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Cavaliers & Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents & Grants, 1623-66 (Genealogy) by: Nell Marion Nugent ISBN: 9780806302645 (0-8063-0264-X)0 Book Title: Cavaliers & Pioneers: Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents & Grants, Volume 1 - 1623-1666 Author: Nell Marion Nugent Binding: Hard Cover Copyright: 2004 Pages: 767 Size: 5.75 x 8.75 x 1.75 in. ************************************* NEW PRINTED BOOK ************************************* $49/94 + $4.95 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Cavaliers-and-Pioneers-1623-166-Virginia-Genealogy-/200453386682?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2eabf3f1ba This is one of the most outstanding records of early emigrants to Virginia. It records, under the name of the patentee or grantee, the earliest Virginia land grants and patents from 1623 to 1666, giving the number of acres, locations and dates of settlement, and names of family members, and it further provides references to marriages, wills, and other legal instruments. It also has the names of some thousands who were transported or brought over by the early settlers as "headrights." The index contains the names of about 20,000 persons. For anyone whose research takes them into seventeenth- and early eighteenth-century Virginia, Nell Marion Nugent's three-volume Cavaliers and Pioneers is an indispensable source. These abstracts of the records of the colonial land office cover the years from 1623 to 1666 (Volume 1), from 1666 to 1695 (Volume 2), and from 1695 to 1732 (Volume 3). Dennis Ray Hudgins, in collaboration with The Virginia Genealogical Society, has edited additional volumes under the same title which brings the series to 1774 and the end of the forty-two volume colonial patent book series. The abstract of each patent gives, in order, the name of the patentee, the number of acres in the patent, the county in which the land was situated at the time the patent was issued, the date of the patent, the book and page of recordation, a description of the location of the land, and, if applicable, the names of the persons on the basis of whose transportation the patent was due. Any additional information contained within the patent is also abstracted. The index includes all proper personal names as well as geographical designations. Patents issued for land in the Northern Neck, or Fairfax, Proprietary are not included in this series of records.

The Conquest of Virginia - The Forest Primeval An Account, Based on Original Documents, of the Indians in that Portion of the Continent in which was Established The First English Colony in America By Conway Whittle Sams, 1916 437 pages, indexed, illustrated, searchable - Bonus Book – The Indians of Colonial Virginia By S. R. Hendron, 1878 346 pages, indexed - Bonus Book #2 – Names which the Lenni Lennape Or Delaware Indians Gave To Rivers, Streams and Localities Within the states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Virginia By William C. Reichel, 1872 58 pages - Bonus Book #3 – The Pamunkey Indians of Virginia By Jno. Garland Pollard, 1891 19 pages, searchable - Bonus Book #4 – Indian & Civil Wars of Virginia Printed By John Eliot, 1814 56 pages, searchable ***************************************************************** Digital Book CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View ******************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Conquest-Virginia-Indians-Colonial-Virginia-/200395037030?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea8799966 The Conquest of Virginia CONTENTS I. — Introductory II. — The Indian Character III. — The Fashion and Domestic Construction Of Indian Society . IV. — Marriage V. — Seasons and Festivals VI. — Fishing, Hunting, and Agriculture 91 VII. — Canoe-, Arrow-, and Pottery-Making 109 VIII. — Houses And Towns IX. — The Towns Located X. — The Falls of the James . XI — Political Laws and the Art of War i 65 XII. — The Priestly Medicine Man . XIII. — HUS-KA-NAW-ING XIV. — The Embalmed Kings and Funeral Rites .... XV. — Burial Mounds XVI. — Priests and Conjurers XVII. — Religion XVIII. — Powhatan and Wingina XIX. — Some Indian Words . XX. — The Tribes and Nations XXI. — Conclusion Index ILLUSTRATIONS Indians of Colonial Virginia Contents. Page Introduction 1 Chapter 1. Virginia and its Indian Inhabitants - Tribal Divisions and Numbers - Languages - "Confederacies"- Physical, Mental and ''oral Characteristics - Dress - Ornaments. ------ p. 11 Chapter 11. Dwellings - Furniture - Tovms - Family and its Character - Kinship through Females - Courtship - Marriage - Domestic Life - Children, their Training and Education - Pocohontas. a Title of Endearment - Food: Hunting and Fishing - Divis- ion of Time - Cultivation of the Groiand: Agriculture - Preparation of Corn for Food: Bread - Cookery - Food in General and its Varieties - Drink ---------- -p. 31 Chapter 111. Trade and Commerce - "Money" - Ingenuity in "Handicrafts" - Bows and Arrows - Shields and Swords - Knives - Boats - Work in Shell - in Stone - Metal-Y/orking - Pottery - '.'/eav- ing - Spinning - "Engraving" - Tannery - Musical Instru- ments - Dancing - Songs - Games - "Arts" - Medicine - Phys- icians or "Medicine-men" - Mantic Art - "Prophecies" - Tra- ditions ------------------ -____p.5S Chapter IV. Character of Government - Extent of Pov/hatan' s "Empire" - Powhatan's Residences - His Personal Appearance - Charac- ter - His "Imperial" State, Privileges and Im.munities - Na- ture of the Empire - Tenure of Land - Werov^ance and Cocka- rouse - Councils - "Laws" of the Indians - Organization of "Shiers" - Duties, Privileges, Iinmunities of the ."Officials Priests and their Influence - Councils - Character of th& so-called Powhatan "Confederacy" - Social Structure - War and Military Matters - Treatment of Captives - Treaties, Embassies and Triumphs - "Foreign Relations" of the Virgin- ia Indians - Internal Relations - Conduct required at Council General Summary ------------------- -p. 85 Chapter V. Character of Relif^ion - Temples - Dualism - Worship of the "Devill" - Bolief as to the Great God - Burled ' s Opinion - Beverley on the Religion of the Indians - Strachey on the Same - Immortality of the Soul - Worship of f'anibozho or Shawondose - The "Great Hare" - Kariot on the Religion of the Virginia Indians - The Soul after Death - Eyrd on the Religion of the Virginia Indians - Embalming - Great Tem- ple - Priests:. Their l^anner of Treating the Sick, their Functions - Atias - Holy Days - Feasts - Smith on Conjura- tion or "Pawawings" - Hariot on the Same - Whi taker on their "Magic and Sorcery"- Eeverley on Same - Functions of Conjuror - Objects of Worship: Five - 'Vater - Thunderstorm- Sun - Cardinal Points or Four Winds - Human Sacrifice - Huskana-ving - Conclusion --------------- p.115 Chapter VI. Indian Survivals - Words - "Tribes" - Descendants of Poco- hontas - Indian Place-Names - Indian Summer ----- -p. 156

Pulaski & White Counties, Indiana History Duo Biographical History of Tippecanoe, White, Jasper, Newton, Benton, Warren and Pulaski Counties, IN Vol 1 & 2 By Lewis Publishing Co., 1899 950 pages, illustrated, indexed - Bonus Book - Counties of White and Pulaski, IN Historical and Biographical By Weston Arthur Godspeed, 1883 772 pages, illustrated, indexed ******************************************************************* Digital Book CD Requires Adobe Reader 5 or higher to View ********************************************************************** $13.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Pulaski-White-5-more-Counties-Indiana-Bios-Bonus-/200384446073?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea7d7fe79 "In the Biographical History of Tippecanoe, White, Jasper, Newton, Warren and Pulaski Counties the editorial staff, as well as the publishers, have fully realized the magnitude of the task set them. The work is purely biographical in its province, and in the collation of material for the same there has been a constant aim to use a wise discrimination in regard to the selection of subjects, and yet to exclude none worthy of representation within its pages. Those who have been prominent factors in the public, social and industrial makeup of the counties in the past have been given due recognition as far as it has been possible to secure the requisite data. Names worthy of perpetuation here have in several instances been omitted, either on account of the apathetic interest of those concerned or the inability to secure the information demanded. Yet, in both the contemporary narrative and the memoirs of those who have passed on to "that undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveler returns," it is believed that there has been such utilization of material as to more than fulfill all stipulations and promises made at the inception of the undertaking. In the compilation recourse has been had to divers authorities, including various histories and historical collections, and implying an almost endless array of papers and documents, public, private, social and ecclesiastical. That so much matter could be gathered from so many original sources and then sifted and assimilated for the production of a single work without incurring a modicum of errors and inaccuracies, would be too much to expect of any corps of writers, no matter how able they might be as statisticians or skilled as compilers of such works. It is, nevertheless, believed that no inaccuracies of a serious nature can be found to impair the historical value of the volumes, and it is further believed that the results will supply the demand which called forth the efforts of the publishers and the editorial corps." This book includes approximately 650 biographies. Book #2 - covers all townships, various portraits, community views, history and biographical sketches. Black and white illustrations of citizens, homes, buildings, and charts. PART I- HISTORY OF WHITE COUNTY. CHAPTER I. Act of Formation - Agricultural Society - Alarms, Indian – Assessors - Associate Judges - Auditors - Cession Treaties, Indian - Changes of Boundaries - Circuit Court, Sessions of - Circuit Judges - Clerks - Common Pleas Judges - County Agents -County Commissioners - County Library - County Seat. Question - County Seminary - County Statistics, 1880 - Court Houses and Jails - Drainage - Educational Statistics - Election Tables - Introductory - Location of County Seat - Medical Society – Mound Builders - Old Settlers' Association - Paupers, County - Politics - Population - Probate Judges - Proceedings of Commissioners - Recapitulation of Taxes, 1882 - Recorders - miners - Seminary Trustees - Sheriffs. – The Soil - Statistics of Interest - Surveyors - Three Per Cent Commissioners – Treasurers CHAPTER II. Additional Volunteers - Aid to Soldiers, The First - Another Company - Bounty and Relief - Bowman's Company - Call to Arms - Company, The First - Continued Efforts at Enlistment - County Conventions - Drafts, The - First Sacrifice, The - Flag and Sword Presentation - Fourth of July, 1862 - Fourth of July, 1863 - Husband Wanted - Infantry, Twelfth - Infantry, Sixty-third - Infantry, Ninety-ninth - Infantry, One Hundred and Sixteenth - Infantry, One Hundred and Twenty-eighth - Joy and Sorrow - Loyalty - Mexican War - County Militia - Military Committees - Number of Men Furnished - Opening Scenes - Patriotism in Monticello - Presidential Campaign of 1860 - Recruits - Sketches of Regiments - Renewed Efforts - Roll of Honor - Sanitary Efforts - Subsequent Enlistments - Union Meeting at Norway - War of 1812 - War Meetings - White County Companies – Township Histories. CHAPTER III. Union Township - Banking - Elections, Early - Election of November, 1836 - High School Building - Hydraulic Companies - Industries - Mills - Monticello - Monticello's - Incorporation and Town Officers - Monticello's Early Schools - Monticello's First Building - Monticello's First Plat - Monticello Items - Monticello's Later Merchants, etc - Monticello's Present Business Interests- Mt. Walleston Village - Early Newspapers - Norway Village - The Norwegians - Proceedings of Town Board - Prof. G. Bowman's – School - Early Religious Organizations - School Bonds - School Trustees - Secret Societies - First Settler - Wool Carding CHAPTER IV. Prairie Township – First Birth - Bridges - Town of Brookston - Churches - Creation of Township - First Death - First Landholders - First Marriage - Masonic Lodge - Early Mills - Early Poll Lists - Pioneer Schools - The Press - Settlement - Springboro Village - Storm of Sleet - Surface Features CHAPTER V. Honey Creek Township - First Birth - Churches - First Death - First Elections - Mills - Miscellaneous - Newspapers - First Officers – Railways - Town of Reynolds - Incorporation of Reynolds - Schools - Secret Societies - First Settlement CHAPTER VI. Jackson Township - Agricultural Association - Anti-Slavery Petition - A Storm - First Birth - Burnettsville - Churches - Creation of Township - First Death - First Elections - Farmington Seminary - Jurors - First Marriage - Morality - Mormonism - Oldest Resident - Post Offices - Schools - First Settlement - Sharon - Town of Hannah - Violent Deaths - Vital Statistics CHAPTER VII. Princeton Township - Ague in 1844 - First Birth - Boundaries of Township - Churches - Creation of Township - First Death - Early Elections - Flood of 1844 - Justices of the Peace - First Marriage - Origin of Name - Railroad - Schools - Seafield station - Secret Societies - First Settlement - First Tavern - Town of Wolcott - Wolcott's Present Business CHAPTER VIII. Monon Township - First Birth - A Dead Town - First Death - Early Comers Kit - Early Elections - Indian Mounds - Indian Scare - Early Mills - Miscellaneous Items - Town of New Bradford - Pioneer Life - Post Offices - Religious Organizations - Schools and Teachers - Secret Society - Settlement - Suicides, etc - First Wedding CHAPTER IX. Big Creek Township - Ague - First Birth - Black Hawk War - Chalmers Village - Deer and Wolf hunt - First Death - Early Difficulties - Early Elections - First Hotel - Indians - Internal Improvements - First Marriage – Early Preachers - Schools - First Settlers - Spencer House - Wheeler Station CHAPTER X. Liberty Township - Churches - Creation of Township - First Death - First Elections - First Land Entries - First Marriage - Miscellaneous - Pioneer Homes - Post Offices – Early Schools - Tax Payers CHAPTER XI. West Point Township - First Birth - First Death - First Election - Formation of Township - Forney Post Office - First Land Entries - First Marriage - Meadow Lake Farm - Ministers and Churches - School Interests CHAPTER XII. Cass Township - First Birth - Church Interests - Drainage - Educational Growth – Early Election - First Marriage - Pioneer Life - Post Office - First Preacher - Tax Payers of 1851 CHAPTER XIII. Round Grove Township - First Births - Church - Creation of Township - First Death - First Elections - Land Entries - First Marriage - Origin of Name - Schools - First Settlement - Then and Now PART II. - HISTORY OF PULASKI COUNTY CHAPTER I. Abstract of Property and Taxes, 1881- Agents, County - Agricultural Society – Assessors - Associate Judges - Auditors - Board of Commissioners - County Buildings - Circuit Court - Circuit Judges - Clerks - Commissioners - Common Pleas Judges - Coroners - County Before Organization - Creation of County - Drainage - The Drift - First Election - Election Tables - The Indians - Jail - Land Offices - Library - Medical Society - Miscellaneous Items Old Settlers' Association - County Orders - Organization of County - Petroleum Company - Politics - County Poor - Probate Judges - Railroads - Recorders - Representatives - Roads, County and State - School Examiners – Seminary County - Sheriffs - The Soil - The Squatters - State Senators - Statistics - Surveyors - Table of Land Entries - Three Per Cent Commissioners - Townships - Treasurers - Treasury Statement CHAPTER II. An Incident - Bounty - Calls for Troops – Disloyalty - The Draft - Enlistment, Continued - Excitement at Winamac - Fall of Sumter - First Company - Infantry, Ninth - Infantry, Twentieth - Infantry, Forty-sixth - Infantry, Eighty-seventh - Mexican War - Old Militia System - The Rebellion - Roll of Honor - Regiments - Suppression of the Democrat - Table of Regiments - Three Months' Men TOWNSHIP HISTORIES. CHAPTER III. Monroe Township - Additions to Winamac - Banking - Bridges - Business Blocks - Present Business - Churches - Early Events –Elections - Ferries - Incorporation - Industrial Growth - Later Progress - Manufactures - Merchandising - Newspapers - Postmasters - Professions - Schools - Secret Societies - First Settler - Settlement - Subsequent Improvement CHAPTER IV. Salem Township - Agricultural Society - Present Business - The College - Creamery - Drainage - Early Elections - Fatalities – Francesville - Game - Geological Characteristics - Hay - Land Entries - First Marriage - Militia – Newspapers - Organization - Schools - Secret Societies - Settlement - Township - Accidental Death - Bridge - Church - Creation of Township - Deceased Pioneers - Early Elections - Incidents - Mooresburg - Mooresburg Mill - Notes and Incidents - Origin of Name - Politics – Roads - Saw Mill - Schools - First Settlement - Spring Election, 1882 – Wey's Mill CHAPTER VI. Indian Creek Township - Birth and Death - Bridges – Churches - Education - Incidents - First Marriage - First Mill - Miscellaneous - Mound Builders - Pearl Divers - Physical Features - Pulaski Grist Mill - Pulaski Village - Settlement - First Settler - Early Voters CHAPTER VII. White Post Township – Affrays - First Birth - Churches - First Death - Directory of Medarysville - Drainage - Early Elections - Incidents - First Marriage - Medarysville - Miscellaneous - A Mystery - Newspapers - Origin of Name - Physical Description - Post Office - Schools - Settlement CHAPTER VIII. Van Buren Township – Churches - Detectives - First Election, - First Elections, Subsequent – Hardships - Hunters - Land Entries - Rosedale Village – Schools - First Settler - Star City - Statistical CHAPTER IX. Tippecanoe Township - First Boundaries - Bridges - Cholera - First Death - Early Elections - Early Incidents - First Inn - Early Landholders - First Marriage - Mills - Miscellaneous - Monterey Village - Origin of Name - Pioneers Living - Roads - Settlement CHAPTER X. Cass Township - Belfast - Churches - Drainage - Early Occurrences - Elections - Fatal Accident - Post Office – Products - Schools - First Settlers - First Trustees - Wild Game CHAPTER XI. Rich Grove Township – Churches - "Cranberry" Township - Creation of Township - First Death - Early Elections - Justices' of the Peace - Land Entries - First Marriage - Mills, etc - Origin of Name - Property Protection - Road – Schools – Settlements - Trustees CHAPTER XII. Jefferson Township - -An Accident - First Birth – Churches - Creation of Township - First Death - Early Experiences - Land Entries - Liquor License - First Marriage - Remains of a Mastodon - Mills - Origin of Name - Schools - Settlement - Violent Death CHAPTER XIII. Beaver Township - First Birth - Churches - First Death Early Customs - Early Events - Elections - Land Entries First Marriage - Origin of Name - Schools - Settlers CHAPTER XIV. Franklin Township – Civility - Drainage - Educational - Interests - Elections - Jacobs House - Lund Entries- Origin of Name - Kail road - Settlement - Sunday School - Bearer Township - Cass Township – Franklin Township - Harrison Township - Indian Creek Township - Jefferson Township - Monroe Township - Rich Grove Township - Salem Township - Tippecanoe Township - Van Buren Township - White Post Township - City of Winamac

Virginia Militia In the Revolutionary War By J. T. McAllister, 1913 340 pages, indexed, searchable -Bonus #1 - List of Revolutionary Soldiers of Virginia By H.J. Eckenrode, 1913 335 pages, indexed, searchable -Bonus #2 - 1901 Yearbook of the Society of Sons of the Revolution In the State of Virginia 44 pages, indexed, searchable ****************************************************************** EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 7.0 or higher to View, Autoboot menu for easy access ****************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/VA-Militia-Revolutionary-War-VA-Genealogy-/200403165072?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea8f59f90 The Virginia militia was established in 1607 as part of the British militia system. Militia service in Virginia was compulsory for all free males. The main purpose of the Crown's militia was to repel invasions and insurrections and to enforce the laws of the colony. The Virginia militia system, as a compulsory service composed of the body of the people trained to arms as envisioned by George Mason, remained intact until the end of the American Civil War. Reconstruction governments forced upon Virginia an all-volunteer militia system in opposition to Virginia's Bill of Rights. The militia became statutorily composed of the organized and the unorganized militia. During the session which began in October 1777, the Virginia General Assembly passed several laws designed to increase military enlistment. These laws authorized the payment of pensions to maimed and disabled soldiers and to the widows of men killed in action. The provisions varied according to the specific terms of each act. This book includes a listing of Virginia militia units and the Revolutionary War actions in which they were engaged, abstracts of the pension applications of several hundred militia pensioners, lists of militia officers appointed by the various counties and a list of 1835 pensioners with militia service. Table of Contents INTRODUCTION. Virginia’s Share in the Military Movements of the Revolution. Virginia Counties, Old and New. PART I. Summary of the Services of the Militia Arranged by Counties. PART II. Declarations of Virginia Militia Pensioners, 1 to 250. PART III. Militia Officers Appointed in Various Counties, 251 to 280. PART IV. Pensioners Residing in Virginia in 1835 who Received Pensions as Virginia Militiamen. PART V. Pensioners Residing Outside of Virginia in 1835 who Received Pensions as Virginia Militiamen. GENERAL INDEX.

Genealogical and Historical Notes On Culpeper, Virginia In the Original Colony of Virginia Embracing an enlarged and revised edition of Dr. Phillip Slaughter’s History of St. Mark’s Parish Published 1900 400 pages, 35 photographs - Bonus Book - Battles In Culpepper County, Virginia 1861-1865 By Major Daniel A. Grimsley Published 1900 140 pages, indexed ******************************************************************** Digital Book CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View Autoboot CD for easy access ******************************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Culpeper-County-Virginia-Genealogical-Hist-Notes-/200371217307?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea70e239b The chief printed genealogical source for Culpeper County, this work comprises: 1) A reprint of Dr. Philip Slaughter's History of St. Mark's Parish (“with Notes of Old Churches and Old Families, and illustrations of the Manners and Customs of the Olden Time”) 2) A genealogical history of the county itself, including an important section entitled Notes for Genealogists which contains marriage records (1781-1825) and abstracts of wills (1749-1821). 3) The book further includes numerous genealogies--many worked through five generations--colonial military lists, Civil War musters, and a great variety of miscellaneous information, all indexed in one alphabetical sequence. TABLE OF CONTENTS. Part First. AsHBY Family, Ball Family, - - - Baptists of Citlpkpkr, The, Barbour Family, Brandy Rifles, The, Brandy Station, Battle of, - - - - Brick Making in Virginia, Broaddus Family, Bromfield Parish, - Brown Family, Browning Family, - - Bryan-Lillari) Family, Calvary Church Rebuilt, Carter Family, Catalpa, Cave Family, - Cedar Run, Battle of, Church, Organization op in Virginia, Churches op St. Mark's Parish. - - - - Part Second. Clayton Family, Clayton, Maj. Philip, . - - - Cole, Rev. John, Cole, Rev. John, Successors op, Coleman Family, Company B, 6th. Va. Cavalry, Company B, 13th. Va. Infantry, Company C, 7th. Va. Infantry, Company E, 7th. Va. Infantry, Conway Family, Cooke Family, County Court of Culpeper, The First, Culpeper as a battle ground, Culpeper Committee of Safety, Culpeper, County of - - Culpeper County, History, Culpeper County, Engagements in Culpeper, Freeholders of. Meeting of, Culpeper in the Civil War, - - - Culpeper in the Revolution, Culpeper Minute Men, Culpeper of To-day, . . . . CULPEPER, Present Limits of, CuLPEPER's Protest Against Stamp Act, Culpeper, Towns in, CulPEPER, Town of. Laid Out, Fairfax Lodge, A. F. & A. M. Family Genealogies, - . - . Field Family, Fontaine, J no., Diary of. Fry Family, Garnett Family, Genealogists, Notes for, 46. Germanna Settlement, 4, 42. 2, 159. Glassell Family, 60. Green, Col. John, 68. Green Family, 61. Grinnan Family, 79. Henry- Winston Family, - 75. Hill Family, 85. Hill, Gen. A. P. 111. 94. Historical Excursions, 36. Jones Family, 89. Knights of the Golden Horse Shoe, . - . 36. La Fayette .In Culpepkr, 156. Lamon, Rev. A. H., 25, 118. Lawyers in Ctjlpeper Before Revolution, - 112. Lillard-Bryan Family 150. Littlepage, Lewih, 48. Madison Family, 71. Marriage Record, 56. Marriage Record, Index to, 161. Mason Family, - 79. Medical Men in Culpeper Before Revolution, - 111. Micou Family, 75. Miscellaneous Enlistments, 23. Pendleton, Edmund, 105. Pendleton Family, 95, 119. Revolution, Pensioners of, ----- 128. Rice Family, 132. Slaughter, Capt. Philip, Dairy of - - - - 46. Slaughter Family, 85. Soldiers in French and Indian War, - - - 14. Soldiers in War of 1812, 130. SOMERVILLE FAMILY, 79. SpotswooD FAMiiiY, 72. SpoTswooD, Sir Alexander, 1. Stevens, Gen. Edward, •'». Stevenson, Rev. James, 20, 7J3. St. Mark’s Parish, Addenda, 114. St. Mark's Parish, First Minister of, - - - 7. St. Mark's Parish History Continued, - - - 114. St. Mark's Parish, Notes on, 118. St. Mark's Parish, Organization of, - - - - 3. St. Mark's Parish, Vestrymen of, - - - - 113, 117. Strother Family, ---..--- 83. St. Thomas' Parish, 32. Taylor Family, 74. Thom Family, 84. Thomas Family, 155. Thompson Family, 79. 8ft. Thompson, Rev. John, ------- 8. Thompson, Richard W., 87. Tobacco Plant, The, 50. War of 1812, Culpeper Company, - - . - 130. Washington, George, Surveyor, 6. Will Records of Culpeper, 45. Williams Family, 108. Winston-Henry Family, 75. WooDviLLE, Rev. John, 21, 70. Yancey Family, 81.

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History of The Orphan Brigade (Kentucky CSA) By Ed Porter Thompson Printed 1898 1,104 pages, illustrated with 80 portraits, indexed, searchable - Bonus Book - Reminiscences of a Soldier of the Orphan Brigade By Lieut. L.D. Young, 1918 99 pages, searchable ************************************************************ 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/History-Orphan-Brigade-CSA-Bonus-Book-/200472001347?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ead0ffb43 The Orphan Brigade was the nickname of the First Kentucky Brigade, a group of military units recruited from the Commonwealth of Kentucky to fight for the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War. The brigade was the largest Confederate unit to be recruited from Kentucky during the war. Its original commander was Major General John C. Breckinridge, former Vice President of the United States and candidate for President, who was enormously popular with Kentuckians. Units of the Orphan Brigade were involved in many military engagements in the American South during the course of the war, including the Battle of Shiloh. In 1862, Breckinridge was promoted to division command and was succeeded in the brigade by Brigadier General Roger W. Hanson. At the Battle of Stones River, the brigade suffered heavy casualties in an assault on January 2, 1863, including General Hanson. Breckinridge-- who vehemently disputed the order to charge with the army's commander, General Braxton Bragg--rode among the survivors, allegedly crying out repeatedly, "My poor Orphans! My poor Orphans." The actual origin of the moniker "Orphan Brigade" remains in dispute. Although the Brigade historian, Ed Porter Thompson, used the term in his 1868 history of the unit, it was probably not in widespread use during the war, but became popular after the war among the veterans. The Orphan Brigade lost yet another commander at the Battle of Chickamauga, when Benjamin Hardin Helm was mortally wounded on September 20, 1863 and died the following day. The Orphan Brigade served throughout the Atlanta Campaign of 1864, then were converted to mounted infantry and opposed Sherman's March to the Sea. They ended the war fighting in South Carolina in late April 1865, and surrendered at Washington, Georgia, on May 6-7, 1865.

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Augusta County Duo - Book #1 - History of Augusta County,Virginia Published 1882 By J. Lewis Peyton 360+ pages, Indexed - Book #2 - Annals of Augusta County, Virginia 1726-1871 2nd Edition – Revised & Enlarged Published 1902 (1st ed. Pub. 1886) By Joseph A. waddell 500+ pages, Indexed ***************************************************************** Digital Book CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View ********************************************************************* $13.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Augusta-County-Virginia-Duo-VA-History-Genealogy-/200390581309?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea8359c3d Augusta County, Virginia, was formed in 1738 from Orange County and was itself the parent county, in whole or in part, of Bath, Botetourt, Frederick, Rockbridge, and Rockingham counties. A stronghold of Scotch-Irish settlement, Augusta commands great interest among genealogists because thousands of 18th- and 19th-century families passed through it en route to the West. Originally, Augusta County was a vast territory with an indefinite western boundary. Most of what is now West Virginia as well as all of Kentucky were formed from it, and it also claimed the territory north and west of those areas, t heoretically all the way to the Pacific Ocean. Reductions in its extent began in 1770, when its southern part became Botetourt County. In 1776 part of western Augusta County, an area also known as the District of West Augusta, became Monongalia County, Ohio County, and Yohogania County (abolished in 1786). In 1778 the part of Augusta County west of the Ohio River became Illinois County (abolished in 1784); the northeastern part of what was left became Rockingham County, and the southwestern part was combined with part of Botetourt County to form Rockbridge County. In 1788 the northern part of the still shrinking county was combined with part of Hardy County to become Pendleton County. Augusta County assumed its present dimensions in 1790, when its western part was combined with parts of Botetourt County and Greenbrier County to form Bath County. - Book #1 - J. Lewis Peyton's History of Augusta County, Virginia is a standard work on the county. It is essentially a narrative account of Augusta from its aboriginal beginnings and Spotswood's discovery of the Valley of Virginia through the Civil War. Most of Peyton's account follows county politics, especially Augusta during the French and Indian War and the American Revolution; however, the author also deals with the organization of churches, celebrated court cases (such as trials for witchcraft), formation of cities and towns, conflicts with the Indians, and so on. The author intersperses quotations from court records,legislative sessions, fragmentary marriage records, and other primary sources to embellish his account. Genealogists will value the book, in part, as a companion volume to such Augusta County source record collections as Lyman Chalkley's Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia. Of greater importance to genealogists, however, are the genealogical and biographical sketches of the following pioneering Augusta County families found in the Appendix to the volume: Baldwin, Bell, Campbell, Christian, Crawford, Fleming, Hanger, Hughes, Johnson, Koiner, Lee, Lewis, McCue, McCulloch, McDowell, Madison, Mathews, Peyton, Poe, Porterfield, Preston, Sheffey, Stuart, Tate, Waddell, Wayt, Wetzel, and Zane. - Book #2 - Waddell arranges Augusta County's history according to its political milestones, thus we have chapters on the county's first settlement, first courts, Indian wars, Augusta County in the Revolution, and, of course, a number of chapters on Augusta County in the Civil War. Genealogists will most appreciate his discussion of the migration trail out of Augusta County and, interspersed throughout the work, genealogical and biographical sketches of the following Augusta County families: Adams, Alexander, Anderson, Baxter, Bell, Blackburn, Bowyer, Breckenridge, Brown, Cameron, Campbell, Christian, Craig, Crawford, Cummings, Cunningham, Doak, Fleming, Floyd, Gamble, Graham, Hamilton, Harrison, Hays, Jones, Lyle, McClanahan, McDowell, McKee, McLaughlin, McNutt, Madison, Mathews, Moffett, Moore, Nelson, Poage, Preston, Smith, Stuart, Tate, Trimble, Waddell, Warwick, and Wilson.

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