BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARIES

An American Biographical and Historical Dictionary
by William Allan.  Hilliard & Metcalf, printers, 1809
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A New American Biographical Dictinary
or, Remembrancer of the Departed heroes, Sages, and Statesmen of America.
Third Edition; Compiled, Printed and published by Thomas J. Rogers, 1824

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The Biographical Dictionary of America (10 vols.)
Rossiter Johnson, editor-in-chief
John Howard Brown, managing editor
Boston, American Biographical Society, 1906

Vol. I:  A — Browne
Vol. II:  Bro — Cowan
Vol. III:  Cowan — Erich
Vol. IV:  Ericsson — Gwin
Vol. V:  Habb — Izard
Vol. VI:  Jack — Lock
Vol. VII:  Lodge — Moul
Vol. VIII:  Moul — Pyne
Vol. IX:  Qua — Stearns
Vol. X:  Steb — Zueb

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The New Universal Bigraphical Dictionary,
and American Remembrancer (4 vols.)
by James Hardie
New York, 1805

Vol. I        Vol. II        Vol. III        Vol. IV

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A New American Bigraphical Dictionary
of the Departed Heroes, Sages, and Statesmen of America.
(second edition)  Compiled by T. J. Rogers
Trenton, 1823

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The United States Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery
of Eminent and Self-made Men
American Biographical Publishing Company
Chicago and New York,  1877, 1879, 1883
Illinois Volume
Iowa Volume
Minnesota Volume
Wisconsin Volume


The Canadian Biographical Dictionary and Portrait Gallery
of Eminent and Self-made Men
American Biographical Publishing Company
Toronto, Chicago and New York, 1880, 1881
Ontario Volume
Quebec and Maritime Provinces Volume

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Lamb's Biographical Dictionary of the United States
edited by John Howard Brown
Boston, James H. Lamb Company, 1900, 1903

Vol. I :  Abbe — Chrystal
Vol. II :  Chubs — Erich
Vol. III :  Ericsson — Hempstead
Vol. IV :  Hench — Leaming
Vol. V :  Leaming — Newton
Vol. VI :  Newton — Sears
Vol. VII :  Seaton — Zueblin

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