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            Dill, Alonzo Thomas.  Governor Tryon and His Palace.  Chapel Hill, NC:  The
                    University of North Carolina Press, 1955.

            Watson,  Alan D.  A History of New Bern and Craven County.  New Bern,
                    NC: Tryon Palance Commission, 1987.  Return to index

            Bell, Landon Covington.  The Old Free State; a contribution to the history
                    of Lunenburg County and southside Virginia.  Richmond, VA:  The
                    William Byrd Press, Inc., c1927.

            de Graffenried, Thomas P.  History of the de Graffenried family from 1191
                    A.D. to 1925.  S.1.: The Compiler, 1925.

            ______________.  The deGraffenried Name in Literature.  NY: William-
                    Frederick Press, 1950.

            Saunders, William L. (ed).   The Colonial Records of North Carolina.  
                    Wilmington, NC: Broadfoot, 1993.  10v.

            Spence, Irene Bush.  The Family of Christopher DeGraffenried IV:  in
                    Switzerland and America and allied families of Tooke and Rambo.
                    Camilla, GA: Enterprise Publishing Co., 1968?  Return to index

            Christoph, Peter; Scott, Kenneth; Stryker- Rodda, Kenn (eds).  New York
                    Historical Manuscripts.  ("Kingston Papers," translated by Dingman
                     Versteeg).  Baltimore:  Genealogical Publishing Co., 1976.

             Jameson, J. Franklin (ed).  Narratives of New Netherland 1609-1664. 
                      New York:  Charles Scribner & Sons, 1909.  Return to index 

            Hirsch, Arthur Henry.  The Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina.  Durham:
                    Duke University, 1928. Also, Hamden: Aarchon Books, 1962.

            Moore, Caroline T.  Abstracts of the Wills of the State of South Carolina
                    1670-1784.  Charlotte, NC: Observer Printing House, 1960.

            Moore, John W.  Some Family Lines of James Peronneau De Saussure and
                    His Wife Annie Isabella Laurens.  Washington: 1958.

            The South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine, Vol. XXIII,
                    p. 182-183.  Return to index

DEACON, George  (1642-725) NJ

            Frost, May Miller; and Earl C. Frost..  DeJarnette and allied families in
                    America (1699-1954).  San Bernadino, CA:  Frost & Frost, 1954.
                    Return to index                

DEMAREST, David (1620-1695) NY

            Chatfield, W.H.,  The Twin Cities of the Border. New Orleans,
                    E.F. Brandao, 1893. 

            Demarest Family, The. Hackensack, NJ: Demarest Family
                    Association,1964. 

            Hoyt, David W.  The Hoyt Family: a Genealogical History of
                    John Hoyt of Salisbury and David Hoyt of Deerfield. 

            Hoyt, David W.  A Genealogical History of Hoyt, Haight, & Hight
                    Families.  Bowie, MD: Heritage Classics.

            Jacobus, Donald L.  History and Genealogy of the Families of Old
                    Fairfield, 1950.

            Stokes, Albert L.  The Van Hoorhees Family. Pub. by The Van
                    Hoorees Assoc., 1932.  Return to index

            Denison, E. Glenn; Donald L. Jacobus; Josephine M. Peck.  Denison
                    Genealogy: ancestors and descendants of Captain George Denison.
                    Stonington, CT:  For the Denison Society, 1963.

            Savage, James.  A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New
                    England showing three generations of those who came before
                    May, 1692, on the basis of the Farmer's Register.  Baltimore:
                    Genealogical Publishing Co., 1986.  4v. [Boston:  Little Brown and
                    Company, 1860-62.]

            Wheeler, Richard A.  History of the town of Stonington, County of New
                    London, Connecticut, from its' first settlement in 1649 to 1900.
                    New London, CT: Press of the Day Publishing Co., 1900.  Return to index

            Archives of Maryland. Baltimore: Maryland Historical Society, 1883-.
                   Vol. 13, p. 241.

            Newman, Harry W.  The Maryland Dents.  Richmond, VA: The Dietz
                    Press, Inc., 1963.

            Pleasants, J. Hall.  "The Second Hospital in the Colonies: The Coole
                    Springs of St. Maries, Maryland 1698."  The Chronicles of St.
                    Mary's, Vol. 2, #9.  Published by St. Mary's Historical Society,
                    September, 1954. 

            Storck, Eleanor.  "John Dent".  Adventurers, Cavaliers, Patriots:
                    Ancestors Remembered.  Published by the NSCDA in the State
                    of Maryland, 1994.  Return to index

            deRosset Family Papers I (1588-1863) (214-A) and
            deRosset Family Papers II (1729-1935) (214-B)
                    (Original unpublished works available to the public in Southern
                     Historical Collection of the University of North Carolina, Chapel
                     Hill, NC.)

            James Sprunt Studies in History and Political Science.  Vol. 24, No 2.
                    Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1941.

            Meares, Catherine Douglass deRosset.  Annuals of the deRossets.
                   Columbia, SC:  R. AL. Bryan Company, 1906.

            Strong, Ludlow Potter.  List of Direct Descendants of the deRosset Family.
                   Wilmington, NC:  compiled 1947-1948 and privately printed by the
                   author,  assisted by various descendants, to supplement the Annals of the
                   deRossets.  Return to index.

            Anderson, Robert Charles.  The Great Migration Begins: immigrants
                    to New England: 1620-1633.  Boston, MA: New England
                    Historic Genealogical Society, 1995, 1998. Vol 1:539.

            Boltwood, Lucius M.  History and Genealogy of the Family of Thomas
                    Noble of Westfield, Massachusetts.  Hartford, CT: originally
                    published, 1878.  p. 198-9,224,339,269.

            Dewey, Adelbert.  Life of George Dewey, Rear Admiral, U.S.N., and Dewey
                    Family History.  Westfield, MA:  Dewey Publishing Co., 1898.
                            [The book is in two sections: the first part (and title) tells
                            about Admiral George Dewey who is known for saying,
                            "You may fire when ready, Griddley."; the second part is a
                            genealogical study of the whole family from Thomas'
                            arriving on these shores in about 1630 up until its publication
                            in the late 1800s.]

            White, Lorraine Cook, ed.  The Barbour collection of Connecticut town
                    vital records.  Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1994.
                    Return to index.

            Anjou, Gustave.  Ulster County, New York. Probate Records in the
                    Office of the Surrogate and in the County Clerk's Office at 
                    Kingston, New York.  Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1996.
                    Return to index.