With all my family ties to Maine, today’s list is close to my heart. Today’s list isn’t long and only Sagadahoc County has no volumes to share, but I’ve found some previously undiscovered good stuff!

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.

MAINE

STATE – Saco Valley settlements and families: historical, biographical, genealogical, traditional and legendary, Gideon Tibbetts Ridlon, Portland, Maine, 1895.
STATE – Biographical review of Somerset, Piscataquis, Hancock, Washington, and Aroostook counties, Maine, Biographical Review Publishing Company, Boston, 1898.
STATE – Biographical encyclopedia of Maine of the nineteenth century, Metropolitan Publishing and Engraving Company, Boston, 1885.
STATE – Biographical sketches of representative citizens of the state of Maine, New England Historical Publishing Company, Boston, 1903.

ANDROSCOGGIN – Atlas and history of Androscoggin County, Maine: from actual surveys, Sanford Everts & Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1873.
ANDROSCOGGIN – History of Androscoggin County, Maine, Georgia Drew Merrill, W.A. Fergusson & Company, Boston, 1891.
AROOSTOOK – Aroostook: with some account of the excursions thither of the editors of Maine, in the years 1858 and 1878, and of the colony of Swedes, settled in the town of New Sweden, Edward Henry Elwell, Transcript Printing Company, Portland, 1878.
AROOSTOOK – History of Aroostook, Edward Wiggin, Star-Herald Press, Presque Isle, Maine, 1922. [Two volumes in one book]
AROOSTOOK – Aroostook: our last frontier: Maine’s picturesque potato empire, Charles Morrow Wilson, Stephen Daye Printing, Brattleboro, Vermont, 1937.
CUMBERLAND – History of Cumberland County, Maine: with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers, W. Woodford Clayton, Everts & Peck, Philadelphia, 1880.
CUMBERLAND – Biographical review of Cumberland County, Maine, Biographical Review Publishing Company, Boston, 1896.
FRANKLIN – Biographical Review of Franklin & Oxford Counties, Maine, Biographical Review Publishing Company, Boston, 1897.
HANCOCK – A brief account of the early settlements along the shores of Skilling’s River: including West Sullivan, West Gouldsborough, Trenton Point and North Hancock: also reminiscences and anecdotes of old times and old folks, Thomas Foss, 1870.
HANCOCK – A survey of Hancock County, Maine, Samuel Wasson, Sprague Owen & Nash Printers, Augusta, Maine, 1878.
KENNEBEC – Illustrated history of Kennebec County, Maine: 1625-1799-1892, Simeon L. Deyo & Henry D. Kingsbury, H.W. Blake, New York, 1892.
KENNEBEC – A northern countryside, Rosalind Richards, Henry Holt & Company, New York, 1916.
KENNEBEC – Early history of the Kennebec Valley, Seth Harding Whitney, Sprague, Burleigh & Flynt, Augusta, Maine, 1887.
KENNEBEC – Kennebec yesterdays, Ernest Cummings Marriner, Colby College Press, Waterville, Maine, 1954.
KNOX – Chronicles of Knox County, Robert B. Fillmore, Rockport, 1922.
LINCOLN – Chronicles of Lincoln County, Robert B. Fillmore, Kennebec Journal Print Shop, Augusta, 1924.
OXFORD – Sketches of Oxford County, Thomas Treadwell Stone, Shirley & Ryde, Portland, Maine, 1830.
OXFORD – Biographical Review of Franklin & Oxford Counties, Maine, Biographical Review Publishing Company, Boston, 1897.
PENOBSCOT – History of Penobscot County, Maine: with illustrations and biographical sketches, 1826-1882. Williams, Chase & Company, Cleveland, Ohio, 1882.
PENOBSCOT – Genealogical index to Penobscot County history of Maine, 1882: published by Williams, Chase & Co., Agnes H. Ames Brewer, Maine, 1973.
PISCATAQUIS – Historical collections of Piscataquis County, Maine: consisting of papers read at meetings of Piscataquis County Historical Society; also the North Eastern Boundary Controversy and the Aroostook War, with documentary matter pertaining thereto, Piscataquis Historical Society, The Observer Press, Dover, Maine, 1910.
PISCATQUIS – History of Piscataquis County, Maine, from its earliest settlement to 1880, Amasa Loring, Hoyt, Fogg & Donham, Portland, Maine, 1880.
SAGADAHOC –NONE
SOMERSET – East Somerset County register, 1911-1912, Chatto, Auburn, Maine, 1912.
WALDO – A survey of Waldo County, Maine: historical, physical, agricultural, J.W. Lang, Sprague, Owen & Nash, Augusta, 1873.
WASHINGTON – Calais, Eastport and Vicinity, their representative business men and points of interest, embracing Calais, Eastport, Machias, Machiasport, Milltown, Jonesport, Princeton, Millbridge, Cherryfield and Lubec, George F. Bacon, Glenwood Publishing Company, Newark, New Jersey, 1892.
WASHINGTON – Eastport and Passamaquoddy: a collection of historical and biographical sketches, William Henry Kilby, Edward E. Shead & Company, Eastport, Maine, 1888.
WASHINGTON – The Narraguagus Valley: some account of its early settlement and settlers, James Alphonso Milliken, A.J. Huston, Portland Maine, 1910.
YORK – History of York County, Maine: with illustrations and biographical sketches of its prominent men and pioneers, W. Woodford Clayton, Everts & Peck, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1880.

Readers might not have been keeping county, but I certainly have been. Maryland is state #46 – we’ve almost gone the distance.

As with New Jersey, I am impressed with all the digital volumes that Maryland has on offer. A few counties aren’t well represented, but check the STATE volumes for those that have NONE by their names.

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.

MARYLAND

STATE – History of Western Maryland: being a history of Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll, Washington, Allegany, and Garrett counties, Volume 1, John T. Scharf, Philadelphia, 1882.
STATE – History of Western Maryland: being a history of Frederick, Montgomery, Carroll, Washington, Allegany, and Garrett counties, Volume 2, John T. Scharf, Philadelphia, 1882.
STATE – Maryland’s colonial Eastern Shore: historical sketches of counties and of some notable structures, Swepson Earle, & Percy G. Skirven, Baltimore, Maryland, 1916.
STATE – Biographical cyclopedia of representative men of Maryland and District of Columbia, National Biographical Publishing Company, Baltimore, 1879.
STATE –Portrait and biographical record of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, Chapman Publishing Company, New York 1898.
STATE – Portrait and biographical record of the sixth congressional district, Maryland, Chapman Publishing Company, New York, 1898.
STATE – Men of Maryland, George F. Bragg, Church Advocate Press, Baltimore, 1914. [African-Americans]
STATE – The book of Maryland: men and institutions, a work for press reference, Maryland Biographical Association, Baltimore, Maryland, 1920.
STATE – Biographical sketches of distinguished Marylanders, Esmeralda Pinkney Boyle, Kelly, Piet & Company, Baltimore, 1877.
STATE – Portrait and biographical record of Harford and Cecil counties, Maryland, Chapman Publishing Company, New York, 1897.

ALLEGANY – History of Allegany County, Maryland: including its aboriginal history, the colonial and revolutionary period, its settlement by the white race and subsequent growth, Volume 1, James W. Thomas & T.J.C. Williams, L.R. Titsworth, 1923.
ALLEGANY – History of Allegany County, Maryland: including its aboriginal history, the colonial and revolutionary period, its settlement by the white race and subsequent growth, Volume 2, James W. Thomas & T.J.C. Williams, L.R. Titsworth, 1923.
ANNE ARUNDEL – A history of Anne Arundel County, Maryland: adapted for use in the schools of the county, Elihu Samuel Riley, C.G. Feldmeyer, Annapolis, Maryland, 1905.
ANNE ARUNDEL – The founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland. A genealogical and biographical review, J.D. Warfield, Kohn & Pollock, Baltimore, Maryland, 1905.
BALTIMORE – Annals of Baltimore, Thomas Waters Griffith, W. Wooddy, Baltimore, 1824.
BALTIMORE – Baltimore County, its history, progress and opportunities: with snapshots and sidelights of some of its prominent men, Thiemann Scott Offutt, Logie Bonnett & Elmer R. Haile, Jeffersonian Publishing, Towson, Maryland, 1916.
BALTIMORE – History of Baltimore city and county: from the earliest period to the present day; including biographical sketches of their representative men, John Thomas Scharf, L.H. Everts, Philadephia, Pennsylvania, 1881.
CALVERT – NONE
CAROLINE – History of Caroline County, Maryland from its beginning, Laura C. Cochrane, J.W. Stowell Printing Company, Federalsburg, Maryland, 1920.
CAROLINE – History of Caroline County, Maryland, from its beginnings, Edward M. Noble, 1918.
CARROLL – NONE
CECIL – Cecil County in the Revolutionary War: being an account of some of the experiences, events and locations prominent to Cecil County and its citizens during the period of 1776 to 1783, Cecil County Bicentennial Committee, Elkton, Maryland, 1976.
CECIL – Cecil County, Maryland: a study in local history, Alice Etta Miller, C & L Print & Specialty Company. 1949. Reprint in 1976.
CECIL – History of Cecil County, Maryland: and the early settlements around the head of Chesapeake Bay on the Delaware River, with sketches of some of the old families of Cecil County, George Johnston, Elkton, Maryland, 1881.
CHARLES – The history of Charles County, Maryland: written in its tercentenary year of 1958, Margaret Brown Klapthor & Paul Dennis Brown, Charles County Tercentenary, La Plata, Maryland, 1958.
DORCHESTER – History of Dorchester County, Maryland, Elias Jones, Williams & Wilkins, Baltimore, 1902.
FREDERICK – History of Frederick County, Maryland, from the earliest settlements to the beginning of the War Between the States: by T.J.C. Williams …continued from the beginning of the year 1861 down to the present time, by Folger MicKinsey (the Bentztown Bard) To this is added a biographical record of representative families prepared from data obtained from original sources of information, Volume 1, Thomas John Chew Williams & Folger McKinsey, L.R. Titsworth & Company, Frederick, Maryland 1910.
FREDERICK – History of Frederick County, Maryland, from the earliest settlements to the beginning of the War Between the States: by T.J.C. Williams …continued from the beginning of the year 1861 down to the present time, by Folger MicKinsey (the Bentztown Bard) To this is added a biographical record of representative families prepared from data obtained from original sources of information, Volume 2, Thomas John Chew Williams & Folger McKinsey, L.R. Titsworth & Company, Frederick, Maryland 1910.
GARRETT – NONE
HARFORD – Index [to History of] Harford County, Maryland, 1608-1812, Hilda Nancy Ersula Snowberger Chance & Walter Wilkes Preston, Century Enterprises, Huntsville, Arkansas, 1968.
HARFORD – History of Harford County, Maryland: from 1608 (the year of Smith’s expedition) to the close of the war of 1812, Walter Wilkes Preston, Press of Sun, Baltimore, Maryland, 1901.
HOWARD – The founders of Anne Arundel and Howard Counties, Maryland. A genealogical and biographical review, J.D. Warfield, Kohn & Pollock, Baltimore, Maryland, 1905.
KENT- History of Kent County, Maryland, 1630-1916, Fred G. Usilton, n.d.
KENT – Old Kent : the eastern shore of Maryland; notes illustrative of the most ancient records of Kent County Maryland, and of the parishes of St. Paul’s, Shrewsbury and I. U. and genealogical histories of land and distinguished families of Maryland, and their connections by marriage, etc., with an introduction, George Adolphus Hanson, J.P. Des Forges, Baltimore, 1876.
MONTGOMERY – The history of Montgomery county, Maryland, from its earliest settlement in 1650 to 1879, Thomas Hulings Stockton Boyd, Clarksburg, 1879.PRINCE GEORGE’S – NONE
QUEEN ANNE’S – The “endeavours and exertions” of Queen Anne’s County, Maryland during the Revolutionary War, 1775-1783: compiled from the Maryland State Archives, Mildred C. Schoch, Queen Anne’s County Bicentennial Commission, Centreville, Maryland, 1976.
QUEEN ANNE’S – Queen Anne’s County, Maryland, its early history and development: a series of sketches based upon original research, Frederick Emory, Centerville Observer, 1886-1887, Centerville, Maryland, Reprint in 1950.
SOMERSET – Old Somerset on the eastern shore of Maryland: a study in foundations and founders, Clayton Torrence, Whittet & Shepperson, Richmond, Virginia, 1935.
ST. MARY’S – NONE
TALBOT – History of Talbot County, Maryland, 1661-1861, Volume 1, Oswald Tilghman & Samuel Alexander Harrison, Williams & Wilkins Company, Baltimore, 1915.
TALBOT – History of Talbot County, Maryland, 1661-1861, Volume 2, Oswald Tilghman & Samuel Alexander Harrison, Williams & Wilkins Company, Baltimore, 1915.
WASHINGTON – A history of Washington County, Maryland: from the earliest settlements to the present time, Volume 1, Thomas John Chew Williams, John M. Runk & L.R. Titsworth, 1906.
WASHINGTON – A history of Washington County, Maryland: from the earliest settlements to the present time, Volume 2, Part 1, Thomas John Chew Williams, John M. Runk & L.R. Titsworth, 1906.
WASHINGTON – A history of Washington County, Maryland: from the earliest settlements to the present time, Volume 2, Part 2, Thomas John Chew Williams, John M. Runk & L.R. Titsworth, 1906. [FamilySearch Film 1036572]
WICOMICO – NONE
WORCESTER – NONE

Next on the list is one of my favorite states, not just for its family history resources, but also because I think it is the most beautiful of our states, with all its national parks.

Utah didn’t disappoint in the digitized books arena either. If you have Utah roots, FamilySearch should absolutely be your main resource for locating 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.

UTAH

STATE: A reader tipped me off to the Utah Centennial County Histories, available for free and to download for ALL Utah counties.

STATE – Tullidge’s histories, (volume 2): containing the history of all the northern, eastern, and western counties of Utah: also the counties of southern Idaho, Juvenile Instructor, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1889. [Cache, Box Elder, Summit, Tooele, Davis, Morgan and Wasatch Counties]
STATE – The book of the pioneers: a record of those who arrived in the Valley of the Great Salt Lake during the year 1847; including names, ages, autographs and places of residence of all known survivors on July 24, 1897, “The year of jubilee!” compared and verified with official documents, Utah Semi-Centennial Commission, 1897. [FamilySearch Film 25543]
STATE – Utah since statehood, historical and biographical, Volume 1, Noble Warrum, Charles W. Morse & W. Brown Ewing, S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago & Salt Lake City, 1919.
STATE – Utah since statehood, historical and biographical, Volume 2, Noble Warrum, Charles W. Morse & W. Brown Ewing, S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago & Salt Lake City, 1919.
STATE – Utah since statehood, historical and biographical, Volume 3, Noble Warrum, Charles W. Morse & W. Brown Ewing, S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago & Salt Lake City, 1919.
STATE – Utah since statehood, historical and biographical, Volume 4, Noble Warrum, Charles W. Morse & W. Brown Ewing, S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Chicago & Salt Lake City, 1919.
STATE – Representative women of Deseret, a book of biographical sketches to accompany the picture bearing the same title, Augusta Joyce Crocheron, J.C. Graham & Company, Salt Lake City, 1884.

BEAVER – Monuments to courage, a history of Beaver County, Aird G. Merkley, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Beaver County Company, Beaver, Utah, 1948.
BOX ELDER – Box Elder lore of the nineteeth century, Sons of Utah Pioneers, Box Elder Chapter, Brigham City, Utah, 1951.
BOX ELDER – History of Box Elder County, Lydia Walker Forsgren, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Box Elder County Company, c1937.
BOX ELDER – Pioneer forts: 22 forts located – Ogden City, Weber, Davis & Box Elder Counties: including locations & histories of forts, shelters, Indians & trappers etc., Gordon Q. Jones, North Ogden, Utah, c2009.
BOX ELDER – Willard – Box Elder, Utah biographies history, Volume 1, Willow Creek Camp, D.U.P., n.d.
BOX ELDER – Willard – Box Elder, Utah biographies history, Volume 2, Willow Creek Camp, D.U.P., n.d.
CACHE – Early history of Cache County, Utah: January 1, 1923 to January 1, 1925, Merlin R. Hovey, typescript, 1948. [FamilySearch Film 25839]
CACHE – History of Cache County, written by the patrons, pupils, and teachers of the third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades of the Cache County Schools, Utah State Agricultural College, Logan, Utah, 1955.
CACHE – Recollections of settling Cache Valley, manuscript, n.d.
CARBON – Centennial echoes from Carbon County, Thursey Jessen Reynolds, Carbon County Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 1948.
DAGGETT – NONE
DAVIS – NONE
DUCHESNE – Early history of Duchesne County, Mildred Miles Dillman, Art City Publishing, Springville, Utah, 1948.
DUCHESNE – From then until now: 75 years in Central Uintah Basin, Volume 1, n.d.
DUCHESNE – Homesteads and Indian leases on the Lake Fork, William R. Evans, Stevenson’s Genealogical Center, Provo, Utah, 1983.
EMERY – Castle Valley: a history of Emery County, Stella McElprang, Emery County Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 1949.
EMERY – History of Sanpete and Emery Counties, Utah: with sketches of cities, towns and villages, chronology of important events, records of Indian wars, portraits of prominent persons, and biographies of representative citizens, W.H. Lever, Ogden, Utah, 1898.
EMERY – History of Sanpete [and] Emery Counties, Utah 1898: every name index, Jane J. Cloward, n.d.
GARFIELD – Biographies and history of Garfield County Pioneers, Opal Miller, Panguitch, Utah {FamilySearch Film 1036960, Items 1-3]
GARFIELD – Johns Valley, the way we saw it, Art City Publishing, Springville, Utah, 1971.
GRAND – NONE
IRON – History of Iron County Mission, Parowan, Utah, Luella Adams Dalton, n.d.
JUAB – NONE
KANE – History of Kane County, Elsie Chamberlain Carroll, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Kane County Company, 1960.
MILLARD – NONE
MORGAN – Pioneering Morgan County, A.W. Eperson, 1947.
PIUTE – Grass Valley history: including the communities of Box Creek, Burrville, Greenwich, Koosharem, Harlow Floyd Brown, Grass Valley History Committee, BYU Press, Provo, Utah, 2005.
RICH – A photo history of Bear Lake Valley, Jens Patrick Wilde, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Bear Lake County Company, Bear Lake Publishing, Montpelier, Idaho, 2005.
SALT LAKE – The history of Salt Lake City and its founders: incorporating a brief history of the pioneers of Utah, Edward W. Tullidge, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1886.
SALT LAKE – Tales of a triumphant people: a history of Salt Lake County, 1847-1900, Daughers of the Utah Pioneers, Stevens & Wallace Printers, Salt Lake City, 1947. [FamilySearch Film 973489]
SALT LAKE – Biographical encyclopaedia, or, condensed biographical sketches of presiding officers, veterans, missionaries and other active men and women, in the Salt Lake Stake of Zion, alphabetically arranged, Andrew Jenson, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1888.
SAN JUAN – History of San Juan County, Albert Robison Lyman, Utah, 1918.
SANPETE – History of Sanpete and Emery Counties, Utah: with sketches of cities, towns and villages, chronology of important events, records of Indian wars, portraits of prominent persons, and biographies of representative citizens, W.H. Lever, Ogden, Utah, 1898.
SANPETE – History of Sanpete [and] Emery Counties, Utah 1898: every name index, Jane J. Cloward, n.d.
SANPETE – These, our fathers: a centennial history of Sanpete County, 1849 to 1947, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Sanpete County, Art City Publishing, Springville, Utah, 1947.
SEVIER – Our own Sevier: a comprehensive, centennial volume, Sevier County, 1865-1965, Irvin Leroy Warnock & Lexia Dastrup Warnock, Richfield, Utah, 1965.
SEVIER – Thru the years: Sevier County centennial history, Irvin Leroy Warnock, Sevier county Centennial Committee, 1947.
SUMMIT – Echoes of yesterday: Summit County centennial history, Marie Ross Peterson & Mary M. Pearson, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Summit County Chapmter, 1947.
TOOELE – An early history of Tooele, John Alexander Bevan, n.d. [FamilySearch Film 27378, Item 22]
UINTAH – Builders of Uintah: a centennial history of Uintah County, 1872 to 1947, Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Uintah County, Art City Publishing, Springville, Utah, 1947.
UTAH – Memories that live: Utah County centennial history, Emma Noakes Huff, Daughters of Utah Pioneers of Utah County, 1947.
WASATCH – How beautiful upon the mountains: a centennial history of Wasatch County, William James Mortimer, Wasatch County Chapter, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 1963.
WASATCH – “Under Wasatch skies”: a history of Wasatch County, 1858-1900, Leslie Ray Shupe, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Deseret News Press, Salt Lake City, 1954.
WASHINGTON – Under Dixie sun: a history of Washington County by those who loved their forebears, Nellie Jenson, Washington County Chapter DUP, Panguitch, Utah, 1950.
WAYNE – Rainbow views: a history of Wayne County, Anne Snow, Wayne Cunty Chapter DUP, Art City, Springville, Utah, 1953.
WEBER – Ogden City and Weber County a historical sketch: transcribed from the original manuscript of Joseph Stanford, Ogden City, 1880, Joseph Stanford & John M. Belnap, Cheever Printing, Roy, Utah, 1968.
WEBER – Weber County is worth knowing, William W. Terry, 1988.
WEBER – Weber county yesterday, today & tomorrow, 1959.