Wilson's Family History:  Sources

compiled by Steve Wilson, last updated December 23, 2004.
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• AF:  Ancestral File, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City.  (Unverified submissions by individuals which should be used with extreme care.  Dates of some events have been found here but not elsewhere.  Available online at http://www.familysearch.org/.)
• Aley, Dennis, personal communications, 2002.
• Alison, personal communications, 2002.
• AlvoAdv:  Alvo Advance, Alvo, Nebraska.
• AlvoC:  Alvo Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions at Alvo, Cass Co., Nebraska)
• ASHHQ:  Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders Headquarters.  (Regimental rosters at the headquarters office in Stirling Castle, Stirlingshire, Scotland.)
• Bain, Lexia (of Australia), personal communications, 2004.
• Barry, Brian W. (of New Zealand), personal communications, 2002.
• Berk, Anita, personal communications, 2004.  (about the Brizendines, in-laws of the Dillmans)
• BHRichland:  Biographical History of Richland County, Ohio, Richland County Genealogical Society, Mansfield, 1983.
• Blaikie, W. Garden, The Personal Life of David Livingstone, 1880.  (The best of the early biographies of Livingstone, with many details of family connections.)
• BMilSR:  British Military Service Records, Public Record Office, London.
• BrColBI:  Births Index, British Columbia. (Available online at http://www.bcarchives.gov.bc.ca/)
• Bunton, Frank (of New South Wales), personal communications, 2001.
• Burke, Robert, personal communications, 1998.
• C1790:  First Census of the United States, 1790, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.  (Only the head of household was named, others were counted.  Age brackets were male 16+, male 0-15, and female.  Code 123 indicates 1 male age 16 or over, 2 males under 16, and 3 females.)
• C1800:  Second Census of the United States, 1800, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.  (Only the head of household was named, others were counted.  Age brackets were 0-9, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, and 45+.  Code 201-001 indicates 2 males under 10, 1 male 16-25, and 1 female 16-25.)
• C1810:  Third Census of the United States, 1810, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.  (Only the head of household was named, others were counted.  Age brackets were 0-9, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, and 45+.  Code 201-001 indicates 2 males under 10, 1 male 16-25, and 1 female 16-25.)
• C1820:  Fourth Census of the United States, 1820, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.  (Only the head of household was named, others were counted.  Age brackets were 0-9, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, and 45+.  Code 201-001 indicates 2 males under 10, 1 male 16-25, and 1 female 16-25.  Number in each type of occupation was also provided.)
• C1830:  Fifth Census of the United States, 1830, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.  (Only the head of household was named, others were counted.  Age brackets were 0-4, 5-9, 10-14, 15-19, then by decades to 90-99, and 100+.  Code 320001-10001 indicates 3 males age 0-4, 2 males age 5-9, 1 male age 30s, 1 female age 0-4, and 1 female age 20s.)
• C1840:  Sixth Census of the United States, 1840, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.  (The 1840 census uses the age brackets 0-4, 5-9, 10-14, 15-19, 20-29, ..., 90-99, and 100+.)
• C1841S:  Census Returns of Scotland, 1841, Census Office, Edinburgh.
• C1850:  Seventh Census of the United States, 1850, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.
• C1851S:  Census Returns of Scotland, 1851, Census Office, Edinburgh.
• C1860:  Eighth Census of the United States, 1860, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.
• C1861C:  Census Schedules of Canada, 1861, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa.  (The 1861 census of Prince Edward Island uses the age brackets 0-4, 5-15, 16-20, 21-44, 45-59, and 60+.)
• C1861S:  Census Returns of Scotland, 1861, Census Office, Edinburgh.
• C1870:  Ninth Census of the United States, 1870, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.
• C1871C:  Census Schedules of Canada, 1871, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa.
• C1871S:  Census Returns of Scotland, 1871, Census Office, Edinburgh.
• C1880:  Tenth Census of the United States, 1880, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.
• C1881C:  Census Schedules of Canada, 1881, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa.
• C1881E:  Census Returns of England, 1881, Census Office, London.
• C1881S:  Census Returns of Scotland, 1881, Census Office, Edinburgh.  (Available online at  http://www.scotsorigins.com/.)
• C1891S:  Census Returns of Scotland, 1891, Census Office, Edinburgh.  (Available online at  http://www.scotsorigins.com/.)
• C1900:  Twelfth Census of the United States, 1900, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.
• C1901S:  Census Returns of Scotland, 1901, Census Office, Edinburgh.  (Available online at  http://www.scotsorigins.com/.)
• C1910:  Thirteenth Census of the United States, 1910, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.
• C1920:  Fourteenth Census of the United States, 1920, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.
• C1930:  Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC.
• Campbell, R.J., Livingstone, 1930.  (Biography of Dr. Livingstone, with a fairly extensive discussion of his probable ancestry.)
• CarmichaelA:  Carmichael, Alexander, The Barons of Bachuill, Celtic Review, 1907.  (Primarily a description of the island of Lismore, and some local history, including the Livingstone barons.  It does mention David Livingstone, though misidentifies his grandparents.)
• CarmichaelM:  Carmichael, M.A., Cass County Burials, 1996.  (Online database available at https://sites.rootsweb.com/~necass/burint.htm.)
• CassMR:  Cass County Marriage Records, 1855-, County Clerk, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
• Churchill, Terry (of Ohio), personal communications, 2002-2003.
• Clift, G. Glenn, Second Census of Kentucky, Frankfort, 1954.
• CMoffatNA:  Clan Moffat of North America.  (Maintains an online genealogy database at http://www.clanmoffat.org/.)
• Cockburn, John, Letters of John Cockburn of Ormistoun to His Gardener, 1727-1744, pub. Scottish History Society, 1904.
• CookBI:  Cook County Birth Index, 1871-1916, County Clerk, Chicago, Illinois.
• Coppen, Eve, personal communications, 1998-1999.
• Cowen, Mrs. Carl C., ed., Cemetery Records of Morgan County, Indiana, pub. Indiana DAR, 1978.
• CWGC:  Debt of Honour Register, Commonwealth War Graves Commission.  (Online database at http://www.cwgc.org/.)
• DARPI:  D.A.R. Patriot Index, Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, 1967.
• DavidsonLE:  Davidson County Land Entries, 1784-, Register of Deeds, Nashville, Tennessee.
• DavidsonMR:  Davidson County Marriage Records, 1789-, County Clerk, Nashville, Tennessee.
• DeSotoEE:  De Soto Eagle Eye, De Soto, Kansas.
• Dillman, Jacob A., Genealogy and History of the Dillman Family, 1896.  (A manuscript available on microfilm through the LDS church.)
• DillmanR:  Dillman, Robert D., personal communications, 2001.
• DirlKC:  Dirleton Kirk Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions in the Dirleton Kirkyard.)
• Dolan, Tami, "Tami Bunkers Dolan Family Page", 2001.  (Online at http://mywebpages.comcast.net/tdolan/index.htm.)
• Draper, Bev (of Michigan?), personal communications, 2004.
• Echo Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions at Echo, Umatilla Co., Oregon)
• Eide, Kathy, personal communications, 2001.
• ELothAReg:  East Lothian Annual Register, 1827-, Haddington.  (Also known as the Haddingtonshire Register.)
• Everling, Roberta L., "Genealogy of the Home of RLECATS", 1997.  (Online at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/5396/gedindex.htm.)
• Ferguson, Sylvia, personal commuications, 2000.
• Fioravanti, Jeff, personal communications, 1999.
• Fleming, John, personal communications, 2002.
• Flick, John (of Pennsylvania), personal communications, 2003-2004.
• Fogle, Alma Thomas, Family History: Genealogy of Robert Alexander Thomas and Maggie Maletha (Jones) Thomas, Bethesda, Maryland, 1971.
• Francis, Bob, Root and Branch, 2002.  (Online family history site at http://www.shawhan.com/.)
• Gambone, Joseph G., Kansas - A Vegetarian Utopia:  The Letters of John Milton Hadley, 1855-1856, Kansas Historical Quarterly, 1972.
• GreenwoodC:  Greenwood Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions at Sidney, Cheyenne Co., Nebraska)
• Gustafson, Leona L., Fairmount Cemetery Records, 2000.  (Available online at https://sites.rootsweb.com/~codenver/Fairmount/FairmountCem.html.)
• Habicht, Werner, Niederlinxweiler: die Familien, 1537-1973.
• HaddCour:  Haddingtonshire Courier, Haddington, East Lothian.
• HaddSC:  Court Records, Haddington Sheriff Court, Haddington, East Lothian.
• HadleyHV:  Hadley, Harlan V., The Hadleys of Hendricks County, Indiana, Washington, 1962.
• Hamm, Thomas D., Stoney Creek Township Cemetery Inscriptions, 1979.  (Online at https://sites.rootsweb.com/~inhenry/stoneycem.htm.)
• Healton, Curtis E., A Hadley Genealogy, 3 vols., Hadley Genealogical Society of Southern California, 1974.
• Hedges, Brian, personal communications, 2004.
• Heiss, Willard, et al., eds., Indiana Source Book, Indiana Historical Society, Indianapolis, 1977-.
• HHenry:  History of Henry County, Indiana, Interstate Publishing Co., Chicago, 1884.
• HMadison:  History of Madison County, Iowa, Union Historical Company, Des Moines, 1879.
• HollySprC:  Holly Spring Burial Ground. (Monument inscriptions near Asheboro, Randolph Co., North Carolina)
• Hope, Louise, Abstracts of Births, Marriages, and Deaths in the "Perth Courier", c. 1978.
• Houser, W. W., Genealogy of the Houser, Rhorer, Dillman, Hoover Families, Bloomington, 1910.
• HTusc:  History of Tuscarawas County, Ohio, Tuscarawas County Genealogical Society, New Philadelphia, 1988.
• HWarren:  History of Warren County, Iowa, Union Historical Company, Des Moines, 1879.
• IGI:  International Genealogical Index, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City.  (An index of births, baptisms and marriages prepared by the LDS church from many different sources, some primary and some not.  Verification is recommended.  Many of the Scottish entries come from primary source records.  Available online at http://www.familysearch.org/.)
• IIPL:  Index of Inward Passenger Lists, 1852-1889, Public Record Office Victoria, Melbourne.  (Available online at http://www.prov.vic.gov.au/.)
• IllPDLS:  Illinois Public Domain Land Sales, Illinois State Archives.  (Online database at http://www2.sos.state.il.us/departments/archives/genealogy/landsrch.html.)
• Jeal, Tim, Livingstone, 1973.  (The current standard American biography of Livingstone.)
• JewellAdv:  Jewell County Advertiser, Mankato, Kansas.
• JewellMon:  Jewell County Monitor, Mankato, Kansas.
• JewellRev:  Jewell County Review, Mankato, Kansas.
• KansDR:  Kansas Death Records, 1911-, Department of Health, Topeka.
• KyPR:  U.S. Congress, Kentucky Pension Roll of 1835.
• Little1:  Little, Edith B., Blount County Tennessee Cemetery Records, 1981.
• Little2:  Little, Edith B., Blount County Tennessee Marriages 1795 to 1910, 1982.
• LivFT:  The Livingstone Family Tree, 1725-1986, compiled by David Livingstone Wilson, c. 1988.  (An excellent genealogy chart compiled by a descendant of David Livingstone, and available both online and in print from the Livingstone Memorial in Blantyre, Scotland.  The printed version also includes descendants of David's brothers.)
• Livingston, Robert, The Livingstones of Argyll and the Isles, 1999-.  (An online web site of genealogy research with many details, record transcriptions, etc., at http://www.innercite.com/~rlivingston/.)
• Long, Una, ed., The Journals of Elizabeth Lees Price, 1956.
• Lontz, Mary Bell, Early Assessment Records of Northumberland (Union, and Snyder) Counties, Pennsylvania, Milton, Pa., c. 1970.
• LucasMR:  Lucas County Marriage Records, 1849-, Chariton, Iowa.
• Lyall, Rod, personal communications, 2001.
• Macnab, Peter Angus, Tall Tales of an Island, 1984.  (Contains an account of hanging of James Stewart in 1752 at Ballachulish, whose body was surreptitiously removed from the guarded gibbet four years later by three Livingstone brothers, one of whom may is identified as David Livingstone's grandfather.)
• Magee, Sandra, personal communications, 2002.
• MoffatJ:  Moffat, John Smith, The Lives of Robert and Mary Moffat, 1888.  (A detailed biography of the Moffats, written by their son.)
• MoffatR:  Moffat, Robert Unwin, John Smith Moffat, A Memoir, 1921.  (A biography of John Smith Moffat, missionary and government servant in Africa, written by his son.)
• Morgan, Janene, personal communications, 2001.
• Morrison, K. Ian, personal communications, 2001.
• MtHopeC:  Mount Hope Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions at Mankato, Jewell Co., Kansas)
• MtPleasantC1:  Mount Pleasant Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions near Hartsville, Bartholomew Co., Indiana)
• MtPleasantC2:  Mount Pleasant Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions near Nehawka, Cass Co., Nebraska)
• Myers, Albert Cook, Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania, 1682-1750, Swarthmore, 1902.
• NashAm:  Nashville American, 1895-1910, Nashville, Tennessee.
• NashDR:  Nashville Death Records, 1874-1913, Board of Health, Nashville, Tennessee.
• NBerAC:  North Berwick Auld Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions at the Auld Kirk in North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland.)
• NBerNC:  North Berwick New Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions in the cemetery on Tantallon Road, North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland.)
• NebCDN:  Nebraska City Daily News, Nebraska City, Nebraska.
• NebDR:  Nebraska Death Records, 1904-, Department of Health, Lincoln.
• Northcott, Cecil, Robert Moffat, Pioneer in Africa, 1961. (A good biography of Moffat, with information and a genealogical chart of his descendants.)
• NPGLiv:  National Portrait Gallery, David Livingstone and the Victorian Encounter with Africa, London, 1996.  (Six essays and extensive pictures.)
• OakwoodC:  Oakwood Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions at Weeping Water, Cass Co., Nebraska)
• O'Gorman, Beryl, personal communications, 2001.
• OlatheC:  Olathe Memorial Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions at Olathe, Johnson Co., Kansas)
• OlatheMirror:  Olathe Mirror, Olathe, Kansas.
• OPR Blantyre:  Parish Registers, 1677-1858, Parish Church of Blantyre, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 624, Lanarkshire)
• OPR Bolton:  Parish Registers, 1685-1854, Parish Church of Bolton, Church of Scotland. (OPR 704, East Lothian)
• OPR Cockburnspath:  Parish Registers, 1642-1854, Parish Church of Cockburnspath, Church of Scotland. (OPR 731, Berwickshire)
• OPR Dunbar:  Parish Registers, 1651-1854, Parish Church of Dunbar, Church of Scotland. (OPR 706, East Lothian)
• OPR Edinburgh:  Parish Registers, 1595-1860, Parish Church of Edinburgh, Church of Scotland. (OPR 685-1, Midlothian)
• OPR Garvald:  Parish Registers, 1694-1854, Parish Church of Garvald, Church of Scotland. (OPR 707, East Lothian)
• OPR Gladsmuir:  Parish Registers, 1688-1855, Parish Church of Gladsmuir, Church of Scotland. (OPR 708, East Lothian)
• OPR Haddington:  Parish Registers, 1619-1854, Parish Church of Haddington, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 709, East Lothian)
• OPR Innerwick:  Parish Registers, 1614-1857, Parish Church of Innerwick, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 711, East Lothian)
• OPR Kilninian:  Parish Registers, 1766-1854, Parish Church of Kilninian and Kilmore, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 544, Argyllshire)
• OPR North Berwick:  Parish Registers, 1604-1855, Parish Church of North Berwick, Church of Scotland. (OPR 713, East Lothian)
• OPR Oldhamstocks:  Parish Registers, 1642-1854, Parish Church of Oldhamstocks, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 714, East Lothian)
• OPR Ormiston:  Parish Registers, 1637-1855, Parish Church of Ormiston, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 715, East Lothian)
• OPR Pencaitland:  Parish Registers, 1598-1855, Parish Church of Pencaitland, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 716, East Lothian)
• OPR Prestonkirk:  Parish Registers, 1658-1855, Parish Church of Prestonkirk, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 717, East Lothian)
• OPR Prestonpans:  Parish Registers, 1596-1854, Parish Church of Prestonpans, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 718, East Lothian)
• OPR Saltoun:  Parish Registers, 1635-1854, Parish Church of Saltoun, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 719, East Lothian)
• OPR St. Cuthberts:  Parish Registers, 1573-1855, St. Cuthbert's Church of Edinburgh, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 685, Midlothian)
• OPR Tranent:  Parish Registers, 1611-1855, Parish Church of Tranent, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 722, East Lothian)
• OPR Whittingham:  Parish Registers, 1627-1854, Parish Church of Whittingham, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 724, East Lothian)
• OPR Yester:  Parish Registers, 1654-1855, Parish Church of Yester, Church of Scotland.  (OPR 725, East Lothian)
• OPRI:  Old Parochial Registers Index, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City.  (This index, available on both microfiche and CD-ROM, is much more complete than the IGI.  Also available online at http://www.scotsorigins.com/.)
• OreDR:  Oregon Death Records, 1903-, Board of Health, Salem.
• OrmFC:  Church Records, 1843-1862, Ormiston Free Church, Free Church of Scotland.
• PaDR:  Death Records, 1906-, Pennsylvania Department of Health, Harrisburg.
• PBAOtoeCass:  Portrait and Biographical Album of Otoe and Cass Counties, Nebraska, Chapman Brothers, Chicago, 1889.
• Pienaar, Catherine, personal communications, 2002.
• Pisano, Judy, The Bird and Burd Families of New Jersey.  (Online at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~birdnj/.)
• PlattJour:  Plattsmouth Journal, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
• QRInd Bloomfield:  Society of Friends, Bloomfield Monthly Meeting, Parke County, Indiana, 1827-.  [Also known as Bloomingdale Mtg.]
• QRInd Chester:  Society of Friends, Chester Monthly Meeting, Wayne County, Indiana, 1823-.
• QRInd Dover:  Society of Friends, Dover Monthly Meeting, Wayne County, Indiana, 1837-.
• QRInd Driftwood:  Society of Friends, Driftwood Monthly Meeting, Bartholomew County, Indiana, 1820-.  [Also known as Sand Creek Mtg.]
• QRInd Duck Creek:  Society of Friends, Duck Creek Monthly Meeting, Henry County, Indiana, 1826-.
• QRInd Fairfield:  Society of Friends, Fairfield Monthly Meeting, Hendricks County, Indiana, 1826-.
• QRInd Indianapolis:  Society of Friends, Indianapolis Monthly Meeting, Marion County, Indiana, 1865-.
• QRInd Kokomo:  Society of Friends, Kokomo Monthly Meeting, Howard County, Indiana, 1867-.
• QRInd Lick Creek:  Society of Friends, Lick Creek Monthly Meeting, Orange County, Indiana, 1813-.
• QRInd Milford:  Society of Friends, Milford Monthly Meeting, Wayne County, Indiana, 1823-.  [Also known as Dublin Mtg.]
• QRInd Mill Creek:  Society of Friends, Mill Creek Monthly Meeting, Hendricks County, Indiana, 1834-.
• QRInd Pipe Creek:  Society of Friends, Pipe Creek Monthly Meeting, Miami County, Indiana, 1853-.  [Also known as Amboy Mtg.]
• QRInd Plainfield:  Society of Friends, Plainfield Monthly Meeting, Hendricks County, Indiana, 1857-.
• QRInd Springfield:  Society of Friends, Springfield Monthly Meeting, Wayne County, Indiana, 1820-.
• QRInd Walnut Ridge:  Society of Friends, Walnut Ridge Monthly Meeting, Rush County, Indiana, 1836-.
• QRInd West Union:  Society of Friends, West Union Monthly Meeting, Morgan County, Indiana, 1849-.
• QRInd White Lick:  Society of Friends, White Lick Monthly Meeting, Morgan County, Indiana, 1823-.
• QRInd Whitewater:  Society of Friends, Whitewater Monthly Meeting, Wayne County, Indiana, 1809-.
• QRIowa Acworth:  Society of Friends, Acworth Monthly Meeting, Warren County, Iowa.  [Also known as Three Rivers Mtg]
• QRIowa Bear Creek:  Society of Friends, Bear Creek Monthly Meeting, Dallas County, Iowa.
• QRIowa Honey Creek:  Society of Friends, Honey Creek Monthly Meeting, Hardin County, Iowa.
• QRIowa Richland:  Society of Friends, Richland Monthly Meeting, Keokuk County, Iowa.
• QRIowa Smyrna:  Society of Friends, Smyrna Monthly Meeting, Clarke County, Iowa.  [Also known as Rich Square Mtg]
• QRKans Cottonwood:  Society of Friends, Cottonwood Monthly Meeting, Lyon County, Kansas.
• QRKans Elk River:  Society of Friends, Elk River Monthly Meeting, Montgomery Co., Kansas.
• QRKans Farm Ridge:  Society of Friends, Farm Ridge Monthly Meeting, Montgomery Co., Kansas.
• QRKans Independence:  Society of Friends, Independence Monthly Meeting, Montgomery Co., Kansas.
• QRNC Cane Creek:  Society of Friends, Cane Creek Monthly Meeting, Alamance County, North Carolina, 1751-.
• QRNC Deep Creek:  Society of Friends, Deep Creek Monthly Meeting, Yadkin County, North Carolina, 1793-.
• QRNC Deep River:  Society of Friends, Deep River Monthly Meeting, Guilford County, North Carolina, 1778-.
• QRNC Holly Spring:  Society of Friends, Holly Spring Monthly Meeting, Randolph County, North Carolina, 1818-.
• QRNC Marlborough:  Society of Friends, Marlborough Monthly Meeting, Randolph County, North Carolina, 1816-.
• QRNC New Garden:  Society of Friends, New Garden Monthly Meeting, Guilford County, North Carolina, 1754-.
• QRNC Spring:  Society of Friends, Spring Monthly Meeting, Alamance County, North Carolina, 1793-.
• QROhio Center:  Society of Friends, Center Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, 1807-.
• QROhio Cincinnati:  Society of Friends, Cincinnati Monthly Meeting, Hamilton County, Ohio, 1815-.
• QROhio Clear Creek:  Society of Friends, Clear Creek Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, 1812-.
• QROhio Fairfield:  Society of Friends, Fairfield Monthly Meeting, Highland County, Ohio, 1807-.
• QROhio Newberry:  Society of Friends, Newberry Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, 1816-.
• QROhio Springfield:  Society of Friends, Springfield Monthly Meeting, Clinton County, Ohio, 1818-.
• QueenBR:  Birth Records, Queensland General Registry Office, Brisbane.
• QueenCGI:  Queensland Consolidated Genealogical Index, Register-General's Office, Brisbane.  (Index of births, marriages, and deaths for years 1829 to 1914.)
• QueenDR:  Death Records, Queensland General Registry Office, Brisbane.
• QueenMR:  Marriage Records, Queensland General Registry Office, Brisbane.
• Radway, Cindy, personal communications, 2003.
• RandolphMB:  Randolph County Marriage Bonds, County Clerk, Asheboro, North Carolina.
• Riccio, June, personal communications, 2001.
• Riley, Alan (of Wiltshire), personal communications, 2001.
• Roush, Lester LeRoy, History of the Roush (Rausch) Family in America, Strasburg, Virginia, 1928.
• RouttMR:  Routt County Marriage Records, 1893-, County Clerk, Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
• Salazar, Maryellen Nead, personal communications, 2002.
• Schapera, I., ed., David Livingstone Family Letters 1841-1856, pub. 1959.  (Letters from Livingstone to family members, most often his parents, sisters, and father-in-law.  Details often mentioned in passing.)
• ScotAS:  Abridgements of Sasines, 1781-1868, Public Records Office, Edinburgh.
• ScotPRS:  Minute Books to Particular Register of Sasines, Public Records Office, Edinburgh.
• ScotPW:  Probate Writs, Public Records Office, Edinburgh.
• ScotRB:  Register of Births, 1855-, Registrar General of Scotland, Edinburgh.  (Index through 1901 available online at http://www.scotsorigins.com/.)
• ScotRCE:  Register of Corrected Entries, 1855-, Registrar General of Scotland, Edinburgh.
• ScotRD:  Register of Deaths, 1855-, Registrar General of Scotland, Edinburgh.  (Index through 1926 available online at http://www.scotsorigins.com/.)
• ScotRM:  Register of Marriages, 1855-, Registrar General of Scotland, Edinburgh.  (Index through 1901 available online at http://www.scotsorigins.com/.)
• ScotSH:  Services of Heirs, 1700-1859.  (Index available on microfilm through the LDS Family History Center.)
• Seaver, George, David Livingstone: His Life and Letters, 1957.  (A standard biography of Livingstone.)
• SidneyTel:  Sidney Telegraph, Sidney, Nebraska.
• Simkins, Kathy (of Utah), personal communications, 2004.  (about Roush family)
• Sinclair1:  Sinclair, A. Maclean, "The Belfast Book", c. 1889.  (A listing of the families in the congregation at Belfast, Prince Edward Island, in 1889.  Available online at Craig Buchanan's web site at http://www15.pair.com/buchanan/genes/docs/belfast.htm.)
• Sinclair2:  Sinclair, A. Maclean, The Highland Ancestry of David Livingstone, Celtic Monthly, 1909.  (A brief article about Livingstone's family, and in particular the relationship to the Morrisons who emigrated to Prince Edward Island.)
• SJBelfCBI:  St. John's, Belfast Church Baptism Index.  (Available online at The Island Register.)
• Slater, Maud Isabella, Isabella Price, Pioneer, 1931.
• SlightD:  Slight, David (of East Lothian), personal communications, 1999-2001.
• SlightG:  Slight, George (of Florida), personal communications, 1999.
• SlightT:  Slight, Tom (of Fife), personal communications, 2000.
• SMBishopE:  St. Mary Bishophill Elder, York, Marriage Register.
• Smith, Edwin W., Great Lion of Bechuanaland: The Life and Times of Roger Price, Missionary, 1957.
• SmyrnaC:  Smyrna Friends Cemetery. (Monument inscriptions near Weldon, Clarke Co., Iowa)
• SSDI:  Social Security Death Index, Social Security Administration, Washington, DC.
• SwitzMR:  Switzerland County Marriage Records, 1814-, County Clerk, Vevay, Indiana.
• Tam, Dorla, personal communications, 2001.
• TranKC:  Tranent Kirk Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions in the kirkyard at Tranent, East Lothian, Scotland.)
• TranNC:  Tranent New Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions in the cemetery on B6371 just northeast of the parish church.)
• Tredgold, Robert C., The Rhodesia That Was My Life, 1968.  (An account of the author's life in Rhodesia, by a great-grandson of Robert Moffat.)
• Turnbull, Michael, St. Martin of Tours, Tranent, 1991.
• Valenti, Gail, personal communications, 2002.
• Wallis, J.P.R., ed., The Zambezi Expedition of David Livingstone, pub. 1956.  (Account of Livingstone's second expedition, 1857-1864.)
• WashDR:  Washington Death Records, 1907-, Department of Health, Olympia.
• Watson, Val (of Queensland), personal communications, 2001.
• WAustDR:  Death Records, Western Australia Registrar General, Perth.
• WByresC:  West Byres Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions from the Ormiston parish churchyard at West Byres.  A manuscript transcription of many of the stones is at the Family History Centre in Haddington.)
• WestAdv:  Western Advocate, Mankato, Kansas.
• White, Virgil D., Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Waynesboro, Tennessee, 1990-1992.
• WilsonA:  Wilson, A. M. Livingstone, Recollections of David Livingstone by His Daughter, Chamber's Journal, Dec. 1938.  (Personal reflections by his youngest daughter, who did not have the opportunity to get to know her father well.)
• WilsonH:  Wilson, Hubert F., Livingstone, The Master Missionary, c. 1923.  (A fairly standard biography written by Livingstone's grandson.)
• Winemuller, Doug (of Pennsylvania), personal communications, 2004.
• Woodward, Evelyn, "The Kilander-Dillman Family".
• WUnionC:  West Union Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions in Monrovia, Morgan Co., Indiana)
• WWRep:  Weeping Water Republican, Weeping Water, Nebraska.
• WyukaC:  Wyuka Cemetery.  (Monument inscriptions in Nebraska City, Otoe Co., Nebraska)
• Young, Bennett H., History of Jessamine County, Kentucky, Louisville, 1898.