Gazettes relevant for the History of Palmyra

The Wayne County Gazetteers are all a bit late for our purposes

• The Wayne County Gazetteer from 1867, by Hamilton Child.
• The Ontario County Gazetteer from 1867, also by Hamilton Child.

The State of New York Gazetteers are very interesting, of course.

• The Gazetteer of the State of New York from 1824, by Horatio Gates Spafford, from 1824.
• The Gazetteer of the State of New York from 1842, by John Disturnell (2nd scan).
• The Gazetteer of the State of New York from 1843, revised and expanded from the 1842 edition, by John Disturnell and Orville Luther Holley.
• The Gazetteer of the State of New York from 1860, by John Homer French.
• The Gazetteer of the State of New York from 1872 by Franklin Benjamin Hough.

Then there are larger geographical contexts, such as New England

• The New England Gazetteer from 1839, by John Hayward. 
• The New England Gazetteer from 1841, by John Hayward.
• The American Gazetteer from 1797, by Jedidiah Morse (microform).

... or the US ...

• The View of the United States by William Darby:
• Volume I, 1828
• Volume 2, 1828
• Volumes 1 and 2 (1828) (2nd scan)
• The New Gazetteer of the United States of America (1833) by William Darby
• (2nd scan)
• The New Gazetteer of the United States of America (1834) by William Darby
• The New Gazetteer of the United States of America (1836) by William Darby
• The Complete Reference Gazetteer of the United States of North America for 1839, by William Chapin (2nd scan).
• The Complete Reference Gazetteer of the United States of North America for 1840, by William Chapin.
• The Complete Reference Gazetteer of the United States of North America for 1843, by William Chapin.
• The Gazetteer of the United States and the West Indies from 1842 by Bishop Davenport.
• The Complete and Statistical Descriptive Gazetteer of the United States for 1843, by Daniel Haskell and John Calvin Smith (2nd scan, 3rd scan, 4th scan).
• The Complete and Statistical Descriptive Gazetteer of the United States for 1844, by Daniel Haskell and John Calvin Smith.
• The Complete and Statistical Descriptive Gazetteer of the United States for 1845, by Daniel Haskell and John Calvin Smith.
• The Gazeteer of the United States for 1853 by John Hayward.
• Fannings Illustrated Gazetteer of the United States from 1853, by Phelps, Fanning and Company (2nd scan).
• The New and Complete Statistical Gazetteer of the United States of America for 1853, by Richard S. Fisher, MD (1st scan, 2nd scan, 3rd scan). 
• The Gazetteer of the United States from 1855 by Richard S. Fisher, MD.
• The North-American section of Harper's Statistical Gazetteer from 1855, by John Calvin Smith.

Or even the entire world.

• The improved edition of Darby's Universal Gazetteer from 1827 by William Darby and Richard Brooks (whose work it seems to expand);
• Brooks' Gazetteer was also continued by John Marshall in 1832.
• Darby's Universal Gazetteer, 2nd edition (1827) by William Darby
• (2nd scan)
• John Ramsey McCulloch's Universal Gazetteer from 1843 

There is also Emigration Literature that is gazetteer like in structure.

• The emigrant's guide to the western and southwestern states and territories (1818) William Darby
• Western Tourists and Emigrants Guide from 1840, Joseph Hutchins Colton and John Calvin Smith (covers Ohio, Missouri and Illinois, among others).

Some curiosities that we picked up along the way

• Mnemonika or Chronological Tablets, (1812), William Darby 
• (2nd scan)
• A Missionary Gazetteer from 1832.
• A British-America Guidebook from 1859 with US in section IV