Henry Bornmann, Quincy and Adams County history and representative men Chicago: Lewis Pub. Co., 1919, 1676 pgs. Vol. I. Front matter Vol. I. Title page Vol. I. Contents Vol. I. History of Quincy and Adams County. Chapter I. In a state of nature Vol. I. Chapter II. Wealth based on the soil Vol. I. Chapter III. Predecessors of the whites Vol. I. Chapter IV. County history in the making Vol. I. Chapter V. Some years preceding county organization Vol. I. Chapter VI. County government and institutions Vol. I. Chapter VII. Professional sketches Vol. I. Chapter VIII. Roads and bridges of all kinds Vol. I. Chapter IX. The martial record Vol. I. Chapter X. County school system Vol. I. Chapter XI. The German element: its importance in the history and development of Quincy and Adams County Vol. I. Chapter XII. Corporate history and public institutions Vol. I. Chapter XIII. Literary, reformatory and charitable Vol. I. Chapter XIV. Churches and societies Vol. I. Chapter XV. Industrial and financial Vol. I. Chapter XVI. Camp Point Vol. I. Chapter XVII. Clayton and Golden Vol. I. Chapter XVIII. Mendon and Loraine Vol. I. Chapter XIX. Payson and Plainville Vol. I. Chapter XX. Other townships and villages Vol. I. Chapter XXI. Centennial celebrations and histories Vol. I. Chapter XXII. Other historic celebrations Vol. I. Chapter XXIII. Adams County World War personnel Vol II. Title page Vol II. Front matter Vol. II. History of Quincy and Adams County Back matter Non-Indexed Pages #1 Vol. II. Index