BIBLIOGRAPHIA GENEALOGICA AMERICANA: AN ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO AMERICAN GENEALOGIES AND PEDIGREES CONTAINED IN STATE, COUNTY AND TOWN HISTORIES, PRINTED GENEALOGIES, AND KINDRED WORKS. By Daniel S. Durrie. 239 pages, originally published in New York, 1878.

This work includes more than ten thousand surnames, alphabetically arranged, with the names of books containing genealogical information for those names. For each, the author and title of the published work is cited, as well as the page numbers containing the information relevant to the family in question. There may be any number of books listed under a single surname; for SMITH for example there are about 80 citations. This is a very useful reference work, helping genealogists find those "hidden" genealogies in early history books.

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