Family Maps of Suwannee County, Florida, Deluxe Edition http://www.thefamilyhistorystore.com/maps-c-112.html By Gregory A. Boyd. 288 pages, with 98 total maps. There are 3 maps for each of the 31 Congressional townships that make up Suwannee County. Each Township has a Patent Map, Patent Index, Road Map, and a Map we call an Historical Map, which includes Waterways, Watercourses & Railroads. The Road and Historical Maps also include the City-centers and cemeteries that can be found at NationalAtlas.gov. There is also a Surname/Patent Index and a Surname/Township Index to help you dive into the right area of the County. Included Appendices identify multi-Patentee buying groups and also list the numerous Aliquot (section) parts you might find. This book is constructed to last with a plastic spiral binding, acid-free paper, and a tough, laminated cover. 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Family Maps of Fulton County, Illinois, Deluxe Edition http://www.thefamilyhistorystore.com/maps-c-112.html By Gregory A. Boyd. 382 pages, with 86 total maps. There are 3 maps for each of the 27 Congressional townships that make up Fulton County. Each Township has a Patent Map, Patent Index, Road Map, and a Map we call an Historical Map, which includes Waterways, Watercourses & Railroads. The Road and Historical Maps also include the City-centers and cemeteries that can be found at NationalAtlas.gov. There is also a Surname/Patent Index and a Surname/Township Index to help you dive into the right area of the County. Included Appendices identify multi-Patentee buying groups and also list the numerous Aliquot (section) parts you might find. This book is constructed to last with a plastic spiral binding, acid-free paper, and a tough, laminated cover. Publisher: Arphax Publishing Company ISBN: 1-4203-0895-5 SURNAMES FOUND IN THIS BOOK: AARON, ABBOT, ABBOTT, ABERNATHY, ACKERMAN, ACKERSON, ACKHART, ACTOR, ADAMS, ADCOCKE, ADDIS, ADIS, ADKINS, ADKINSON, AIKEN, AIKIN, AINSWORTH, AKINS, ALFRED, ALLCUT, ALLEN, ALLISON, ALLYN, ALMS, ALSPRAUGH, ALVERD, ALVERSON, ALWOOD, AMES, AMOS, ANDERSON, ANDREWS, ANDRUS, ANTHONY, APPLE, APPLEBEE, ARANIOSE, ARCHBOLD, ARCHER, ARENDS, ARGO, ARKERSON, ARMSTRONG, ARNEY, ARRINGTON, ARTUS, ASHBEY, ASHBY, ASHER, ASHLEY, ASTEN, ATCHISON, ATEN, ATHEARN, ATKINS, ATKINSON, ATWATER, AUGHTER, AUSTEN, AUSTIN, AUSTINE, AVERILL, AVERY, AVIN, AVORY, AYLESWORTH, AYRES, BABBET, BABBETT, BABBIT, BABBITT, BABCOCK, BACHELDER, BACON, BADGELEY, BADGEROW, BAGLEY, BAGLY, BAIL, BAILEY, BAIN, BAIR, BAKER, BALDWIN, BALEY, BALL, BALLARD, BALLENTINE, BALLOW, BAMFORD, BAMIES, BANKS, BAPTIST, BARBER, BARCLAY, BARKER, BARKHURST, BARLOW, BARNARD, BARNES, BARNEY, BARNHART, BARNS, BARR, BARREL, BARRET, BARRETT, BARROW, BARTHIS, BARTHOLOMEW, 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History of Wyoming (Valley) Pennsylvania Charles Miner, 1845 605 pages Requires Adobe Reader to view $11.04 sale (Reg $12.99) + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/History-of-Wyoming-Valley-Pennsylvania-Genealogy_W0QQitemZ130210732030QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item1e512a17fe Published 1845 by Charles Miner, in a series of letters to his son William Penn Miner. Over 600 pages, very detailed account of the colonial settlement of development of this area. Wyoming, in its more limited signification, is the name given to a valley on the Susquehanna river, about twenty miles in length from northeast to southwest, and from three to four miles in width; in its more enlarged sense, it is used to designate the part of the country within the limits of Pennsylvania, embraced within the 42d degree of north latitude, claimed by Connecticut, and partially settled by a colony sent forth under her auspices. Thus the inhabitants of Salem, Huntington, Providence, Exeter and other townships, though not within the limits of the valley, have always been designated as “Wyoming Settlers”. First immigrants – Uriah Chapman, Esq., Capt. Zebulon Parrish, Capt.. Eliab Varnum, Nathaniel Gates, Zadock Killam, Ephraim Killam, Jacob Kimble, Enos Woodward, Isaac Parrish, John Killam, Hezekiah Bingham, John Ansley, Elijah Winters, John Pettlet Sr., John Pellet Jr., Abel Kimble, Walter Kimble, Joshua Varnum, Doctor Amos Parks, Silas Parks, David Gates, Jonathan Haskell, William Pellet, Charles Forsyth, Roger Clark, Jesper Edwards, Reuben Jones. The Wyoming Valley was made famous by the 1809 poem "Gertrude of Wyoming" by Thomas Campbell. The state of Wyoming was named after the valley, owing to the popularity of the poem. Table of Contents Letter I – Native inhabitants-Six Nations-Great head, or Council Fire, at Onandago . . . 17 Letter II – Masawanees- Seneca & Oneidas-Indian Fortifications-Great Confederacy of the Iroquois . . .33 Letter III – Confederate Nations-Removal to Wyoming-Grand Council of Philadelphia-Moravians-Mission from Wyoming to Guadenhutten . . . 44 Letter IV – Old French War-Second Mission to Moravian Christian Indians-Massacre at Fort Augusta-Grand Council at Easton-Second Congress at Easton . . . 53 Letter V – Renewed efforts to Christianize Wyoming Indians-First Connecticut Settlement-Removal of Christian Indians to the Ohio . . . 63 Letter VI – Outline of controversy between Pennsylvania and Connecticut-Earliest Charters of France and England-Great Plymouth Council Incorporated-Massachusetts carved out-Colony of Connecticut- Charter to Wm. Penn . . . 73 Letter VII – A more detailed view of the controversy . . . 84 Letter VIII – Susquehanna Company’s Indian Purchase-Purchase of Pennsylvania at Fort Stanwix . . . 101 Letter IX – Commencement of Settlements 1769-Yankees outwitted . . . 114 Letter X – 1770 – Sudden descent on Wyoming-Reinstatement of the Yankees . . .125 Letter XI Capt. Ogden with increased force returns-Negotiation between Connecticut and Pennsylvania . . . 136 Letter XII List of Settlers (196 identified)-First white women in Wyoming-Settlement of first Gospel Minister-Renewed Negotiations . . . 146 Letter XIII 1774 Connecticut assumes jurisdiction-Town off Westmoreland-Districts-Sales of land and price of lands-Census . . . 164 Letter XIV Revolutionary War-Vote of Connecticut Concil-Vote of Pennsylvania Assembly-Rivalry between Kingston and Wilkesbarre-Prices of Grain . . . 175 Letter XV 1776 Indian Council at Wyoming-Indian Speech-Two Companies raised to defend the town . . . 193 Letter XVI 1777 Wyoming Companies-Town vote-The dreaded Small Pox- First Student at Yale College-Wealth and revenue of Westmoreland . . . 206 Letter XVII New oath of allegiance-Women of Wyoming-Indian invasion- Cruel torture . . . 219 Letter XVIII Incidents of Suffering-List of slain-Terms of Capitulation, and official Papers, from British archives. . . 240 Letter XIX Expedition into Indian Country-Array for the Northern Campaign-Indian country devastated-Army retires-Civil affairs . . .270 Letter XX Renewed invasion-Bennet and Hammond taken-Various Incidents . . . 289 Letter XXI The weather-Marriage-Indians attack-Touching incidents- Surrender of Cornwallis-Jurisdiction of Connecticut ceases . . . 303 Letter XXII Important Letter-Negotiations-Peace with Great Britain- Violent proceedings . . . 320 Letter XXIII Proceedings of Settlers-Petition to Connecticut-Other influences dawn on the path of the Settlers-War Renewed-Highly important proceedings-Civil authority arrives at Wyoming . . .350 Letter XXIV 1785 Sketch of John Franklin-Petition to Congress for a Federal Court to try the right of soil-Remarkable conclusion-Revival of old Susqhehanna Company. . . 380 Letter XXV Susquehanna Company’s Resolves at Hartford-Ethan Allen- Luzerne county established-New State contemplated . . . 398 Letter XXVI Wyoming People divided-Elections-A stream of Settlers flowing in from the East, on Share and Half Share Rights-Constitution for the new State. . . 416 Letter XXVII Col. Pickering’s return-Col. Franklin in Philadelphia Jail-Dawn of Peace . . . 431 Letter XXVIII Legal matter-Particularly dedicated to gentlemen of the Bench and Bar . . . 450 Letter XXIX Westmoreland and Lackawaxen (Wayne County) settlement . . . 475 Letter XXX And Last-Recapitulation-Recap-Maps . . . 488 Appendix The Hazleton Travellers; or Numerous Personal and Family Sketches of the Ancient Sufferers, together with Various Incidental and Illustrative Matter . . . 506-611

History of Logan County and Ohio Containing a History of the State of Ohio, from its earliest settlement to the present time, embracing its topography, geological, physical and climactic features; its agricultural, stock- growing, railroad interests, etc.; a History of Logan County, giving an account of its aboriginal inhabitants, early settlement by the whites, pioneer incidents, its birth, its improvements, organisation of the county, its judicial and political history, its business and industries, churches , schools, etc. ; Biographical Sketches; Portraits of some of the Early Settlers and Prom- inent Men, By O. L. Baskin & Co., 1880 778 pages, indexed - Bonus Book - History of Ohio From Its Earliest Settlement to 1854 By W. H. Carpenter,Published 1854, 277 pages Requires Adobe Reader 5 or higher to View $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Logan-County-Ohio-History-Ohio-History-Bonus-Book_W0QQitemZ200372871188QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2ea7276014 The American settlement of Ohio began in the early 19th century. Isaac Zane and James McPherson first came to the area as captives of the Wyandot and Shawnees, respectively. Tarhe-the Crane, the principal chief of the Wyandot, adopted the nine-year-old Zane after Wyandot warriors captured the boy on a raid. Zane grew up in the Wyandot culture, but a prisoner exchange forced him to go back to his white home in Virginia. Zane served in the Virginia House of Burgesses (state government), but after a couple of years he decided to return to his Indian home. He came back to Logan County and married Tarhe’s daughter, Myeerah. Tarhe gave Zane his village on the Mad River and the Wyandot chief moved to Solomon's Town in the north central part of the county. The Mad River village then became known as Zane's Town. Isaac Zane became an important liaison between the Indians of Logan County and the Americans. The southern, southeastern and central regions of Logan County were settled first by Americans. The villages of West Liberty, Zanesfield and Bellefontaine were officially laid out around 1820. The rest of the county followed soon after, except in the northwest corner. This area remained part of the Lewistown Reservation until 1832. Very few Americans moved there after the Indians left because the land was too swampy to farm or build homes. Settlement in this area did not begin in earnest until after the reservoir was built and much of the swampy land was covered with the lake. The population rose greatly after the state established Indian Lake State Park in 1898 and better roads and railroads reached the region from other places in the county starting in the early 20th century. Part I CHAPTER I. —Introductory. Topography, Geology CHAPTER II.—Explorations In Thk West 19 CHAPTER III.—English Explorations, Traders CHAPTER IV.—Pontiac's Conspiracy, Its Failure. CHAPTER V.—American Exploration, Dunmore's War, CHAPTER VI.—American Occupation, Indian Claims CHAPTER VII.—Indian War of 1795. CHAPTER VIII.—Jay's Treaty, State Rights CHAPTER IX.—First Territorial Representatives CHAPTER X.—Formation Of The State CHAPTER XI.—The War Of 181i, Growth of the state CHAPTER XII.—Mexican War, Continued CHAPTER XIII.—Ohio IN THE Centennial CHAITER XIV —education, Early School Laws, Notes CHAPTER XV.—Agriculture, Area of the State CHAPTER XVI.—Climatology, Outline PART II. HISTORY OF LOGAN COUNTY. CHAPTER I.—Introductory, Topography, Geological CHAPTER II.—Prehistoric Races, The Mound Builders CHAPTER III.—The Miami And Mad River Valleys CHAPTER IV.—The Medical Profession, the Legal CHAPTER V.—Religious History, Pioneer Preachers CHAPTER VI.—War History, The Early Conflicts. CHAPTER VII.—Lake Township. Descriptive CHAPTER VIII.—Bellefontaine. CHAPTER IX.—Miami Township, Organization CHAPTER X. — McARTHUR Township, Settlement CHAPTER XI —Jefferson Township PART III. BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. Biographies Too Late for Alphabetical Insertion..... 683 Bloomfield Township 729 Bokes Creek Township 659 Harrison Township 619 Jefferson Township 789 Lake Township 587 Liberty Township 704 McArthur Township 816 Miami Township 773 Monroe Township 666 Perry Township 645 Pleasant Township 835 Richland Township 797 Rush Creek Township 682 Stokes Township 627 Union Township 786 Washington Township 733 Zane Township 629 ILLUSTRATIONS. PORTRAITS.

#Book 1 -Combined History of Randolph, Monroe & Perry Counties, Illinois With Illustrations Descriptive of Their Scenery and Biographical Sketches of some of their Prominent Men and Pioneers Published 1883 570 pages, 42 illustrations, 48 portraits #Book 2- Portrait & Biographical Recordof Randolph, Jackson, Perry & Monroe Co. Published 1894 865 pages, hundreds of bios, 92 portraits #Book 3- Illinois Counties-Their Origin and Evolution 66 pages Requires Adobe Reader 5 or higher to View, Autoboot Menu for Easy Access $13.59 sale (Reg $15.99), + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Randolph-Monroe-Perry-Counties-Illinois-History_W0QQitemZ200320711658QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2ea40b7bea The original text is small and fine. The electronic books produced a good reproduction, but requires enlarging to 150-200% when viewing. They are indexed and searchable. And, to sweeten the deal, I have added a third book "Illinois Counties - Their Origin and Evolution". Tremendous aid in understanding the development of counties over time, and knowing the correct locations to search for your ancestor records. (Example - I have relatives that moved to SW VA late 1700's. They never moved again, but due to changes they resided in five different counties.) Randolph County was organized in 1795 out of a part of St. Clair County. It was named in honor of Edmund Randolph, Governor of Virginia. The Northwest Territory was captured from the British near the end of the Revolutionary War by the army of Virginia. Illinois then became, for a brief time, Illinois County, Virginia. Randolph County is located on the Mississippi River in southwestern Illinois. Its county seat is Chester. Owing to its role in the state's history, the county motto is "Where Illinois Began." Monroe County was formed in 1816 out of Randolph and St. Clair Counties, as the 8th county created from the then Illinois Territory. It was named in honor of James Monroe, who had just served as United States Secretary of War and who was elected President later that same year. Its first county seat was Harrisonville named for William Henry Harrison, former governor of the Northwest Territory and future President Waterloo assumed the mantle of county seat in 1825. The site of the old town of Harrisonville has since been submerged by the Mississippi River, Monroe County is part of the St. Louis Metro Area. Jackson County was organized in 1816, having been carved out of Randolph County. It was named for Andrew Jackson, who had just defeated the British at the Battle of New Orleans . As early as 1813, Conrad Will (namesake of Will County) conducted a large salt extraction operation, using slave labor, on the banks of the Big Muddy River, south of Murphysboro. As this area was in the "free" Northwest Territory, Will had to have legal exemptions to possess slaves. Perry County was formed in 1827 out of Jackson and Randolph Counties. It was named in honor of Oliver Hazard Perry who defeated the British fleet at the decisive Battle of Lake Erie in the War of 1812. Parts of Perry County were formerly included in Randolph, St. Clair and Jackson counties "Combined History" Book Contents: COUNTY HISTORY. CHAPTER I. A Brief Sketch of the North- West Territory. Geographical Position, 9 ; Early Explorations, 9 ; Discovery of the Ohio, 15 ; English Explorations and Settle- ments. 16 ; American Settlements, 22 ; Division of the North- West Territory, 23 ; Present Condition of the North-West, 24 9-25 CHAPTER II. Brief Historical Sketch of Illinois. French Possessions, 25 ; The first Settle- ments in Illinois, 26; Founding of Kaskaskia, 27 ; As a part of Louisi- ana, 27 ; Fort Chartres, 28 ; Under French rule, 29; Character of the Early French Settlers, 30; A Possession of Great Britain, 30 ; Conquest by Clark, 32 ; The " Compact of 1787," 32 ; Land Tenures, 34 ; Physical Features of the State, 35 ; Progress and Development, 35; Material Resources of the State, 36 ; Annual Products, 36 ; The War Record, 36 ; Civil Government, 39 ; Territorial and State Officers, 40 ; Miscellaneous Information 25—43 CHAPTER III. GEOGRAPHy, .Agricultiure 44 Resources and Railroad Facilities. Randolph Coustt,-46 ; Monroe Countv, 47 ; Perry Cousty, 48 ; Transpor- tation facilities, 49; St Louis and Cairo Short Line Railroad, 50 ; St. Louis and Cairo. 51 ; Wabash, Chester and Western, 51 ; St. Louis Coal Road, 51 ; Illinois Central, 52; Railroad Lands.-53 CHAPTER IV. Geology. General Stratum. 53; Randolph County, 54 ; Coal Measures, 54 ; Chester Limestone, 55 ; Economical Geology, 55; Monroe County, 56; Perry County. 57 53-58 CHAPTER V. Flora. List of Native Woody Plants, Grasses, etc., etc 58-59 CHAPTER VI. Fauna. Treating of the Various Families of Animals and Birds that have existed in these counties 59-62 CHAPTER VII. Pioneer Settlements Randolph County, 62; The French Settlers, 62; Character of the Early French Settlers, 63 ; American Immigration, 64; American Population in 1800, 67 ; Subsequent Settlements, 67; E.irly Mills, 75 ; Overflows of the Mississippi, 75; Monroe County, 75; Indian Hostilities, 78; Early Mills, 82; Destructive Hurricane, 82 ; Perry County, 83; Manners and Customs of the American Pioneers, 86. . . 62--89 CHAPTER VIII, Civil History. Randolph County from 1778 to 1818, 89 ; License for trade, 92 ; Letters to the Court of Kaskaskia, 92 ; Kahokia Fund (No. 1.) 93; Warrant for Exe- cution. 94 ; Todd's Embargo, 95 ; James Moore's Naturalization, 96; Land Tenure, 97; Extract from assessment of 1808, 98; Government of County in Territorial Times, 100 ; Scraps from Records of the Period 1795 to 1809, 101 ; 1809 to 1819, 102 ; List of Township Officers 1809, 103 ; Proceedings in Courts of Justice, Territorial Laws. 104 ; Shadrach Bond and Rice Jones' Duel, 105 ; Dunlap — Jones Murder, 105 ; Another Murder Case, 105; Probate Court 1809, 106; Estates under Administration from 1809 to 1818, 106 ; Slavery in Randolph County, 107; Manumission in 1760, 108 ; A Negro Child set Free, 109; Public Buildings, 111; Early Marriages. 112; Randolph represented in Territorial Legislature, 1795 to 1818, 112; Territorial Officers, 113; Randolph County, 1818 to 1883, 113; Census 1825. ; Heads of Families, 115; County Finances, 1819 to 1844, lis ; Change of County Seat to Chester, 119; Financial Condition of the County, September Ist, 1882, 122 ; List of county Officers, 121-127. . 89-127 MONROE County (from 1816 to 1882), 127; County Government, 129 ; List of Tax-payers in 1816, 132 ; Emancipation Papers, 133 ; Tenure of Lands, 134; Lands Entered, 135; Early Transfers of Real Estate, 136; First Road Petitions and names of Monroe county Pioneers, 137 ; Early Mar- riages, 139 ; Towns and Villages prior to 1820, 140 ; Contracts for first Public Buildings, 141 ; Prairie Du Long, 144 ; Circuit Courts, 1817 to 1848, 146; Challenge to Fight a Duel, 148; Murders, 148 ; Naturalization, 148 ; In General Assembly from 1818 to 1848 — 1883, 149 ; Precincts, March, 1875, 155 ; Statistics. 1881-'82. 1.56; Murder and Execution. 1.56 , In General Assembly 1848 to '84, State Offices and Congress, Officers of county, 159. Perry County, 161 ; First License, 164 ; First session of Circuit Court, 164 ; First Road Districts and Road Officers, 165 ; Proceedings in Relation to Establishing the County Seat, 165; First Officers, 166 ; First Fiscal State- ment, 167 ; First Probate Court, 167 ; Petition for Redress, 168 ; First Gen- eral Election, 168 ; First Bridge, 169; First Court House, 169 ; Second Court House-Remonstrance against building it, 170; Third Court House, 170; Present Court House, 171 ; First and Present Jail, 171 ; Almshouse, 173 ; Circuit Court, 173; First Murder Trial — Execution of Vaughn, 174 ; Statistics, 175 ; Subscription to Railroads, 177 ; Saline and Swamp Lands, 177 ; Officers, 17S 89-180 CHAPTER IX. The Bench and Bar. RANDOLPH Co, ISO; Former members of the Bar, 182 ; Present Members, 185; Monroe County, Former Members of the Bar, 186 ; Present Members, 187; Perry County, 18S ; Non-Resident Lawyers, 190 ; Former and Present Members, 191.180-193 CHAPTER X. The Press. Randolph County. — First Newspaper in Illinois, 193. Subsequent Newspa- pers— Monroe COUNTY, 198, Perry County, 199 193-201 CHAPTER XI Patriotism. Early French, Conquest by Clark, 201 ; War of 1812, 203 ; Soldiers in Black Hawk and Mexican Wars, 204 ; Rebellion, 207 ; Muster Roll of all the Soldiers who enlisted from Randolph, Monroe and Perry counties . . . 201-231 CHAPTER XII. Common Schools. Randolph county, 231 ; Monroe county, 237 , Perry county, 238 231-242

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The Pictorial Field-Book Of the The Revolution; Vol. 1 & 2 Illustrations, By Pen and Pencil, of the History, Biography, Scenery, Relics and Traditions of the War for American Independence. Published 1850 By Benson J. Lossing 782 + 775 pages, indexed, searchable, profusely illustrated Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View “ $13.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Revolutionary-War-Pictorial-Field-Book-Virginia-History_W0QQitemZ200337681172QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2ea50e6b14 Anything written by historian extraordinaire Benson Lossing (1813-1891) is invaluable because 1) He is a meticulous historian of the type we rarely see anymore. 2) He is close enough to the events he writes about that he is a primary source himself. 3) His amazing drawings of the locations and acouterments of the history he is writing about. If you want to learn about the American Revolutionary War then any book will suffice. If you want to KNOW about same, one goes to Lossing.” In 1848 Benson J. Lossing set out on an 8,000 mile journey that took him to all of the thirteen original colonies and Canada. His mission was to see and record the stories of the American Revolution before they were lost to time and the rapid growth of the still young United States. Two years later, he published his Pictorial Field-Book of the Revolution. The two volume set contained over a 1,500 pages with illustrations from the author. It chronicles virtually every fight and skirmish of the war, the stories often gleaned from eyewitnesses or their children. If an American and a Briton stood on opposite banks of a stream and threw rocks at each other, chances are it's recounted in Lossing's fine work. Additionally, Lossing's book serves as a time capsule travelogue of what America was like in the years just prior to the Civil War. In this edition, editor Jack E. Fryar, Jr. has reproduced the chapters of Lossing's work that pertain specifically to North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. Lavishly illustrated by Lossing's wonderful drawings and with meticulous end notes that read like a book in themselves, this seminal work is a super addition to any history collection of the Revolutionary War Other Lossing classics also offered in my EBay store: The Pictorial Field-Book of the War of 1812 The Pictorial Field-Book of the Civil War (All three Field-Books also available for purchase on a single CD, for greatest savings.)

Early Narratives Of the Northwest 1634-1699 Edited By Louise Phelps Kellog, Published 1917 400+ pages Requires Adobe Reader 5 or higher to View $9.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Early-Narratives-of-the-Northwest-Genealogy_W0QQitemZ200292863510QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2ea2628e16 The discovery and exploration of the Northwest--the region of the upper Great Lakes and the northeastern part of the Mississippi Valley-- was accomplished by the French, who, by the 17th century, had begun populating the St. Lawrence Valley. Gifted with imperial imaginations, dauntless spirit, and adventurous dispositions, French explorers befriended the native Indian tribes and accompanied them on voyages into the vast hinterland that is now the heart of America. This volume contains narratives of the voyages of these discoverers and founders of the French empire in North America-- narratives that capture the explorers' bravery, endurance, enthusiasm, and achievements, as well as provide illuminating studies of Native American life and customs. The journals and memoirs contained herein cover the voyages of Jolliet and Marquette, La Salle, Nicolet, Perrot, Radisson, Tonty, and other pioneers in the Great Lakes and Mississippi area. With the exception of Radisson's journal, all were originally written in French. GENERAL INTRODUCTION 3 THE JOURNEY OF JEAN NICOLET, BY FATHER VIMONT, 1634 [1642] . . 9 INTRODUCTION 11 Nicolet among the Island Algonquin 15 His Journey to the Winnebago 16 THE JOURNEY OF RAYMBAULT AND JOGUES TO THE SAULT, BY FATHER LALEMANT, 1641 17 INTRODUCTION 19 Their Departure from Huronia 23 The Mission to Sault Ste. Marie ....... 24 The Mission to the Nipissing 25 RADISSON'S ACCOUNT OF His THIRD JOURNEY, 1658-1660 [1654-1656?] . 27 INTRODUCTION 29 Radisson and Grosseilliers Plan for Westward Exploration . . 34 The Departure from Three Rivers; Montreal ..... 36 The Voyage up the Ottawa; the Prisoner 37 Hardships of the Journey; Lake Nipissing 41 Georgian Bay 42 Manitoulin Island 43 The Potawatomi and the Mascoutin 45 On Lake Superior • 47 Among the Cree and the Chippewa 50 Winter Hunting .......... 51 Visit to the Potawatomi 53 Argument with the Indians as to the Return Voyage ... 54 Down the Ottawa River 57 Encounter with the Iroquois 58 Summary of Discoveries ........ 61 ADVENTURES OF NICOLAS PERROT, BY LA POTHERIE, 1665-1670 . . 67 INTRODUCTION 69 First Relation of the French and the Western Indians ... 73 Perrot and His Merits ......... 74 Mediates between the Potawatomi and the Menominee ... 76 The Juggler; the Potawatomi Returning from Montreal ... 79 The Winter Village of the Fox 81 The Quarrels of Frenchmen and Indians 82 The Miami and the Mascoutin . . . . . . , . 83 Honors to Perrot and His Men . . . . . . ' . 85 Mutual Fear of Potawatomi and Iroquois 89 The Feast before the Journey to Montreal 00 x s - • • FATHER ALLOUEE'S JOURNEY TO LAKE SUPERIOR, 1665-1667 . . .93 INTRODUCTION .95 Departure from Three Rivers ....... 98 Barbarous Conduct of the Huron Canoemen ..... 99 Lake Nipissing; Lake Huron 102 Healing of Those Injured by Explosion . . . . . . 103 The Sault and Lake Superior .104 Keweenaw Bay; Father Menard's Converts ..... 106 Chequamegon Bay; Beginnings of the Mission . . . 107 General Council of the Ottawa Nations . . . . ' . . 109 Their False Gods and Superstitious Customs . . . . ••' . Ill The Mission of La Pointe de St. Esprit . . . ... 115 Sorcerers and Persecutors -. . . . .'. .'-. 117 The Mission to the Tobacco Huron 119 To the Ottawa 121 To the Potawatomi 123 The Conversion of a Centenarian 124 The Healing of the Sick 127 The Mission to the Sauk and the Fox 128 To the Illinois ". 130 To the Sioux . 132 TotheCree '. 133 To the Chippewa and the Nipissing; Journey to Lake Nipigon . . 135 \ FATHER ALLOUEZ'S WISCONSIN JOURNEY, 1669-1670 . . . .139 INTRODUCTION 141 >From the Sault into Lake Huron 142 Into Lake Michigan ......... 143 Into Green Bay . . 145 The Mission to the Sauk and the Potawatomi .... 147 To the Fox 149 The Mission to the Miami and the Mascoutin . . . . 155 To the Menominee and the Winnebago ...... 158 Condition of the Christian Indians 159 Fathers Druillettes and Andr6 160 THE JOURNEY OF DOLLIER AND GALINEE, BY GALINEE, 1669-1670 . . 161 INTRODUCTION 163 Abb6 de Queylus Commits a Western Mission to Dollier . . .167 Projects of M. de La Salle ; 168 Galinee departs with Dollier and La Salle 170 Canoe Navigation .' 172 Shelter and Food 173 Discovery of Lake Ontario 175 Among the Seneca 177 Negotiations to Obtain a Western Slave 179 Torture of a Prisoner ......... 183 Discouragements from the Journey ....... 186 Niagara River and Falls 188 The End of Lake Ontario; La Salle and the Rattlesnakes . . .189 Arrival at Tinawatawa; Adventures of Jolliet 191 Reasons for Separating from La Salle ...... 192 Mass before Separation; Departure from Tinawatawa . . . 194 Arrival at Lake Erie ......... 195 Game and Fruits and Vines 196 The Winter Encampment 197 The March Resumed in the Spring 198 Reunion of the Party; Search for the Missing Canoe . . . 201 Loss of the Baggage and Altar Service ...... 203 Entrance into Lakes St. Clair and Huron 204 Arrival at the Sault; the Mission There 205 Fishing and Furs at the Sault; the Ottawa River Route . . .207 The Return to Montreal; Galinee's Map 208 THE PAGEANT OF 1671 211 INTRODUCTION . 213 Talon's Plans; the Sieur de St. Lusson 217 The Pageant at the Sault 218 THE MISSISSIPPI VOYAGE OF JOLLIET AND MARQUETTE, 1673 . . .221 INTRODUCTION 223 Frontenac and Talon Send out Jolliet and Marquette , . . 227 Their Departure from St. Ignace ....... 229 The Menominee; Wild Rice 230 Green Bay; the Tides 232 Embarkation on the Wisconsin River 235 Entrance into the Mississippi . 236 The Buffalo 237 A Village of the Illinois 239 Reception and Feast at the Chief's Village 240 Character, Habits, and Customs of the Illinois 243 The Calumet and Calumet Dance 245 Descent of the Mississippi; the Painted Monsters .... 248 The Missouri 249 The Ohio 250 The Chickasaw Country; the Michigaaea 252 The Village of the Quapaw 254 The Resolve to Return 256 Ascent of the Mississippi; Kaskaskia; Green Bay .... 257 MARQUETTE'S LAST VOYAGE, 1674-1675 ...... 259 INTRODUCTION 261 MABQUETTE'S JOURNAL 262 Marquette Receives His Orders; Sets out from St Francois . . 262 Among the Mascoutin of Milwaukee River ..... 264 Winter Quarters at Chicago . 265 Departure in the Spring 268 DABLON'S NARRATIVE 269 The Journey to Chicago 270 To the Illinois Mission 271 The Father's Last Illness 272 His Death 274 What Occurred at the Removal of His Bones .... 276 His Virtues; His Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Immaculate . . 278 MEMOIR ON LA SALLE'S DISCOVERIES, BY TONTY, 1678-1690 [1693] . 281 INTRODUCTION 283 La Salle and Tonty Sail to Quebec 286 To Detroit, Mackinac, and the Sault 287 Lake Michigan 288 The Portage to the Illinois River; Fort Crevecoeur .... 289 Conflict with the Iroquois 291 Parleyings with Them 293 Murder of Father La Ribourde; Shipwreck of Tonty . . . 294 Winter among the Potawatomi; with La Salle to Frontenac; to Chicago 296 Descent of the Mississippi 297 Among the Taensa 299 Among the Natchez and the Choctaw ...... 301 The Return to Mackinac 304 Fort St. Louis of the Illinois; Repulse of the Iroquois . . . 305 La Salle's Privileges Confirmed; Reorganization .... 306 Descent of the Mississippi; Exploration in the Gulf .... 307 Return to the Illinois and Detroit 308 The Ambuscade of the Seneca 310 News of the Death of La Salle 311 Expedition to Rescue His Men 313 Their Fate 316 The Murder of La Salle 317 Return from the Cadadoquis ........ 320 ^ MEMOIR OF DULUTH ON THE SIOUS COUNTRY, 1678-1682 . . . 323 INTRODUCTION 325 Plans for the Exploration ........ 329 Reconciliation of Sioux and Assiniboin 330 Exploration by Water; Rescue of Father Hennepin . . . .331 The Vermillion Sea; Return and Defense of Duluth . . .333 THE VOYAGE OF ST. COSME, 1698-1699 335 INTRODUCTION 337 The Seminarists Leave Mackinac; Aid of Tonty .... 342 On Lake Michigan 343 Welcome by the Jesuits at the Chicago Mission .... 346 Descent of the Illinois River ....... 348 The Jesuit Mission of the Illinois 350 Further Descent of the River 351 Entrance into the Mississippi 354 The Tamarois 355 The Ohio, the Cumberland, and the Arkansas 357 Christmas on the Mississippi 358 The Arkansas Tribesmen 359 INDEX ............ 363 TO 382

History of the Cherokee Indians and Their Legends and Folklore By Emmett Starr, 1921 650+ pages, indexed Requires Adobe Reader 3.0 or higher to View $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Cherokee-Indian-History-Legends-and-Folklore-Genealogy_W0QQitemZ200325446109QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item2ea453b9dd Whatever may be their origins in antiquity, the Cherokees are generally thought to be a Southeastern tribe, with roots in Georgia, North Carolina, and Tennesee, among other states, though many Cherokees are identified today with Oklahoma, to which they had been forceably removed by treaty in the 1830s, or with the lands of the Eastern Band of Cherokees in western North Carolina. The largest of the so-called Five Civilized Tribes, which also included Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks, and Seminoles, the Cherokees were the first tribe to have a written language, and by 1820 they had even adopted a form of government resembling that of the United States. It is a lesser known fact that there was considerably more intermarriage between Cherokees and Whites than any other tribe, so they have a genealogical significance far out of proportion to their historical numbers. There is also a great deal of genealogical data on the Cherokees, mostly in the form of census records and enrollment records. All of which is to point out the abundance of sources available to Emmet Starr when he came to pen his classic History of the Cherokee Indians and Their Legends and Folklore. Not to diminish Mr. Starr's contribution in writing about the early Cherokees, their constitution, treaties with the federal government, land transactions, school system, migration and resettlement, committees, councils, and officials, religion, language, and culture, and a host of other topics upon which he writes eloquently, but his stated purpose in writing the History was "to make it as near a personal history and biography of as many Cherokees as possible." And in fact more than half the book is devoted to genealogies and biographies, of which there are several hundred. The biographies in particular, each averaging a paragraph or more, are noteworthy for their focus on the genealogical events of birth, marriage, and death over a period of several generations, naming thousands of related individuals in a classic roll-call of family members. Although written in 1921, Starr's pioneering work has never been superseded Contents CHAPTER I. Origin, Religion, Characteristics 21 CHAPTER II. Trouble with the Chickamaugau, Attack at Knoxville, Mussel Shoals Massacre, Removal to Arkansas, First Printed Laws 35 CHAPTER III. Convention of Delegates, Constitution Adopted -- 55 CHAPTER IV. Proclamation of May 28, 1828 67 CHAPTER V. Treaty with the Cherokees, 1835 — 85 CHAPTER VI. The Emigration from Georgia, Cost Detachment, Resolutions of Protest, Political Differences, Civil War Averted 103 CHAPTER VII. Act of Union Between the Eastern and Western Cherokees 121 CHAPTER VIII. Treaty with the Cherokees, 1846. Schools Established. Old Settler Payments. Keetoowah Society Organized. Organization of Military Companies. Cherokees Enter the Civil War. General Waite Surrenders 137 CHAPTER IX. Treaty with the Cherokees, 1866. Delawares Acquire Full Rights. Shawnees Adopted by Cherokees. Land Sold to Osages. Contents CHAPTER I. Origin, Religion, Characteristics 21 CHAPTER II. Trouble with the Chickamaugau, Attack at Knoxville, Mussel Shoals Massacre, Removal to Arkansas, First Printed Laws 35 CHAPTER III. Convention of Delegates, Constitution Adopted -- 55 CHAPTER IV. Proclamation of May 28, 1828 67 CHAPTER V. Treaty with the Cherokees, 1835 — 85 CHAPTER VI. The Emigration from Georgia, Cost Detachment, Resolutions of Protest, Political Differences, Civil War Averted 103 CHAPTER VII. Act of Union Between the Eastern and Western Cherokees 121 CHAPTER VIII. Treaty with the Cherokees, 1846. Schools Established. Old Settler Payments. Keetoowah Society Organized. Organization of Military Companies. Cherokees Enter the Civil War. General Waite Surrenders 137 CHAPTER IX. Treaty with the Cherokees, 1866. Delawares Acquire Full Rights. Shawnees Adopted by Cherokees. Land Sold to Osages. Officers' Salaries Fixed. Land Donated to Masons. Lodges 167 CHAPTER X. The Texas Cherokees 1820-30. Grant from Mexico. Grant from Texas. Treaties. Expulsion 187 CHAPTER XI. Public School System Established. National Officials. Male and Female Seminary. Graduates. Eleemosynary Institutions 225 CHAPTER XII. Missionary Activities, First Printing 247 CHAPTER XIII. Officers of the Cherokee Nation, September 9, 1839, to June 30, I908__26l CHAPTER XIV. Old Families and Their Genealogy 303 CHAPTER XV. Continuation of Old Families 335 CHAPTER XVI. Continuation of Old Families 363 CHAPTER XVII. Continuation of Old Families 374 CHAPTER XVIII. Continuation of Old Families 399 CHAPTER XIX. Continuation of Old Families 419 CHAPTER XXI. Redbird Smith. The Nighthawk Branch of the Keetoowah Organization. Election of Chief Levi Gritts 477 CHAPTER XXI. Continuation of Old Families 543

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