BIBLIOGRAPHY By Donald G. Musick, Association Secretary. December, 1999. To be 
supplemented periodically. Supplemented July, 2000. The following is a list of 
books, publications, documents, manuscripts and assorted materials of interest 
to the Music and Musick families, both public and private, published and unpublished. 
Where known a location or the identity of someone holding the item is shown. Members 
and others are asked to submit added materials to be included in this bibliography 
to Marlyn Musick Cox, Association Librarian (At the Association web site see "Our 
Organization" hereinabove.) Abbreviations: Used to identify Authors and persons 
possessing materials. GCM. Rev. Grover Cleveland Musick. ESM. Egbert S. Musick. 
MMF. Michal Martin Farmer. EPCW. Elzoe Prescott Clark Weissgerber. GMM. George 
Meredith Musick Sr. GMMT. Gloria M. Musick Taylor. JMC. Jonnie Musick Cook. MJP. 
Mae Jean Petit. REP. Robert E. Parkin. LCD. Lyman Copeland Draper. MMC. Marlyn 
Musick Cox. DGM. Donald G. Musick. Genealogies: Genealogy of the Musick Family 
and Some Kindred Lines, by Rev. G. C. Musick, [now deceased] Meadow Bridge, West 
Virginia, 1964. Printed by Bluestone Printing Company, Hinton, WV. Copyright 1964. 
- Rev. G. C. Musick - Musick Family Genealogy and some kindred Lines. Bell & Howell 
now has a web site where the book may be ordered online. The web address is http://wwwlib.umi.com/bod 
The book order no. is OP43898-21 and the book is available in hard copy or on 
microfiche. This is the fountainhead of information about the Musicks and Musicks 
(hereafter always referred to collectively as Musicks) in America, beginning early 
1600's, and George "the Pioneer" Musick, thought to be the common ancestor of 
all Musicks in America. Call # CS71.M97868 1964; LCCN # 65-1200. Well indexed. 
Copy in the possession of DGM. Genealogy of the Musick Family and Some Kindred 
Lines, by Egbert S. Musick, [now deceased] Wytheville, Virginia, 1978. Printed 
by Edmonds Printing, Incorporated, Pulaski Virginia, 24301, copyright 1978. Call 
# CS71.M97868 1978, LCCN # 79-101907.Generally a continuation of the work by GCM. 
Well indexed. Copy in the possession of DGM. Available by Email at www.ssavell@usit.net, 
or by mail from Kelly Savell, 510 Belle Meade Dr, Maryville TN 37803. Thomas Roy 
Musick, Adam Musick, and related families Hildebrand, Peira, Roy and Neville, 
by Michael Martin Farmer, Dallas, TX, 1989. Henington Publishing Company, Wolfe 
City TX 75496. Call # CS71.M38 1989. LCCN # 88-83036. Available for purchase: 
Michal Martin Farmer, PO Box 140880, Dallas TX 75214-0880; tel. 214 324 4508. 
$45.00 incl. postage and handling; TX residents add $3.71 sale tax. Well written 
and researched; thoroughly documented; well indexed. Available Library of Congress, 
and copy in possession of DGM. The Musick Story, by Elzoe Prescott Clark Weissgerber. 
This is a long, rambling, sometimes uncertain correspondence among Ms. Weissgerber 
and many acquaintances, covering a period from about 1950 through 1961. Partly 
indexed. There may be several versions, completed to different dates. One is at 
the St. Louis County Public Library, Lindberg Blvd., St. Louis, another at MidContinent 
library, Independence, Mo. and a copy of the manuscript is in the possession of 
DGM. A new Consolidated Index has been prepared, and the Association is hoping 
to arrange a lookup and copy service for Members. The Musick Family History, compiled 
by Louella Musick Barrett and Joanne Ferrin, 1978-1980. A wealth of information 
about Kansas and Colorado branches of the Musick family, including Ferrins, Meyers 
and others. Unpublished manuscript, provided graciously by Beverly West, Springfield 
CO. No index. Well documented. Copy in the possession of DGM; contents to be included 
in the Association FamilyTreeMaker database. Musick Family Vertical File, Missouri 
Historical Society, Skinker and Forsythe, St. Louis MO. Much information re early 
Musicks in Missouri. Parts in possession of DGM. History of the Musick Family, 
the George, Ephraim and Thomas Roy branch, records from 1629 to 1969, by George 
Meredith Musick, Sr. Includes the Fee Baptist Church. Available at Denver Public 
Library & Univ. of Oklahoma Library, Lawton OK, and they will copy at a cost below 
$10.00. No index. Copy in possesson of DGM. Also available at Sutro Library, 480 
Winston Dr, San Francisco CA 94132. Generations, Musick, Taylor and Allied Families, 
by Gloria M. Musick Taylor, Nicholls GA. 1984 Generally the lines of Ambrose Musick 
b. 1770, Mills Musick b. 1770, and his son Joel Musick. No index. This work is 
now out of print, but interested persons may contact Mrs. Gloria M. Taylor, 501 
North Main St., Nicholls GA 31554, Tel. 912 345 2964. Portions in possession of 
DGM. History and Genealogy of Clay and Hoskins Families, by Clarence E. Hoskins 
and Ethel Powell Hoskins. Includes Musicks, and the genealogy of the Musicks of 
Cole County, Missouri. Available at St. Louis Genealogical Society Library, Lindberg 
Blvd., St. Louis, also Jefferson City MO Public Library, and relevant portions 
in possession of DGM. Robert and Martha Musick and Descendants, by Buford Addison 
Musick. Call #CS71.M9648 1990. LCCN # 91-138214. Available Library of Congress. 
Copy in possession of DGM. Much information about Musicks of Arkansas and Texas. 
Unpublished manuscript. Not copyrighted. With Index. East Texas Related Families 
of Musick, Langston, Pierce, McElroy, and some of their pioneer connections, 1600's-1800, 
by Mae Gean Petit. Copyright 1944. Gateway Press, Alto TX. Call # CS71.M97868 
1994 LCCN #94-77906. Available Library of Congress. To purchase contact the author 
at Route 1, Box 149 Alto, TX 75925. Copy in the possession of DGM. The "Kum Frum" 
Book, by Imogen Benson Emery. All about the Bensons, the Hinshaws the Johnsons, 
the MUSICKS and the Roys. Unpublished manuscript. Available Mid-Continent Library, 
Independence MO, and parts in possession of MMC & DGM. Covers the line of John 
Musick, son of Ephraim Musick, son of George Sr. and others, including John Musick 
who m. Mary Berry, son Jesse Musick who m. Hannah Gudgel (Gottschaulk), John Musick 
who m. Mary Johnson, Robt. Musick who m. Sarah (sally) Roach. Generally Logan 
County IL. Relevant portions in possession of DGM and MMC. Musick Family, Heritage 
Research, Inc., St. Louis Public Library. Early Musicks of Missouri. Copy in the 
possession of DGM. Musick Genealogy, by Robert E. Parkin, Genealogical Research 
and Productions, St. Louis Genealogical Society. Identifies many Musicks from 
George Musick Sr."The Pioneer" through 1900. Manuscript in possession of DGM. 
Abraham Musick, 1727-1800 and descendants, by Robert E. Parkin, Genealogical Research 
and Productions, St. Louis Genealogical Society. Identifies many Musicks from 
Abraham through the 1850's. Manuscript in possession of DGM. The Story of Joel 
Musick and his descendants, by Robert E. Parkin, Genealogical Research and Productions, 
St. Louis Genealogical Society. Identifies many Musicks from Joel (b. 1754), through 
the 1860's. Manuscript in possession of DGM. Musicks and Duncans, Evelyn Perkins 
Duncan (Mrs. Edward P. Duncan,) Chino Valley, Ariz. Perhaps at St. Louis Public 
Library. The Little, Cresswell and Musick Families of Missouri, manuscript, by 
John B. Keller, includes census records and military service records. St. Louis 
Historical Society. Genealogy of the Lewis Family in America, by Wm. Terrell Lewis. 
1893. From middle of 17th century - 1893. Contains much information about the 
Welsh Lewis Family and the Musicks, with whom they intermarried, including Capt. 
Meriwether Lewis of the Lewis and Clark expedition. Available on microfiche. Published 
by the Louisville Courier-Journal Job Printing Co. Available Chestatee Regional 
Library, Gainesville, Georgia 30505. Relevant pages in possession of DGM. Genealogy 
of the Lewis Family in America, Sutro Library, San Francisco, CA, includes the 
Musick and Roy Families. Genealogies of the Lewis and Kindred Families, by John 
Meriwether McCallister and Laura Boulton Tandy, apparently similar to the previous 
volume. Whereabouts of this publication are unknown to DGM. Among My Pioneer Ancestors, 
by Anna B. Sartori, St. Louis, MO, 1942. Contains much information about the Musick 
and Sullens/Sullins families, from the British Isles through Missouri. Beautifully 
written. A copy of the manuscript is held by DGM, and was received from JMC, of 
San Antonio, TX, who did much excellent research about the Musick family. A synopsis 
of Sullens/Sullins information is available by Email at http://www.ipa.net/~mcolemd/sullins.htm 
Copy of a manuscript containing correspondence and information from Elzoe Prescott 
Clark Weissgerber [see infra.] are in the possession of DGM. The Musick and Roy 
Families, by several authors, including Rebecca Roy, of Fellows, CA, EPCW [supra] 
and others. A loose assemblage of correspondence and data. Manuscript in the possession 
of DGM. Whiteside Family Supra, who intermarried with early Musicks. Illinois 
State Historical Library, Springfield IL, vertical file. Biographical and Historical 
Memoirs, by Musick [??], Library of Congress, Annex Reading Room, book #F411 B61. 
Scrivner Genealogy, by Dolly Pearl Musick. Unpublished manuscript of the ancestors 
of Leona Scrivner Musick, wife of Chesley Owens Cromwell Musick Jr., including 
the Scrivner and Duncan Families of Cole County, Missouri. Descendants of David 
Scrivner, b. 1795 North Carolina, d. 1854 Missouri. Copy in possession of DGM. 
Bond Genealogy, A history of the descendants of Joseph Bond, born 1704 in Wiltshire, 
England, died 175? in North Carolina. Includes the Duncans and Scrivners of Cole 
County MO, including Leona Scrivner Musick, (ibid.) Descendants of Elijah Casey, 
c 1830-1890 and Amanda Fields c 1838-1875 and allied families of Dotson, Evans, 
Hatfield, Musick, Rife, Stump & Vance, by Shirley Elro Hornbeck. c 1996. LCCN#CS71.C337 
1996, Dewey# 929/ .2/0973 21. History of the Brice Family, by Agnes Brice, edited 
by Mitzi Musick Barnett, 1972. LC call # CS71.B8487 11972, Dewey # 929/.2/0973, 
control # 72189997. Genealogical and Family History Resources in the Western Historical 
Manuscript Collection-Columbia. Ellis Library, Columbia, MO. Genealogical Guide, 
Master Index of Genealogy in the DAR Magazine. Musicks at Vol. 65 p. 636; Vol. 
78 p. 554. St. Louis Public Library. American Genealogical Index, "Musick" St. 
Louis Public Library. American Genealogical Biographical Index. Illinois State 
Historical Library, Springfield, IL. Call # EZG.2, A5122. v. 123. Lists many Musicks, 
including Georgia. Cavaliers and Pioneers, by Nugent. St. Louis Public Library, 
R. 912, Ev2g Genealogy. Abstract of Virginia Land Patents & Grants. Includes George 
"the Pioneer." States: California. History of the State of California, and Biographical 
Record of the San Joaquin Valley, California, by Prof. J. M. Guinn. The Chapman 
Publishing Co., Chicago, 1905. Relevant pages in the possession of DGM. Biographical 
History of Fresno, Tulare and Kern County, 1892. History of Fresno County, California, 
by Paul E. Vandor, 1919, Historic Record Company, Los Angeles, CA, Central Library, 
Fresno CA 93721, R C 979.842. Includes Jasper N. Musick, gold miner, Indian fighter, 
teamster, and cattleman. Also Chesley O. C. Musick, brother of Jasper N. Musick. 
Fresno County, the Pioneer Years, by Charles W. Clough and William B. Secrest, 
Jr. Relevant pages in possession of DGM. History of Los Angeles, California, by 
H. L. Musick, 1923, Library of Congress, Annex Reading Room, book # F868 L8M14. 
Biographical History of Northern California, 1891. History of the San Joaquin 
Valley, 1905. Letters to Ulric Musick. Plans to ranch in Chihuahua; newspaper 
article by Eph L. Musick re his grandfather Lanson Trigg Musick, by Alonzo M. 
Mathers. Microfilm, Sutro Library, 480 Winston Dr., San Francisco CA 94132 tel 
415 731 4477. Also Univ of CA at Berkely. Library Resources: California State 
Library, Courts Bldg., PO Box 942837, Sacramento CA 94237-0001 has an historical 
card called CALIFORNIA INFORMATION FILE which includes Charles Elvon, Charles 
W., Ephraim L., Henry L., James, Jasper N., Jasper Newton, Mrs. Kate F., Lewis 
A., Lilburn D. and S B Musick. Aso Evite Music. Sutro Library, 480 Winston Dr, 
San Francisco, CA 941322 also has a Musick history. Georgia Georgia Dept. of Archives 
and History. Records of land grants to Joel Musick in Burke County, and to Ambrose 
Musick. Copies in possession of DGM. See "Generations" above at Bibliographies. 
Has much Georgia data. www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/9465/bartowcoga.htm on 
the internet. Abraham Musick Society, Children of the American Revolution. Organized 
in 1988, at Bartow County, GA. Includes many computer links for State and County 
research and history. The Society is dedicated to Abraham, son of George Musick 
Sr., "The Pioneer." Georgia Genealogy Books, by Tad Evans. On the internet at 
www.gagenbooks.com/booksevans.htm, for a long and complete bibliograph of Georgia 
sources, by County. Illinois. Early Illinois, Fergus Historical Series, reprinted 
from Chicago Historical Society's Collection, 1890, Fergus Printing Company,Chicago. 
Includes a Militia List of [James} Piggot's Company in the First Regiment, County 
of St. Clair, September, 1795, including Eli Music [sic] and David Music [sic], 
of New Design and Belle Fountain, together with numerous Whitesides of Whitesides 
Station, later to become Kaskaskia, first capitol of Illinois. SIU Library, Carbondale, 
IL. Relevant pages are in possession of DGM. Piggot is the subject of a biography 
titled "Captains of the Wilderness, by Carl L. Baldwin, copyright 1986, Tiger 
Rose Publishing Co., Belleville, IL 62223, Library of Congress Catalog Card # 
86-50967. This describes the murder of the family of William Musick by Indians. 
Relevant pages in possession of DGM. History of Logan County, Illinois. Donnelly, 
Loyd & Co., Publishers. Chicago. 1878. Relevant pages in possession of MMC & DGM. 
History of Logan County, Illinois. Interstate Publishing Co., Chicago. 1886. Relevant 
pages in possession of MMC & DGM. Heirship Records, Logan County, Illinois, Logan 
County Circuit Court. Logan County Genealogical Society 1982. Copies in possess 
of MMC & DGM. Kaskaskia Records, by Clarence Walworth Alvord. Places an early 
Musick at Kaskaskia, first capitol of Illinois, although Alvord questions the 
reliability of this information. Relevant pages in possession of DGM. Early Illinois 
History generally, see Clarence Walworth Alvord. A prolific writer and historian, 
well researched. Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763-1900. See the Internet 
at www.sos.state.il.us/depts/archives/marriage.htm Kansas. See the Musick Family 
History, by Barrett & Ferrin, listed at Genealogies hereinabove. Has much info 
about Kansas and Colorado branches of the Musick Family. Kentucky. Johnson County 
Kentucky, A History of the County, and Genealogy of its People up to the Year 
1927, by Mitchel Hall, The Standard Press, Louisville KY 1928. Includes interesting 
history of the Welch people in Britain. A few pages in possession of DGM. Missouri. 
The Musicks of Missouri, Pioneer Portraits, The Florissant Valley Reporter, St. 
Louis, MO. Portrays David Musick, son of Abraham and Sarah (Lewis) Musick. See 
also Missouri Historical Society Vertical File. History of Missouri, by Howard 
L. Conards, 1901, The Southern History Company. Pioneer Families of Missouri, 
by Byron and Rose, Illinois State Historical Library, Springfield, IL, Call # 
F 884 B915h Missouri Pioneers, county and genealogical records, by Nadine Hodges, 
Mrs. John Vinyard, Mrs. Howard Woodruff. Call # F465 .H68, LCCN # 81-126704. Parkin's 
Guide to Tracing Your Family Tree IN MISSOURI, by Robert Parkin (St. Louis professional 
genealogist and author), edited by Jeannine Tussey Preston and Jodeph A. Preston, 
published by Missouri State Genealogical Society, Columbia MO. An excellent work, 
with maps and chronolgies of MO counties, history, records and guides to research. 
Overland Trails and Trials, by Robert E. Parkin. Copyright 1956. Published by 
Krawll Printing Co., Inc. The Record News, 2632 Woodson Rd., Overland MO 63114. 
Revolutionary Soldiers Buried in Missouri, by Mrs. Hale (Alice Kinyoun) Houts 
and Hazel Eastman. 1966. Call # F465.H85. Lccn # 66-8686. Available Library of 
Congress. Also NYC Public Library. Saint Ferdinand de Florissant, the story of 
an Ancient Parish. By Gilbert J. Garraghan, S. J. Loyola Univ. Press, 1923. Includes 
Fee Baptist Church and early Musicks in St. Louis County. Bridgeton, The Old Home 
Town, Missouri Historical Research Record Vertical File. Describes the Musick 
family. History of Cole, Moniteau, Morgan, Benton, Miller, Maries and Osage Counties, 
Missouri, The Goodspeed Publishing Co. 1889. Probably at St. Louis Public Library, 
or Washington University Library, St. Louis, MO. Describes David Musick, b. Albemarle 
County, Virginia, 1763, later to Missouri. Call # Microfilm 24874 F, LCCN # 42-35225. 
Cole County, Missouri, Marriages, 1821-1850, & 1850-1900, by Tom Turpin, 1983 
& 1984. St. Louis Public Library. Marriage Records of Cole County, Missouri, by 
Elizabeth Prather Ellsberry, Chillicothe MO. [1966?]. St. Louis Public Library, 
History and Genealogy, Non-Circulating, 929.3778 COLE. Marriage Records of Cole 
County, 1821-1900. Gary M. Sone [sp?] and Ruth Wells Sone [sp?]. St. Louis Public 
Library. History of Lewis, Clark, Know and Scotland Counties, Missouri, 1887. 
Reprinted by Stevens Publishing Co., Astoria Illinois, 61501, in cooperation with 
the Northeast Missouri Library Service. Available Shawnee Illinois Library System. 
Maries County, Missouri, History and Census of 1870, and genealogy, St. Louis 
Public Library. History of Maries County, by Everett Marshall King. Call # F472.M29 
K5, LCCN # 63-3576. Ramfire Press, Cape Girardeau MO. Available Library of Congress, 
and Shawnee Library System. Relevant Pages in possession of DGM. History of Miller 
County, Missouri, by Judge Clyde Lee Jenkins. Call # F472.M45 J4, LCCN # 77-30380 
r83. Available Library of Congress. History of Miller County, Missouri, Bancroft 
"California Biography", Los Angeles, CA, Los Angeles Public Library, ref Gen R 
920.0794 B213-19. One page in possession of DGM. See also card index, St. Louis 
Public Library. History of Miller County, Missouri, by Gerard Schultz, Los Angeles 
Public Library. Call # F472.M45 S3. Available Library of Congress. Pioneer Families 
of Miller County, Missouri, by Peggy Smith Hake. Call # F472.M45 H35 1989, LCCN 
# 91-147124. Available Library of Congress. Miller County, Missouri, biography, 
marriages, cemeteries, History, etc. St. Louis Public Library. Includes author 
Thelma Scott. History of Moniteau County, Missouri, by J. E. Ford, Los Angeles 
Public Library, ref Gen R 977.81 M647 Sc. Call # F472.M75F6, LCCN # 36-25764. 
Available Library of Congress. A few pages in possession of DGM. Moniteau County, 
Missouri, history, cemeteries, biography, marriages and wills --- author Clara 
Gray Allee 1915. St. Louis Public Library. History of St. Louis County, Missouri, 
by William L. Thomas. Call # F472.S3 T4. Available Library of Congress. Annals 
of St. Louis, by Frederic Louis Billon. 2 books, Call # F474.s2 B58 1971 & F474.s3 
B57 1971, LCCN # 76-146374r972 & 72-146373r972. s2 B58, LCCN # rc01-1390 Available 
Library of Congress. Also Annals in territorial days, microfilm Call # Microfilm 
43425, LCCN # rc 01-1389. Missouri Records generally, see Mrs. Howard (Nadine) 
Woodruff, also Nadine Hodges. Wills, Administrations, Obituaries, Marriages, etc. 
Library of Congress. Musick Family, Heritage Research, Inc., St. Louis Public 
Library. Early Musicks of Missouri. Copy in the possession of DGM. Missouri Pioneers, 
by Nadine Hodges, Mrs. John Vineyard, & Mrs. Howard Woodruff, Illinois State Historical 
Library, Springfield, IL. Includes land claims, and "Rev. Benj. Musick, now of 
California." Call # F465 .H68, LCCN # 81-126704. Available Library of Congress. 
History of Old Roads, by Hertick. Describes "Old Musick's Ferry" across the Missouri 
River, probably now Musick's Ferry. Historic Building Survey, by Van Ravenswaay, 
Library of Congress Historic American Building Survey, includes Musick Home at 
4121 Fee Rd., Creve Couer, MO. 1997. Missouri Historical Society Library, St. 
Louis, MO. Musick Park, Hazlewood MO. Newspaper Article. At St. Louis Public Library, 
and copy in possession of DGM.u St. Louis as a Fortified Town, by James B. Musick, 
1941. Press of R. F. Miller . Louis Public Library. "Frontiers, the Story of Missouri 
Baptists, by J. Gordon Kingsley, Pres. of Wm Jewell College. Includes early Baptists 
and the conversation of Rev. Abraham Musick and Gov. Trudeau about Protestant 
preaching in Louisiana (later Missouri.) Copy in possession of DGM. North Carolina. 
Nortrh Carolina. 1780-'81" Being a History of the Invasion of the Carolinas, by 
the British Army under Lord Cornwallis in 1780-81. By David Schenck, LL.D, Raleigh 
NC, 1889. Edwards & Broughton, Publishers. Interesting descriptions of the battles 
of King's Mountain and of Cowpens. Part of the Heritage series of reprints on 
NC in the Colonial and Revolutionary period. No specific mention of Musicks. Tennessee. 
Tennessee, a History, by Walter Musick, 1933, Library of Congress, Annex Reading 
Room, book #F4365 H23. Texas Unpublished Manuscript of JMC. Includes some Texas 
data. Copy in possession of DGM and MMC. See MJP "East Texas Related Families, 
etc." at Bibliography above. Hood County, TX. There is much Musick information 
on the internet at www.GranburyDepot.org/search.htm, and at Hood County records 
archived by Judge Henry Davis at www.GranburyDepot.org/davisjdg.htm. Birth, death, 
and many county records. Virginia. Cavaliers and Pioneers, by Nugent. Abstract 
of Virginia Land Patents and Abstracts, 1623-1666, St. Louis Public Library, St. 
Louis MO, call # R 333.3 N89c Genealogy, George Musick mentioned at Patent Book 
#4, p. 365. The Virginia Genealogy Homepage. See the Internet at www.virginiagenealogy.com/index/htm. 
The Library of Virginia Genealogy Homepage, see the Internet at leo.vsla.edu/archives/genie.htm 
Records of Colonial Gloucester County, Virginia, Compiled by Polly Cary Mason. 
Includes a document about Geo. Musick (not certain what this is.) Mathews County 
Historical Society, Inc. Mathews VA 23109. Relevant page in possession of DGM. 
United States. National Archives and Records Administration. For access to many 
Federal databases, catalogs, etc. See the Internet at www.nara.gov/alic/onlinedb.htm 
American Genealogical Index, "Musick" St. Louis Public Library. Biographical and 
Historical Memoirs, by Musick [??], Library of Congress, Annex Reading Room, book 
#F411 B61. Bibliography of American County Histories, DAR. General Atlas of USA, 
St. Louis Public Library, St. Louis MO, call # R912 EV2g, Gen. Shows formation 
and dates formed of Missouri and other counties. Genealogical Guide, Master Indexes 
of Genealogy in the DAR Library, St. Louis Public Library, R 016.929, Su 2g Gen. 
Genealogical & LocalHistory Books in Print, 5th Edition. Family History Volume. 
Compiled and Edited by Marian Hoffmann. Copyright 1996. Genealogical Publishing 
Co., 1001 N Calvert St., Baltimore MD 21202. LCCN 96-75602. The Genealogist's 
Adress Book, by Elizabeth Petty Bentley. Names and addresses of genealogists, 
institutions, etc. Genealogical Publishing Co., ibid. Directory of Family Associations, 
by Elizabeth Petty Bentley. Genealogical Publishing, ibid. Genealogy of the Lewis 
Family in America, Sutro Library, San Francisco, CA, includes the Musick and Roy 
Families. Roster of Union Soldiers, and Roster of Confederate Soldiers, available 
in print or CD ROM. Author John R. Musick, various works and historical novels; 
Available by Internet from www.abebooks.com. Virginia. A History of Early Spotsylvania, 
by James Roger Mansfield. Includes the Virginia area of first Musick settlement, 
and references to Plentiful Run, the plantation of George Musick Sr. Some pages 
in possession of DGM. Sketches of Virginia, Historical and Biographical. By William 
Henry Foote, John Knox Press, Richmond VA. Orig. Pub. 1850, new ed. 1966. Library 
of Congress Catalog Card #66-26775. Interesting history of the Scotch-Irish in 
colonial and Revolutionary days. No specific mention of Musicks. Albemarle Jefferson's 
County 1727-1976, by John Hammond Moore. Some pages in possession of DGM. Gleanings 
of Virginia History, An historical and genealogical collection, largely from original 
sources. Nothing about Musicks, but interesting information about tobacco farming 
and agriculture. Some pages in possession of DGM. General Interest. Daughters 
of the American Revolution Library. Private and non-circulating; available to 
non-members for a fee. Address: NSDAR Library, Memorial Continental Hall, 1776 
D ST NW, Washington DC. 20006-5392. See at Email: www.familytreemaker.com/00000118.htm 
"As a Tree Planted", History of Fee Baptist Church, [St. Louis, MO] 1807-1970.1961, 
updated 1970. By Ruth Abraham. Includes information about Rev. Thomas R. Musick, 
early pioneer of the Louisiana Territory, and Missouri, and a founder of that 
church. Abraham Musick crossed the Mississippi to preach in then Spanish territory, 
with the tacit approval of the very Catholic French governor. Three Musicks are 
buried in the old Fee Baptist Cemetery in St. Louis, and their graves bear recognition 
by the Daughters of the American Revolution as Heroes of the Revolution. A St. 
Louis County Public Park, at Graham and Latty Roads, in Hazlewood MO is named 
for David Musick, one of these three, and a prominent early Missourian and Indian 
fighter. Available for purchase from Fee Fee Baptist Church, 11330 St. Charles 
Rock Road, St. Louis MO 63044, tel. 314 739 1525 at a cost of $2.50. Old Bill 
Williams Mountain Man, by Adolpheus Favour, 1935, copyright 1936, Printed by Edwards 
and Broughton Company, Raleigh NC and The University of North Carolina Press, 
Chapel Hill, NC.. A true and engrossingly romantic tale of William Shirley Williams, 
son of Sarah Musick and Joseph Williams. A real mountain man, he died after accompanying 
the Fremont expedition in an ill-fated attempt to cross the Rocky Mountains in 
winter. Great reading! A pass across the Sangre de Cristo Mountains was named 
for him, but re-named Musick Pass, honoring his Mother at his request. Bill Williams: 
Mountain Man, by Enid Johnson. ©1952. Published by Julian Messner, Inc., NY, and 
simultaneously in Canada by The Copp Clark Company, Ltd. LC Control #52012729, 
Dew Class # 923.973, Call #F592 W674. Copy in the possession of DGM. Published 
as a juvenile book, but an interesting story of the life of Old Bill. Bill Williams 
MOUNTAIN MEN, by Thomas E. Way. The story of a group from Arizona who reenacted 
the travel of Old Bill, in recent times. Available at modest cost from Golden 
West Publishers, 4113 N Longview Ave., Phoenix AZ 85014. LC Control # 87011884, 
Dewey Class # 979.1/00886391 19. Call # F811.W36 1987. Copy in the possession 
of DGM. Mountain Men & the Fur Trade, by Hufen. Re Wm. S. ("Old Bill"] Williams. 
Supra. See Vol. 10, Index p. 387. Story of Old Bill Williams, by Frank Evart Wells. 
Maybe at Huntington Library, San Marino, CA. Fort Sutter Papers, includes the 
"Kern Papers," and details of death of Old Bill, with claims to expose Fremont. 
Probably at Huntingdon Library, ibid. Draper Manuscript Collection, State Historical 
Society of Wisconsin, by Lyman Copeland Draper, a wandering historian (and founder 
of the Wisconsin Historical Society) who recorded oral histories and biographies 
in longhand notes. A microfilm copy is available at the MicContinent Library, 
Independence MO (available by microfilm copy), and University of Wisconsin, and 
portions at the Illinois Historical Society Library, Springfield, Illinois, The 
Missouri Historical Society Library, St. Louis, MO, The Newberry Library, Chicago, 
IL, and probably elsewhere. It includes fascinating and first hand interviews 
by Draper with early Missouri Musicks. Very authentic. Photocopies of handwritten 
entries are difficult to read. Relevant Musick portions and typed transcripts 
in the possession of DGM. Ash Tree Echo, Fresno Genealogical Society, Index 1973, 
St. Louis Public Library, Genealogy Dept., Closed files Location 4. July 1973-1975. 
Contains a fascinating tale of a feud, apparently over a land dispute in the San 
Joaquin Valley, which resulted in murder charges against J. L. Musick, son of 
Jasper N. Musick, accused of killing Henry Lafever, who was accused of shooting 
Jasper N. Musick. J. L.Musick was acquitted by a jury. Writer's note: Lester Terrell 
Musick was the uncle of this writer, and son of C. O. C. Musick, son of C. O. 
C. Musick Sr., who had accompanied his brother Jasper N. Musick to California 
in the Gold Rush. Uncle Lester related that his father returned to Missouri form 
California complaining about the troubles, and stating that those people in California 
were crazy. A copy of this description is in the possession of DGM. The Founding 
Family of St. Louis, Cunningham and Blythe, describes the Chouteau family, founders 
of St. Louis, and the marriage of William G. Chouteau, 4th generation descendant 
of Madam Chouteau to Elizabeth Musick, daughter of David Musick and Virginia Alvarez. 
St. Louis Historical Society. Capt. David Musick and Company, address by Wilbur 
Morse Shankland, to St. Louis Pioneer Daughters of 1812. St. Louis Public Library, 
Bibliofile Intelligent Catalog. The David Musick Tragedy, by Emory L. Hamilton. 
Unpublished manuscript, "Indian Atrocities Along the Clinch, Powell and Holston 
Rivers," a narrative by Judge Elihu J. Sutherland. Copy in the possession of DGM. 
Civil War Records of James Marshal Musick. Copy in possession of DGM. King's Mountain 
and Its Heroes, History of the Battle of King's Mountain, October 7th, 1780, and 
the Events Which Led to It, by Lyman C. Draper. Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 
1971. The King's Mountain Men, by Katherine Keough White. Describes Lewis Musick. 
Earlier Battle of Cowpens. The History of Five Southern Families, by Ethel Evans 
Albert. Gateway Press, Inc., Baltimore, 1970. Includes the story of Indian attack 
on David and Annie Musick, parents of Phoebe Musick, in Russell County VA, and 
data of descendants. Relevant pages in possession of DGM. "Father Clark" or "The 
Pioneer Preacher," Sheldon, Lamport & Blakeman, Publishers, 1855, New York. An 
interesting history of Baptists and Methodists in the Midwest, and includes the 
best description of the efforts of Abraham Musick Jr. to preach in Spanish Louisiana 
(later Missouri), including his famous conversation with Gov. Trudeau. Includes 
Abraham Musick, son of George Musick Sr., and Abraham's wife Sarah, and Abraham 
Musick Jr., his nephew, and wife Terrell. Copy in Possession of DGM. Mountain 
Men and Fur Traders of the Far West, by LeRoy R. Hafen. Univ. of Nebraska Press, 
Lincoln and London, 1965. Includes Old Bill Williams. Copy in Possession of DGM. 
The River of the West, by Frances Fuller Victor. The Story of Joe Meek Trapper. 
Of interest re Old Bill Williams. Portions in possession of DGM. From Crate to 
Clipper with Captain Musick, Pioneer Pilot, by William Stephen Grooch, 1939. Longmans 
Green & Co., Publishers, New York & Toronto. 1939. 921 M987. www.crosswinds.net/~ralphcooper/emusick.htm, 
on the internet, for an interesting description of the career of Capt. Edwin Musick, 
and his Time Magazine cover photograph, Dec. 2, 1935. www.auckland-airport.co.nz/clipper.htm, 
on the internet, for another description of the life and death of Capt. Edwin 
Musick, and the China Clipper. Hearst Metrotone News Vol 7, No. 228. News Parade 
of 1935---China Clipper. Dist. by MGM. Holdings for UCLA Edwin Musick and the 
China Clipper. Newspaper Article in possession of DGM. China Clipper Email source 
at www.zpub.com/sf/history/sfh-cc.html. Captain Musick and the Clippers, Email 
source at www.auckland-airport.co.nz/clipper.htm The Peopling of British North 
America, by Bernard Bailyn. Univ. of Wisconsin. This eminent Harvard Historian 
describes pattern of migration to the Americas, and his work may help decide the 
origin of the Musick Family. Copy in Possession of DGM. Voyagers to the West, 
a passage in the peopling of America on the eve of the Revolution, also by Bernard 
Bailyn. Copy in Possession of DGM. The Shaping of America, a geographical Perspective 
on 500 years of history, Atlantic America, 1492-1800, by D. W. Meinig. Copy in 
Possession of DGM. Novels by John R. Musick. See the internet at dogbert.abeboks.com/apeb/ill/dll?ph.