29, 1880.  McKeesport, Pa., Jno. B. Scott & Bros.  1880.

Fee, William Warrell. ROBERT HUMPHREY AND WEST ALEXANDER, PENNSYLVANIA: A REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIER AND HIS TOWN.  c1989.

Fee, William Warrell.  THE BROCKMAN - MCMILLAN FAMILY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA INCLUDING RELATED BRANCHES OF THE WARRELL AND HAMILTON FAMILIES.  1989.

Findley, Hon. William,  Westmoreland County, Pa.: HISTORY OF INSURRECTION IN THE FOUR WESTERN COUNTIES OF PENNSYLVANIA, IN THE YEAR 1794; WITH A RECITAL OF THE CIRCUMSTANCES SPECIALLY CONNECTED THEREWITH, AND AN HISTORICAL REVIEW OF THE PREVIOUS SITUATION OF THE COUNTRY.  By William Findley, Member of the House of Representatives of the United States.  Philadelphia, Samuel Harrison Smith. 

1796.

Finley, Hon. J.B., with Col. Chill W. Hazzard, Monongahela City, Pa.: CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF MONONGAHELA CITY, PA., celebrated November 15, 1892.  Monongahela City, Pa. Chill W. Hazzard.  1895.  241 pages.

Forrest, Earle R..  HISTORY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, Pa. 1926. S.J. Clarke, 3 Volumes

Gibson, John F.  THE JUDGE'S STORIES: EARLY DAYS IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. 1996.

Gillis, Floyd.  WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA. CEMETERIES EAST AND WEST PIKE RUN TWPS, AND RELATED BURIALS. 

Goelz, E.Z. ROBERT RALY, CA. 1715-1805 OF WASHINGTON CO., PA. AND HIS DESCENDANTS. Estes Park: Self, 1989., Grey cloth, xxiv, 589 pp., Raley Family Genealogy: A Quaker Family of Ireland, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Points West.

Hamilton, Gail; BIOGRAPHY OF JAMES G. BLAINE.  Norwich, Conn.  Henry Bill Pub. Co.  1895.

Hamilton, Rev. W.F., D.D., Washington Pa., and five others: HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERY OF WASHINGTON; INCLUDING A BRIEF ACCOUNT OF THE PLANTING OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND PARTS ADJACENT, WITH SKETCHES OF PIONEER MINISTERS AND RULING ELDERS; ALSO SKETCHES OF LATER MINISTERS AND RULING ELDERS.  Philadelphia.  Jas. R. Rodgers Printing Co.  1889.

Harris, Edgar.  HIGHLAND CEMETERY, CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  1991.  292 pages.  Burial records from 1888 -1991. Wraps.

Hassler, Edgar W., Pittsburgh, Pa.: OLD WESTMORELAND: A HISTORY OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA DURING THE REVOLUTION. PITTSBURGH.  J.R. Weldin & Co.  1900.  (Westmoreland County, created by an Act of Assembly approved Feb. 26, 1773, embraced Washington County until the latter was erected on March 28, 1781.

Hastings, Charles Cummins, Sr. PIONEER SETTLERS OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND THEIR DESCENDANTS: 2300 persons, 250 surnames.  1976.

History Committee.  THE CANONSBURG STORY 1802-1977.  PA.  1977. 

Hopkins, Hon. William, Washington, Pa.: OBITUARY ADDRESSES ON THE OCCASION OF THE DEATH OF HON. WILLIAM HOPKINS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY; delivered in the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, March 1873.  Philadelphia,  J.B. Lippincott & Co.  1873.

Hornbake, Nan. ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF PROGRESS OF CALIFORNIA , WASHINGTON

COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA 1840-1949. Sutton Printing, Waynesburg, PA, 1949, 130 pgs. Wraps. With a map of the original plan of the town on the Monongahela River and a few illustrations in the text.

Karr, Nola M.  CUNNINGHAM FAMILY RECORD.  1991.

Kaup, Paul. LYLES OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.  1987.  482 PAGES.

Knestrick, Ray "OLD BUILDINGS ON MAIN STREET ~ WASHINGTON PA".  PA.      Observer-Reporter Newspaper C)

Kreutzberg, Robert C. and Agnes D. FLORENCE (CROSS ROADS) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (ORIGINALLY KINGS CREEK) WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA.  1986.  Wraps. 

Leckey, Howard L.  THE TENMILE COUNTRY AND ITS PIONEER FAMILIES: A GENEALOGICAL HISTORY OF THE UPPER MONONGAHELA VALLEY.  PA.  Closson Press.  1997.  677 pgs. plus 54 pg index.  This book covers genealogies of families in both Greene and Washington Counties.  Don't know what the original printing date of book was but it had to be prior to 1951.  It has been reprinted several times starting in 1977.

Lee, Richard Henry, Washington, Pa.: LIFE OF ARTHUR LEE, LL.D., 2 vols.  Boston.  1829

Lignian, Irnen. HIGHLAND CEMETERY: CALIFORNIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.

 C1987.

Loveless,  RECORDS OF THE DISTRICT OF W. AUGUSTA, OHIO COUNTY, AND YOHOGANIA COUNTY, VA., 

Malmat, Bonnie.  ABSTRACTS OF THE WASHINGTON COUNTY REPORTER, 1808-1814. Wraps.  323 pages.

Malmat, Bonnie.  ABSTRACTS OF THE WASHINGTON COUNTY REPORTER, 1814-1816 - Book 2. Wraps.  222 pages.

Marotta, E. (Editor) WASHINGTON COUNTY, THE SECOND 100 YEARS.  PA.  Washington Co. Historical Pub. Comm. 1985.  172 pgs.

Mayes, Isaac. MARRIAGE REGISTERS OF ISAAC MAYES, ESQUIRE, FROM 1811 TO 1845.

McFadden, Janice Bartlett Reeder.  AUNT AND THE SOLDIER BOYS FROM CROSS CREEK VILLAGE PENNSYLVANIA 1856-1866.  Ca.  Col. William Bartlett.  1965.  Wraps.  209 pages.

McFarland, Joseph F., 20th CENTURY HISTORY OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON AND WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA (Chicago: Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., 1910), 1369 pages.

McElwain, Wilbur J.  UNITED STATES DIRECT TAX OF 1798: TAX LISTS FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. The direct tax of 1798 was imposed on dwellings, lands and slaves. This book is a compilation of these tax lists for the area of present-day Washington County, PA, and is divided into 22 townships. Information in the tax lists includes the owner and the occupant, the source reference, the type and acreage of property (house or tract, for example), and the size and description of the structures listed, including number of stories, number of windows, type of construction, etc. Sometimes information appears on adjacent property owners, enabling reconstruction of a neighborhood. Additionally, the function and condition of structures is sometimes given. 1997, 285 pp., 8.5x11, map, bibl., appendix, full name index, paper

McNary,  MCNARY FAMILY WITH TREES AND HISTORY.  PA.  approx. 1908. McNary and Simpson. Printers. James McNary came to America with

his family some time prior to 1760 and settled in Chanceford Township, York

County, Pennsylvania. In the year 1783 he removed with his youngest son, David to Hanover Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, where he died at the age of 85 and was buried at Harmons Creek (now called Service) graveyard.

Melvin, William, Washington County, Pa.: A CENTURY OF EDUCATION; OR THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOLS OF BURGETTSTOWN, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA., FOR ONE HUNDRED YEARS.  Claysville, Pa. Melvin Printing Co.  1898.

Myers, Paul W. WASHNGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA FRONTIER RANGERS, 1781-1782: WASHINGTON COUNTY, RANGERS, REVOLUTIONARY WAR BURIALS OF GREENE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, REVOLUTIONARY WAR BURIALS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. Wraps.  c1987. 

O'Neil, Florence W. EARLY BUCHANAN HISTORY: PARTICULARLY FOR ROBERT GRAHAM BUCHANAN, 1858-1942, & FAMILY.  1990.

W. J. Park . BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF THE PARK FAMILY, OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA. 1880.

Parks, Mrs. Cecil.  LISTS OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS BURIED IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. 1980.

Patterson. Mary L.  A HISTORY OF THE PATTERSON FAMILY OF CROSS CREEK TOWNSHIP WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. Washington Co., Pa. 100 Pgs. Self Published. 1924. 

Peyton, J. Lewis: HISTORY OF AUGUSTA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.  Staunton, Va.  Samuel M. Yost & Son.  1882.  (Washington County, Pa., during the Virginia Occupation of Southwestern Pa., lay entirely within the District of West Augusta, that part of Augusta County, Va., to the west of the Allegheny Mountains.)

Potisek, Lillian and Muchant, Singadine.  A BICENTENNIAL HISTORY OF WEST BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP AND MARIANNA BOROUGH 1776 - 1976.  PA.  Self-published.  1976.  Wraps.  53 pgs.

Potts, Thomas Maxwell, Esq., Canonsburg, Pa.: BI-CENTENARY MEMORIAL OF JEREMIA CARTER, WHO CAME TO THE PROVINCE OF PENNSYLVANIA IN 1682; CONTAINING A HISTORIC-GENEALOGY OF HIS DESCENDANTS DOWN TO THE PRESENT TIME.  Canonsburg, Pa.  The Author.  1883.

Potts, Thomas Maxwell, Esq., Canonsburg, Pa.: HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS RELATING TO THE POTTS FAMILY IN GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA; WITH A HISTORIC-GENEALOGY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF DAVID POTTS, AND EARLY ANGLO-WELSH SETTLER OF PENNSYLVANIA, INCLUDING CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE LATE WILLIAM JOHN POTTS; 735 pages.  Canonsburg, Pa.  Published by the compiler.  1901.

Potts, Thomas Maxwell, Esq., Canonsburg, Pa.: OUR FAMILY ANCESTORS. Canonsburg, Pa.  Published by the compiler. 1895.

Reader, F.S., New Brighton, Pa.: SOME PIONEERS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY, PA., A FAMILY HISTORY; THE WALLACE FAMILY; HOPKINS FAMILY; BENTLEY FAMILY; GREER-GREGG FAMILIES; REV. JOHN SMITH FAMILY; HUGH SCOTT FAMILY; SMITH-WHITE FAMILY; SMITH-WALLACE FAMILY; THE READER FAMILY.  New Brighton, Pa., F.S. Reader & Son.  1902. 154 pgs.

Reed, Rev. James A., D.D., Springfield, Ill.: QUARTER-CENTURY REUNION OF THE JEFFERSON COLLEGE CLASS OF 1856, AT WASHINGTON, PA., JUNE 21, 1881.  200 pages. Containing Historical Sketch of the class by Dr. Reed.  Springfield, Ill.  Springfield Printing Co.  1881.

Ruff, Paul Miller. INDEX OF BAPTISMS  1783-1806 Fayette Co. and Washington Co.

37 pages. (There may be several volumes)

Ruff, Paul Miller. STECHER - MT. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH RECORDS - GINGER HILL, (FALLOWFIELD TWP.,) WASHINGTON CO.  1783-1859 (with supplement 1860-1872).  PA. 

87 pages.

Rupp, I. Daniel, Harrisburg, Pa.: EARLY HISTORY OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, AND OF THE WEST, AND OF WESTERN EXPEDITIONS AND CAMPAIGNS, FROM 1744 TO 1833.  By a Gentleman of the Bar. ( I. Daniel Rupp).  Containing copious extracts from important Indian Treaties, minutes of conferences, journals, etc., a topographical description of the counties of Allegheny, Westmoreland, Washington, Somerset, Greene, Fayette, Beaver, Butler, Armstrong, etc.  Pittsburgh, Pa., Daniel W. Kauffman.  Harrisburg, Pa., William O. Hickok.  1846.

Schug, Josephine Fulton.  LINEAL AND COLLATERAL DESCENDANTS OF JOHN AND JANE LOCKHART FULTON.  c1989.

Scott, Mary Lou.  NATURALIZATIONS FROM CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS: WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, 1795 TO 1841 AND 1841 TO 1888. 1974.

Scott, Orion C.  THE SCOTCH-IRISH AND CHARLES SCOTT'S DESCENDANTS AND RELATED FAMILIES. 1917.  115 PAGES.  Chronicles family of Charles Scott who settled in Washington Co., Pa around 1790.

Scott, Thomas Jefferson (ed). OUR CLAN.  A BIOLOGICAL AND GENEALOGICAL ACCOUNT OF THE FAMILY OF REV. ANDREW SCOTT. ITS ANCESTRY AND POSTERITY. Coytesville (NJ): Privately published, 1921. Wraps. First ed. Octavo. 124 pages.  Andrew Scott was born in Washington County, PA in 1798.   He died in Ohio in Jefferson County in 1865. Many of his descendants can be found throughout Ohio and Pennsylvania. 

Shidler, Nancy Martin.  NANCY MARTIN – COUNTRY GAL. published by The Christoper Publishing House, Boston, 1950. The memories of the author dealing mainly with Washington County, Pennsylvania from 1869 to 1949

Simon, Margaret Miller. DUTCH GLORY: CHURCH REGISTER 1791-1860 OF THE BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN AND REFORMED CHURCH, BETHLEHEM TOWNSHIP, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.  1981.

Simpson, James.  HISTORY OF THE GRAVEYARD CONNECTED WITH CROSS CREEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.  Pa.  1894.  86 pages. (Apparently reprinted in 1969 by James M.K. Reed.  Don't know if any additional data added.)

Sitherwood, Frances Grimes.  THE GRAHAM - GRIMES GENEALOGY WITH COGNATE BRANCHES 1756-1926.  1926.  175 PAGES.  Contains data on this Greene county (formerly Washington Co.) family with some incursions into Washington and other counties.

Also has info on Patterson Family of Washington County.

Smith, Edward U.  GENEALOGY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT SMITH.  1923.  311 PAGES.  Genealogy of the descendants of Robert Smith who settled near Castle Shannon, Washington County.

Smith, Rev. Joseph, D.D.: OLD REDSTONE, OR HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA PRESBYTERIANISM, ITS EARLY MINISTERS, ITS PERILOUS TIMES, AND ITS FIRST RECORDS.  Philadelphia.  Lippincott, Grambo & Co., 1854.

Smith, Rev. Joseph, D.D.: HISTORY OF JEFFERSON COLLEGE; INCLUDING AN ACCOUNT OF THE EARLY "LOG-CABIN" SCHOOLS, AND THE CANONSBURG ACADEMY; WITH BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF REV. MATTHEW BROWN, D.D.; REV. SAMUEL RALSTON, D.D.; REV. MATTHEW HENDERSON; REV. JAMES RAMSEY, D.D.; REV. JOHN H. KENNEDY AND REV. AB'M ANDERSON, D.D., Pittsburgh.  J.T. Shryock.  1857.

Spicer, Florence L. GENEALOGICAL RECORD OF THE CAMPBELL – REA FAMILIES. INCLUDING SOME OF RELATED WORK AND MASON FAMILIES.  Genealogical Record

of the Campbell - Rea Families.  Author Published, 1973.  4to (8.5 x 11),

182 pages.  During the year 1779 or 1780, four Campbell brothers, namely William, John, James, and Charles, emigrated from York County, PA to what is now Washington County, PA. 

Streator, Eliza.  CEMETERY OF UPPER TEN MILE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: AND, CEMETERY OF LOWER TEN MILE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.  1954.

Taylor, E. Irene and Williams, R. Gary.  JOURNAL OF REV. CHARLES GASTON WILLIAMS, CROSS CREEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 1892-1902: MARRIAGES, DEATHS, AND

BAPTISMS.  1989.

Taylor, W. H.  A GENEALOGICAL RECORD OF WILLIAM BROWN AND DESCENDANTS.  

Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1978.  Revised with a new index.  Originally

published in 1905.  Octavo, 180 pages.  The first in this line to reach America

was the William Brown family, landing in Philadelphia in 1772. They settled

in Peter's Creek in Washington County, Pennsylvania. 

Taylor, William W. & Smith, Thomas A.  A HISTORY OF THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CANONSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA.  Pa.  McClain Printing Co.  1975.  22 pages.

Thompson, Noah.  EARLY HISTORY OF THE PETERS CREEK VALLEY PENNSYLVANIA AND THE FIRST SETTLERS.  136 pages. Wraps. 1973.

Van Voorhis, John S., A.M., M.D.; Bellevernon, Pa.: THE OLD AND NEW MONONGAHELA.  Pittsburgh, Pa., Nicholson,  1893.

Veach, Hon. James, Uniontown, Pa.: THE MONONGAHELA OF OLD.  1859.

Wall, Elizabeth J. (Editor). MEN OF THE WHISKEY INSURRECTION IN SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA. 1988.

Watson, Lyle Brooks.  PIDGEON CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH.

Welch, Rev. James Marcus, Indiana, Pa.: ANCESTRY AND KIN OF THE COWDEN AND WELCH FAMILIES. (including the Kelso and Rogers families); 203 pages. Indiana, Pa., 1904.

Whisker, James B. WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA MARRIAGES 1780-1857.  1988. Wraps.  16 pages.

White, Alvin D. BETHEL: COMMUNITY, PEOPLE, CHURCH, GRAVEYARD, CEMETERY.  1981.

White, Alvin D. HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF NORTHERN WASHINGTON COUNTY.  180 pgs.

Washington Co., PA., 1979.

White, Alvin D. HISTORY OF CROSS CREEK COUNTRY. 1975

White, Alvin D. HISTORY OF CROSS CREEK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1969

White, Alvin D. HISTORY OF MT. PROSPECT GRAVEYARD AND CEMETERY. 1972

White, Alvin D. THE LYLES OF WASHINGTON COUNTY.  1963. (Third Edition)

White, Alvin D. MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY.  1976.

Withers, Alexander Scott: CHRONICLES OF BORDER WARFARE; OR A HISTORY OF THE SETTLEMENT BY THE WHITES OF NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA, AND OF THE INDIAN WARS AND MASSACRES IN THAT SECTION OF THE STATE; WITH REFLECTIONS, ANECDOTES, ETC. First edition, Clarksburg, Va. Joseph Israel, 1831.                                              ---A new edition edited and annotated by Reuben Gold Thwaites.  With an addition of a Memoir of the Author, and several illustrative notes by Lyman C. Draper.  Cincinnati.  The Robert Clarke Company.  1903.

Woodrow, John F. and Burke, Lorena W.  OUR KITH AND KIN.  OH.  Denison Univ. Press.  1948.  293 pages. This is a genealogy of the Woodrow family.  It includes sections on the Patterson family of Greene Co., Pa. ; the Patterson family of Washington Co., Pa.; the Enlow Family of Washington Co., Pa.; and the Atkinson family of Washington Co., Pa. (see also Burke, Lorena W.)

Woods, Rev. Henry, D.D., Washington, Pa.: BIOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL CATALOGUE OF WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE; CONTAINING A GENERAL CATALOGUE OF THE GRADUATES AND NON-GRADUATES OF JEFFERSON COLLEGE, OF WASHINGTON COLLEGE, AND OF WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE.  1802-1902.  Philadelphia.  George H. Buchanan and company.  1902.

Zajac, Arma H.  WEST ALEXANDER, A SMALL TOWN WITH A MAJESTIC HISTORY, 1776 - 1976.  1976.  80 pages. Wraps.