Historical Register of Officers of the Continental Army.
Heitman, Francis B. 1914. 698 pages, includes addendum by Robert H. Kelby, 1932. Indexed.

The standard reference containing over 14,000 officers of Continental Army and State militias during the American Revolution (1775-1783), arranged alphabetically, with service records.

Information provided includes: rank; dates of service; where and when wounded, taken prisoner or killed in battle; etc.  Heitman was allowed access to all records in the War Department pertaining to the American Revolution which forms the basis of his original work.  Included in the list are officers from France who served in the American Revolution.

This CD is based on Heitman's second  "New, Revised and Enlarged" edition, published in 1914, which included the addition of some 8,000 additional officers   thereby making it much more complete than his original.  An addendum by Robert Kelby adds to the list. 

Unpublished manuscript by one of the 20th century's leading genealogists.

300 handwritten pages, extensively footnoted with authorities, tracing the many lines of descent through the early Plantagenet Kings of England. Indexed by the author.

At the time this classic was published in 1870, while the military service of army officers had been recorded by several authors, the record of Navy and Marine Corps officers had been wholly neglected. This definitive reference records the service of all living officers of the U. S. Navy (from the grade of Admiral down to Lieutenant-Commander) and Marine Corps (from General down to Captain), inclusive, including full Surgeons, Paymasters and Engineers, as appeared in official Navy Register for 1870. This information was generally verified by information obtained from the officers themselves and is richly detailed: birth date and place, duty stations, promotions, etc. Includes service from the Barbary Wars, Mexican War, Civil War and later. Hamersly, a Marine Corps Lieutenant, faithfully compiled this list from official sources and with the encouragement of the Secretary of the Navy and David D. Porter, Vice Admiral, whose endorsements are printed therein.

NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES, 1775-1853. Compiled from official sources by Lt. George F. Emmons, USN by authority of the Navy Department. This incredible reference includes a brief history of each vessel's service and fate as appears upon the record from before the American Revolution through 1853 (after the Mexican War). Charts include ship description, capacity, dates and details of voyages, commanding officer, ports of call, etc. This book also includes detail on the Revenue Marine, Coast Guard and privateer vessels, captures, and more!

REGISTER OF OFFICER PERSONNEL, UNITED STATES NAVY AND MARINE CORPS, AND SHIPS' DATA, 1801-1807. Compiled under the direction of the Hon. James V. Forrestal, Secretary of the Navy, through the Office of Naval Records, USN, this rare reference covers the period of the Barbary Wars and endeavors to list all the commissioned, warrant, and active officers both of the Navy and Marine Corps during the years 1801-1807, including the duty assignments of each. As in the previously described Emmons work, the section on Ships' Data includes cost, builder, commission date, complement, battery, cruise summaries and commanding officer.