Papers of the Historical Society of Delaware

Between 1879 and 1914, the Historical Society of Delaware published papers in a sequence identified by Roman numerals. These varied from thin pamphlets to bound books. The following list will help identify holes in your collection.

i.: Bates, Daniel M.: Willard Hall. 1879
ii.: Houston, John W.: Boundaries of Delaware. 1879
iii.: Mickley, J.J.: William Usselinx and Peter Minuit. 1881
iv.: Comegys, Joseph P.: John M. Clayton, 1882
v.: Seville, W.P.:: First Regiment, Delaware Volunteers. 1884
vi.: Minutes of the Delaware State Council. 1887
vii.: Mallery, C.P.: Ancient Families of Bohemia Manor. 1888
viii.: Diary of Captain Thomas Rodney, 1776-1777. 1888
ix.: Burr, Horace (trans.): Records of Holy Trinity (Old Swedes) 1697 to 1810. 1890
x.: Marshall, G.W.: General John Dagsworthy. 1895
xi.: Pusey, Pennock: Crane Hook Church. 1895
xii.: Vandegrift, Lewis C.: Commodore Thomas Macdonough. 1895
xiii.: Bellas, H.H. Delaware State Cincinnati. 1895
xiv.: Whitely, W.G.: Revolutionary Soldiers of Delaware. 1896
xv.: Seymour, W.: Journal Southern Expedition, 1783. 1896
xvi.: Bellas, H.H.: Captain Enoch Anderson. 1896
xvii.: Grubb, I.C.: Colonial and State Judiciary of Delaware. 1897
xviii.: Macdonough, Rodney: Commodore Thomas Macdonough. 1897
xix.: Stellwagen, Thomas C.: Delaware Doctors. 1897
xx.: Conrad, Henry C.: Delaware Clockmakers. 1898
xxi.: Smith, Samuel Rodman: Leonard Eugene Wales. 1898
xxii.: Price, Edward A.: Jacob Aldricks and His Nephew Peter Aldricks. 1898
xxiii.: Smithers, W.T.: Nathaniel B. Smithers. 1899
xxiv.: Hayes, Manlove: William Penn and His Province. 1899
xxv.: Dedication, Crane Hook Church Monument. 1899
xxvi.: Conrad, Henry C.: Gunning Bedford, Jr. 1900
xxvii.: Conrad, Henry C.: John Fisher. 1900
xxviii.: Pusey, Pennock: Horace Burr, Rev. Charles E. Murray, H.R. Bringhurst. 1900
xxix.: Pattison, R.E. Richard Bassett. 1900
xxx.: Richards, Robert H.: John Dickinson. 1901
xxxi.: Letter of James A. Bayard, 1802-14. 1901
xxxii.: Thomas, Rev. S.W.: Prominent Delawareans. 1901
xxxiii.: Marine, W.M.: Bombardment of Lewes by the British. 1901
xxxiv.: Lore, Charles B.: Edward W. Gilpin. 1902
xxxv.: Unveling Monument at Cooches Bridge. 1902
xxxvi.: Lore, Charles B.: George P. Fisher. 1902
xxxvii.: Benjamin Ferris. 1903
xxxviii.: Pusey, Pennock: History of Lewes, Delaware. 1903
xxxix.: Lore, Charles B. Pennock Pusey. 1903
xl.: Conrad, Henry C.: Samuel White and His Father, Judge Thomas White. 1903
xli.: Hepburn, Henry F.: The Clayton Family. 1904
xlii.: Records Welsh Tract Babtist Meeting, 1701-1828. 1904
xliii.: Cooper, Alexander B.: Fort Casimir. 1905
xliv.: Ringwalt, Rev. Roland: Commodore Jacob Jones. 1906
xlv.: Conrad, Henry C.: William A. Reynolds. 1906
xlvi.: Cleaver, Mark M.: Commodore Jacob Jones. 1906
xlvii.: Pennewill, James: Address, Jamestown Exposition. 1907
xlviii.: Unveiling Monument, General John Dagsworthy. 1908
xlix.: Higgins, Anthony: Address, "Friends of Old Drawyers". 1908
l.: Macdonough, Rodney: Unveiling Tablet, Commodore Macdomough. 1909
li.: Campbell, Rev. Wm. W., Jr.,: Jacob Broom. 1909
lii.: Jones, Theophilus K.: Recollections of Wilmington, 1845-1860. 1909
liii.: Smith, Robert G.: Second Regiment Delaware Volunteers Civil War. 1909
liv.: Kinsman, Rev. F.J. and Hon. George Gray: Three Hundredth Anniversary, Landing of DeVries Colony at Lewes. 1909
lv.: Fisher, George Purnell: Recollections of Dover, 1824. 1909
lvi.: Journal of Captain Robert Kirkwood. 1910
lvii.: Barratt, Norris S.: Barratt's Chapel. 1911
lviii.: Turner, Rev. Joseph Brown: Cheney Clow's Rebellion. 1912
lix.: Wales, Leonard: Dr. John Patten Wales. 1912
lx.: Supplement. Corrections to Above. 1914
lxi.: Pennewill, James: Hon. Charles B. Lore. 1913
lxii.: Wilson, Gen. James H.: Captain Charles Corbit's Charge at Westminster. 1913
lxiii.: Conrad, Henry C.: Ryves Holt. 1914
lxiv.: Ward, Christopher L.: Log Books and Letters of James Hemphill. 1914
lxv.: Presentation of Portraits, John M. Clayton and Willard Saulsbury to Sussex County. 1916
lxvi.: none
lxvii.: Townsend, G.A.: Memorial, General Alfred T.A. Torbert. 1916

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