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Primary Sources
The Historian's Office holdings include many primary source materials, be they photocopies, originals, or digital. Browse the linked items below for just a few examples of the documents in our collections.
As always, if you are seeking something specific, please contact us!
Anti-Slavery
- Petition of Livingston County residents against slavery, 1835
- Petition of Mt. Morris residents against slavery, c. 1835
Books
- Wilson, Henry. The Life, Travels, and Adventures of Henry Wilson, the Murderer. 1866.
Business
- Receipt, S. G. Hildreth. Lima, 1826
- Receipt, F. N. Burt, Geneseo, 1878
- William P. Boyd Job Printing Price List, Conesus, 1879
- Stock Certificate, Avon Knitting Company, 1924
- Brochure, Balloons Over Letchworth, 1989
Churches
- Deed, Groveland Presbyterian Society, 1833
- Dedication Program, Dansville Presbyterian Church Parish House, 1931
- Lakeville Christian Church Records, c. 1890s-1919
- Our Parish Register, Dec. 1913, St. Columba's Church. Caledonia
- See also: transcriptions of church records here
Directories
- 1868 Livingston County Directory
- 1917 Farm and Rural Directory and for Monroe and Livingston Counties, American Agriculturist.
- 1918-1919 Livingston County Enrolled Voters
- 1936 Directory of Conesus Lake Cottage Owners
Education
- School Tax List, York and Leicester Joint District #15, 1825
- Glass negative, Portage District #8 Schoolhouse (Jason Sanford Hewitt Collection)
- Springwater Taber's Corners District #4 School Souvenir, 1918
Maps
- Early western New York maps:
- 1852 Livingston County map and 1858 Livingston County map
- 1872 Livingston County Atlas
- 1902 Livingston County Atlas
- US Geological Survey maps, as early as 1901 for parts of Livingston County to present
Military
- Civil War - Deserters from 126th Regiment, NY Vols.
- Civil War - Deserters from Sundry New York Regiments
- Civil War - Deserters from Sundry New York Regiments (1)
- Civil War - Deserters from Sundry New York Regiments (2)
- Civil War - Deserters from Sundry New York Regiments (3)
- Civil War - Letter from Daniel L. Shull to Miss Melissa M. Kiehle of Scottsburg, 1864
Updated October 2020