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Product ID #219 WARREN CO., TN GENEALOGICAL NOTES FROM THE McMINNVILLE NEWSPAPERS, 1880-1914
By Don Martini
This volume contains McMinnville businesses, Warren Co. death notices, Warren countians visiting their old home places, homicides, miscellaneous notes and comments on issues of the day. It is a wealth of information for anyone researching their ancestors and history of the area.
319 pages, paperback, indexed
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Product ID#218 - WHO WAS WHO AMONG THE SOUTHERN INDIANS, A Genealogical Notebook, 1698-1907, Part II, Surnames K-Y
By Don Martini
A comprehensive guide to the prominent leaders of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Creek Indian tribes and the relatives/possible relatives of those leaders. This book does not offer complete biographies of the people listed. The intent is to provide information dealing with genealogy -- births, deaths, marriages, relationships; data accumulation from hundreds of sources, and combine it all in one place.
They are listed in alphabetical order, and sources are cited with each person.
Sample: Pettit, Washington - Cherokee, moved west in 1832, age 10-25. The son of Thomas and Katy Pettit, he was married to Mary Blackbird.
Riley, David - Creek, married Eliza of Eufaula Canadian and was the father of Micco, born 1854 and a resident of Wetumka in 1900.
(1) Creek Dawes Card 956
385 pages, paperback
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Product ID #217 -- WHO WAS WHO AMONG THE SOUTHERN INDIANS, A Genealogical Notebook, 1698 - 1907
Part I, A-J
By Don Martini
A comprehensive guide to the prominent leaders of the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw and Creek Indian tribes and the relatives/possible relatives of those leaders. This book does not offer complete biographies of the people listed. The intent is to provide information dealing with genealogy -- births, deaths, marriages, relationships; data accumulated from hundreds of sources, and combine it all in one place. Sources are cited with each person.
People listed in alphabetical order, so no index is included.
360 pages, paperback
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Product ID #212 - CONFEDERATE CASUALTIES of the War for Southern Independence, Vol. III by Betty C. Wiltshire
The Civil War, War Between the States, saw many Southern deaths, both by battle and disease. This is an attempt to list as many as possible of these Southern heroes. These listings come from all types of records: prisons, cemeteries, service records, etc. All ranks are included. As much information as could be found concerning the deaths is given. Soldiers are listed in alphabetical order.
371 pages, paperback
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Product ID#207 Confederate Casualties of the War for Southern Independence, Vol. II
by Betty Wiltshire
These listings come from all types of records: prison, cemetaries, service records, etc. All ranks are included. As much information as could be found concerning the deaths is given. Soldiers are listed in alphabetical order.
334 pages, paperback, $35.00
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Product ID #204
PERSEVERANCE, A Biography of Capt. Richard Eggleston Wilbourn
By Walter E Waddell
More than a biography, this book provides firsthand accounts of actions, reports, and eyewitness descriptions from Civil War battlefields and service with prominent commanders. It is a treasure trove of memorable people, places and events during the Civil War period and the aftermath of the South.
197 pages, indexed, paperback |
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Product ID: #203
CONFEDERATE CASUALTIES OF THE WAR FOR
SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE VOL.1
by Betty Wilshire
These listings came from all type of records, prisons, cemetaries, service records, etc. All ranks are included. Soldiers are listed in alphabetical order. As much information as could be found concerning
the death is given. This is an attempt to list as many as possible, but one book can't possibly include
all who died so this work will be continued.
EXAMPLE: MORTON, Thomas J.,Pvt.,Gordon's AR, died Feb. 2,1865 in prison, of anemia,
bured Alton, IL
317 pages, paperback
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