CASE MEMORIAL LIBRARY.

CONNECTICUT.
Hartford.

1. Correspondence of Joseph Bellamy.

2. Autograph letters, etc., of Augustus C. Thompson.

3. Letters and papers of Asahel Nettleton.

4. Sermons of Robert G. Vermilye.

5. Various odd sermons and papers.

6. Letters and papers relating to the early history of the Hartford Theological Seminary.

LIBRARY OF YALE UNIVERSITY.

1847.

1. Papers of Rev. Ezra Stiles.

New Haven.

2. Miscellaneous papers of Rev. Benjamin Trumbull.

3. Correspondence of David Daggett.

4. Portion of correspondence of Rev. Jared Eliot, of Killingworth, Conn. (1742– 1769).

5. Portion of correspondence of Tapping Reeve, of Litchfield, Conn. (1775–1820). 6. Account books of William Lyon, of Boston (1713-1721) and New Haven.

NEW YORK.

Albany.

[1. State Library Reports which mention MSS.

SENATE DOCUMENT 21. State Library Report, pages 4 and 34. Journals of the Albany County committee of safety, purchased of heirs of Matthew Visscher; also Journals of "Proceedings against suspected persons." 1850. SENATE DOCUMENT 29. State Library Report, page 7. Sir William Johnson's papers.

1851.

In the Documentary History of New York, Volume II, page 1008, Dr. O'Callaghan states, "On the 16th of April, 1801, seven bundles of Sir William Johnson's Papers were deposited in the secretary's office," with the list of the contents of each bundle. What remain of these MSS. are now published (i. e., on pages 545-1007 of Vol. II, Doc. Hist.). A list of missing pages is also given.

These papers here referred to by Dr. O'Callaghan are not what are generally called the "Johnson Papers," which were acquired later of Gen. John Tayler Cooper. The papers here alluded to by Dr. O'Callaghan and printed in the Documentary History are scattered through the New York colonial MSS. as arranged by him (1849-1853).

SENATE DOCUMENT 25. State Library Report.
Gift of Sir William Johnson

Papers by Gen. John Tayler Cooper. 1851. SENATE DOCUMENT 25. State Library Report, page 154. Minutes of "Commissioners for enquiring into, detecting, and defeating all conspiracies against the State," presented by Dr. Thomas Hun.

1852. SENATE DOCUMENT 93.

Page 8. MSS. of the Rev. Eliardus Westerlo presented to library. Page 272. "Johnson Papers have been bound, and will be catalogued." Page 273. Letter book of Henry Glen, deputy commissary-general, July 6, 1776-February 24, 1780, presented by Giles F. Yates, of Schenectady.

1854. ASSEMBLY DOCUMENT 138. Page 151.

Papers of Hart Nassey, collector at Oswego during the embargo.

Papers of Daniel W. Church, adjutant of Lieut Col. Thomas B. Benedict's Fif

teenth Regiment New York Detached Militia, 1812.

Muster roll of Capt. Thomas Ord's artillery (Colonial).

Albany County committee of safety.

1856. SENATE DOCUMENT 29. State Library Report, pages 7, 8. Tells of first purchase of Clinton Papers. (See Laws of 1853, chapter 615, page 1156.)

1868. SENATE DOCUMENT 83.

1871.

State Library Report, page 8.

Four volumes of Johnson Papers added.

ASSEMBLY DOCUMENT 40. State Library Report, page viii.

Index to Johnson Papers completed.

1874. SENATE DOCUMENT 36. Fifty-sixth Report of State Library, Appendix C, pages 115–138.

Catalogue of MSS. added since 1856.

1876. SENATE DOCUMENT 36. Fifty-eighth Report of State Library, page 8.

Purchase of Stevens Papers.

1882. SENATE DOCUMENT 36. Sixty-fourth Report of State Library, page 145.

1883.

Report of George W. Clinton on 23 volumes of Clinton Papers. See also Assem bly Document 22. 1882. Special Report of G. W. Clinton to legislature. ASSEMBLY DOCUMENT 28. Sixty-fifth Report of State Library,

pages 10-14.

Report on Clinton Papers by G. W. Clinton. Dr. Homes says (page 8, January 11, 1882) that the MSS. supposed to be turned over to the library from secretary of state, under chap. 120, Laws of 1881, "still remain in one of the rooms of the State Hall."

1884. SENATE DOCUMENT 14. Sixty-sixth Report of State Library, pages 10, 12.

Additions to Clinton Papers, pages 23, 24. Report on MSS. by B. Fernow. 1885. SENATE DOCUMENT 20. Sixty-seventh Report of State Library, pages 14, 15.

Brief description by Dr. Homes of the Tompkins Papers.

Gen. John Lacey MSS. purchased of Henry B. Dawson. Usselinx MSS. purchased of Henry C. Murphy.

1886. SENATE DOCUMENT 8. Sixty-eighth Report of State Library, pages 7, 8, 9.

Tompkins Papers, Stevens Papers, Clinton Papers. 1887. SENATE DOCUMENT 15. 9, 10.

Sixty-ninth Report of State Library, pages

Kingston MSS. purchased of Mr. Van Gasbeek. 1888. SENATE DOCUMENT 15.

xiii.

Purchase of Usselinx MSS. 1891. SENATE DOCUMENT 74. page 27.

Seventieth Report of State Library, page

Seventy-third Report of State Library,

Report of George Rogers Howell on MSS. says, "On a count of this collection made in November of this year (1890) 1,343 separate volumes were found; also mentions French MSS. lately acquired.

Report of G. R. Howell on MSS.-"MSS. estimated at 250,000.”

1894. ASSEMBLY DOCUMENT 96. Seventy-sixth Report, page 18.

Report on MSS.

1895. SENATE DOCUMENT 64. Seventy-seventh Report, pages 13, 14. Report on MSS.

1896.

SENATE DOCUMENT 52. Seventy-eighth Report, pages 10, 11. Report on MSS. Muster rolls of Col. Elisha Sheldon's Continental Light Dragoons, by Mrs. Ellen Hardin Walworth.

1897. SENATE DOCUMENT 47. Seventy-ninth Report, pages 13, 14. Report on MSS.

1898.

SENATE DOCUMENT 47. Eightieth Report, pages 18, 19.
Report on MSS. ]

[2. Other State documents.

1820. SENATE DOCUMENT 2, (or Senate Journal, 1820, pages 13-51).

1842.

"Report of the secretary of state (John Van Ness Yates) relative to the records in his office" and "A catalogue of records in the oflice of the secretary of state of New York on the 1st day of January, 1820." This is by far the most thorough and exhaustive treatise on tho archives of the State of New York ever printed. Mr. Yates makes frequent extracts from the "Annalium Thesaurus," a MS. history of the New York archives, compiled by him, which is now (1899) in the secretary's office. "Too much can not be said in praise of this report. It is strange that it has entirely escaped the notice of historians. It needs to be read to be appreciated at its true value." (Mr. Noble.)

SENATE DOCUMENT 2 D (Assembly Document 2 D). Pages 147-158. "The Hague, 25th October, 1841."

1842. SENATE DOCUMENT 106 C (Assembly Document 195 C). Pages 31-113. "Paris, 12th July, 1842."

"List of documents relating to the colony of New York, found in the archives in London from 1664 to 1718."

1843. SENATE DOCUMENT 2 A, Assembly Document 2 A. Pages 3, 4. London, December 3, 1842.

1844. SENATE DOCUMENT 42.

Report of the select committee on so much of the governor's message as relates to Brodhead's report, dated February 3. 11 pages. Highly censorious; gives extracts from, with sarcastic comments.

1815. SENATE DOCUMENT 47. February 12. 374 pages.

List of Holland Documents and London Documents.

Mr. Brodhead's address before the New York Historical Society, November 20, 1844. New York. Press of the New York Historical Society.

Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New York. Vol. I. General introduction by John Romeyn Brodhead. xlv pages. Contains some account of the New York archives. Pages xlix and 1 contain lists of Royal archives at The Hague" and "Archives of the city of Amsterdam."

1849. ASSEMBLY DOCUMENT 188.

Report of Christopher Morgan, secretary of state, on the MSS. in his office. 4 pages.

1853. SENATE DOCUMENT 24. Pages 12-14.

1859.

Report of Dr. E. B. O'Callaghan on MSS. in the office of the secretary of state.
CATALOGUE OF MAPS AND SURVEYS

In the offices of the secretary of state, state engineer, and comptroller, and in the State library. Compiled by David E. E. Mix, C. E., under the direction of the secretary of state. Albany. 1859. 375 pages.

1864. SENATE DOCUMENT, 46.

Report of Chauncey M. Depew, secretary of state, on the MSS. in his office. 6 pages.

INDEX to volumes 1, 2, and 3 of the volumes of translations of Dutch manuscripts in the office of the secretary of state of the State of New York by E. B. O'Callaghan. Albany, 1870. 118 pages.

CHAPTER 120, LAWS OF 1881.

Gives a list of manuscript records to be turned over to the State library by the secretary of state and comptroller.

NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL and Biographical Record. Vol. XX, No. 3. July, 1889. Pages 106-113.

Archives of the State of New York, by Berthold Fernow, late keeper of the historical records.

CALENDAR of wills on file and recorded in the office of the clerk of the court of appeals, of the county clerk at Albany, and of the secretary of state, 1626-1836.

1896.

Compiled and edited by Berthold Fernow, late State archivist of New York, under the auspices of the Colonial Dames of the State of New York, and pub lished by the Society of New York. MDCCCXCVI.

ASSEMBLY DOCUMENT 3. Annual report of James A. Roberts, State comptroller, pages xxviii-xxx.

Contain some account of Revolutionary papers in his office.

1897. ASSEMBLY DOCUMENT 3. Pages lii-lvi, and Assembly Document 3, 1898, pages xlvii-li, same as above.

1899.

ASSEMBLY DOCUMENT 3. Pages xxxviii-xliv.

Gives a brief table of contents of 39 folio volumes of Revolutionary papers in his office.

NEW YORK in the Revolution as colony and State. By James A. Roberts, comptroller. Albany, 1897. 261 pages.

Preface (pages xi) contains some account of Revolutionary records in his office. NEW YORK in the Revolution as colony and State. 2d edition. Albany, 1898.

In preface pages 13-15 "Additional note for the second edition," some account of Revolutionary records in his office; also on pages 274, 275 "Contents of the (thirty) volumes of original documents in the office of the State comptroller." ALBANY INSTITUTE TRANSACTIONS. Volume XI. Pages 223–240.

Paper read before the Albany Institute, November 15, 1885, by Henry A. Homes, LLD., State librarian, "On the Correspondence of Governor D. D. Tompkins, lately acquired by the State." Description of 15 volumes of MSS. and 2,000, letters and loose papers.

LIST OF LETTERS received by the late Governor Tompkins between the years 1807 and 1817, both years inclusive, together with the names of the places from which they were written. 47 pages, compiled by Henry A. Homes, LLD., State

librarian.

"NAMES of persons for whom marriage licenses were issued by the secreretary of state of the province of New York previous to 1784.” Printed by order of Gideon J. Tucker, secretary of state. Albany, 1860 (with a historical introduction by Dr. E. B. O'Callaghan).

REGENTS' HISTORY BULLETIN No. 1. "Supplementary list of marriage licenses." Albany, 1898. 50 pages.

CATALOGUE of records of the office of the secretary of state, with information pertaining to the office. Compiled by F. G. Jewett, under the direction of John Palmer, secretary of state. Albany, 1898. 142 pages. REGENTS' HISTORY BULLETIN. No. 2. Colonial records.

General entries.". Volume I (partly a transcript and partly a calendar of the volume) in press.]

Buffalo.

[BUFFALO HISTORICAL SOCIETY. Annual report of board of managers. 1896. Pages 22.

Mention of 15 volumes of Buffalo military records acquired by the society.
Annual report of board of managers, 1897. Pages 28.
Mention of Morris Bryant Pierce book of autographs acquired by the society.

Publications, Vol. IV, Pages 416-424.

Description of the records of the "Board of Trade" Regiment in possession of the society.]

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.

New York City.

See its bulletins. Volumes I-III, 1897-99.

West Point.

UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY. General orders. 8 volumes.
Orders of Gen. Anthony Wayne, May 24, 1792-December 15, 1795, vols. I to IX;
orders of Gen. James Wilkinson, December 15, 1795-August 25, 1797, vols. IX to X.
Vols. II and V are lacking.

NEW JERSEY.
New Brunswick.

THE SAGE LIBRARY, THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

1. The Amsterdam correspondence (in Dutch); letters of the Dutch churches in America and the home church government at Amsterdam. (In prospect of translation and publication.)

2. Books, records, and MSS. of Dutch churches in New York and Long Island.

Vineland.

VINELAND HISTORICAL AND ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY.

MSS. relating to the early history of the town (founded 1861).

PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrisburg.

DAUPHIN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

1. Original subscription paper of the Pennsylvania State Association of the Cincinnati (meeting held at City Tavern, Philadelphia, October 13, 1783).

2. Original papers concerning the mill-dam troubles at Harrisburg, 1795.

3. Original papers relative to the Harrisburg Academy, 1810-1858.

4. Papers concerning Dauphin County and the early history of Harrisburg.

Philadelphia.

LIBRARY OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA.

1. Lecture on the life of Sanctorius Sauctorius, once professor of the theory of medicine in the University of Padua, delivered November 15, MDCCXLIX, at the annual commencement of studies.

2. Daybooks of Drs. Thomas and Phineas Bond, 1751-1756, 5 volumes.

3. Sketch of the yellow fever of 1762.

4. Short account of the sickness in Philadelphia in 1783, by James Pemberton.

5. Letters, etc., relating to the yellow fever in Philadelphia between 1787 and