Seymore IN: Graessle-Mercer. Fine with no dust jacket; Small tear and crease to front head edge of mylar jacket. 1978. First Edition. Hardcover. A history of Hanover College in Hanover Indiana. Covers 1827-1977. Signed by the author on title page. Lists of trustees, faculty, presidents, and famous alumni. Extensive index. Half title. Black and white photos. Textured red leatherette cover with gilt illustration of trees beside a lake. Gilt title to spine. No DJ, believed as-issued. In mylar jacket. Bright, tight, and Fine. ; B&W Photographs; 8vo; 319 pages .

No place stated: No Publisher Listed.. Near Fine with no dust jacket; A couple of tiny spots to the front cover. N.D.. First Edition. Softcover. The history of Francis McClintock Churchman the the successive generations of his family living on the "Hillside" homestead and Beech Grove Farm in Franklin Township, six miles Southwest of Indianapolis Indiana. Covers homestead life, farming, local travel, greenhouse operation, housebuilding, and gardening during the early-to-late 1800s, and is enjoyably detailed. F. M. Churchman went on to be a principal in the Fletcher and Churchman bank, later to become American Fletcher National Bank of Indianapolis, Indiana. Appendix expands on the history and cronology of the Churchman family, and lists births, deaths, and children. Black and white photos. No place, publisher, or date. Assumed to be self-published by the author, printed in Indiana, and first edition. Plastic comb-bound. Near Fine and an exceptionally nice copy of this scarce title. ; B&W Photographs; 8vo; 108 pages .

Indianapolis: Bingham & Doughty. Good+; Edges of text block foxed, a few examples extending slightly into the page margins. Pastedowns and endpapers heavily foxed. Tail corner of four leaves missing, but no text missing from the leaves. Front hinge just starting at tail: quite sound. Tail end of joints showing wear and weakness: again, sound. 1859. No edition stated. Hardcover. A comprehensive history of the Hoosier state. "A History Of Indiana, From Its Earliest Exploration By Europeans To The Close Of Territorial Government, In 1816; Comprehending A History Of The Discovery, Settlement, And Civil And Military Affairs Of The Territory Of The U.S. Northwest Of The River Ohio, and a General View of the Progress of Public Affairs in Indiana, From 1816 to 1856." Tissue guarded engraved frontis and plates. Full tan contemporary calf leather with blind stamped rule at the edges by State Sentinel Bindery, Indianapolis Ind. Title and author labels to spine. Bound-in map at front. 1859[1858]. Preface. Several Appendices related to treaties, legal acts, and territorial ordinances. Extensive index. A clean copy that's much nicer than G+ implies. ; Engravings; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 637 pages .

Indiana: Private Printing. Near Fine 1984. Binder. Lists all males 21 and over in the county for 1889 and 1895. Serves as a partial substitute for the 1890 Federal Census records destroyed by fire. Compiled from township records. For each record lists name, age, township, and year. Spellings of individuals' names varied between the two years in many cases. An interesting point is that although the township records listed "white and colored" males, the compiler made no distinction between the two in these listings: these typically would have been called out in the original records. Reproduction of typescript, 4to, 157pp in a flexible binder with brown card covers, title label to front cover. Essential for the genealogist and historian looking for primary source material. Fine condition in all ways.; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 157 pages .