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History of The Choctaw, Chickasaw and Natchez Indians By H. B. Cushman 1899 607 pages - Bonus Book - Life Among the Choctaw Indians and Sketches of the Southwest Henry C. Benson, 1860 314 pages, searchable - Bonus Book #2 - Oklahoma Indian Territory Marriages Book A, Choctaw Nation 1890-1891 344 pages, searchable - Bonus Book #3 - A Dictionary of the Choctaw Language Cyrus Byington, 1915 636 pages, searchable **************************************************************************** Digital Book CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View (or MAC Preview Ver. 3) **************************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Choctaw-Indian-History-also-Chickasaw-and-Natchez-/130426299483?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e5e03645b The Choctaw were descendants of the Mississippian culture and Hopewellian people, who lived throughout the east of the Mississippi River valley and its tributaries. The early Spanish explorers of the 16th century encountered their ancestors. In the 19th century, the Choctaw were known as one of the "Five Civilized Tribes" because they adopted and integrated numerous cultural and technological practices of their European American colonial neighbors. The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians are the two primary Choctaw associations today, although smaller Choctaw groups are located in Alabama, Louisiana, and Texas. During the American Revolution, most Choctaw supported the Thirteen Colonies' bid for independence from the British Crown. The Choctaw and the United States agreed to nine treaties. The last three treaties (Treaty of Doak's Stand, Washington City, and Dancing Rabbit) were designed to deracinate most Choctaw west of the Mississippi River. U.S. President Andrew Jackson made the Choctaw exile a model of Indian removal. They were the first Native Americans to walk the Trail of Tears. The Choctaw were exiled (to the area now called Oklahoma) because the U.S. desired to expand territory available for settlement to European Americans[5], wanted to save them from extinction, and wanted to acquire their natural resources.

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History of Harrison County, West Virginia By Henry Haymond 1910 480 pages, illustrated Bonus – Virginia Counties & Cities Timeline (Details below) ******************************************************************** Digital Book CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View ********************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=200310578773 In 1744, Virginia officials purchased the Iroquois title of ownership to West Virginia in the Treaty of Lancaster. Harrison County was created in 1784, formed from Monongalia County and named for Benjamin Harrison V, a Virginian who was the father of William Henry Harrison, ninth President of the United States and great-grandfather of Benjamin Harrison, twenty-third president. The 1790 census, taken shortly after Harrison County was formed, indicated that the new county had next to the smallest population (2,080) of the nine counties that were, at that time, within present- day West Virginia. Berkeley County had the largest population (19,713) and Randolph County had the smallest (951). There were 55,873 people living within the present state's boundaries at the time. John Simpson, a trapper and fur trader, is believed to be the first European settler in present-day Harrison County. He explored the Clarksburg area during the early 1760s. Thomas Nutter was another early Harrison County settler. He received a land grant for 1,400 acres of land along Elk Creek, close to present-day Clarksburg. He arrived in the county with his brothers Matthew and Christopher around 1772. Shortly thereafter, Obadiah and Daniel Davisson also settled in the Clarksburg area. Together, they constructed Nutter's Fort, one of the strongest forts south of Fort Pitt. Levi, Clement, and Jonathan Shinn arrived in the county shortly after Thomas Nutter. Originally from New Jersey, Levi Shinn and his brother, David, visited the county in 1772 or 1773 to establish "tomahawk" rights (claiming territory by marking trees with notches). Contents Early Discoveries 1 The Aboriginees 3 Settlement of Virginia 6 The French and Indian Wars 9 Early Settlements West of the Mountains 16 Indian Tribes 64 Early Indian Troubles and Dunmore's War 65 Indian Wars 58 Incidents Connected With Indian Wars 140 The Revolution 146 Formation of Counties 157 Land Laws 162 Cession of the North West Territory 163 The Mason and Dlxon Line 164 The Great Woods 166 Native Animals and Birds 168 Life of the Settlers, Houses, Weddings, Amusements and Diseases 171 Climate and Natural Phenomena. .184 Courts 188 United States Courts 192 County Courts 193 The Board of Supervisors 233 Criminal Court .234 Court Houses 235 Jails 242 Constitutions 244 Conventions and Legislatures 248 Roads 251 Clarksburg 254 Census of the County 274 County Districts and Townships. .278 Churches 379 Schools 286 Newspapers 295 Slavery 302 The War of 1812 306 The Mexican War 312 Civil War 315 The Spanish War 331 New State 332 Incorporated Towns 340 Governors and Officials 349 William Haymond's Letters 352 Sketches of Pioneers 369 Indian Cave 396 Fourth of July Celebration 399 Banks 403 Whiskey Insurrection 406 Elections 409 Adjutant General's Report 413 Miscellaneous 426 Bonus – Virginia Counties & Cities Timeline Summarized from “Virginia Counties – Those Resulting from Virginia Legislation” Published 1916 This is a 21 page chart summarizing, in date order, the formation of all 180 Virginia counties now located in the present day states of Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky. Also includes information on the 90 independent cities of Virginia. Begins in 1634 with the eight original shires, continues through 1776 with the first county in present day Kentucky, and 1779 with the first county in present day West Virginia. Dickenson was the last new Virginia county, formed 1880. In 1920 Alexandria County was renamed Arlington County.

Historical Collectionsvof Harrison County, Ohio With Lists of the First Land-owners, early marriages (to 1841), will records (to 1861), burial records of the early settlements, and numerous genealogies By Charles A. Hanna 1900 636 pages, illustrated, searchable - Bonus Book - A Brief History of Harrison County By S. B. McGavran 1894 66 pages, searchable - Bonus Book #2 - 1820 Census - Harrison County 239 pages - scanned pages of the original census records ***************************************************************************** Digital Book CD Requires Adobe Reader 7.0 or higher to View (or MAC Preview Ver. 3) ***************************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200514409671 Harrison County was formed in 1813, from Jefferson County on the East. And about 3/4 of the County on the West was formed from Tuscarawas County. Two Northern Townships, Rock and Union, were taken from Harrison County in 1833 and made part of Carroll County. Harrison County is named for William Henry Harrison, Hero of the War of 1812, and the first President of the United States to be elected from the state of Ohio. Cadiz is the county seat for Harrison County. CONTENTS - HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS. CHAPTER I. THE SCOTCH-IRISH IN HARRISON COUNTY CHAPTER 11. THE FRIENDS, OR QUAKERS, IN HARRISON COUNTY CHAPTER III. THE GERMANS AND VIRGINIANS IN HARRISON COUNTY CHAPTER IV THE FIRST SETTLERS IN EASTERN OHIO .... 43 CHAPTER V HARRISON COUNTY PIONEERS 54 CHAPTER VI. EARLY DAYS IN CADIZ 75 CHAPTER VII. BEECH SPRING CHURCH . 92 CHAPTER VIII. HARRISON COUNTY IN 1813 101 CHAPTER IX. HARRISON COUNTY SETTLERS IN 1S13 116 CHAPTER X. CRABAPPLE AND UNITY CHURCHES 128 CHAPTER XI. THE EARLY CHURCHES OF CADIZ 139 CHAPTER XII. THE EARLY CHURCHES OF CaDIZ— Continued . . . 156 CHAPTER XIII. NOTTINGHAM AND FREEPORT CHURCHES .... 166 CHAPTER XIV. DICKERSON, BETHEL, AND RANKIN CHURCHES ... 175 CHAPTER Y. THE RIDGE CHURCH 183 PART SECOND. FIRST LAND OWNERS OF HARRISON COUNTY ... 195 EARLY MARRIAGES IN HARRISON COUNTY— 1813-1840 . . 238 GRAVEYARD RECORDS OF HARRISON COUNTY . . . 313 WILL ABSTRACTS OF HARRISON COUNTY— 1813-1860 . . 401 TYPICAL HARRISON COUNTY CITIZENS

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