Books by Whittemore, Henry
Total count: 23
History of U. S. Grant post, no. 327, Brooklyn, N.Y.including biographical sketches of its members.Detroit free press publishing company1885-01-01
Free masonry in North America from the Colonial period to the beginning of the present centuryalso the history of masonry in New York from 1730 to 1888 in connection with the history of the several lodges included in what is now known as the Third Masonic District of BrooklynArtotype Printing and Publishing1889-01-01
Ancestral and revolutionary history of the Smith, Partridge, Treat, Woodruff and Lowry familiesHeroes of the Rev. Pub.1890-01-01
History of the Adams familywith biographical sketches of distinguished descendants of the several American ancestors, including collateral branchesW. McDonald & Co.1893-01-01
History of Montclair township.New Jersey; including the history of the families who have been identified with its growth and prosperity.The Suburban publishing company1894-01-01
The founders and builders of the Orangescomprising a history of the outlying district of Newark, subsequently known as Orange, and of the later internal divisions, viz.: South Orange, West Orange, and East Orange, 1666-1896.L. J. Hardham, printer1896-01-01
Genealogical guide to the early settlers of America.1898-01-01
Genealogical guide to the early settlers of America1898-01-01
Signers of the Mayflower compact, and their descendantsMayflower Pub.1899-01-01
The Abeel and allied families1899-01-01
Our New England ancestors and their descendants, 1620-1900historical, genealogical, biographical.N. E. Ancestral pub. co.1900-01-01
Long Island historic homes, ancient and modernincluding a history of their founders and buildersLewis1901-01-01
Our colonial ancestors and their descendantshistorical, genealogical, biographicalPrinted by the Hungerford-Holbrook Co.1902-01-01
History of the Sage and Slocum families of England and Americaincluding the allied families of Montague, Wanton, Brown, Josselyn, Standish, Doty, Carver, Jermain or Germain, Pierson, Howell. Hon. Russell Sage and Margaret Olivia (Slocum) Sage. The Slocum families showing three lines of descent from the signers of the Mayflower compact1908-01-01