Volume 1 - 1988 No. 1 - September History of Mann’s Chapel, by J. Lamont Norwood. ~ Notes concerning Dr. James McCarroll and his descendants, by Wade Hadley. ~ Comments on the diaries of Bishop Asbury & Chatham County, by J. Lamont Norwood. ~ Lacy Johnson and John London reminisce about former times, transcribed by Jane Pyle. No. 2 - December Membership certificate of charter members of Chatham County Historical Association. ~ Patrick St. Lawrence in Chatham Co. 1783-1797, by Wade Hadley. ~ Chatham's first county seat, by Wade Hadley. ~ Private or family cemeteries in Chatham Co, NC, by Wade Hadley. ~ Growing up in Chatham Co. part 1, by Ruth Waddell Horton. ~ Photographs: Daughters of William Henry Burns, Sr. - The Western Railroad's locomotive. Volume 2 - 1989 No. 1 - August  Growing up in Chatham County, part 2, by Ruth Waddell Horton. ~ Work and culture in a Piedmont mill village, part 1, by Douglas DeNatale, w/ photos.~ Fillers: Courthouse bricks – Vestal home - champion cotton pickers. ~ Photographs: Snow Camp Foundry Dam. No. 2 - October Work and culture in a Piedmont mill village, part 2, by Douglas DeNatale, w/photos. ~ Fishing in streams in Chatham over 100 years ago, by Wade Hadley. ~ Photographs: Breaking ground for Siler City Post Office Building. Volume 3 - 1990 No. 1 - April Wading through error and confusion: An update of a study of the Endor Iron Works, by R. A. Wiesner. ~ Earliest dated death on gravestone at Napton Cemetery, by Wade Hadley, w/photo. ~ Undefeated Siler City team from fifty seasons ago, by Robert Hughes, w/photo. ~ Millwood: a vanished Chatham County town, by Wade Hadley, w/photo. ~ Intended Confederate bayonet factory in Chatham Co., by Wade Hadley. No. 2 August Union infantryman scorns Sherman's Raiders during visits to Haywood, by Robert Hughes. ~ Siler City and the census of 1900, by Wade Hadley. ~ The Rev. Thomas Mann, pioneer circuit-riding preacher, part 1, by J. Lamont Norwood. Volume 4 - 1991 No. 1 - January The Rev. Thomas Mann, pioneer circuit-riding preacher, part 2, by J. Lamont Norwood. ~ Water-powered grist mills in Chatham Co., NC as of 1880, by Wade Hadley, w/photo, map. No. 2 - June  The Chatham County Court House, by Wade Hadley, w/photo, drawing. ~ George Soelle, one of the first itinerant preachers in the new county of Chatham, by J. M. Cooper. No. 3 - July  Charles Manly law office, Pittsboro, NC, by Jane Pyle, w/photos. Charles Manly biographical sketch, by Doris Goerch Horton. ~ Fillers: Wild silkworms - 'poisoned' well claimed three lives, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr. No. 4 - December A native son: Wade Hadley, part 1 by Jane Pyle, w/photo. ~ Life on the rural Chatham County farm in the nineteenth century, by Sara Jo Blair, w/photo. Volume 5 - 1992 No. 1 - April A Chatham native son: Wade Hadley, part 2, by Jane Pyle, w/photo. ~ The 'Chatham Rabbit,' by Wade H. Hadley, Jr. No. 2 - July Frank Marsden London, artist, part 1, by Bonnie Vargo and Anne Lazenby Williams, w/photos. No. 3 - August Frank Marsden London, artist, part 2, by Bonnie Vargo and Anne Lazenby Williams, w/photos. ~ The post offices of Chatham County, NC, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr., illustrations Volume 6 - 1993 No. 1 - January A letter from Chatham County, Transcribed by Jane Pyle, illustrated. ~ Early land grants in Chatham County, by J. M. Cooper, illustrated. No. 2 September Chatham County's coal, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr., w/photos, map No. 3 - November Deep River bayonet operations of Heck, Brodie & Company during the Civil War, by Robert A. Wiesner and Matthew W. Norman, w/map. Volume 7 - 1994 No. 1 - March Some early Baldwin and related families of Chatham Co., NC, by Barbara Roth, w/genealogical charts. No. 2 - May Some Means of livelihood in Chatham County around 1850, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr., w/photo. ~ Moringsville, an early Chatham community, by Ernest A. Dollar, Jr., w/map No. 3 - September Mt. Pleasant Church and Pace's Mill Bridge, by J. Lamont Norwood, w/photo, map. ~ Passenger automobiles and trucks registered in Chatham County in 1923, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr., w/photo. ~ Chatham soldiers: Chatham Masons, by Ernest A. Dollar, Jr., w/photo No. 4 - November St. Mark's Chapel: Migratory and Enduring, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr., w/photos. ~ Inventory of gravestones and burials, St. Mark's cemetery, by Jane Pyle. Volume 8 - 1995 No. 1 - May Hominy: an almost-lost art in food preparation, by Inez Mann. ~ Silk culture in Chatham County, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr., illustrated. ~ A reminiscence of John London, by Fred Nooe. ~ Photograph: Rock Rest - Bishop Cheshire at St. Mark's - Gulf No. 2 - September Down at the railway depot, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr., w/illustration. ~ Photograph: Schoolhouse at Gulf, c. 1932 ~ An accounting of the estate sale of John Baldwin, 1811, prepared by Jane Pyle. ~ The initial minute book of Hadley-Peoples Manufacturing Company, by Wade H. Hadley, Jr. No. 3 - November Bygone mills on the Haw River in Chatham Co., by Herbert Poole, w/map, illustration. Volume 9 - 1996 No. 1 - April The Sapona Iron Company of Chatham County, by Robert A. Wiesner, w/drawing, photograph. No. 2 - July Lawyers of Chatham County, part 1, by Walter D. Siler, w/photo. No. 3 – September Lawyers of Chatham County, part 2, by Walter D. Siler, w/photo. Volume 10 - 1997 No. 1 - May The Hadley Civil War letters [Transcriptions by Jane Pyle.] No. 2 - October John L. Cowan, Chatham County’s “Especial Artist” of 1865, by Herbert Poole, w/illustrations No. 3 - December The Chatham Historical journal, 1988 – 1997 (Table of contents and index) ~ Other Association publications Volume 11 - 1998 No. 1 - September Sounds of the past, by Vivian Cole. ~ Mt. Pleasant Church and the Burnett family, by J. Lamont Norwood, w/photo No. 2 - November A letter from Chatham County (Transcription of a letter from George Luther, Martha's Vineyard to Mr. Comstock, editor of The Silk Culturist), illustrated. ~ Dr. Lloyd, by Vivian Cole. ~ Illustration: N.M. Hill Livery and Feed Stables business card. No. 3 - December The Chatham County Home, by Will Heiser and Jane Pyle, w/maps Volume 12 - 1999 No. 1 - February A reminiscence of Pittsboro, by Thomas Letson Nooe No. 2  - November Chatham County's military service in World War I (including listing of persons in service and their hometowns), w/photographs, part 1 No. 3 - November Chatham County's military service in World War I (including listing of persons in service and their hometowns), w/photographs, part 2 Some additions and corrections to the World War I articles in Vol. 13, No. 1 & No. 2. Volume 13 - 2000 No. 1 - March A letter from Charles Manly, Comments and notes by Jane Pyle, w/illustrations, photographs. ~ Addendum, Chatham County people in military service in World War I, w/photographs No. 2 - October Washerwomen and Tramps, by Vivian Cole. ~ Addendum, Chatham County people in military service, w/photographs. ~ Pittsboro tax list for 1876, Jane Pyle. No. 3 - November Dr. David Watson, by Brooks W. Gilmore, illustrated Volume 14 - 2001 No. 1 - March Springtime, by Vivian Cole. ~ Saved from drowning by a mule's tail, by Joe Burke. ~ Culture Shock, by Joe Burke. ~ Photograph: Lt. Governor Wilkins P. Horton. No. 2 - June  Growing up on a sharecropping farm in Bonlee, by Joe Burke No. 3 - December The Cape Fear Power Plant Village at Moncure, by Johnny Odom and James Watson, w/photographs & maps. Volume 15 - 2002 No. 1 - March  Remembering Granny and Granddaddy Durham, [on the Graham Road five miles from Pittsboro], by William H. Durham, w/photographs. No. 2 – December Recipes from Chatham County, compiled by Barbara Irwin Vol. 16 – 2003 No. 1 – August Gilmore Lodge, by Brooks Gilmore, w/photographs No. 2 – December James W. Horton: Citizen and Soldier of Chatham County, by Gregory A. Coco, photographs ~ Gravemarkers of Civil War Veterans in St. Bartholomew’s Cemetery, Pittsboro, w/photographs Vol. 17 – 2004 No. 1 - April Gravestone Gleanings (summary of Chatham County cemetery survey), by Keith J. Brown, w/photographs No. 2 – September Borden/Bonlee Shooting Club, by Jane Pyle, w/photographs Vol. 18 – 2005 No. 1 – January Family and Farming in Chatham County, memoir by Jim Cooper, illustrations ~ Rosenwald Schools in Chatham County, by Jane Pyle, w/illustrations and photographs No. 2 – April The Prince Family of Chatham County, by William B. Gresham, Jr., w/photographs No. 3 – September Pittsboro in the Twenties and Thirties: A Reminiscence, by Lula Foushee Hinton Hoskins ~ photograph of 1938 graduating class, Pittsboro High School ~; Growing Up in Gorgas, memoir by Margaret Pollard                Vol. 19 – 2006 No. 1 – April “The School-Girl” [1866 student newspaper of the Locust Hill Female Seminary in Pittsborough], by Jane Pyle, illustrations                   No. 2 – September A Nineteenth-Century Soap Opera: Eliza Lutterloh’s Memoir, part 1, notes by Jane Pyle, illustrations No. 3 – September A Nineteenth-Century Soap Opera: Eliza Lutterloh’s Memoir, part 2, notes by Jane Pyle, illustrations ~ Nicknames, by Walter “Corkey” Harris Vol. 20 – 2007 No. 1 – October Newspapers in Chatham County: A Personal Look, by Bob Wachs, illustrations No. 2 – December Letters from Home [Letters written to John Wesley Hanks by his father and stepmother], by Virginia McGee, illustrations Vol. 21 – 2008 No. 1– December “A Search for Hatch’s Mill,” Part I, by Jane Pyle, map, photographs, genealogical chart No. 2– December “A Search for Hatch’s Mill,” Part 2, by Jane Pyle, photographs, Chart showing agricultural production of four 19th century Hatch farmers in Chatham