[Frank Cox]

You can also use tesseract to read an image of the table of contents and create a text file that you can then edit into a csv file.

This method works really well or really poorly depending on the quality and resolution of the source image file.  Sometimes it's as easy as typing the tesseract command and then adding the semicolons.

Sometimes it's easier to just retype the whole thing from scratch.

Usually it's something in the middle where you need to do a bit of fix-up on a few titles or misread page number.  "My 01d Kentucky Home" for example.

But it's usually more efficient than typing the whole thing in again from scratch.

After creating the csv file you need to check to be sure that the page numbers from the table of contents matches the pages in the pdf file.  If they don't you can easily change them (add 2 to each page number, for example) using a spreadsheet.