(37) "Indian Signals and Sign Language" by George Fronval and Daniel Dubois, 1978. Many colorful illustrations. Fully indexed. Hardbound. $20. (38) "Walking the Trail, One Man's Journey Along the Cherokee Trail of Tears" by Jerry Ellis, 1991. Maps and bibliography, but no index. Hardbound. $25. (39) "America's Fascinating Indian Heritage, The First Americans: Their Customs, Art, History and How They Lived" edited by James A. Maxwell, 1978. This is a true reference book. Many detailed illustrations. Full indexed, with lengthy list of credits. 416 pages. Hardbound. $65. (40) "South Wind" by Norman Douglas, 1939. A RARE book. 383 pages. No index. Hardbound. $20.00 (41) "Trail of Tears, The Rise and Fall of the Cherokee Nation" by John Ehle, 1988. Indexed. Softbound. $80. (42) "White Columns in Georgia" by Medora Field Perkerson, 1952 (SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR--FIRST EDITION). 367 pages. Lengthy biography. Fully indexed. Hardbound. $45. (43) "Rob & Joe, McCracken & Williamson Ancestors in Eighteenth Century South Carolina" by Hulda W. Ronemous, 1995. (PERSONAL HANDWRITTEN NOTE INSIDE FROM AUTHOR). Indexed. Hardbound. $35. (44) "Index 1830 Georgia Census" Delwyn Associates, 1974. Alphabetical listing of heads of households for all Georgia counties existing in 1830 with the page number the name appears in the original copy of the record. 323 pages. Hardbound. $45. (45) "Records of Washington County, Georgia" by Marie DeLamar & Elisabeth Rothstein, 1985. Includes headrights and bounty grants;1805 lottery registrants and 1832 lottery fortunate drawers;census for 1820, 1830, 1840, 1850; surveyors records; military records; marriages; poor school records; tax defaulters; early settlers; grand jurors; Indian depredations. Indexed. Hardbound. $50. (46) "Ebenezer Record Book" translated from German by A.G. Voigt, 1929 (FIRST EDITION). Early records of Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church, Effingham, GA, more commonly known as Ebenezer Church. Fully indexed. Hardbound. $40. If you are interested in any of these titles, please e-mail me privately. Olivia Williamson Saffold saffold@pineland.net