Macnamara, Daniel George; The History of the Ninth Regiment; Army of the Potomac; E.B. Stillings & Company, Boston, MA; 1899.
Plummer, Albert, Historian. History of The Forty-Eighth Regiment M.V.M. During the Civil War. Boston: New England Druggist Publishing Company, 1907.
Roe, Alfred S., The Tenth Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry 1861-1864 copyright 1909 by the Tenth Regiment Mass Volunteer Infantry Assoc, Springfield, Mass.
Greeley, Horace. The American Conflict: A History of the Great Rebellion in the United States 1860-65.
Vol. II. National Tribune. 1898
Stevens, William B. A Member of Co. C. History of the Fiftieth Regiment of Infantry, Massachusetts Volunteer Militia in the Late War of the Rebellion. Boston: Griffith-Stillings Press, 1907.
Cooper, J. Fenimore, Works. Book shelf, Brainard P, New Publishing Co, Boston, New York 15 volumes, which represents one of the 1000 numbered sets.
Greeley, Horace. The American Conflict: A History of The Great Rebellion in the United States of America, 1860-65.
Vol.1. National Tribune, 1898.
Newspaper clippings pasted into an account book. Dates of newpaper clippings between January 4 1875 and February 1885 and 1893 through 1912. Clippings pasted over handwritten accounts titled: "Account of Stock on hand by Jonas Robbins & Co. Dec.1, 1858"
A second manuscript copy of the "History" along with some poems by Jonathan Blake, Jr. (5.29.1780 - 4.13.1864)
Possibly the transcription by his brother Samuel
Manuscript located in display case just inside front door of museum
History of Warwick from its first settlement to 1854
Brought down to the present (1873) by others
Jonathan Blake, Jr. (5.29.1780 - 4.13.1864) gave a series of lectures on Warwick's History to the Warwick Lyceum. The manuscript(s) were transcribed by his brother and brought to the year 1873 by the Rev. John Goldsbury and Deacon Hervey Barber.
This copy of the book was presented to the Historical Society by Alice Wilber Petersen in memory of her sister Gladys Wilber, Nov 25, 1949
Book is located in display case just inside door of museum
