John Steele Gordon

ID: John Steele Gordon (homepage)

• “Who Was The Wife Of James Forbes, Member Of The Continental Congress From Maryland?” The American Genealogist, Vol. 76, No. 1, January 2001.

David L. Greene

ID: David Greene

• The American Genealogist, co-editor and ongoing contributor
• The Genealogist, contributing editor
• The Kearns Family of Decatur and Derry Townships, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania. Demorest, Georgia, 1979.
• “Desertion (and Clean Laundry)”, The American Genealogist, 76 (June 2001):184
• “Donald Lines Jacobus, the ‘Jacobus School,’ and The American Genealogist,” Introduction to the Picton Press edition of The Jacobus years (1932–65) of TAG. Camden, Maine, 1989.
• “The English Origin (and Spiritual Turmoil) of John Ingersoll of Westfield, Massachusetts,” The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 151 (April 1997): 153–65.
• “The Civil War Years of The New England Historical and Genealogical Register,” The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 150 (October 1996): 437–50.
• “Samuel G. Drake and the early Years of The New England Historical and Genealogical Register,” The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 145 (July 1991): 203–33.
• “Sarah, Widow of John Witt of Lynn, John Red(d)ington of Topsfield, and Edward Bragg of Ipswich, Massachusetts,” The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 141 (January 1987): 19–21.
• “The English Origin of George Giddings of Ipswich, Massachusetts,” The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 135 (October 1981): 274–86.
• “John Dornbläser of Brooke County, (West) Virginia: Recovering an Identity and Uncovering a Scandal,” National Genealogical Society Quarterly, 78 (March 1990): 5–14.
• “The Parents of Nicholas Michel of Northampton County, Pennsylvania: Using Circumstantial Evidence in Pennsylvania German Research,” The Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine, 38 (Fall/Winter 1994): 309–332.
• “The Founding of The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record,” The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record,126 (January 1995): 3–11.
• “A Note on Thomas Marshfield of Windsor, Connecticut,” The American Genealogist, 74 (April 1999): 127.
• “Donald Lines Jacobus, Scholarly Genealogy, and The American Genealogist,” The American Genealogist, 73 (July/October 1997): 159–80.
• “Notes on Francis Eaton of Plymouth,” The American Genealogist, 73 (July/October 1997): 305–10
• “The German Origin of Christian Gottlieb Dornbläser of Northampton County, Pennsylvania,” The American Genealogist, 73 (April 1997): 111–14.
• “Addenda to Enigmas #4: Geer and Christophers of New London County, Connecticut,” The American Genealogist, 68 (July 1993): 182–83.
• “The English Origin of Richard North and His Daughter, Susanna (North) Martin, Executed for Witch­craft in 1692,” The American Genealogist, 68 (April 1993): 65–70.
• “Producing TAG: Past and Present,” The American Genealogist, 68 (April 1993): 94.
• “Enigmas #4: Was Hannah, First Wife of Daniel Geer of Preston, Connecticut, a Mayflower Descendant?” The American Genealogist, 67 (October 1992): 231–35.
• “English Origins and the IGI,” The American Genealogist, 67 (October 1992): 200.
• “Enigmas #1: Was Tabitha, Wife of William Howard of Ipswich, Mass., a Daughter of Robert Kinsman,” The American Genealogist, 66 (April 1991): 111–18.
• “Christian Gottlieb Dornbläser of Northampton Co., Pa., His Wife Maria Magdalena Frantz, and Their Dornblaser–Dunblazier Descendants,” The American Genealogist, 65 (January through October 1990): 1–11, 74–86, 167–75, 219–27.
• “Scholarly Genealogical Journals in America, Part Two: Regional, Local and Ethnic Journals,” The American Genealogist, 63 (April 1988): 138–44.
• “A Search for the English Origin of Henry Way of Dorchester, Massachusetts,” The American Genealogist, 61 (July/October 1986): 241–56.
• “Scholarly Genealogical Journals in America, Part One: The National Journals,” The American Genealogist, 61 (July/October 1985): 116–20.
• “Robert Moody Sherman (1914–1984),” The American Genealogist, 60 (April 1984): 65–67.
• “Ann Rich, Mother of Nathaniel Browne of Middletown CT,” The American Genealogist, 60 (April 1984): 91.
• “Bray Wilkins of Salem Village MA and His Children,” The American Genealogist, 60 (January and April 1984): 1–18, 101–13.
• “Tuttles Revisited” [coauthor with Douglas Richardson], The American Genealogist, 59 (October 1983): 211–15.
• “Elizabeth (Illick) Schneider of PA and the Letter ‘J,’” The American Genealogist, 59 (July 1983): 180.
• “George E. McCracken: A Tribute,” The American Genealogist, 59 (April 1983): 67–70.
• “Salem Witches III: Susanna Martin,” The American Genealogist, 58 (October 1982): 194–204, 59 (January 1983): 11–22.
• “Salem Witches II: George Jacobs,” The American Genealogist, 58 (April 1982): 66–76.
• “Salem Witches I: Bridget Bishop,” The American Genealogist, 57 (July 1981): 129–38.
• “The Children of Richard Tuttle of Boston,” The American Genealogist, 56 (July 1980): 143.
• “The Third Wife of the Rev. George Burroughs,” The American Genealogist, 56 (January 1980): 43–46.
• “Susanna (Stone) (Cutting) Low Addendum,” The American Genealogist, 55 (January 1979): 26.
• “Origin of John Tuttle of Ipswich, Mass.,” The American Genealogist, 54 (July 1978): 167–75.
• “Susanna Stone, Wife of Henry Kimball and Thomas Low,” The American Genealogist, 53 (October 1977): 245.
• “The Will of Daniel Davison of Ipswich,” The American Genealogist, 53 (April 1977): 84–86.
• “Elisabeth (Michel) (Dornblaser) Schumacher of Northampton County, Pennsylvania,” The American Genealogist, 48 (January 1972): 1–3.
• “James and Hannah (Brewster) (Starr) Morgan of New London and Groton, Connecticut: With Notes on the Rev. William Wetherell of Scituate, Massachusetts,” The Genealogist, Volume 14 No 1, Spring 2000.
• “The Royal Ancestry of the Ipswich (Massachusetts) and Long Island Lawrence Families,” The Genealogist,10 (Spring “1989” [actually 1994]): 3–30.
• “American Connections of the Princess of Wales [by Gary Boyd Roberts and William Addams Reitwiesner]: A Review,” The Genealogist, 5 (Fall 1984): 188–91.
• “Mary, Wife of the Rev. Richard Blinman of Marshfield, Gloucester, and New London: An Unsolved Problem,” The Genealogist, 4 (Fall 1983): 173–86.