North American Jewish Community Books

United States of America

A student's guide to Jewish American genealogy – Jay Schleifer, Phoenix, AZ, Oryx Press, 1996
American Jewish genealogy: an annotated bibliography of books of Jewish local history and other subjects of use to genealogists – Janice Mendenhall Regenstein, Wichita,KS, Family Heritage Institute, 1981
Early American Jewry The Jews of New York New England and Canada 1649-1794 & the Jews of Pennsylvania and the South 1655-1790 – Marcus Jacob Rader, Philadelphia, PA, The Jewish Publication Society of America, 1953
FAQ: frequently asked questions about Jewish genealogy – Warren Blatt, Teaneck, NJ, Avotaynu, 1997
Finding our fathers: a guidebook to Jewish genealogy – Dan Rottenberg, Baltimore, MD, Genealogical Pub. Co., 1986
First American Jewish families, 600 genealogies, 1654-1988 – compiled by Malcolm H. Stern, Baltimore, MD, Ottenheimer Publishers, 1991
From generation to generation: how to trace your Jewish genealogy and family history – Arthur Kurzweil, New York, NY, HarperCollins, 1994
Getting started in Jewish genealogy – Gary Mokotoff and Warren Blatt, Bergenfield, NJ, Avotaynu, 1999
How to trace your Jewish roots: discovering your unique history – Jo David, Secaucus, NJ, Carol Pub. Group, 1999
Index, Jewish applicants for emergency U.S. passports, 1915-1924 [microform] – U.S. Department of State records, Washington, DC, Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington, 1991
Jewish genealogy beginner's guide – Irene Saunders Goldstein, compiled by Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington, Vienna, VA, The Society, 1991
Jewish genealogy resources: Mid-Atlantic states – Julian H. Preisler, Apollo, PA, Closson Press, 1999
Jews in the South –Leonard Dinnerstein and Mary Dale Palsson, Baton Rouge, LA, Lousiana State University Press, 1973
Mountain West pioneer Jewry: an historical and genealogical source book, from origins to 1885 – Hynda L. Rudd, with an introduction by William M. Kramer, Los Angeles, CA, W. Kramer, 1980
My generations: a course in Jewish family history – Arthur Kurzweil, New York, NY, Behrman House, 1983
My Jewish roots: a practical guide to tracing and recording your genealogy and family history – David Kranzler, New York, NY, Sepher-Hermon Press, 1979
Sourcebook for Jewish genealogies and family histories – David S. Zubatsky and Irwin M. Berent, Teaneck, NJ, Avotaynu, 1996
The Encyclopedia of Jewish genealogy – Arthur Kurzweil and Miriam Weiner, Northvale, NJ, J. Aronson, 1991
Tracing your Jewish roots – Malcolm H. Stern, Cincinnati, OH, American Jewish Archives, 1977

Alabama

A century of Jewish life in Dixie: the Birmingham experience – Mark H. Elovitz University, University of Alabama Press, 1974
Birmingham's rabbi: Morris Newfield and Alabama, 1895-1940 – Mark Cowett. University, AL, University of Alabama Press, 1986
Temple Beth- Or Montgomery, Alabama The First 100 Years – Paragon Press, Montgomery, AL, 1952
The gates of heaven: Congregation Sha'arai Shomayim, the first 150 years, Mobile, Alabama, 1844-1994 – Robert J. Zietz Cong. Shaarai Shomayim, Mobile, AL, 1994
The Jews of Mobile, Alabama, 1763 –1841 – Bertram Wallace Korn Hebrew Union College Press, Cincinnati, OH,1970

Alaska

The Jews in American Alaska, 1867-1880 – Rudolph Glanz, New York, NY, H. H. Glanz, 1953
The Jews of Alaska – in the American Jewish Archives, Vol. XV, No. 2, November 1963 at pp. 97-116, Bloom, Jessie S., Cincinnati, OH, 1963.

Arizona

Boots and Roots Fierman – Floyd KTAV Publishing, Hoboken, NJ
Cholent & Chorizo – Abraham S. Chanin, Tucson, AZ, Midbar Press, 1995
Desert Pioneers, The Jewish Experience in Early Arizona – Dissertation 1850-1920 Lamb, Blaine Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
From Charcoal to Banking – Elizabeth Ramenofsky, Western Press, Tucson, AZ, 1984
Frontier merchants: Lionel and Barron Jacobs and the Jewish pioneers who settled the West – Jerry Stanley. New York, NY, Crown Publishers, 1998
Guts and Ruts – Floyd S. Fierman, KTAV Publishing, Hoboken, NJ, 1985
Jewish graves: an index to sites in southern Arizona cemeteries – compiled by Alfred Lipsey, Tucson, AZ, Jewish Historical Society of Southern Arizona, 1996
Jews of the American West – edited by Moses Rischin and John Livingston, Detroit, MI, Wayne State University Press, 1991
Looking for Lost Bird: a Jewish woman's discovery of her Navajo roots – Yvette Melanson with Claire Safran, New York, NY, Bard, 1999
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
Pioneer Jews in California and Arizona, 1849-1875 – Don W. Wilson, 1967 Journal of the West, Vol. 6 April 1967
Temple Beth Israel: 1920-1970 – Phoenix, AZ, The Temple, 1970?
The Goldberg brothers: Arizona pioneers – Floyd S. Fierman., Cincinnati, OH, 1966
This Land These Voices – Abraham S. Chanin with Mildred Chanin Tucson, AZ, Midbar Press, 1977
Tucson: the building of a Jewish community – by Benjamin N. Brook., Tucson, AZ, Published in cooperation with the Bloom Southwest Jewish Archives at the University of Arizona, 1992

Arkansas

A corner of the tapestry: a history of the Jewish experience in Arkansas, 1820s-1990s – Carolyn Gray LeMaster; with a foreword by Malcolm H. Stern, University of Arkansas Press, Fayetteville, AR, 1994
One hundred twenty-five years: Congregation B'nai Israel, Little Rock, Arkansas, 1866-1991, 5627-5752 – The Congregation, Little Rock, AR, 1991
The Centennial History of Congregation B'nai Israel: Little Rock, Arkansas, 1866-1966, 5627-5727 – compiled and edited by Ira E Sanders, Elijah E. Palnick, Little Rock, AR, 1966

California

A history of Jews in Santa Cruz County – Mark Schapiro
A history of pioneer Jews in California, 1849-1870 – Jack Benjamin Goldmann, Berkeley, CA, 1940
A preliminary report on pioneer Jewish cemeteries and communities of the California Mother Lode, Oakland, CA, Commission for the Preservation of Pioneer Jewish Cemeteries and Landmarks – Magnes Memorial Museum, 1963 Related Titles: Pioneer Jewish cemeteries and communities of the California Mother Lode
A report on the Jewish population of San Francisco, Marin County, and The Peninsula, 1959 – San Francisco, CA, Jewish Welfare Federation of San Francisco, Marin County & The Peninsula, 1959
A traveler's guide to pioneer Jewish cemeteries of the California gold rush – Susan Morris. Berkeley, CA, Commission for the Preservation of Pioneer Jewish Cemeteries and Landmarks, Judah L. Magnes Museum, 1996
Architects of reform: congregational and community leadership Emanu-El of San Francisco, 1849-1980 – Fred Rosenbaum, Berkeley, CA, Western Jewish History Center, Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum, 1980
Baja California: Jewish refuge and homeland, Jews in San Diego – Norton B. Stern. Los Angeles, CA, Dawson's Book Shop, 1973
Blackface, White Noise -- Jewish Immigrants in the Hollywood Melting Pot – Michael Rogin, Berkeley, CA, University of California Press, 1996
California Family Newmark, an intimate history – Leo Newmark, M.D., Santa Monica, CA, Norton B. Stern, 1970
California Jewish history; a descriptive bibliography: over five hundred fifty works for the period gold rush to post-World War I – Selected and annotated by Norton B. Stern, Glendale, CA, CA, A. H. Clark Co., 1967
Catalog of western Jewish periodicals, 1849-1945, at the Western Jewish History Center and guide to the resources at other depositories – compiled by Suzanne Nemiroff, Berkeley, CA, Western Jewish History Center at the Judah L. Magnes Mem. Museum, 1976
Comrades and chicken ranchers: the story of a California Jewish community – Kenneth L. Kann. Ithaca, NY, Cornell University Press, 1996
Congregation Beth Israel, San Diego, CA, The anniversary story, Souvenir history and program commemorating the 75th anniversary of Congregation Beth Israel San Diego, California, 5637-5712 – San Diego, CA, 1952
Dance among the Sephardic Jews from Rhodes living in Los Angeles – Marcia Aron Barryte. 1984
Early San Francisco Jewry - Edgar Myron Kahn,. San Francisco, CA, 1955
Free to choose: the making of a Jewish community in the American West; the Jews of Oakland, California from the gold rush to the present day – Fred Rosenbaum. Foreword by Sheldon Rothblatt. Berkeley, CA, Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum, 1976
From the workers' state to the Golden State: Jews from the former Soviet Union in California – Steven J. Gold. Portion of Title: Jews from the former Soviet Union in California Boston, MA, Allyn and Bacon, 1995
Glimpses of Jewish life in San Francisco: history of San Francisco Jewry – Michael M. Zarchin, San Francisco, CA, Distributed by the author, 1952
History of the Jews of Los Angeles – Max Vorspan and Lloyd P. Gartner. San Marino, CA, Huntington Library, 1970
Jewish farmers in California – Jacob M Maze, New York, NY, 1958-59
Jewish life in Los Angeles: a window to tomorrow – Neil C. Sandberg, Lanham, MD, University Press of America, 1986
Jewish life in Northern California: Pacific pioneers, 1849-1945 – Berkeley, CA, Western Jewish History Center, Judah L. Magnes Museum, 1984
Jewish Los Angeles: a guide – edited by Neil Reisner; designed by Zev Harari; editorial assistance by Deborah Schwartz, Nadine Wildman, Los Angeles CA, Jewish Federation-Council of Greater Los Angeles, 1976
Jewish Los Angeles--a guide: everything Jewish under the sun – Stephen J. Sass, Los Angeles, CA, Council on Jewish Life, Jewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles, CA, 1982
Jews in early Santa Monica; a centennial review – Santa Monica, CA, Western Area Council, Jewish Federation-Council of Greater Los Angeles, 1975
Los Angeles Jewry in 1870 – Henry Wartenberg; with a biographical introduction. Santa Monica, CA, Norton B. Stern, 1977
Nothing left to commemorate, the story of the pioneer Jews of Jackson, Amador County, California – Harold Sharfman, Glendale, CA, A. H. Clark, 1969
Old Town, New Town: An Enjoyment of San Diego Jewish History – William M Kramer, editor Stanley and Laurel Schwartz, Associate Editors Western States Jewish History 1994
Our city, the Jews of San Francisco – Irena Narell. 1st ed. San Diego, CA, Howell-North Books, 1981
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
Pioneer Jews of the California Mother Lode, 1849-1880, an annotated bibliography – compiled by Sara G. Cogan. Foreword by Moses Rischin, Berkeley, CA, Western Jewish History Center, 1968
Sephardic Jews in the West Coast states – William M. Kramer, editor; editorial consultants, Aaron Hasson and Maurice Bob Hattem. Los Angeles, CA Published for the Skirball Cultural Center by Western States Jewish History Association, 1996
Sonora Hebrew Cemetery, Sonora, Tuolumne Co. California – 1990. Hart Ralph Tambs
Studies of the Jewish communities in San Diego County and the North City area of San Diego: 1979 long range planning report – Chula Vista, CA, D. B. Rosen & Associates, 1980
Temple Beth El Bakersfield, CA 1947 -1972 – Temple Beth El, Bakersfield, CA, 1972
The birth of modern Los Angeles Jewry, including an honor roll of 900 leaders and supporters of its first Federation, 1912 – Compiled and collated by Norton B. Stern. With an introduction by William M. Kramer. Santa Monica, CA, 1973
The first decade of Los Angeles Jewry: a pioneer history (1850-1860) – Justin G. Turner,. Philadelphia, PA, 1964
The history of the Jews of Santa Cruz, California – Lance Bayer,. 1973
The Jews in California – Martin A. Meyer, San Francisco, CA, Emanu-el, 1916. Western Jewry; an account of the achievements of the Jews and Judaism in California, including eulogies and biographies
The Jews in the California Gold Rush – Robert E. Levinson, New York, NY, KTAV Pub. House, 1978
The Jews of California, from the discovery of gold until 1880 – by Rudolf Glanz. New York, NY, 1960
The Jews of Los Angeles, 1849-1945: an annotated bibliography – compiled by Sara G. Cogan; with a foreword by Moses Rischin, Berkeley, CA, Western Jewish History Center, Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum, 1980
The Jews of Los Angeles: urban pioneers – edited by Norton B. Stern, Los Angeles, CA, Southern California Jewish Historical Society, 1981
The Jews of Riverside: an informal narrative – Samuel Reznick. Riverside, CA, Temple Beth El Sisterhood, 1983
The Jews of Sacramento, an historical outline from 1849 to 1903 – Bernard M. Kaplan, 1903
The Jews of San Francisco & the Greater Bay Area, 1849-1919; an annotated bibliography – Compiled by Sara G. Cogan. With a foreword by Moses Rischin, Berkeley, CA, Western Jewish History Center, 1973
The Jews of Santa Cruz: the first eighty years: 1854-1934 – George J. Fogelson. Santa Barbara, CA, Southern California Jewish Historical Society, 1982
The Jews of the West, the metropolitan years – edited by Moses Rischin, Waltham, MA, Published by the American Jewish Historical Society for the Western Jewish History Center of the Judah L. Magnes Memorial Museum, Berkeley, CA, 1979
The name is familiar: an historical portrait of Bay Area Jewry from the Magnes Collections: October 21, 1990-February 24, 1991 – Berkeley, CA, the Museum, 1990
The Sephardic Jewish community of Los Angeles – Stephen Stern, New York, NY, Arno Press, 1980, 1977
We brought Sinai to San Joaquin: story of the Jews of Kern County – Shirley Ann Newman, Bakersfield, CA, Temple Beth El, 1998

Colorado

A Centennial History of the Jews of Colorado, 1859-1959 – Allen duPont Breck, Denver, CO, Hirschfeld Press, 1960
A Colorado Jewish family album, 1859-1992 – Denver, CO, Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society and the Ira M. Beck Memorial Archives, Center for Judaic Studies, University of Denver, 1992
A guide to the Jewish Rockies, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming – Amy Shapiro; illustrated by Margaret Johnson. Denve, CO, Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society, Center for Judaic Studies, University of Denver, 1979
Aaron, approximately – Zachary Lazar, New York, NY ReganBooks, 1998
Exploring Jewish Colorado – by Phil Goodstein, Denver, CO, Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society: Center for Judaic Studies, University of Denver, 1992
Historic Jewish Denver – Jeanne E. Abrams, Denver CO, Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society, Center for Judaic Studies, University of Denver, 1982
Inventory of the church archives of Colorado. Jewish bodies – prepared by the Colorado Historical Records Survey, Division of Community Service Programs, Work Projects Administration. Sponsored by Department of State of Colorado, Denver, CO, The Colorado Historical Records Survey, 1941
Jews of the American West – edited by Moses Rischin and John Livingston, Detroit, MI, Wayne State University Press, 1991
Look to the hills – Hazel Krantz, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Publication Society, 1995
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
Pioneers, peddlers, and tsadikim: the story of the Jews in Colorado – Ida Libert Uchill, Boulder, CO, Quality Line Print. Co., 1979 printing, 1957
Report of Mr. Julius Schwarz on the colony of Russian refugees at Cotopaxi, Colorado, established by the Hebrew emigrant aid society of the United States, 1882 – New York, NY, Hebrew emigrant aid society of the United States, 1882
Temple Emanuel of Denver; a centennial history – Marjorie Hornbein, Denver, CO, A. B. Hirschfeld Press, 1974
The centennial history of the Jews of Colorado, 1859-1959 – Allen duPont Breck,. Denver, CO, Hirschfeld Press, 1960
Treasures of Judaica at the University of Denver Libraries – Denver, CO, Denver University Libraries? 1969?
West Side Story Relived, a collection of individual histories and photographs chronicling life on the Jewish west side of Denver over the past 100 years – compiled and written by Michael Jay Zelinger, Denver, CO, West Side Reunion Committee, 1987

Connecticut

A goodly heritage; the story of the Jewish community in New London, 1860-1955 – Esther Sulman with the collaboration of Leonard J. Goldstein. New London, CT, 1957
An American Jewish community, 50 years, 1889-1939: the sociology of the Jewish community in Stamford, Connecticut – Samuel Koenig for Work Projects Administration, Federal Writers Project for the State of Connecticut, 1940
Congregation B’nai Jacob, one hundred years: 1882-1982 – Woodbridge, CT, 1982
Connecticut Jewish history: a publication of the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford – West Hartford, CT, The Society, 1990
Hartford Jews, 1659-1970 – Morris Silverman, Hartford, CT, Connecticut Historical Society, 1970
Jewish Cemeteries of Five Counties of Connecticut – Rabbi Edward A. Cohen and Lew Goldfarb (covers Hartford, Litchfield, Middlesex, Tolland and New London Counties. New Haven County and Fairfield County are represented but not complete) 1998
Jews in New Haven – a publication of the Jewish Historical Society of New Haven. New Haven, CT, The Society, 1978
Jews in New London, Conn. - A Goodly heritage; the story of the Jewish community in New London, 1860 – 1955 – Esther Sulman with the collaboration of Leonard J. Goldstein. New London, CT, 1957
Making a life, building a community: history of the Jews of Hartford – David G. Dalin and Jonathan Rosenbaum. New York, NY, Holmes & Meier, 1997
The Jewish community of Colchester, Connecticut: a century of modern shtetl living – Seymour S. Weisman. West Palm Beach, FL, Hadeira Press, 1995
The Jews of New England (Other than Rhode Island) – by Leon Huhner, Baltimore, MD, Lord Baltimore Press, 1903

Delaware

A historical review of the Jewish Community Center of Wilmington, Delaware, inc., 1901-1965 – Harry Bluestone, Wilmington, DE, Jewish Community Center, 1971
Becoming American, remaining Jewish: the story of Wilmington, Delaware's first Jewish community, 1879-1924 – Toni Young. Newark, DE, University of Delaware Press; London: Associated University Presses, 1999
Delaware and the Jews – Toni Young, JHS of Delaware 1979
Delaware Jewry: the formative years 1872-1889 – M. David Geffen Wilmington, DE, Delaware Historical Society, 1975
History of the Jew in Delaware and of men and women who love their neighbors as themselves – Wilmington, DE, A. R. Saylor printing company, 1922
In Celebration of Freedom – Jewish Federation of Delaware, Wilmington, DE, 1990
Jewish cemeteries of the Delmarva Peninsula: a burial index for Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore – Julian H. Preisler. Westminster, MD, Family Line Publications, 1995
Jewish Delaware: history, sites, communal services, history and sites – Bernard Postal, Lionel Koppman; research, editing and layout, David Geffen; communal services, Paula Lehrer, Ellen Meyer; photographs, Howard Shapiro
Off the capes of Delaware, stories of American Jewish heroes – Benjamin W. Blandford, Cincinnati, OH, The Riverdale Press, 1940
Study of the Jewish Population in Northern Delaware (a report of the Committee on Jewish Population Survey) – Wilmington, DE, The Committee, 1962
Temple Beth Shalom fifty-year historical record, 1922-1972 – Wilmington, DE, The Temple, 1973?

District of Columbia

Adas Israel Cemetery in Washington – D.C. [microform] burials, 1870-1919, Suzan F. Wynne, project coordinator, Washington, D.C., 1991
Burials in the old section of the Washington Hebrew Cemetery – [microform], compiled by the Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington and the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington, 1990
Capital collections: resources for Jewish genealogical research in the Washington, D.C. area – edited by Sharlene Kranz, Vienna, VA, Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington, 1995
Interment list, 1856-1911, Washington Hebrew Congregation, Washington, D.C. – Microreproduction of original records at the American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, OH, filmed, 1977
Jews in Greater Washington; a panoramic history of Washington Jewry for the years 1795-1960 – Hillel Marans, Washington, DC, 1961
The Assembly: a century in the life of the Adas Israel Hebrew Congregation of Washington, D. C. – Stanley Rabinowitz, Hoboken, NJ, Ktav Pub. House, 1993
The Jewish community of Washington, D.C. during the Civil War – Robert Shosteck, Reprinted from "American Jewish historical quarterly," vol. 56, no. 3 (March, 1967)
The Jewish population of Greater Washington in 1956; report on an interview survey of size, social characteristics, residential mobility, community participation, and observance of some traditional Jewish practices – Stanley K. Bigman, Washington, DC, Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington, 1957
The Jews of Washington, D. C.: a communal history anthology – edited by David Altshuler, Washington, DC, Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington, 1985

Florida

A home for beginning again: the Jewish Home and Hospital for the aged at Douglas Gardens: the first fifty years – Paul S, George Public Relations and Marketing Dept of the Miami Jewish Home for the aged, 1996
An enduring covenant: Temple Emanu-El of Greater Miami, 1938-1988 – Paul S. George., Miami Beach, FL, The Temple, 1989?
From confederacy to federation: a history of the Sarasota-Manatee Jewish Community – Florence S. Sinclair. Sarasota, FL, The Federation, 1992
Index to Florida Jewish history in the American Israelite, 1854-1900 – Yael Herbsman; with a foreword by Samuel Proctor. Gainesville, FL, University of Florida, George A. Smathers Libraries, 1992
Jews of the South: selected essays from the Southern Jewish Historical Society – edited by Samuel Proctor and Louis Schmier with Rabbi Malcolm Stern, Macon, GA, Mercer University Press, 1984
MOSAIC--Jewish life in Florida: a documentary exhibit from 1763 to the present – Henry Alan Green, Marcia Kerstein Zerivitz, Coral Gables, FL, MOSAIC, Inc., 1991
My love affair with Miami Beach – photographs, Richard Nagler; introduction & commentary, Isaac Bashevis Singer. New York, NY, Simon & Schuster, 1991
Synagogue in the central city: Temple Israel of Greater Miami, 1922-1972 – Charlton W. Tebeau. Coral Gables, FL, University of Miami Press, 1972
Tampa Jewish Pioneers – Tampa Historical Society
Temple Emanu-el of Greater Miami, 1938-1988: an enduring covenant – Paul S. George The Temple 1988
Temple Israel of Tallahassee, Florida, 1937-1987 – Claire B. Levenson; illustrations editor, Berdie M. Mandelkern., Tallahassee, FL, Peninsular Pub. Co., 1987
That Ye May Remember, Temple Ahavath Chesed Jacksonville. 1882-1982 – Natalie H. Glickstein. Byron Kennedy and Company Publishers, St. Petersburg, FL
The Golden anniversary book of Congregation Beth El – Aaron Cohen, editor., West Palm Beach, FL, The Congregation, 1976
The Jewish community of Miami Beach – Jewish Theological Seminary of America. American Jewish History Center, 1954
The Jews of Greater Miami: an historical perspective – Thesis, Martin Shaw, Atlantic University 1992
To the golden cities: pursuing the American Jewish dream in Miami and L.A. – Deborah Dash Moore. New York, NY, Free Press; Toronto, Ontario, Maxwell Macmillan Canada; New York, NY Maxwell Macmillan International, 1994

Georgia

A history of the Ahavath Achim Congregation, 1887-1977 – Kenneth W. Stein, Atlanta, GA, Standard Press, 1978
As But A Day: to a hundred and twenty, 1867-1987 – Janice Blumberg Rothschild. Atlanta, GA, Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
Coming of age: the Atlanta Jewish Federation, 1962-1982 – Max C. Gettinger. Hoboken, NJ, Ktav, 1994
Creating Community – The Jews of Atlanta, 1845-Present – Jane D. Leavey, Atlanta, GA, Atlanta Jewish Federation 1994
From generation to generation: a centennial history of Congregation Ahavath Achim, 1887-1987 – Doris H. Goldstein; Norman Shavin, editor. Atlanta, GA, Ahavath Achim Synagogue, 1987
Jewish Graves in Georgia: Bainbridge, Columbus, Dalton, Thomasville, Valdosta – J. Kenneth Ginburg, The Jewish Genealogical Society of Georgia, Inc
Jews of the South: selected essays from the Southern Jewish Historical Society – Samuel Proctor and Louis Schmier with Rabbi Malcolm Stern, Macon, GA, Mercer University Press, 1984
Our Southern Landsman – Harry Golden, New York, NY, G. P. Putnam's, 1974
Reflections of southern Jewry: the letters of Charles Wessolowsky, 1878-1879 – Louis Schmier. Macon, GA, Mercer University Press, 1982
Savannah's old Jewish community cemeteries – B.H. Levy. Macon, GA, Mercer University Press, 1983
Sephardim & a history of Congregation Or VeShalom – Sol Beton. Atlanta, GA, The Congregation, 1981
Strangers within the Gate City: the Jews of Atlanta, 1845-1915 – Steven Hertzberg, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Publication Society of America, 1978
The burials of Congregation Beth Israel, Macon, Georgia, in William Wolff Cemetery and in the Hebrew burial ground – Marian Waxelbaum Kaufman, Gus Bernd Kaufman., Macon, GA, M.W. Kaufman, 1983
The Jewish burials of Macon, Georgia in these Rose Hill cemeteries: the Hebrew Burial Ground, 1844, the congregation B'Nai Israel, 1870, Beth Israel's William Wolff, 1879, the Hebrew Aid Society, 1898, Congregational Sherah Israel, 1923, the Workman's Circle, 1930, and other Macon cemeteries, 1844-1997, 5604-5757 – Marian Waxelbaum Kaufman, Gus Bernd Kaufman. Macon, GA, M. Kaufman, 1997
The Jews of Georgia from the outbreak of the American revolution to the close of the 18th century – Leon Huhner, Baltimore, MD, 1909
The Jews of Georgia in colonial times – Leon Huhner, Baltimore, MD, 1902
The Minis family of Georgia, 1733-1992 – Kaye Kole. Savannah, GA, Georgia Historical Society, 1992
The settlement of the Jews in Georgia – Chas. C. Jones, jr., Baltimore, MD, Press of the Friedenwald company, 1893?
Third to none: the saga of Savannah Jewry, 1733-1983 – Saul Jacob Rubin. Savannah, GA, S. J. Rubin, 1983
United for worship and charity: a history of Congregation Children of Israel – Jack Steinberg., Augusta, GA, J. Steinberg, 1983

Hawaii

None

Idaho

History of the Jews in Utah and Idaho – Juanita Brooks, Salt Lake City, UT, Western Epics, 1973
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984

Illinois

A guide to Jewish Chicago (including Illinois and Northern Indiana) – Manuel Silver, Chicago, IL, 1974
A Jewish-Chicago records survey: guide to the records of the Jewish community institutions of West Rogers Park, Chicago, Illinois – Irwin M. Berent and Joy Liljegren, Chicago, IL, Asher Library, Spertus College of Judaica, 1984
Bridges to an American city: a guide to Chicago's Landsmanshaften, 1870 to 1990 – Sidney Sorkin. New York, NY, P. Lang, 1993
Chicago and its Jews; a cultural history – Philip Pollack Bregstone, with an introduction by Julian W. Mack. Chicago, IL, Priv. pub. 1933
Guide to Jewish Chicago, American Jewish Congress – editor, Manuel Silver, assit. editor, Rivian Flack, Chicago, IL, The Congress, 1976
History of the Jews of Chicago – edited by Hyman L. Meites; new introduction by James R. Grossman; foreword by Thomas R. Meites and Jerome B. Meites. Chicago, IL, Chicago Jewish Historical Society, Wellington Pub, 1990
Marriage ceremonial book with marriage records, 1899-1919, Contains marriages at Kalamazoo and Grand Junction, Michigan, 1899; Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1902-1904; Bloomington, Taylorville and Chicago, Illinois, 1905-1907; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1908; New York, 1908-1909, 1919 – Leo Mannheimer, Salt Lake City, UT, Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977
Maxwell Street: survival in a bazaar – Ira Berkow; special photos. by Walter Iooss, Jr, Garden City, NY, Doubleday, 1977
Rodfei Zedek: the first hundred years – Carole Krucoff; foreword by Ralph Simon, Chicago, IL, Congregation Rodfei Zedek, 1976
The Illinois-Iowa Jewish community on the banks of the Mississippi river – Oscar Fleishaker. 1957
The Jews of Chicago: from shtetl to suburb – by Irving Cutler, Urbana, IL, University of Illinois Press, 1996
The Sentinel's history of Chicago Jewry, 1911-1961 – Chicago, IL, 1961? Related Titles: History of Chicago Jewry, 1911-1961
The South Side: the racial transformation of an American neighborhood – Louis Rosen, Chicago, IL, Ivan R. Dee, 1999

Indiana

A brief history of the Lafayette Orthodox Hebrew Free Loan Society – Chester E. Eisinger. Preface to the history of the Jewish people and a sketch of the Jewish congregation in the city of Muncie, Indiana, Alexander L. Shonfield. The American heritage--roots of greatness, Joseph Levine. Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1977
A History of the Jewish Community of Indianapolis 1849-Present – Judith Endelman Indiana University Press 1984
A Hoosier rabbinate – Morris M. Feuerlicht. Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1974
A user's guide to the Fort Wayne holdings: the Indiana Jewish Historical Society – Fort Wayne, IN, The Society, 1995
As we remember: early history of the Jewish community in Gary, Indiana - A Litvak in Hammond. -- A cross blazed in every park in Hammond – Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1986
Changes in Fort Wayne – Joseph Levine. Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1990. Series title: Publication (Indiana Jewish Historical Society); no. 26, Publication (Indiana Jewish Historical Society); no. 26
Congregation B'nai Torah, the first 50 years – Mrs. Nandor Fruchter. Indianapolis, IN, Congregation B'nai Torah, 1973
History of the Jewish community of Columbus, Indiana – Gladys Kaminsky. Searching for your Jewish roots, Abraham J. Peck. Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1978
Hoosier Israelites on the Ohio--a history of Madison's Indiana Jews – Elizabeth Shaikun Weinberg
Indiana Jewish history – Jeanette Goldhar and Frances Nelson; Daniel Levin; Arthur Meyers. Indianapolis, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1992
Indiana Jewish Pioneers, Articles by or about Indiana Jews – Ruth Uyesugi, et.al., Fort Wayne, IN Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1982
Intimate circles: nineteenth-century German Jewish immigrants in northeastern Indiana – Judith Saul Stix., St. Louis, MO, J.S. Stix, 1989
Jewish life in Indiana – Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1980 Series title: A Publication of the Indiana Jewish Historical Society, A Publication of the Indiana Jewish Historical Society
John Jacob Hays: the first known Jewish resident of Fort Wayne – Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1973
Middletown Jews: the tenuous survival of an American Jewish community – Dan Rottenberg; with an introduction by Dwight W. Hoover. Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Press, 1997
The emergence of a Jewish community in Richmond, Indiana – Lance Jonathan Sussman. Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1981
The first hundred and twenty-five years of Achduth Vesholom Congregation,Fort Wayne, Ind. – Ruth G. (Mrs. Elmer S.) Zweig. Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1973
The History of the Jewish community of Valparaiso, Indiana. Socio-economic survey of the Jewish community of Marion, Indiana. Three journeys: a short story – Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1976
The Jewish community of Indianapolis, 1849 to the present – Judith E. Endelman. Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Press, 1984
The Jewish experience in Indiana before the Civil War: an introduction – W. William Wimberly, II. Fort Wayne, IN, Indiana Jewish Historical Society, 1976
The Jews of Hammond, Indiana: their homes and businesses 1937-1954 and today – Daniel Levin
The Jews of Ligonier: an American experience – Lois Fields Schwartz. Fort Wayne, IN, Jewish Historical Society, 1978

Iowa

A century with Iowa Jewry; as complete a history as could be obtained of Iowa Jewry from 1833 through 1940 – Jack Wolfe, Des Moines, IA, Printing & Supply Co., 1941
A history of the Sioux City Jewish community, 1869 to 1969 – Bernard Shuman, Sioux City, IA, Jewish Federation, 1969
I remember when-personal recollections and vignettes of the Sioux City Jewish community, 1869-1984 – compiled by Susan Marks Conner. Sioux City, IA, Jewish Federation, 1985
Jews in Iowa – History – Oscar Fleishaker, Yeshiva Univsrity, 1957
Northwest Pioneer: The Story of Louis Fleischner – Alfred Apsler, Covenant Books/Jewish Publication Society, 1960
The Jews of Des Moines: the First Century – Frank Rosenthal with Introduction by William D. Houlette, Des Moines, IA, Jewish Welfare Federation, 1957
The Jews of Iowa – Simon Glazer, Des Moines, IA, Koch Bros. Printing Co., 1904
Wapello County, Iowa, cemeteries of Center Township (includes Jewish Cemetery as well as non-Jewish ones) – compiled by Wapello County Genealogical Society, Des Moines, IA, Iowa Genealogical Society, 1985

Kansas

Kansas state : circumcision book, 1884-1916 – Microreproduction of original records at the American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, OH, Salt Lake City, UT, Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977
Mid-America's promise: a profile of Kansas City Jewry – edited by Joseph P. Schultz, Kansas City, MO, Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City; Waltham, MA, American Jewish Historical Society, 1982
Roots in a moving stream; the centennial history of Congregation B'nai Jehudah of Kansas City – 1870-1970 - Frank J. Adler, Kansas City, MO, The Temple, Congregation B'nai Jehudah, 1972

Kentucky

Adath Louisville: the story of a Jewish community – Herman Landau. Louisville, KY, H. Landau and Associates, 1981
History of the settlement of Jews in Paducah and the lower Ohio valley – Paducah, KY, 1912
The synagogues of Kentucky: architecture and history – Lee Shai Weissbach, Lexington, KY, University Press of Kentucky, 1995
Unity in community, 40; four decades of federation in Louisville, 1934-1974 – Clarence F. Judah., Louisville, KY, Jewish Community Federation of Louisville, 1974

Louisiana

A guide to church records in Louisiana, 1720-1975 - Indexes to Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish churches in Louisiana – Donald J. Hebert, Eunice, LA, 1975
A social and economic study of the New Orleans Jewish community – Julian B. Feibelman, Philadelphia, PA, 1941
An index of "Four score and eleven," a history of the Jews of Rapides Parish, Louisiana, 1828-1919 – Martin I. Hinchin, Alexandria, LA, 1987
Civil War Diary of Clara Solomon: Growing Up in New Orleans, 1861-1862 – Elliott Ashkenazi, Louisiana State University Press, 1995
History of the Jews of Louisiana – New Orleans, LA, 1903
Inventory of the church and synagogue archives of Louisiana. Jewish congregations and organizations – Prepared by the Louisiana Historical records survey, Division of Community Service Programs, Work Projects Administration, The Dept. of Archives, Louisiana State University, University, LA, 1941
Profile of a Community: a sociological study of the New Orleans Jewish community – Leonard Reissman., New Orleans, LA, Jewish Federation of New Orleans, 1958
The Business of Jews in Louisiana, 1840-1875 – Elliott Ashkenazi, Tuscaloosa, AL, University of Alabama Press, 1988
The early Jews of New Orleans – Bertram Wallace Korn, Waltham, MA, American Jewish Historical Society, 1969
The eternal stranger; a study of Jewish life in the small community – Benjamin Caplan, New York, NY, Bookman Associates, 1957
The Jews in Louisiana – Leo Shpall, New Orleans, LA, Steeg Print. & Pub. Co., 1936
Time’s Tapestry – Four Generations of a New Orleans Family – Leta Weiss Marks, Baton Rouge, LA, Louisiana State University Press, 1977

Maine

Crossing lines: histories of Jews and Gentiles in three communities – Judith S. Goldstein. New York, NY, Morrow, 1992
Portland Jewry, its growth and development – Benjamin Band. Portland, ME, Jewish Historical Society 1955
Some jewels of Maine: Jewish Maine pioneers – Celia C. Risen. Portion of Title: Jewish Maine pioneers Pittsburgh, PA, Dorrance Pub. Co., 1997
The Alperts and Cohens of Bangor, Maine – Jordan S. Alpert. San Francisco, CA, J. S. Alpert, 1990
The Jews of New England (Other than Rhode Island) – Leon Huhner, Baltimore, MD, Lord Baltimore Press, 1903
The Making of an Ethnic Middle Class: Portland Jewry over Four Generation – William Toll Albany, NY, State University of New York Press 1982

Maryland

A history of Congregation Shearith Israel of Baltimore, on the threshold of a century – Arnold Blumberg. Baltimore, MD, The Congregation, 1970
A pictorial history of Maryland Jewry – Abraham Dave Glushakow, Baltimore, MD, Jewish Voice Pub. Co, 1955
And so they came: the Jewish experience of settlement in Maryland, 1656-1929 – the inaugural exhibit of the Jewish Heritage Center of the Jewish Historical Society of Maryland, Inc., Baltimore, MD, October 25, 1987-June 19, 1988
Baltimore - Direct. Jewish social directory ... a compedium of names and addresses of membners of the Jewish community of Baltimore – no date shown
Beneath the clustered Spires – Paul and Rita Gordon, Hagerstown, MD, Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co, 1971 a history of the Jewish community of Frederick
Centennial of eastern European Jewish immigration, 1882-1982: exploring the immigrant experience of Baltimore as a gateway city: lecture delivered to the Jewish Community Center of Greater Washington, Rockville, Maryland, on Sunday, May 16, 1982 – Avrum K. Rifman., Baltimore, MD, A.K. Rifman, 1982
Jewish Baltimore, MD, a family album – Gilbert Sandler. Baltimore, MD, Johns Hopkins Univ. in association with the Jewish Museum of Maryland, 2000
Maryland bicentennial Jewish book – A. D. Glushakow. Baltimore, MD, Jewish Voice Pub. Co., 1975
Maryland tercentenary Jewish book... a historical compendium depicting the Jewish contribution to the development of Maryland – Baltimore, MD, 1934
Statistical data of the Jewish religious schools of Baltimore, Maryland and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Philadelphia, PA, 1909
Synagogues, temples, and congregations of Maryland: 1830-1990 – by Earl Pruce, Baltimore, MD, Jewish Historical Society of Maryland, 1993
The chronicle of Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, 1830-1975 – Rose Greenberg., Baltimore, MD, The Congregation, 1976
The civil status of the Jews in Maryland, 1634-1776 – Baltimore, MD, 1894
The Elite Hebrew directory, or Visiting register for the year 18 –19 – Baltimore, MD, P. E. Crowl & co., 18 - 19
The Jews beneath the clustered spires – Paul and Rita Gordon., Hagerstown, MD, Hagerstown Bookbinding & Printing Co., 1971
The Jews of Baltimore, MD, an historical summary of their progress and status as citizens of Baltimore from early days to the year nineteen hundred and ten – Isidor Blum,. Baltimore, MD, Washington Historical Review Pub. Co, 1910
The legacy of a liberal: the miracle of Har Sinai Congregation as it is recounted on the one hundred and twenty-fifth anniversary – Abraham Shusterman. Baltimore, MD, Har Sinai Congregation, 1967
The making of an American Jewish community; the history of Baltimore Jewry from 1773 to 1920 – Isaac M. Fein, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Publication Society of America, 1971
The pre-planned Jewish community of Columbia, Howard County, Maryland: a history of Howard County Jewry, 1890-1986 – Myer Kuritzky, Columbia, MD, Copytronics Reproduction Center, 1987
Traders and transports: the Jews of colonial Maryland – Eric L. Goldstein. Baltimore, MD, Jewish Historical Society of Maryland, 1993

Massachusetts

1975 community survey: a study of the Jewish population of Greater Boston – Floyd J. Fowler, Jr. Boston, MA, Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston, 1977
A chronicle of Boston Jewry: from the colonial settlement to 1900 – Albert Ehrenfried, 1963
A new beginning: the Jews of historic Lowell, Massachusetts – Shirley Kolack. New York, NY, P. Lang, 1997
Acculturation, Group Survival and the Ethnic Community. A Social History of the Jewish Community of Brookline – Bruce Arlan Philipps, Ann Arbor, MI, Univ. Microfilms, 1975
Boston Boy (growing up Jewish in Boston in the 1930s and 40s) – N. Hentoff, New York, NY, A.A.Knopf, 1986
Boston's Jewish community: the 1985 CJP demographic study – Sherry Israel., Boston, MA, Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston, 1987
Boston--where it all began: an historical perspective of the Boston Jewish community – Isaac M. Fein, Boston, MA, Boston Jewish Bicentennial Committee, 1976
Bridging Three Worlds (Hungarian-Jewish Americans 1848-1914) – Robert Perlman, MA, 1991
Brookline: the evolution of an American Jewish suburb – Bruce A. Phillips. New York, NY, Garland Pub., 1990
Early Jewish residents in Massachusetts – Baltimore, MD, 1915
Experiencing Jewish Boston – Brigite S. Grossman, Boston, MA, Jewish Community Center of Greater Boston, 1981
First a Dream: The History of Boston’s Jewish Hospitals 1896-1928 – Arthur J. Linenthal, M.D. Beth Israel Hospital/Harvard Medical School Library, 1990
Growth and Achievement: Temple Israel 1854-1954 – Arthur Mann, foreword by Oscar Handlin, Boston, MA, Temple Adath Israel, 1954
Guide to Jewish Boston and New England – edited by Steven Feldman & the staff of Genesis 2. Cambridge, MA Genesis 2, 1986
Jews in a changing neighborhood: the study of Mattapan – Yona Ginsberg. New York, NY, Free Press, 1975
Jews in Berkshire County – Pink Horwitt, in collaboration with Bertha Skole, Williamstown, MA, 1972
Jews in New England – Historical Study of the Jews in Massachusetts – Samuel S. Broches, New York, NY, Bloch Publishing Co., 1942
Resources for Jewish genealogy in the Boston area – Warren Blatt, Boston, MA, Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Boston, 1996
Starting over: the formation of the Jewish community of Springfield, Massachusetts, 1840-1905 – James A. Gelin. Lanham, MD, University Press of America, 1984
The early Jewish community of Boston's North End – Arnold A. Weider, with an introduction by Jerome Himelhoch., Waltham, MA, Brandeis University, 1962
The Early Years of the Jewish Community Council of Metropolitan Boston – Robert E. Segal, Boston, MA, Jewish Community Relations, 1985
The First Jew: Prejudice and Politics in an American Community 1900-1932 (Malden, Mass.) – Richard Klayman, Malden, MA, Old Suffolk Square Press, 1985
The Jewish Community of Boston’s North End: A Sociologically Oriented Study of an Eastern European Immigrant Community – Arnold A. Wieder, Waltham, MA, Brandeis University, 1962
The Jewish community of Cape Ann: an oral history – compiled by Sarah V. Dunlap, et al.. Gloucester, MA, Cape Ann Jewish Community Oral History Project, 1998
The Jewish guide to Boston and New England – edited by Rosie Rosenzweig. Boston, MA, Jewish Advocate, 1995
The Jews of Boston, MA, essays on the occasion of the centenary (1895-1995) of the Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston –Jonathan D. Sarna & Ellen Smith, Boston, MA, The Philanthropies; Boston, Distributed by Northeastern University press, 1995
The Jews of New England (Other than Rhode Island) – Leon Huhner, Baltimore, MD, Lord Baltimore Press, 1903
Vignettes of early days in the Jewish community of Great Barrington, Massachusetts – Shifra R. Deykin. Great Barrington, MA, Attic Revivals Press, 1987
Water Street: world within a world – Norma Feingold; with an appendix by Nancy Sadick, Worcester, MA, Worcester Historical Museum, 1983

Michigan

A history of early Jewish physicians in the state of Michigan – Irving I. Edgar, New York, NY, Philosophical Library, 1982
A Time to Remember; A History of the Jewish Community in South Haven – Bea Kraus, 1999
Congregation Beth El of Traverse City - Sharon Alterman
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, 5622-5742, 1861-1981 – by Eli Grad and Bette Roth. Detroit, MI, Produced for Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Southfield, MI, Wayne State University Press, 1982
Harmony & dissonance: voices of Jewish identity in Detroit, 1914-1967 – Sidney Bolkosky. Detroit, MI,Wayne State University Press, 1991
Historical Records Survey. Michigan. Inventory of the church and synagogue archives of Michigan. Jewish bodies – Prepared by the Michigan Historical records survey project, Division of professional and service projects, Work projects administration. Michigan state administrative board, sponsor. Michigan historical collection, co-sponsor. Detroit, MI, The Michigan Historical records survey project, 1940
Jewish beginnings in Michigan before 1850; being some notes on residents of the very early days, several biographical notices of more notable citizens between 1840 & 1850, & an account of the beginnings of the immigration of about that time – Hon. David E. Heineman. n. p. n. d
Jews in Michigan - Judith Levin Cantor, Michigan State University Press, 2001
Marriage ceremonial book with marriage records, 1899-1919, Contains marriages at Kalamazoo and Grand Junction, Michigan, 1899; Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1902-1904; Bloomington, Taylorville and Chicago, Illinois, 1905-1907; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1908; New York, 1908-1909, 1919 – Leo Mannheimer, Salt Lake City, UT, Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977
Muskegon's Jewish community: a centennial history, 1888-1988 – Dennis S. Devlin., Muskegon, MI, Congregation B'nai Israel, 1988
Remembering Hastings Street: Growing Up in the 1920's – Louis Surowitz
Temple B'nai Israel--100 years: Saginaw, Michigan, 5650-5750, 1890-1990 – Karen Kritz Demetriou and Fran Rubin Weinstein. Saginaw, MI, The Temple, 1991
The Beth El story, with a history of the Jews in Michigan before 1850 – Irving I. Katz, and Three hundred years in America, by Jacob R. Marcus. Detroit, MI, Wayne University Press, 1955
The Detroit Yiddish theater, 1920 to 1937 – James Miller, Detroit, MI, Wayne State University Press, 1967
The Guide to Jewish Detroit, Canada & out-state Michigan – a special project, compiled by the students of Project Join, Jewish Occupational Intern Program; revised and edited by Fran Kravitz; guide advisor, Raymond G. Kalef, 1976
The Jewish soldier from Michigan in the Civil War – Irving I. Katz. Detroit, MI, Wayne State University Press, 1962
The Jews of Detroit, MI,from the beginning, 1762-1914 – Robert A. Rockaway, Detroit, MI, Wayne State University Press, 1986

Minnesota

A study of the Jewish community of Duluth – Joseph M. Papo. n. p, Jewish Social Service Quarterly, 1942?
Bittersweet berries: growing up Jewish in Minnesota – Ruth F. Brin, Duluth, MN, Holy Cow! Press, 1999
Jews in transition – Albert I. Gordon, Minneapolis, MN, University of Minnesota Press, 1949
The Jews in Minnesota; the first seventy-five years – W. Gunther Plaut, New York, NY, American Jewish Historical Society, 1959
The story of Temple Israel, Minneapolis, Minnesota: a personal account – Albert G. Minda, Minneapolis, MN, s. n., 1971
Those were the days – William Hoffman, Minneapolis, MN, T. S. Denison, 1957
"And Prairie Dogs Weren't Kosher:" Jewish Women in the Upper Midwest Since 1855 – Linda Mack Schloff, St. Paul, Minnesota Historical Society, 1996
Children of the Gilded Ghetto – Judith Kramer and Seymour Leventman, New Haven,Yale University Press, 1961
The Jewish Community of Greater Minneapolis 1981: Population Study – Lois Geer, Minneapolis: The Federation, 1982

Mississippi

Inventory of the church and synagogue archives of Mississippi. Jewish congregations and organizations – Prepared by the Mississippi Historical records survey project, Division of professional and service projects, Work projects administration. Sponsored by Mississippi Department of archives and history. Jackson, MS, Mississippi state conference, B'nai B'rith, 1940
Jewish Family Solidarity – Stanley R. Brav; Vicksburg, MS, Nogales Press, 1940
Jews in early Mississippi – Leo E. Turitz and Evelyn Turitz, Jackson, MS, University Press of Mississippi, 1995
The history of the Jewish community of Vicksburg from 1820 to 1968 – Vicksburg, MS, 1969
The Lonely Days Were Sundays -- Reflections of a Jewish Southerner – Eli N. Evans; Jackson, MS, University Press of Mississippi, 1993
The peddler's grandson: growing up Jewish in Mississippi – Edward Cohen. Jackson, MS, University Press of Mississippi, 1999

Missouri

Jewish progress in Saint Louis – A. Rosenthal, St. Louis, MO, 1904
Mid-America's promise: a profile of Kansas City Jewry – edited by Joseph P. Schultz, Kansas City, MO, Jewish Community Foundation of Greater Kansas City – Waltham, MA, American Jewish Historical Society, 1982
Roots in a moving stream; the centennial history of Congregation B'nai Jehudah of Kansas City, 1870-1970 – Frank J. Adler, Kansas City, MO, The Temple, Congregation B'nai Jehudah, 1972
St. Louis Jewish Community Archives: guide to archival collections – David A. Young, St. Louis, MO, The Archives, 1995
The “Y” Story – A Chronicle of the Jewish Center Movement in St. Louis – St. Louis, MO, Jewish Community Center Association, 1964
The Philipsons; the first Jewish settlers in St. Louis, 1807-1858 – St. Louis, MO, Judaism Sesquicentennial Committee of St. Louis, 1958
Zion in the valley: the Jewish community of St. Louis - Walter Ehrlich – Columbia, MO, University of Missouri Press, 1997

Montana

A guide to the Jewish Rockies, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming – Amy Shapiro, illustrated by Margaret Johnson, Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society, Center for Judaic Studies, University of Denver, Denver, CO, 1979
Golden opportunities: a biographical history of Montana's Jewish communities – Julie L. Coleman, SkyHouse Publishers, Helena, MT, 1994
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
Yippie yi Yiddish: from the "Broncs" to the Big Sky – Meyer "Mike" Chessin., MT, 1995

Nebraska

But, You’re Different (growing up in the small Jewish community in Lincoln, Nebraska) – Elaine Abrams Clearfield, Boulder, CO, Jo's Place, 1995
Consider the years, 1871-1971: Congregation of Temple Israel, Omaha, Nebraska – Suzanne Richards Somberg & Silvia Greene Roffman, Omaha, NE, The Temple, 1971
Demographic survey of the Omaha Jewish community – prepared for the Omaha Jewish Federation, Omaha, NE, Center for applied Urban Research, University of Nebraska at Omaha, 1976
Our story: recollections of Omaha's early Jewish community, l885-1925 – Jonathan Rosenbaum & Patricia O'Connor-Seger, Omaha, NE, Omaha Section of the National Council of Jewish Women, 1981

Nevada

Jewish Federation of Las Vegas Community Study – Jewish Federation of Las Vegas, Brandeis University, 1996
Notes... on the part played by Jewish people in the history of the State of Nevada – Las Vegas, NV, typescript, Marie T. Higginbotham, 1960
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
Synagogue life in northern Nevada – Julius Stein, Reno, NV, Western Book/Journal Press, 1996

New Hampshire

The Jews of New England (Other than Rhode Island) – by Leon Huhner, Baltimore, MD, Lord Baltimore Press, 1903

New Jersey

A history of the Jewish Federation of Greater Trenton: the first fifty years, 1929-1979 – Milton A. Feinberg; edited by Debbie Louis. Trenton, NJ, Jewish Federation of Greater Trenton, 1980
Genealogical resources in the New York metropolitan area – Estelle M. Guzik, New York, NY, Jewish Genealogical Society, 1989
Immigrants to freedom; Jewish communities in rural New Jersey since 1882 – Joseph Brandes, in association with Martin Douglas. Philadelphia, PA, University of Pennsylvania Press, 1971
Jewish agricultural colonies in New Jersey, 1882-1920 – Ellen Eisenberg. Syracuse, NY, Syracuse University Press, 1995
Jewish egg farmers in New Jersey – Joan Rubinstein Barch. Columbia, MD, Barch, 1977
Jewish roots; a history of the Jewish community of Passaic and environs – Passaic, NJ, Jewish Community Council of Passaic-Clifton and Vicinity, 1959
Our Paterson Jewish heritage – Paterson, NJ, Jewish Historical Society of North Jersey, 1987?
Peddler to suburbanite: the history of the Jews of Monmouth County, New Jersey, from the Colonial period to 1980 – Alan S. Pine, Jean C. Hershenov, and Aaron H. Lefkowitz. Deal Park, NJ, Monmouth Jewish Community Council, 1981
Social aspects of the Jewish colonies of South Jersey – by Philip Reuben Goldstein, New York, NY, The League printing co., inc., 1921
Southern New Jersey synagogues: a social history: highlighted by stories of Jewish life from the 1880's-1980's – written by Allen Meyers. Marlton, NJ, Staples, 199
Temple Sinai, 1964 – NJ, The Temple, 1964
The enduring community: the Jews of Newark and MetroWest – William B. Helmreich New Brunswick, NJ, Transaction Publishers, 1999
The Essex story a history of the Jewish community in Essex County, New Jersey – Jewish Education Association of Essex County. Newark, NJ, The Assocation, 1955 (New York, NY, Colby Printers)
The history of the Jews of Teaneck – Joy Zacharia Appelbaum, Teaneck, NJ, Appelbaum, 1977
The Jewish community blue book of Newark – Newark, NJ, Jewish Community Blue Book Pub. Co, 1924
The Jewish scene in New Jersey's Raritan Valley, 1698-1948 – Ruth Marcus Patt. New Brunswick, NJ, Jewish Historical Society of Raritan Valley, 1978
The land was theirs: Jewish farmers in the Garden State – Gertrude Wishnick Dubrovsky. Tuscaloosa, AL, University of Alabama Press, 1992

New Mexico

A history of the Jews in New Mexico – Henry J. Tobias, Albuquerque, NM, University of New Mexico Press, 1990
Congregation Albert, 1897-1972, Albuquerque, New Mexico – Written by Gunther Rothenberg. Researched by Israel C. Carmel, Albuquerque, NM, 1972
History of the Los Alamos Jewish Center, Los Alamos, New Mexico, 1944 to 1957 – Albuquerque, NM, 1958
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
Stones of remembrance: the historic Jewish cemetery in Las Vegas, New Mexico – photos by Cary Herz; foreword by Leonard A. Helman; introduction by Stanley M. Hordes, New Mexico Jewish Historical Society; Santa Fe, NM, Distributed by Red Crane Books, 1990
The impact of the frontier on a Jewish family: the Bibos – Floyd S. Fierman, El Paso, TX, Texas Western College Press, 1961
The Speigelbergs of New Mexico, merchants and bankers, 1844-1893 – El Paso, TX, Texas Western College Press 1964
Without reservations: from Harlem to the end of the Santa Fe trail – Samuel B. Ballen, Santa Fe, NM, Ocean Tree Books, 1997

New York

A summer world: the attempt to build a Jewish Eden in the Catskills from the days of the ghetto to the rise and decline of the Borscht Belt – Stefan Kanfer, New York, NY, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1989
Across Two Centuries – From shtetls to suburbs: the story of Long Island's Jews - Newsday
Affirming the covenant: a history of Temple B'rith Kodesh, Rochester, New York, 1848-1998 – Peter Eisenstadt, Rochester, NY, The Temple; Syracuse, NY, Distributed by Syracuse University Press, 1999
And we're still here: 100 years of small town Jewish life – Helene Gerard 1982
Beyond the Catskills: Jewish life in Binghamton, New York, 1850-1975 – Lance J. Sussman, Binghamton, NY, Southern Tier Jewish History Project, Judaic Studies Program, State University of New York at Binghamton, 1989
Book of remembrance: Hebrew Congregation of Loch Sheldrake, 1922-1997 – Sefer Zikhronot Bet ha-keneset Adat Yiasrael – Joseph Akselrad, editor. Loch Sheldrake, New York, NY, Hebrew Congregation of Loch Sheldrake, 1997
Borscht belt bungalows : memories of Catskill summers – Irwin Richman, Philadelphia, PA, Temple University Press, 1998
Brownsville; the birth, development and passing of a Jewish community in New York – Alter E. Landesman, New York, NY, Bloch Pub. Co., 1969
Catskill culture: a mountain rat's memories of the great Jewish resort area – Phil Brown. Philadelphia, PA, Temple University Press, 1998
Conservative Judaism in America: a biographical dictionary and source book – Pamela S. Nadell. New York, NY, Greenwood Press, 1988
Early Jewish settlement in Nassau County: the communities, the people, the synagogues – Fried, Heidi 1988
Fires in the mirror: Crown Heights, Brooklyn, and other identities – Anna Deavere Smith. New York, NY, Dramatists Play Service, 1997
Frankfurt on the Hudson: the German-Jewish community of Washington Heights, 1933-1983, its structure and culture – Steven M. Lowenstein. Detroit, MI,Wayne State University Press, 1989
From a minyan to a community; a history of the Jews of Syracuse – B. G. Rudolph, Syracuse, NY, Syracuse University 1970
From Ararat to suburbia: the history of the Jewish community of Buffalo – Selig Adler and Thomas E. Connolly, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Publication Society of America, 1960
From suburb to shtetl: the Jews of Boro Park – Egon Mayer. Philadelphia, PA, Temple University Press, 1979
Genealogical resources in the New York metropolitan area – Estelle M. Guzik, New York, NY, Jewish Genealogical Society, 1989
Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America. The archives of Youth Aliyah, 1933-1960 – Lawrence D. Geller. New York, NY, Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, 1983
Jewish Community of New York City. The Jewish communal register of New York city, 1917-1918 – Edited and pub. by the Kehillah (Jewish community) of New York city. New York, NY, 1918
Jewish farmers of the Catskills: a century of survival – Abraham D. Lavender and Clarence B. Steinberg. Gainesville, FL, University Press of Florida, 1995
Jewish hometown associations and family circles in New York – the WPA Yiddish Writers' Group study, Hannah Kliger, Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Press, 1992
Jewish immigrant associations and American identity in New York, 1880-1939 – Daniel Soyer. Cambridge, MA, Harvard University Press, 1997
Jewish landmarks of New York, NY, a travel guide and history – Bernard Postal and Lionel Koppman; foreword by Jacob R. Marcus, New York, NY, Fleet Press Corp., 1978
Lost and found: Albany (NY) area church and synagogue vital records, 1654-1925 – Diane Snyder Ptak. Albany, NY, D. S. Ptak, 1993
Marriage ceremonial book with marriage records, 1899-1919, Contains marriages at Kalamazoo and Grand Junction, Michigan, 1899; Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1902-1904; Bloomington, Taylorville and Chicago, Illinois, 1905-1907; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1908; New York, 1908-1909, 1919 – Leo Mannheimer, Salt Lake City, UT, Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977
Mishpokhe: a study of New York City Jewish family clubs – William E. Mitchell, foreword by Marshall Sklare, The Hague, Mouton, 1978
Needles and Thread: Jewish life in Suffolk County – Helene Gerard 1983
New York's early Jews: some myths and misconceptions – A lecture by Malcolm H. Stern, with response by Marc D. Angel, New York, NY, Jewish Historical Society of New York 1976
Old East Side. The Jewish East Side, 1881-1924 – edited by Milton Hindus; with a new introduction by the editor. New Brunswick, NJ, Transaction Publishers, 1996
Only in Mount Vernon: the biography of a Jewish community – Daniel Perlman., Alexandria, VA, D. Perlman, 1980
Oscar Israelowitz's Catskills guide – Brooklyn, NY, Israelowitz Pub., 1992
Painting a place in America: Jewish artists in New York, 1900-1945: a tribute to the Educational Alliance Art School – edited by Norman L. Kleeblatt and Susan Chevlowe. New York, NY, Jewish Museum; Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Press, 1991
Portal to America: the Lower East Side, 1870-1925 – New York, NY, Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1967
Portraits etched in stone; early Jewish settlers, 1682-1831 – David de Sola Pool, New York, NY, Columbia University Press, 1952
Remember the Catskills: tales by a recovering hotelkeeper – Esterita "Cissie" Blumberg, Fleischmanns, NY: Purple Mountain Press, 1996
Satmar; an island in the city – Israel Rubin, Chicago, IL, Quadrangle Books, 1972
Shtetl in the Adirondacks: the story of Gloversville and its Jews – Herbert M. Engel, Fleischmanns, NY, Purple Mountain Press, 1991
Temple Beth El's first century; centennial souvenir book, 1847-1947 – Marvin H. Garfinkel, Buffalo, NY, 1947
That I May Dwell Among Them: a synagogue history of Nassau County – 1991
The first hundred years of the Mount Sinai Hospital of New York, 1852-1952 – Joseph Hirsh and Beka Doherty, New York, NY, Random House, 1952
The girls: Jewish women of Brownsville, Brooklyn, 1940-1995 – Carole Bell Ford. Albany, NY, State University of New York Press, c2000
The history of Temple Israel of New Rochelle, New York – Jacob K. Shankman, New Rochelle, NY, The Temple, 1977
The history of the Jewish community of Harlem, 1870-1930 – Jeffrey S. Gurock. 1977
The Jewish communal register of New York city, 1917-1918 – pub. by the Kehillah (Jewish community) of New York, NY, 1919
The Jewish community in Rochester, 1843-1925 – New York, NY, Columbia University Press, 1954
The Jewish community of Poughkeepsie, New York, NY, an anecdotal history – Eva Effron Acker Goldin., 1982
The Jewish Community of Utica New York – S. Joshua Kohn. Amer. Jewish Historical Society 1959
The Jews of New Amsterdam – written and illustrated by Eva Deutsch Costabel, New York, NY, Atheneum, 1988
The Jews of New York – Charles P. Daly, New York, NY, 1883
The Jews of Westchester: a social history – Baila R. Shargel, Harold L. Drimmer, Fleischmanns, NY, Purple Mountain Press, 1994
The Lower East Side: portal to American life, 1870-1924 – Exhibition September 21 through November 6, 1966
The luckiest orphans: a history of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum of New York – Hyman Bogen. Urbana, IL, University of Illinois Press, 1992
The miracle of Intervale Avenue: the story of a Jewish congregation in the South Bronx – Jack Kugelmass. New York, NY, Schocken Books, 1986
The promised city: New York's Jews, 1870-1914 – Moses Rischin; with a new pref. by the author. Cambridge, MA, Harvard University Press, 1977
The rise of the Jewish community of New York, 1654-1860 – Hyman B. Grinstein. Philadelphia, PA, The Jewish Publication Society of America, 5705-1945
The synagogues of New York's Lower East Side – photos by Jo Renée Fine; text by Gerard R. Wolfe. New York, NY, Washington Mews Books, 1978
The time that was then; the Lower East Side, 1900-1914, an intimate chronicle – Harry Roskolenko, New York, NY, Dial Press, 1971
The Varian Fry papers; The Fort Ontario Emergency Refugee Shelter papers – edited by Karen J. Greenberg. New York, NY, Garland Pub, 1990
The Yiddish theatre in America – by David S. Lifson. New York, NY, T. Yoseloff 1965
United Hebrew trades of the state of New York. Gewerkschaften – issued by the United Hebrew trades on the occasion of its 50th anniversary as a trade union central body in greater New York, Ed. by H. Lang - Morris C. Feinstone. New York, NY, United Hebrew trades of the state of New York 1938
When Harlem was Jewish, 1870-1930 – Jeffrey S. Gurock. New York, NY, Columbia University Press, 1979
Williamsburg: a Jewish community in transition; a study of the factors and patterns of change in the organization and structure of a community in transition – George C. Kranzler, New York, NY, P. Feldheim, 1961
Wills of early New York Jews, 1704-1799 – Leo Hershkowitz with a foreword by Isidore S. Meyer New York, NY, American Jewish Historical Society, 1967

North Carolina

A Jewish tour of the Carolinas – Charlotte, NC, E. and W. J. Klein, 1999
Jewish roots in the Carolinas; a pattern of American philo-Semitism – Harry L. Golden and Martin Rywell, Greensboro, NC, Deal Print. Co., 1955
Jews in American History – Their Contribution to the United States of America – Harry Golden & Martin Rywell, Charlotte, NC, Henry Lewis Martin Co., 1950
The family of Leopold and Bertha (Klaus) Haas of Rülzheim, Pfalz, Germany, 1758-1992 – Zelia H. Cline. Mt. Pleasant, NC, Z.H. Cline, 1992
The Jews of Charlotte, North Carolina: a chronicle with commentary and conjectures – Morris Speizman. Charlotte, NC, McNally and Loftin, 1978
The Provincials A Personal History of Jews in the South – Eli N Evans; New York, NY, Atheneum, 1973
The struggle for religious liberty in North Carolina, with special reference to the Jews – Baltimore, MD, The Society? 1907

North Dakota

Burleigh County, North Dakota, book of remembrances – compiled and edited by Beth Bauman, Gail Gorden, Dorothy Jackman, Bismarck, ND, Bismarck-Mandan Genealogical and Historical Society, 1994
Dakota Diaspora: memoirs of a Jewish homesteader – Sophie Trupin, Lincoln, NE, University of Nebraska Press, 1988, 1984
Jewish cowboy, Isaac Raboy – translated from the Yiddish by Nathaniel Shapiro. Uniform Title: Yidisher kauboy. English Westfield, NJ, Tradition Books, 1989
Rachel Calof's story: Jewish homesteader on the Northern Plains – J. Sanford Rikoon, volume editor; translated from the Yiddish by Jacob Calof and Molly Shaw, Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Press, 1995
Temple Beth El, Fargo, North Dakota: the first fifty years, 1942-1992 – Fargo, ND, Temple Beth El, 1992

Ohio

A guide to Jewish history sources in the History Library of the Western Reserve Historical Society – compiled by John J. Grabowski, Lucinda K. Arnold; edited by Kermit J. Pike, Cleveland, OH, The Society, 1983
A journal of the early years of Masada, Young Men's Zionist Organization of America: 1928-1933 –Joseph M. Papo. Cleveland, OH, The Organization, 1994
Congregation Ohev Tzedek-Shaarei Torah: 50th anniversary, 1925-1975 – Youngstown, OH, The Congregation, 1975
German-Jewish orthodoxy in an immigrant synagogue: Cincinnati's New Hope Congregation and the ambiguities of ethnic religion – Benny Kraut. New York, NY, M. Wiener Pub., 1988
Guide to Jewish Cleveland: a service of the Cleveland Jewish news & the Jewish Information Service of the Jewish Community Federation – Cleveland, OH, The Federation, 197-
History of the Jews of Cleveland – Lloyd P. Gartner, Cleveland, OH, Western Reserve Historical Society in cooperation with the Jewish Community Federation of Cleveland, 1987
History of the Jews of Greater Youngstown, 1865-1990 – Irving E. Ozer, 1994
Inside looking out: the Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum, 1868-1924 – Gary Edward Polster. Kent, OH, Kent State University Press, 1990
Jewish families in Greater Cleveland – Howard Whipple Green., Cleveland, OH, Cleveland Health Council, 1939
Jewish farmer in America: the unknown chronicle – Jacob L. Ornstein-Galicia. Lewiston, NY, E. Mellen Press, 1992
Jews and Judaism in a Midwestern Community Columbus – Marc Lee Raphael, Ohio Historical Society 1979
Marriage ceremonial book with marriage records, 1899-1919, Contains marriages at Kalamazoo and Grand Junction, Michigan, 1899; Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1902-1904; Bloomington, Taylorville and Chicago, Illinois, 1905-1907; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1908; New York, 1908-1909, 1919 – Leo Mannheimer, Salt Lake City, UT, Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977
Merging traditions: Jewish life in Cleveland: a contemporary narrative, 1945-1975, a pictorial record, 1839-1975 – Sidney Z. Vincent and Judah Rubinstein, Cleveland, OH, Western Reserve Historical Society, 1978
Mt. Vernon Avenue - Jewish Businesses in a Changing Neighborhood - 1918-1999
Papa was a farmer – Brenda Weisberg Meckler; with illustrations by Marcia Erickson. Chapel Hill, NC, Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill; Dallas, TX, Taylor Pub. Co., 1988
Sephardic life in Cincinnati, 1906-1976: a synopsis – Isaac Yerushalmi. Cincinnati, OH, Sephardic Beth Shalom Congregation, 1976
Temple Israel - 1865-1953 – Summit Co, no date or place
The Jews of Cincinnati – Jonathan D. Sarna and Nancy H. Klein, Cincinnati, OH, Center for Study of the American Jewish Experience, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, 1989
The time of My Life – Maurice (M. D. ) Portman
The Western journal of Isaac Mayer Wise, 1877 – edited by William M. Kramer; foreword by Glenn S. Dumke; pref. by Moses Rischin. Berkeley, CA, Western Jewish History Center, Magnes Museum, 1974

Oklahoma

The Jews in Oklahoma – Henry J. Tobias, Norman, OK, University of Oklahoma Press, 1980

Oregon

Following a river: Portland's Congregation Neveh Shalom, 1869-1989 – Gary Miranda; based on historical research by David Bernstein, Portland, OR, The Congregation, 1989
Jewish history of Oregon – Samuel M. Suwol, Portland, OR, 1958
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
The Jews of Oregon, 1850-1950 – by Steven Lowenstein, Portland, OR, Jewish Historical Society of Oregon, 1987
The making of an ethnic middle class: Portland Jewry over four generations – William Toll, Albany, NY, State University of New York Press, 1982

Pennsylvania

By Myself I'm A Book: An Oral History of the Immigrant Jewish Experience in Pittsburgh – Ailon Shiloah, Waltham, MA, Am. Jewish Historical Soc., 1972
Consider the years; the story of the Jewish community of Easton, 1752-1942 – Joshua Trachtenberg, place and date not known
Continuity and change: 75th anniversary exhibit, the Federation of Jewish Agencies of Greater Philadelphia, the Museum of the Philadelphia Civic Center, November 1-28, 1976: catalog – Ruth A. Corson, exhibit director., Philadelphia, PA, The Federation, 1976
Deeds of love: a history of the Jewish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum of Philadelphia-- America's first Jewish orphanage – Jules Doneson, New York, NY, Vantage Press, 1996
Fiftieth anniversary, Temple Beth El, Front & Wisconsin Sts. – Harrisburg, PA, The Temple, 1976
From ghetto to emancipation: historical and contemporary reconsiderations of the Jewish community – edited by David N. Myers and William V. Rowe, Scranton, PA, University of Scranton Press, Buffalo, New York, NY, Distribution, University of Toronto Press, 1997. Related Names: Myers, David N. Rowe, William V., 1951
Guide to Jewish Philadelphia: everything Jewish in the Philadelphia area – Lillian Youman, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia, 1994
Guidebook to Jewish Philadelphia: history, landmarks, donors of the Jewish community for the life of Philadelphia, 1703-1965 – Esther M. Klein., Philadelphia, PA, Philadelphia Jewish Times Institute, 1965
Insecure Prosperity: Small-Town Jews in Industrial America, 1980-1940 (story of the Jewish community in pre-World War II Johnstown) – Ewa Morawska, NJ, Princeton University Press, 1996
Jews of Harrisburg – Michael Coleman
Lancaster's first Jewish community, 1715 to 1804: the era of Joseph Simon – David Brener. Lancaster, PA, Lancaster County Historical Society, 1976
Lancaster's gates of heaven: portals to the past: the 19th century Jewish community of Lancaster, Pennsylvania and Congregation Shaarai Shomayim, 1856-1976 – Lancaster, PA, Congregation Shaarai Shomayim, 1976
Listen to our words: oral histories of the Jewish community of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania – general editors, Richard David Wissolik, Jennifer Campion, Barbara Wissolik; editors, Erica Wissolik..., et al.; introductory remarks by Ronald E. Tranquilla..., et al.. Latrobe, PA, Saint Vincent College, 1997
North of Society Hill and Other Stories (Jewish Philadelphia, 1900-1950) – William B. Richter, North Quincy, MA, The Christopher Publishing House. 1970
Pittsburgh and beyond: the experience of the Jewish community: a guide to the NCJW Pittsburgh Section oral history collection – Emmet J. Devine, with contributions by Elizabeth Ann Roberts and Richard J. Smith. Pittsburgh, PA, National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section, 1993
Pittsburgh-Direct. The Pittsburgh Jewish society book; comprising the names and addresses of members and the history of Jewish organizations, also a history of the Jewish community of Pittsburgh – no date shown
Rebecca Gratz: Women and Judaism in Antebellum America – Dianne Ashton, Wayne State Univ. Press, 1997
Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel; its first 100 years, 1847-1947 – Philadelphia, PA, 1950
Statistical data of the Jewish religious schools of Baltimore, Maryland and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Philadelphia, PA, 1909
Statistical data of the Jewish religious schools of Philadelphia for 1906-1907 – collected by Julius H. Greenstone. Philadelphia, PA, 1907
Strawberry mansion : the Jewish community of North Philadelphia – Allen Meyers, Charleston, SC, Arcadia Publishing, 1999
The Changing Pattern of the Distribution of the Jewish Population of Pittsburgh from Earliest Settlement to 1963 – Leonard Irvin Kuntz, Ann Arbor, MI, University Microfilms, 1973
The Har Zion Temple, Philadelphia, PA, 1924-1949, Bet ha-keneset Har Tsiyon, 684-709: a quarter century of service – Samuel Sussman, Philadelphia, PA, The Temple, 1949
The history of Jewish education in Philadelphia, 1782-1873: from the erection of the first synagogue to the closing of the Maimonides College – David Uriah Todes. Washington, DC, D.U. Todes, 1990
The history of the Jews of Philadelphia from colonial times to the age of Jackson – Edwin Wolf, 2d, and Maxwell Whiteman, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Publication Society of America, 1957
The History of the Jews of Western Pennsylvania – Jacob Feldman
The Jewish community of Pittsburgh, December, 1938; a sample study – Maurice Taylor, Pittsburgh, PA, 1941
The Jewish community of Pittsburgh: a population study – Pittsburgh, PA, United Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh, 1963
The Jewish community of South Philadelphia – Allen Meyers, Charleston, SC, Arcadia, 1998
The Jewish community of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania: a collection of oral histories, 1991-1992 – general editor, Richard David Wissolik; associate editors, Michelle Howatineck..., et al.; consulting editor, Erica Wissolik; interviewers and editors, Michelle Howatineck..., et al.. Latrobe, PA, Saint Vincent College Center for Northern Appalachian Studies/Oral History Program in cooperation with the Westmoreland Jewish Community Council of the United Jewish Federation, 1993
The Jewish experience in western Pennsylvania: a history, 1755-1945 – Jacob S. Feldman. Pittsburgh, PA, Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 1986
The Jewish quarter of Philadelphia: a history and guide, 1881-1930 – Harry D. Boonin, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Walking Tours of Philadelphia, 1999
The Jews in Philadelphia prior to 1800 – Philadelphia, PA, E. Stern & co., 1883
The Jews of Lancaster, Pennsylvania: A Story with Two Beginnings – David A. Brener, Congregation Shaarai Shomayim, Lancaster, PA, 1979
The Jews of Philadelphia: their history from the earliest settlements to the present time; a record of events and institutions, and of leading members of the Jewish community in every sphere of activity – by Henry S. Morrais, Philadelphia, PA, The Levytype Co., 1894
The Jews of Wilkes-Barre: 150 years (1845-1995) in the Wyoming Valley of Pennsylvania – edited by Marjorie Levin, Wilkes-Barre, PA, Jewish Community Center of Wyoming Valley, 1999
The Philadelphia Group and Philadelphia Jewish history: a guide to archival and bibliographic collections – Dianne Ashton, Philadelphia, PA, Center for American Jewish History, Temple University, 1993
Traditions in transition: Jewish culture in Philadelphia, 1840-1940: an exhibition in the Museum of the Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies, April 24-October 21, 1989 – edited by Gail F. Stern. Philadelphia, PA, The Institute; Lanham, MD, Distributed by AASLH Library, 1989
Voices from Marshall Street: Jewish life in a Philadelphia neighborhood, 1920-1960 – Elaine Krasnow Ellison and Elaine Mark Jaffe. Philadelphia, PA, Camino Books, 1994
Voices of Hazleton: a century of Jewish life – Jeannette F. Miller, Hazleton, PA, J.F. Miller, 1993
When Philadelphia was the capital of Jewish America – edited by Murray Friedman. Philadelphia, PA, Balch Institute Press; London, Associated University Presses, 1993

Rhode Island

Family connections: a history of Italian and Jewish immigrant lives in Providence, Rhode Island, 1900-1940 – Judith E. Smith. Albany, NY, State University of New York Press, 1985
Jewish Americans: three generations in a Jewish community – Sidney Goldstein and Calvin Goldscheider. Lanham, MD, University Press of America, 1985, 1968
Lopez of Newport: Colonial American Merchant Prince – Stanley F. Chyet, Detroit, MI, Wayne State University Press, 1970
Temple Emanu-El, the first fifty years, 5684-5734 – editor, David Horvitz., Providence, RI, The Temple, 1975?
The Greater Providence Jewish community; a population survey – Providence, RI, Sponsored by the General Jewish Committee of Providence, 1964
The Jews in Rhode Island : a brief history – Geraldine S. Foster, Providence, RI, Heritage Commission, 1985
The Jews of Newport – by Leon Huhner, 1908
To Bigotry no Sanction – A Jewish Schrine in America, 1658-1958 (Touro Synagogue) – Morris Gutstein, New York, NY, Bloch, 1958

South Carolina

Documents relative to a proposed settlement of Jews in South Carolina in 1748 – Charleston, SC, The Daggett printing oc., 1903
Hoopskirts & huppas: a chronicle of the early years of the Garfunkel-Trager family in America, 1856-1920 – as written by Milton M. Gottesman. Variant Title: Hoopskirts and huppas New York, NY, American Jewish Historical Society, 1999
Jewish marriage notices from the newspaper press of Charleston, S.C., 1775-1906 – Barnett A. Elzas. New York, NY, Bloch Pub. Co., 1917
Jewish roots in the Carolinas; a pattern of American philo-Semitism – Harry L. Golden and Martin Rywell, Greensboro, NC, Deal Print. Co., 1955
The Jewish cemeteries of Congregation Berith Shalome at Columbia, S.C. – Barnett Elzas. Charleston, SC, Elzas, 1910
The Jewish cemetery at Georgetown, S.C. – comp. by Barnett A. Elzas., Charleston, SC, Elzas, 1910
The Jews of Charleston: a history of an American Jewish Community – Charles Reznikoff; with the collaboration of Uriah Z. Engelman, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Publication Society of America, 1950
The Jews of South Carolina from the earliest settlement to the end of the American revolution – Leon Huhner, Baltimore, MD, The Friedenwald company, 1904
The Jews of South Carolina, from the earliest times to the present day – Barnett Abraham Elzas, Philadelphia, PA, J.B.Lippincott, 1905
The Jews of South Carolina; a review of the article "Charleston" in col. 3, of the Jewish encyclopaedia – by Barnett Abraham Elzas, Charleston, SC, The Daggett Printing Co., 1903
The Jews of South Carolina; a survey of the records at present existing in Charleston – by Barnett Abraham Elzas, Charleston, SC, The Daggett Printing Co., 1903
The Jews of South Carolina; record of first naturlization in the province – by Barnett Abraham Elzas, Charleston, SC, 1903
The new Jewish cemetery of K.K. Beth Elohim at Charleston, S.C. – Barnett A. Elzas. Charleston, SC, Elzas, 1910
This happy land: the Jews of colonial and antebellum Charleston – James William Hagy. Tuscaloosa, AL, University of Alabama Press, 1993

South Dakota

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Tennessee

A biblical people in the Bible belt; the Jewish community of Memphis, Tennessee, 1840s-1960s – Selma S. Lewis, Mercer University Press, 1998
Beginnings on Market Street: Nashville and her Jewry, 1861-1901 – Fedora Small Frank. Nashville, TN, Frank, 1976
Five Families and Eight Young Men (Nashville) – Fedora Frank, Tennessee Book Company 1962
Marriage ceremonial book with marriage records, 1899-1919, Contains marriages at Kalamazoo and Grand Junction, Michigan, 1899; Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1902-1904; Bloomington, Taylorville and Chicago, Illinois, 1905-1907; Cincinnati, Ohio, 1908; New York, 1908-1909, 1919 - Leo Mannheimer, Salt Lake City, UT, Filmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977
The Peres Family – Introduction by Stephen S. Wise, Forward by Abe Fortas, Kingsport, TN, Southern Publishers, Inc., 1938

Texas

A light in the prairie: Temple Emanu-El of Dallas, 1872-1997 – Gerry Cristol, Fort Worth, TX, Texas Christian University, 1998
A six year history of the Jewish Community Council of Metropolitan Houston; a chronicle of community organization and accomplishment – Houston, TX, The Jewish Community Council of Metropolitan Houston, 1943
A social and demographic survey of the Jewish community of Houston, Texas – Sam Schulman, David Gottlieb, Sheila Sheinberg, in collaboration with the Demographic Study Committee; sponsored by the Jewish Community Council of Metropolitan Houston, inc, Houston, TX, The Committee, 1976
Beth-El Congregation, Fort Worth, Texas, Centennial: 1902 - 2002 – Hollace Ava Weiner, Fort Worth, Beth-El Congregation, 2002
Dallas Jewish genealogical guide– resources for doing Jewish genealogy distant from major research centers – David A. Chapin, Dallas, TX, Dallas Jewish Historical Society, 1993
Deep in the heart: the lives and legends of Texas Jews: a photographic history – Ruthe Winegarten and Cathy Schechter; Jimmy Kessler, consulting editor, Austin, TX, Eakin Press, 1990
El Paso merchant and civic leader from the 1880's through the Mexican revolution – Research and annotations by Floyd S. Fierman, El Paso, TX, Texas Western College Press 1965
Galveston, Ellis Island of the West – Bernard Marinbach, Albany, NY, State University of New York Press, 1983
In Jewish Texas: a family memoir – Stanley E. Ely, Fort Worth, TX, Texas Christian University Press, 1998
Jewish Stars in Texas: Rabbis and Their Work – Hollace Ava Weiner, College Station, TX, A & M University Press, 1999
Oleander odyssey: the Kempners of Galveston, Texas, 1854-1980s – Harold M. Hyman, College Station, TX, Texas A & M University Press, 1990
One Hundred Years of Jewry in Texas - Description of the Jewish Exhibit in the Hall of Religion. Texas Centennial Exposition 1836-1936 – Henry Cohen, David Lefkowitz, and Ephraim Frisch, 1936
Pioneer Jewish Texans: their impact on Texas and American history for four hundred years, 1590-1990 – Natalie Ornish. Dallas, TX, Texas Heritage Press, 1989
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
Pioneer Jews of Waco – Mordecai Podet, Waco, TX, M. Podet, 1986
Settlement of the Jews in Texas – Henry Cohen, Baltimore, MD, 1894
Some Early Jewish Settlers on the Southwestern Fronier – Floyd S. Fierman, TX, Texas Western Press, 1960
Texas Jewish burials, alphabetically by name – compiled and edited by Gertrude M. and Donald L. Teter, Austin, TX, Texas Jewish Historical Society, 1997
The Centenary History of Congregation Beth Israel of Houston, Texas, 1854-1954 – Ann Nathan Cohen, Houston, TX, 1954
The Jewish Texans – San Antonio, TX, University of Texas at San Antonio, Institute of Texan Cultures, 1974
The Jews in Texas – Rev. Henry Cohen, Pub of Am Jewish Hist. Soc., 1895
The Jews of Houston: an ethnographic study – Elaine H. Maas, New York, NY, AMS Press, 1989
The Levin years, a golden era--1929-1951 – Dallas, Texas, Hebrew School of Dallas and its extended activities - conceived, written, and compiled by Ginger Chesnick Jacobs, Dallas, TX, G. C. Jacobs in cooperation with the Dallas Jewish Historical Society, 1989
The Schwartz family of El Paso: the story of a pioneer Jewish family in the Southwest – Floyd S. Fierman, El Paso, TX, Texas Western Press, 1980

Utah

A Homeland in the West – Utah Jews Remember – Eileen Hallet Stone, Salt Lake City, UT, The University of Utah Press, 2001
A Tapestry of Judaism--an historical portrait – KUED; executive producer, Allyson Beecher; produced & directed by J. Scott Iverson; written by J. Scott Iverson, Mark Layton, United States, PBS, 1984
Back to the soil: the Jewish farmers of Clarion, Utah, and their world – Robert Alan Goldberg; with a foreword by Charles S. Peterson, Salt Lake City, UT, University of Utah Press, 1986
History of the Jews in Utah and Idaho – Juanita Brooks, Salt Lake City, UT, Western Epics, 1973
Jews of Salt Lake City – L. Watters, Salt Lake City, UT, 1975
Jews of the American West – Moses Rischin and John Livingston, Detroit, MI, Wayne State University Press, 1991
Life, More Sweet that Bitter - story of a Russian Jewish immigrant to Salt Lake City – Warshaw, Maurice. Salt Lake City, UT, Kelsch & Associates, 1975
Mormon and Jew: A Meeting on the American Frontier – Zucker, Louis C., Provo, UT, 1961
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
The Pioneer Jews of Utah – Leon L. Watters and Louis C. Zucker, New York, NY, American Jewish Historical Society, 1952

Vermont

The Jews of New England (Other than Rhode Island) – by Leon Huhner, Baltimore, MD, Lord Baltimore Press, 1903
The story of the Jewish community of Burlington, Vermont: the story of the Jewish community of Burlington, Vermont, from early times to 1946 – Myron Samuelson. Burlington, VT, Samuelson, 1976

Virginia

Chapters on the Jews of Virginia, 1658-1900 – Petersburg, VA, 1969
Commonwealth and community: the Jewish experience in Virginia – Melvin I. Urofsky. Richmond, VA, Virginia Historical Society and Jewish Community Federation of Richmond, 1997
History of the Jews of Petersburg, 1789-1950 – Petersburg, VA, 1954
Richmond's Jewry, 1769-1976: Shabbat in Shockoe – Myron Berman. Charlottesville, VA, Published for the Jewish Community Federation of Richmond by the University Press of Virginia, 1979
Temple Beth El; a centennial history of Beth El Hebrew Congregation, serving northern Virginia since 1859 – Max Rosenberg and Arthur Marmor, Alexandria, VA, 1962
The East European Jewish immigrant in America: a compilation of the 1900 Norfolk Census – compiled by Irwin M. Berent. Norfolk, VA, Jewish Genealogical Club of Tidewater, Virginia, 1982
The history of the Jews of Richmond from 1769 to 1917 – Herbert T. Ezekiel and Gaston Lichtenstein. Fredericksburg, VA, Sergeant Kirkland's, 1998
The Jewish blue book of Roanoke – Roanoke, VA, Walters printing & manufacturing company, 1900
The Jews of Richmond during the Civil War – by Herbert T. Ezekiel., Richmond, VA, 1915
The Jews of Virginia from the earliest times to the close of the eighteenth century – Leon Hühner, Baltimore, MD, 1911
Through the years; a study of the Richmond Jewish Community – Richmond, VA, 1955

Washington

A study of the Jewish community in the Greater Seattle area – James McCann, with the assistance of Debra Friedman, Seattle, WA, Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, 1979
Guide to Jewish Seattle and to Jewish communities in the Greater Seattle area and in Washington State – Seattle, WA, Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, 1981
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984
From the Shtetl to Bellingham: The History of "New Whatcom's" Jewish Community, 1908-1984 – Tobi Kestenberg, Congregation Beth Israel, Bellingham WA, 1984
Family of Strangers: Building a Jewish Community in Washington State – Molly Cone, Howard Droker, Jacqueline Williams,
Washington State Historical Society, Seattle, in association with University of Washington Press, Seattle & London, 2003
Congregation Beth Israel: Celebrating 100 Years in Bellingham WA (Centennial Banquet Program and History) – Congregation Beth Israel, Bellingham WA, 2008
Jewish Enterprise in the American West: Washington, 1853-1909 – Julia Niebuhr Eulenberg, PhD Dissertation, University of Washington, Seattle WA, 1996

West Virginia

History of the Beckley Jewish community – Abraham Isaac Shinedling, Beckley, WV, 1955
West Virginia Jewry: origins and history, 1850-1958 – Abraham I Shinedling. Philadelphia, PA, Press of M. Jacobs, 1963

Wisconsin

Guide to the Wisconsin Jewish archives at the State Historical Society of Wisconsin – Lindsay B. Nauen, Madison, WI, 1974
Guide to Wisconsin Survivors of the Holocaust: A Documentation Project of the Wisconsin Jewish Archives – Sarah Leuchter, Madison, WI, State Hist. Soc. Of Wisc., 1983
Index to deaths reported in "The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle" – Manning M. Bookstaff, Milwaukee, WI, M.M. Bookstaff, 1994-1997
The golden land: 150 years of Jewish life in Milwaukee – Ruth Traxler. Milwaukee, WI, Sesquicentennial Celebration: Distributed by the Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 1994
The history of the Jews of Milwaukee – Louis J. Swichkow and Lloyd P. Gartner, Philadelphia, PA, Jewish Publication Society of America, 1963
The Pack Peddler – W. Lee Provol, Chicago, IL, Winston, 1937

Wyoming

A guide to the Jewish Rockies, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming – Amy Shapiro; illustrated by Margaret Johnson, Denver, CO, Rocky Mountain Jewish Historical Society, Center for Judaic Studies, University of Denver, 1979
Lest we forget: remembrances of Cheyenne's Jews – Mark Elliott and Marie Still, Cheyenne, WY, Aaron Mountain Pub., 1990
Pioneer Jews - A New Life in the Far West – Harriet and Fred Rochlin, Houghton Miflin Co., Boston, MA, 1984

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