Historic profile of Monson, extracted from Volume II of History of the Connecticut Valley in Massachusetts, by Louis H. Everts, 1879. Topics include geographical, natural features, early settlement, military, list of selectmen and town clerks, churches, schools, burial-places, industries, Monson's military record in the Rebellion.
Notes Concerning Nicholas Worthington and certain of his descendants, Hatfield, MA. Self-published in Paris, 1888, by Nicholas-Lewis Worthingon, this 54 page booklet has the descendants of Nicholas Worthington of England who died in Hatfield about 1683. Many of his descendants lived their life in Agawam.
If you have early ancestors in Granville that suddenly seemed to disappear, this twenty-one page 1899 article from New England Magazine might be of interest to you. Entitled The Old Granville and the New written By Francis Wayland Shepardson, describes a large migration from Granville, Massachusetts to Granville, Ohio about 1805.
Written in 1894 by Clarence E. Blake, Ph.D., Concise (twenty-five page) history of the city of Springfield, Massachusetts. Originally published in New England Magazine—nicely illustrated.
A Record of Marriages, Births and Deaths in Westfield, Massachusetts prior to the year 1700—Communicated by the Rev. Emerson Davis of that town. Corresponding Member of the New England Historic Genealogical Society. From the New England Historical & Genealogical Register, Volume VI, July 1852, pages 265-271.
History of the "Old High School" on School Street From 1828 to 1840 & History of the Seminary, On Maple Street, Established in 1832. Written in 1890 by Charles Wells Chapin, Very nice discussion of old school days, as well as biographical sketches for some 400 students (and teachers) from these schools. While some of the biographical data is minimal, this still provides some clues on earlier Springfield scholars, including the spouses for many of the female seminary students. Time span for this resource focuses on high school aged students from 1832-1843, dates of birth likely spanning the years 1815-26.