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Sullivan County, NY history

Announcing republication of Quinlan's History of Sullivan County, NY

Sullivan County, New York

Quinlan's: with a new and complete index

Order Quinlan for information about ordering our unabridged Quinlan's History of Sullivan County CD.

 

 
If you have ever investigated local history or genealogy in Sullivan County, New York, you have heard of James Eldridge Quinlan's History of Sullivan County A copy of Quinlan is genuinely important if you are doing genealogical or historical research connected with Sullivan County.

We're particularly proud of the index we prepared of Quinlan for our re-publication, and which is included on this CD-ROM.  The unabridged Quinlan (the source of our CD-ROM) consists of 700 numbered pages of text, plus 10 pages of advertisements, so an index is virtually a necessity. Until our republication became available, there was no index of Quinlan that went beyond a simple list of names available at any price.  We can confidently state that it is the most comprehensive publication of Quinlan that has ever been available.

What's in our new index of Quinlan's History...

We recognize that for many people the most important aspect of Quinlan will be whether or not an ancestor's name appears in it.  We've done some genealogy ourselves, and we understand.  Therefore, we've prepared a list of all the names that appear in Quinlan, and you can check it on-line before you purchase.  Want to see the list? 

Simply List of names appearing in Quinlan  to view the list of names we've compiled based on our index.

Questions and answers about Quinlan's History

To respond to a few of the questions we've been asked most frequently:

QUESTION:  I already have a copy of the Quinlan reprint, so I don't need a copy of the book.  However, I really do need your new index.  Is that available separately?

ANSWER:  YES, we have also prepared a CD-ROM for those who already own or otherwise have access to a copy of Quinlan but who want to take advantage of our new index without purchasing an additional copy what they already have -- namely Quinlan itself.    Order Quinlan for more information about ordering either version of our Quinlan's History CD.

QUESTION:  How much does this CD cost?

ANSWER:  Price reduced for Quinlan index!!We have reduced the price for the CD containing both the unabridged Quinlan's History and our new index to $15.00.  Given the size of Quinlan and the amount of work that went into the new index, we think it's a fair price, but in these difficult times, we want to do what we can for Sullivan County researchers.

For the CD that contains ONLY the new index, the price is $9.50.  Remember: this version is intended for people who already have access to a copy of the unabridged version of Quinlan's History and need only the new index.

Order Quinlan for information about ordering either version of our Quinlan's History CD.

Again, THANK YOU to all for your support!!  This has been a huge project, and we appreciate your many kind and encouraging words!  And now it is done!

 History of Sullivan County contents

Exactly what is covered in Quinlan's History of Sullivan County?"

This is a fair question.  After all, virtually no pre-Revolutionary settlement of Sullivan County survived that war, and the county did not separate from Ulster County until the end of the first decade of the 19th century.  Thus, when Quinlan compiled his History, he really had only about a century of history of Sullivan County as an entity to work from -- yet the book is 710 pages long!

The first light to shed on this question comes from the title page of the book.  The full title of Quinlan's History is actually History of Sullivan County: embracing an account of its geology, climate, aborigines, early settlement, organization, the formation of its towns, with biographical sketches of prominent residents, etc., etc.

Quite a title!!

Quinlan did provide a Table of Contents that provides a bit more insight. (You should be aware that we currently offer CD-ROMs about the towns that appear in blue below, and as well offer Child's 1872 Gazetteer and Business Directory of Sullivan County, another valuable resource if you are researching in Sullivan County.  Please click on the blue links for more information about these CDs.)

Preface 5
Introduction 7
Geology 17
Climate 50
Lenni Lenape 60
Bethel 116
Callicoon 148
Cochecton and Delaware 182
Fallsburgh 224
Forestburgh 274
Fremont 291
Highland 302
Liberty 326
Lumberland 367
Mamakating 378
Neversink 456
Rockland 490
Thompson 513
Tusten 637
Delaware and Hudson Canal 655
New York and Erie Railway 663
New York and Oswego Midland Railroad 675
Appendix 691

Order Quinlan for information about ordering either version of our Quinlan's History CD.

James E. Quinlan biography to read a biography of the author, James Eldridge Quinlan.

In 2006, the Sullivan County Historical Society selected James Eldridge Quinlan as their "History Preserver" of the year.

The photo on the right is of J. H. Quinlan, son of the author.  Thanks to Ellen Thomas for the picture.

J. H. Quinlan, son of J. E. Quinlan

Order Quinlan for information about ordering either version of our Quinlan's History CD.

 

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