The Flickinger Family History: Including the Flickinger Families in the United States of America: Andreas, Joseph, Johannes, Peter, Ulrick Flickinger, Colonists; and a Dozen Later Arrivals

Published in 1927 by Robert Elliott Flickinger, this comprehensive genealogical volume serves as a meticulous record of the Flickinger family's migration and expansion within the United States. The author, a dedicated researcher of his own lineage, compiled records of early colonial ancestors—including Andreas, Joseph, Johannes, Peter, and Ulrick—alongside documentation of numerous later arrivals to provide a cohesive narrative of the family's development across various American states.

The volume is characteristic of early 20th-century American genealogical scholarship, a period marked by an earnest effort among families to preserve ancestral records for future generations. Designed as a factual reference tool rather than a literary work, the book utilizes structured documentation and historical context to link disparate branches of the Flickinger name. It remains a primary source for descendants and researchers studying the immigration patterns of Germanic families during the colonial and post-colonial eras.