A guide to the Livingston family manuscripts now at the New York Historical Society. Included are a calendar of Robert Livingston's (1654-1728) papers relating to Native American affairs and a guide to the microfilm.

A printed inventory of these microfilms is available in the library under the following title: "Guide to the microfilm edition of the Livingston Family papers"

Calendar listing of items on 23 reels of the microfilm edition. These consist of "all the known Livingston correspondence, essays, and official papers from 1772-1790, the years in which he lived in New Jersey."

This pamphlet is intended to serve as a guide for the users of the microfilm of the Stevens family papers, 1664-1959. The 46 reels of microfilm relate " ... to the activities and interests of six genera- tions of the Stevens family of New Jersey in that colony and state, and in New York City and Philadelphia. Papers of the Hoboken Land and Improvement Company, a family corporation in New Jersey, are organized and filmed separately, though an integral part of the Stevens family papers. They cover roughly the years from 1839 to 1939"--Introduction, p. 5