Kansas is a big state, with many counties and lots of county histories!

FAQ

1. While every county in the state is listed, links are only provided for titles that no longer fall under U.S. copyright laws. All (almost) links connect to free websites.
2. There are a few instances when a book has been digitized, but is only found on a paid site. In that case, no link is inserted, but a note as to the website where it has been found is given.
3. When a state history has also been found in digital format, it is listed in the STATE section that precedes the county list. I have limited STATE entries to those with county histories/biographical volumes in them.
4. There are a number of counties that DO have histories written, BUT they remain copyrighted material. Therefore, if a county has NONE after its name, it doesn’t mean there is no county history, just that none has been digitized. It’s also possible that the only digitized county history is included in one of the state volumes, so be sure to check those entries.
5. If the book is on FamilySearch, you will need a free account to access it. This list does NOT include town histories.
6. When all fifty states have been completed, I will post a PDF of them all.
7. One last note – it is very possible that a book is digitally available on more than one website. I’ve only included links to one site per book.

KANSAS

 STATE – A biographical history of central Kansas, Volume 1, Lewis Publishing Company, New York & Chicago, 1902.
STATE – A biographical history of central Kansas, Volume 2, Lewis Publishing Company, New York & Chicago, 1902.
STATE – The annals of Kansas, 1886-1925, in two volumes, Volume 1, Jennie Small Owen & Kirke Mechem, Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka, Kansas, 1954.
STATE – The annals of Kansas, 1886-1925, in two volumes, Volume 2, Jennie Small Owen & Kirke Mechem, Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka, Kansas, 1956.
STATE – A collection of early history of Southwestern Kansas, Dora Dean Hines, n.p., 1944.
STATE – Conquest of southwest Kansas: a history of thrilling stories of frontier life in the state of Kansas, Leola Howard Blanchard, 1931.
STATE – Early reminiscences of pioneer life in Kansas, James Shaw, Haskell Printing Company, 1886.
STATE – Handbook on the frontier days of southeast Kansas: Kansas Centennial 1861-1961, Bernice Close Shackleton, 1961.
STATE – Historical and descriptive review of Kansas: with special reference to the advantages of the towns named in the index, their prosperous institutions and progressive men, Volume 1, John Lethem, Topeka, 1890.
STATE – Historical and descriptive review of Kansas: with special reference to the advantages of the towns named in the index, their prosperous institutions and progressive men, Volume 2, John Lethem, Topeka, 1890.
STATE – History of the state of Kansas: containing a full account of its growth from an uninhabited territory to a wealthy and important state, of its early settlement, a supplementary history and description of its counties, cities, towns and villages, their advantages, industries and commerce, to which are added biographical sketches and portraits of prominent men and early settlers, Alfred Theodore Andreas, Chicago, 1883.
STATE – Kansas: a cyclopedia of state history, embracing events, institutions, industries, counties, cities, towns, prominent persons, etc… with a supplementary volume devoted to selected personal history and reminiscence, Volume 1, Frank Wilson Blackmar, Standard Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1912.
STATE – Kansas: a cyclopedia of state history, embracing events, institutions, industries, counties, cities, towns, prominent persons, etc… with a supplementary volume devoted to selected personal history and reminiscence, Volume 2, Frank Wilson Blackmar, Standard Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1912.
STATE – A standard history of Kansas and Kansans, Volume 1, William Elsey Connelley, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1918.
STATE – A standard history of Kansas and Kansans, Volume 2, William Elsey Connelley, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1918.
STATE – A standard history of Kansas and Kansans, Volume 3, William Elsey Connelley, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1918.
STATE – A standard history of Kansas and Kansans, Volume 4, William Elsey Connelley, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1918.
STATE – A standard history of Kansas and Kansans, Volume 5, William Elsey Connelley, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1918.
STATE – Genealogical and Biographical Record of North-Eastern Kansas, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 1900.

ALLEN – Allen County’s prairie cavalcade: Centennial souvenir program, 100 years of Allen County History, Allen County Centennial Commission, c1955.
ALLEN – History of Allen and Woodson Counties, Kansas: embellished with portraits of well known people of these counties, with biographies of our representative citizens, cuts of public buildings and a map of each county, L. Wallace Duncan & Charles F. Scott, Iola Register, Iola, Kansas, 1901.
ANDERSON – History of Anderson County, Kansas, from its first settlement to the Fourth of July, 1876, William A. Johnson, Kauffman & Iler, Garnett Plaindealer, 1877.
ATCHISON – History of Atchison County, Kansas, Sheffield Ingalls, Standard Publishing Company, Lawrence, Kansas, 1916.

ATCHISON –Atchison centennial, June 20-26, 1854-1954: a historic album of Atchison, Kansas, Catherine Roe & B. roe, Lockwood Company, 1954.
BARBER – NONE
BARTON – Biographical history of Barton County, Kansas, Tribune Publishing Company, Great Bend, Kansas, 1912.
BARTON – Moments in history, Barton County Historical Society, Great Bend, Kansas, 1972.
BOURBON – History of Bourbon County, Kansas, Alfred Theodore Andreas, Chicago, Illinois, 1883. Reprinted in 1976.
BOURBON – History of Bourbon County, Kansas: to the close of 1865, Thomas F. Robley, Monitor Book and Printing Company, Fort Scott, Kansas, 1894.
BROWN – Annals of Brown County, Kansas: from the earliest records to January 1, 1900, Grant W. Harrington, Hiawatha, Kansas, 1903.
BROWN – History and statistics of Brown County, Kansas,: from its earliest settlement to the present time, embracing incidents and hardships of pioneer life, the rise and progress made in twenty-two years, location, resources, fertility of its soil, etc., Edmund Needham Morrill, Kansas Herald Book, News & Job Office, Hiawatha, Kansas, 1876.
BROWN – History of Brown County, Andrew Newton Ruley, The Daily World, Hiawatha, Kansas, 1930.
BROWN – Hand book of Brown County, Kansas, Burch & Bingham, 1882.
BROWN – The year of big crops: souvenir edition issued by the Kansas Democrat 1877-1907, E. Martindale, Hiawatha, Kansas, 1907. Reprinted in 2001.
BUTLER – Butler County’s eighty years, 1855-1935: a history of Butler County, biographical sketches and portraits, Jessie Perry Stratford, Butler county News, El Dorado, Kansas, c1934.
BUTLER – History of Butler County, Kansas, Volney P. Mooney, Standard Publishing Company, Lawrence, 1916.
CHASE – Chase County historical sketches, Volume 1, Chase County Historical Society, 1940.
CHASE – Chase County historical sketches, Volume 2, Chase County Historical Society, 1948.
CHASE – *Chase County historical sketches, Volume 3, Chase County Historical Society, 1966. *Not found.
CHASE – Chase County historical sketches, Volume 4, Chase County Historical Society, 1984.
CHASE – Index to Chase County historical sketches, Volume 1, Lorna R. Marvin, Weiser, Idaho, c2001.
CHASE – Index to Chase County historical sketches, Volume 2, Lorna R. Marvin, Weiser, Idaho, c2001.
CHASE – Chase County centennial, 1872-1972, c1972.
CHASE – History of Chase County, 1853-1899: compiled for the Chase County Leader, D.A. Ellsworth & Lorna R. Marvin, 2002.
CHAUTAUQUA – NONE
CHEROKEE – History of Cherokee County, Kansas and representative citizens, Nathaniel Thompson Allison, Biographical Book Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1904.
CHEROKEE – The last one, Rosie Clem Maxton, typescript, n.d. [FamilySearch Film 962153, Item 1]
CHEYENNE – NONE
CLARK – Kings and queens of the range: a pictorial record of the early day cattlemen of Clark County, Kansas, from 1884 to 1904, Francis Marion Steele, Clark County Historical Society, Ashland, Kansas, c1976.
CLARK – Notes on early Clark County, Kansas, 1939-1940. [Reprinted from the Clark County Historical Society column in the Clark County Clipper, Ashland, Kansas in 2004, but only Volume 1 of 4 volumes has been located.]
CLAY – Portrait and biographical album of Washington, Clay and Riley Counties, Kansas: containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the counties, together with portraits and biographies of all the governors of the state, and of the presidents of the United States, Chapman Brothers, Chicago, Illinois, 1890.
CLOUD – Cloud County history, Cloud County Historical Society & Cloud County Genealogical Society, Concordia, Kansas, c1992.
CLOUD – Biographical history of Cloud County, Kansas, Mrs. E.F. Hollibaugh, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 1903.
CLOUD – The Blade Annual and history of Cloud County, J.M. Hagaman, Blade Steam Printing House, Concordia, 1884.
COFFEY – Coffey County: a glimpse into its past, present, future, Wanda Christy, Coffee County Today, 1987.
COFFEY – First hand historical episodes of early Coffey County from the pens of George Throckmorton … [et al.]: details of the Negro exodus, the Ottumwa College, early day Indian stories, the grasshopper invasion, and hundreds of interesting pioneer day incidents, George Throckmorton & John Redmond, n.d.
COMANCHE – Comanche County history: Comanche County, Kansas, Comanche County Historical Society, Coldwater, Kansas, c1981.
COWLEY – History of Cowley County, Kansas, D.A. Millington & E.P. Greer, Winfield Courier, Winfield, Kansas, 1901. [Faint and hard to read, but I only found one copy.]
COWLEY – Biographical Record: This volume contains biographical sketches of leading citizens of Cowley County, Kansas, Biographical Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1901.
CRAWFORD – A twentieth century history and biographical record of Crawford County, Kansas by home authors, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 1905.
DECATUR – NONE
DICKINSON – NONE
DONIPHAN – Doniphan County, Kansas, history and directory: containing the state constitution, a concise history of Kansas, also of Doniphan county, and sketches of each village in the county, citizens’ and business directory, revenue and postal information, legal forms, etc., R.F. Smith, Smith & Vaughn, 1868.
DONIPHAN – Gray’s Doniphan County history: a record of the happenings of half a hundred years, Patrick Leopold Gray, Roycroft Press, Bendena, Kansas, 1905.
DONIPHAN – Illustrated Doniphan County, 1837-1916: supplement to The Weekly Kansas Chief, Troy, Kansas, April 6, 1916: the home of the red apple, the fragrant alfalfa and the golden corn: seventy-nine years of progress and prosperity, John A. Ostertag & Enid Ostertag, Weekly Kansas Chief, Troy, Kansas, c1916.
DOUGLAS – Rural schools and schoolhouses of Douglas County, Kansas, Goldie Piper Daniels & Wayne Masterson, Telegraphics, Baldwin, Kansas, c1975.
EDWARDS – J.A. Walker’s early history of Edward County, J.A. Walker, 1878.
EDWARDS – The Kinsley-Edwards County centennial, from prairie to people, 1873-1973, Myron C. Burr & Elizabeth Ann Burr, Noland Publishing, Kinsley & Medicine Lodge,  1973.
ELK – NONE
ELLIS – Golden jubilee of the German0Russian settlements of Ellis and Rush counties, Kansas, 1926.
ELLIS – Historical and biographical sketches, Old Settlers’ Association of Ellis County, Kansas, c1951.
ELLSWORTH – NONE
FINNEY – Population changes in Finney County, Kansas, 1880-1958: a geographic study, Sara C. Larson, Department of geology and Geography, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, 1962.
FORD – Dodge City and Ford County, Kansas, 1870-1920: pioneer histories and stories, Ford County Historical Society, Dodge City, Kansas, c1996.
FRANKLIN – Reflections of Franklin County and Chautauqua days, Franklin County Historical Society, Ottawa, Kansas, 1961.
GEARY – NONE
GOVE – NONE
GRAHAM – Writer and engraver’s picture of Graham County’s progress since its organization, Miss Chance, F.M. Steves & Sons, Topeka, Kansas, 1906.
GRANT – History of Grant County, Kansas, Robert R. Wilson & Ethel M. Sears, c1950.
GRAY – NONE
GREELEY – Ghost towns of Greeley County, Kansas, Conner Sorenson, Tribune, Kansas, c1967.
GREELEY – History of early Greeley County, Volume 2, Greeley County Historical Book Committee, Tribune, Kansas, c1981, c1987. [Volume 1 not found.]
GREENWOOD – History of Greenwood County, Kansas, Jean S. Reser, n.p., n.d.
GREENWOOD – Stories from Greenwood County pioneer women, Daisy Hardy Walters, Greenwood County Historical Society, n.d.
HAMILTON – Hamilton County, Kansas history, Floyd Edwards, Hamilton County Historical Society, Syracuse, Kansas, 1979.
HARPER – NONE
HARVEY – When neighbors were neighbors, Ada White Royer, Mennonite Press, Newton, Kansas, 1974.
HASKELL – History of Haskell County, Kansas, F.M.D. McLain, Fort Hays, Kansas, 1957.
HODGEMAN – A history of Hodgeman County, Margaret Haun Raser & Ina Rumford, Hodgeman County Centennial Committee, 1961.
JACKSON – An early history of Jackson County, 1855-1880, Henry Ewert, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas, 1942.
JEFFERSON – The first hundred years of Jefferson county, Kansas: 1855-1955, n.p., 1955.
JEWELL – History of Jewell County, Kansas: with a full account of the early settlements and Indian atrocities committed within its borders; its final settlement, organization and progress; its present society , churches and schools; its towns, streams, topography, soil and products; its population, township organizations and officers; its industries, business, resources, & etc., M. Winsor & James A. Scarbrough, Diamond Printing Office, Jewell, Kansas, 1878.
JEWELL – What price White Rock? A chronicle of northwestern Jewell County, Harry E. Ross, Burr Oak herald, Burr Oak, Kansas, c1937.
JOHNSON – Atlas map of Johnson county, Kansas, E.F. Heisler & D.M. Smith, Wyandott, Kansas, 1874.
JOHNSON – Black Bob Indian lands, Audrey Lee Wagner Woodruff, Kansas City, Missouri, 1967.
JOHNSON – History of Johnson County, Kansas, Ed Blair, Standard Publishing Company, Lawrence, 1915.
JOHNSON – Johnson County, Kansas: its history in paintings and prose, 1776-1976, Johnson County Bicentennial Committee, c1976.
JOHNSON – The Methodist Shawnee Mission in Johnson County, Kansas, 1830-1862, James Anderson & Thomas Johnson, Kansas City Posse of the Westerners, Kansas City, Missouri, c1862. Reprinted in 1956.
JOHNSON – Annals of Shawnee Methodist Mission and Indian Manual Labor School, Martha B. Caldwell, Kansas State Historical Society, W.C. Austin, Topeka, 1939.
KEARNY – NONE
KINGMAN – NONE
KIOWA – NONE
LABETTE – History of Labette County, Kansas and representative citizens, Nelson Case, Biographical Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1893.
LABETTE – History of Labette County, Kansas and representative citizens, Nelson Case, Biographical Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1901. [Not the same book as above.]
LABETTE –Our heroes in our defense, Labette County, Kansas, W.H. Lightfoot, Commercial Publishing Company, Parsons, 1921.
LANE – Historical record of Lane County in commemoration of Lane County’s 75^th anniversary, Dighton Herald, Dighton, Kansas, 1961.
LANE – Pioneer days in Lane County, Lane County Historical Society, 1959.
LEAVENWORTH – Centennial historical program, Leavenworth, Kansas, Historical Program Committee, Leavenworth, Kansas, c1954.
LEAVENWORTH – Early history of Leavenworth city and county: also an appendix containing a list of the lawyers, with a sketch of each of the first judicial district and who signed the roll of attorneys from 1855 to the admission of the state, Henry Miles Moore, Samuel Dosworth Book Company, Leavenworth, Kansas, 1906.
LEAVENWORTH – History of Leavenworth County, Kansas, Jesse A. Hall & LeRoy T. Hand, Historical Publishing Company, Topeka, Kansas, 1921.
LEAVENWORTH – Leavenworth County oldest resident Pioneer Day contest, 1936, 1936.
LINCOLN – A souvenir history of Lincoln County, Kansas, Elizabeth N. Barr, Kansas Farmer Job Office, Topeka, Kansas, 1908.
LINCOLN – Surname index to Souvenir history of Lincoln County, Kansas, Smoky Valley Genealogical Society and Library, Salina, Kansas, n.d..
LINN – Linn County, Kansas: a history : written to give and preserve the more intimate knowledge of incidents of world-wide importance and marking an epochal period in the history of the human race, William Ansel Mitchell, Campbell-Gates, Kansas City, 1928.
LOGAN – NONE
LYON – Annals of Emporia and Lyon county: historical incidents of the first quarter of a century, 1857 to 1882, Jacob Stotler, Emporia, Kansas, c1898.
LYON – History of Emporia and Lyon county, Laura M. French, Emporia Gazette Printing, Emporia, 1929.
MARION – NONE
MARSHALL – Historical Marshall County, Kansas, Ida Wells Stimson, c1917.
MARSHALL – History of Marshall County, Kansas: its people, industries and institutions, with biographical sketches of representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families, Emma Elizabeth Forter, B.F. Bowen, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1917.
MARSHALL – Portrait and biographical album of Marshall County, Kansas : containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the county, together with portraits and biographies of all the governors of the state, and of the Presidents of the United States, Chapman Brothers, Chicago, Illinois, 1889.
MARSHALL – The True Republican illustrated edition of Marysville and Marshall County, Kansas, B. Clark & Runneals, 1890.
MCPHERSON – NONE
MEADE – A history of Meade County, Kansas, Frank Seymour Sullivan, Crane & Company, Topeka, Kansas, 1916.
MIAMI – The king of counties: Miami County, her towns, villages and business, timber, water, land and agricultural resources. Statistics showing her to be the best county in the state. Good schools and churches, George Higgins, Western Spirit Printing, Paola, Kansas, 1877.
MIAMI – Miami County 4-H celebrates bicentennial: 1926-1976,
Kansas, Inter Collegiate Press, Shawnee, Kansas, c1976.
MITCHELL – Mitchell County, historical essays, 1967.
MONTGOMERY – History of Montgomery County, Kansas: by its own people…containing sketches of our pioneers – revealing their trials and hardships in planting civilization in this county – biographies of their worthy successors, and containing other information of a character valuable as reference to the citizens of the county, Lew Wallace Duncan, Iola, Kansas, 1903.
MORRIS – NONE
MORTON – Morton County, 1886-1986, cornerstone of Kansas, Ron and Theda Peters, 1986.
NEMAHA – History of Nemaha County, Kansas, Ralph Tennal, Standard Publishing Company, Lawrence, Kansas, 1916.
NEMAHA – Old settlers’ tales: Pottawatomie and Nemaha county, Ferdinand Francis Crevecoeur, typescript, c1901. Reprint.
NEOSHO – History of Neosho and Wilson counties, Kansas: containing sketches of our pioneers – revealing their trials and hardships in planting civilization in these counties – biographies of their worthy successors and portraits of prominent people of the counties – past and present, Lew Wallace Duncan, Monitor Printing Company, Fort Scott, 1902.
NEOSHO – History of Neosho County, Volume 1, William White Graves, Journal Press, St. Paul, Kansas, 1949-1951.
NEOSHO – History of Neosho County, Volume 2, William White Graves, Journal Press, St. Paul, Kansas, 1949-1951.
NEOSHO – Gleanings form Western Prairies, William E. Youngman, Jones & Pigott, Cambridge, 1882.
NESS – Ness, western county, Kansas, Minnie Dubbs Millbrook & Cecilia Banwell, Millbrook Print Company, Detroit, Michigan, 1955.
NESS – Hand-book of Ness County, Kansas, The Dairy World, C.S. Burch Company Chicago, 1887.
NORTON – The history and early settlement of Norton County, Kansas, Francis Marion Lockard, Champion, Norton, c1894.
NORTON – Seventy years in Norton County, Kansas, 1872-1942, Darius N. Bowers, Norton County Champion, Norton, Kansas, 1942.
OSAGE – From trail to sail: Osage County, Kansas, Osage County Historical Society, Lyndon, Kansas, 1976.
OSAGE – History of Osage City and Osage County, Oscar Adams Copple, n.p., n.d.
OSBORNE – Osborne County centurama, Osborne County Celebrations Committee, Osborne, Kansas, 1971.
OSBORNE – Osborne County revisited 1871-1971, Gladys Buck Enoch, n.p., 1971.
OTTAWA – Delphos : in the Solomon Valley of Kansas: the beginning of Delphos and Ottawa County and accounts of the last Indian raids in the Solomon Valley as recorded by early day settlers, Donna Burough Opat, Abbot House, Lindsborg, Kansas, c1998, 2002.
OTTAWA – History of Ottawa County, Kansas, 1864-1984, n.p., c1984.
OTTAWA – Ottawa County centennial, 1866-1966, Ottawa County Centennial Committee, Minneapolis, Kansas, 1966.
PAWNEE – Echoes of Pawnee Rock, Margaret Perkins, Goldsmith-Woolard Publishing Company, Wichita, Kansas, c1908.
PAWNEE – Pawnee Panorama 100, 1872-1972: historical pageant program for Larned and Pawnee County County, Kansas July 18-19-20-21-22, c1972.
PAWNEE – Progress 200: Pawnee County, 1872-1976, Tiller and Toiler, Larned, Kansas, 1976.
PHILLIPS – Phillipsburg and Phillips County centennial, 1872-1972, Phillipsburg Centennial Committee, Phillipsburg, Kansas, 1972.
POTTAWATOMIE – – Old settlers’ tales: Pottawatomie and Nemaha county, F.F. Crevecoeur, typescript, c1877. Reprint.
POTTAWATOMIE – Early history of Pottawatomie County, 1854-1954, n.p., n.d.
POTTAWATOMIE – The Oregon trail through Pottawatomie County, William Ernest Smith, c1926-1928. [FamilySearch Film 874251, item 10]
PRATT – Chronicles of Pratt and Pratt County, Kansas, A.C. Tracy, Pratt County Historical Society, Pratt, Kansas, 1972. Reprint form 1911.
RAWLINS – NONE
RENO – History of Reno County, Kansas: its people, industries and institutions with biographical sketches of representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families, Volume 1, Sheridan Ploughe, B.F. Bowen, Indianapolis, Indiana, c1917.
RENO – History of Reno County, Kansas: its people, industries and institutions with biographical sketches of representative citizens and genealogical records of many of the old families, Volume 2, Sheridan Ploughe, B.F. Bowen, Indianapolis, Indiana, c1917.
RENO – Reno’s response: history of Reno county’s war work activities during the World war, 1917-1918, Hutchinson, Kansas, c1921.
RENO – Their record: a memorial of the services and sacrifices of the 8,346 Reno county men and women in the armed forces in Word War II, Fred K. Henney, Bob Campbell Post No. 1361, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Hutchinson, Kansas, 1947.
REPUBLIC – A history of Republic County, Kansas: embracing a full and complete account of all the leading events in its history, from its first settlement down to Jun 1, ’01, including Indian depredations and the hardships endured by the pioneer settlers, also the topography of the county …… Also the topography of the County … and other valuable information never before published, Isaac O. Savage, Jones & Chubbic, Beloit, Kansas, 1901.
REPUBLIC – A history of Republic County, Kansas, embracing a full . . .account of all the leading events in hits history, from its first settlement down to June 1st, 1883, Isaac O. Savage, Daily Capital Printing House, Topeka, Kansas, 1883.
RICE – The history of Rice Count: from the Rice County Gazette, March 30, 1876, John M. Muscott & Max Moxley, Sterling, Kansas, 1976.
RILEY – Portrait and biographical album of Washington, Clay and Riley Counties, Kansas: containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the counties, together with portraits and biographies of all the governors of the state, and of the presidents of the United States, Chapman Brothers, Chicago, Illinois, 1890.
RILEY – An illustrated sketch book of Riley County, Kansas, the “Blue Ribbon County,” Nationalist, Manhattan, Kansas, 1881.
RILEY – Log cabin days: surname index, Earl Gilbert Darby, Riley County Historical Society, Manhattan, Kansas, 1929.
ROOKS – NONE
RUSH – Golden jubilee of the German0Russian settlements of Ellis and Rush counties, Kansas, 1926.
RUSSELL – NONE
SALINE – NONE
SCOTT – NONE
SEDGWICK – Historical atlas of Sedgwick county, Kansas, John P. Edwards, Philadelphia, 1882. Reprint in 1982.
SEDGWICK – History of Wichita and Sedgwick County, Kansas: past and present, including an account of the cities, towns and villages of the county, Volume 1, Orsemus Hills Bentley, C.G. Cooper & Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1910.
SEDGWICK – History of Wichita and Sedgwick County, Kansas: past and present, including an account of the cities, towns and villages of the county, Volume 2, Orsemus Hills Bentley, C.G. Cooper & Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1910.
SEWARD – Seward County, Kansas, Pauline Toland, Seward County Historical Society, Seward, Kansas, K.C. Printers, Liberal, Kansas, 1979.
SHAWNEE – An album of 19^th century homes of Shawnee County, John W. Ripley, Robert W. Richmond, Shawnee County Historical society, Topeka, Kansas, 1974.
SHAWNEE – History of Shawnee County, Kansas, and representative citizens, James Levi  King, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1905.
SHAWNEE – Stage, screen and radio: Shawnee County, 1871-1940, John W. Ripley & Ted Wear, Shawnee County Historical Society, Topeka, Kansas, 1966.
SHAWNEE – Remembrances in wood, brick, and stone: examples from the architectural heritage of Shawnee County, Kansas: a historic preservation project, Topeka-Shawnee County Metropolitan Planning Commission, Topeka, Kansas, 1975.
SHAWNEE – Historical sketch of Shawnee County, Kansas: prepared for the occasion of the centennial celebration, July 4, 1876, Frye William Giles, Commonwealth Steam Book and Job Print House, Topeka, Kansas, 1876.
SHAWNEE – William W. Cone’s Historical sketch of Shawnee County, Kansas: including an account of the important events in the early settlement of each township, Kansas Farmer Printing House, Topeka, Kansas, 1877.
SHERIDAN – NONE
SHERMAN – NONE
SMITH – NONE
STAFFORD – NONE
STANTON – Stanton County, Kansas, 1887-1987, n.p., c1987.
STEVENS – NONE
SUMNER – The Sumner County story, Gwendoline Sanders & Paul Sanders, Mennonite Press, North Newton, Kansas, 1966. [FamilySearch Film 924497, Item 1]
THOMAS – The golden jubilee anniversary of Thomas County and its neighbors, 1835-1935, George H. Kinkel & Charles A. Jones, Prairie Drummer Colby, Kansas, 1976. Reprint from 1935.
THOMAS – A history of Thomas County, Kansas, Wayne C. Wingo, Cheyenne, Wyoming, c1964.
TREGO – NONE
WABAUNSEE – Early history of Wabaunsee County, Kansas, with stories of pioneer days and glimpses of our western border, Matt Thomson, Alma, Kansas, 1901.
WABAUNSEE – New branches from old trees: a new history of Wabaunsee County, Wabaunsee County Historical Society, c1976.
WABAUNSEE – Business directory and history of Wabaunsee County, Kansas Directory Company, Topeka, 1907.
WALLACE – NONE
WASHINGTON – Portrait and biographical album of Washington, Clay and Riley Counties, Kansas: containing full page portraits and biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens of the counties, together with portraits and biographies of all the governors of the state, and of the presidents of the United States, Chapman Brothers, Chicago, Illinois, 1890.
WICHITA – NONE
WILSON – History of Neosho and Wilson counties, Kansas: containing sketches of our pioneers – revealing their trials and hardships in planting civilization in these counties – biographies of their worthy successors and portraits of prominent people of the counties – past and present, Lew Wallace Duncan, Monitor Printing Company, Fort Scott, 1902.
WOODSON – History of Allen and Woodson Counties, Kansas: embellished with portraits of well known people of these counties, with biographies of our representative citizens, cuts of public buildings and a map of each county, L. Wallace Duncan & Charles F. Scott, Iola Register, Iola, Kansas, 1901.
WYANDOTTE – History of Wyandotte County, Kansas and its people, Volume 1, Perl Wilbur Morgan, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1911.
WYANDOTTE – History of Wyandotte County, Kansas and its people, Volume 2, Perl Wilbur Morgan, Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, Illinois, 1911.
WYANDOTTE – Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas. Historical and biographical. Comprising a condensed history of the state, a careful history of Wyandotte County and a comprehensive history of the growth of the cities, towns and villages, Goodspeed Publishing Company, Chicago, 1890.