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Outline History of Orange County, NY With an Enumeration of the Names of its Towns, Villages, Rivers, Creeks, Lakes, Ponds, Mountains, Hills and Other Known Localities and their Local Traditions and short Biographical Sketches of Early Settlers By Sam'l W. Eager, ESQ., 1846-47 653 pages, indexed, searchable - Bonus Book #1 - A History of Deerpark in Orange County, N.Y. Historical and Biographical By Peter E. Gumaer, 1890 204 pages, indexed, searchable - Bonus Book #2 - Goodwill Presbyterian Church Anniversary 1730-1880 By James Milligan Dickson, 1880 163 pages, indexed, searchable *************************************************** EBook CD Requires Adobe 5 or higher to view *************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Orange-County-New-York-History-Deerpark-Bonus-Book-/200384454496?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea7d81f60 Orange County was one of the first twelve counties established by the Province of New York in 1683. Its boundaries at that time included present-day Rockland County, which split from Orange County in 1798. Due to its small population, the original Orange County was not fully independent and shared government functions with other counties. The first public buildings were erected in Orangetown in 1703, and the first court was established in 1801. Due to a boundary dispute between New York and New Jersey, the extant of many of the southern towns of the county was not established until the 19th Century. Book #1 Contents INDEX. Preface, Page 3 Introduction, 5 General View of the County, 18 Indians, 30 Settlement of Orange County> 42 Roads and Turnpikes, 52 Agricultural Society, 58 Mastodon, 71 Newburgh, 81 Montgomery,. 230 Crawford, 332 Walk ill, 345 Deerpark and Mount Hope,. 361 Mount Hope, 399 Minisink, 406 / Warwick, 421 Goshen, Hamptonburgh and Chester, 443 Goshen, 502 Hamptonburgh. 511 Chester, 516 Bloominggrove, Cornwall and Monroe, 523 Bloominggrove, 535 Monroe, 550 Cornwall, 571 New- Windsor, 608 To the Reader, 643 Appendix, 645 Errata. 652 Book #2 Contents Preface. 7 Introduction. 9 Statement by Committee on Publication with sketch of the Author. 13 Geographical Formation of Valley. . . . 19 Game, Fowls, Fish, Fruit, &c 22 Indians , 24 Manufacture of Implements of Iron and Steel 27 First Settlers—Who they were and whence they came 30 Ancient Families of Peenpack 41 Ancient Families of Lower Neighborhood 68 Longevity of First and Second Generations ... 78 Lower Neighborhood 85 Population of Peenpack, Manner of Living, &c., during Eevolutionary War and later 86 Forts in Peenpack and Occupants 86 Forts in Lower Neighborhood, with some of the Occurrences during the War 89 Habits and Manner of Living 96 Use of Cider and Spirits 101 Use of Spirits at Funerals and Weddings 102 Treating Visitors 104 No Drunkards among Them for One Hundred Years . . 107 Physical Strength of First Generation 110

History of Henderson County, KY By Edmund Lyne Starling 876 pages, indexed, searchable *********************************************************** EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View *********************************************************** $11.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Henderson-County-KY-History-Kentucky-Genealogy-/200362966025?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea6903c09 Henderson County, Kentucky was formed in 1799, and named for Colonel Richard Henderson who originally purchased 17,000,000 acres of land from the Cherokee Indians, only to have the purchase voided by the Virginia legislature. Then, in 1778, the Richard Henderson Company was granted 200,000 acres in recognition of the $50,000 paid by the company to the Indians in the Treaty of Watauga. Land in that grant is included in the present boundary of Henderson County. BOOK CONTENTS Chapter I. Early Explorers and Settlers Chapter II. Aboriginal Chapter III. Second colony Chapter IV. Pioneer trials Chapter V. Establishment and organization of Henderson County Chapter VI. The first county court Chapter VII. Getting ready for work Chapter VIII. I have stated in the first chapter Chapter IX. County clerk's offices Chapter X. County Court proceedings 1779 Chapter XI. First criminal court Chapter XII. Tobacco as a currency Chapter XIII. Establishment of ferries Chapter XIV. Mistake in the census Chapter XV. The second steamboat Chapter XVI. County divided into precincts Chapter XVII. Milk sickness Chapter XVIII. Slaves emancipated Chapter XIX. New Constitution Chapter XX. The war clouds Chapter XXI. Navigation of the Ohio placed under military control Chapter XXII. Colonel Glenn and his colored troops Chapter XXIII. Population Henderson Precincts Educational Religious Secret societies Henderson enterprises Sketches and recollections Biographical

Mosby’s Rangers A Record of the Operations of the Forty-Third Battalion of Virginia Cavalry >From Its Organization to the Surrender By James J. Williamson (of Company A) Published 1909, 554 pages, Illustrated, searchable - Bonus Book #1 – Memoirs of Col. John S. Mosby Edited By Charles Wells Russell Published 1917, 414 pages Illustrated, Indexed - Bonus Book #2 – Partisan Life With Col. John S. Mosby By Major John Scott Published 1867, 492 pages - Bonus Book #3 – Mosby’s Men By John H. Alexander Published 1907, 180 pages *********************************************************** EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 7.0 or higher to View (or MAC Preview Ver. 3) ************************************************************* $13.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/Mosbys-Rangers-Bonus-Books-43rd-Battalion-VA-Cavalry-/130381633761?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1e5b59d8e1 The 43rd Battalion, Virginia Cavalry, also known as Mosby's Rangers, Mosby's Raiders or Mosby's Men, was a battalion of partisan cavalry in the Confederate army during the American Civil War. Noted for their lightning strikes on Union targets and their ability to consistently elude pursuit, the Rangers disrupted Federal communications and supply lines. The 43rd Battalion was formed on June 10, 1863, at Rector's Cross Roads, near Rectortown, Virginia, when John S. Mosby formed Company A of the battalion. Mosby was acting under the authority of General Robert E. Lee, who had granted him permission to raise a company in January 1863 under the Partisan Ranger Act of 1862, in which the Confederate Congress authorized the formation of such units. By the summer of 1864, Mosby's battalion had grown to six cavalry companies and one artillery company, comprising about 400 men. After February 1864, the Confederate Congress revoked the authority of all partisan units, except for two, one of which was the 43rd Battalion. The battalion never formally surrendered, but was disbanded on April 21, 1865, after General Lee surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia at Appomattox Court House, but not before attempting to negotiate surrender with Major General Winfield S. Hancock in Winchester, Virginia. “This book is really the result of the habit of keeping a diary. During my imprisonment in the spring of 1863, in the Old Capitol prison in Washington, I kept a diary as a means of whiling away the tedious hours of prison life. After being exchanged, I joined Mosby in April, 1863, two months before the organization of Company A, his first company, and was with him until the surrender. The habit acquired while in prison still clung to me when I entered upon the active life of a ranger. It then became a pleasure to jot down the events that came under my observation or that I heard related by my comrades or others. I soon began to feel that my work was not completed until I had noted down briefly what had happened during the day. In this way my diary was kept sometimes written by the wayside, sometimes by the camp-fire, sometimes in the quiet of the fireside.” CONTENTS - Memoirs Introduction vii I Early Life . .1 II The War Begins . . .11 III A Private In The Cavalry .... 22 IV Johnston's Retreat From Harper's Ferry . 33 V Recollections or Battle Of Manassas . 47 VI The Strategy Of The Battle Of Manassas . 55 VII About Fairfax Court House ... 86 VIII Campaigning With Stuart .... 99 IX The Campaign Against Pope . . . .122 X First Exploits As A Partisan . . . 146 XI The Raid On Fairfax 168 XII Stuart And The Gettysburg Campaign . 201 XIII The Year After Gettysburg . . . 258 XIV The Campaign Against Sheridan . . .283 XV The Greenback Raid 312 XVI Last Days In The Valley .... 327 XVTI Final Scenes 353 XVIII In Retrospect 365 XIX My Recollections Of General Lee . . 374 XX My Recollections Of General Grant . 383 Index 401

Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia Volumes 1 & 2, now also includes Wise’s Digested Index and Genealogical Guide 1,200+ pages on CD First Published 1857 Includes BOTH Volumes 1 & 2!!! NEW ADDITION – Also includes Wise’s Digested Index. Published 1910, it is a 113 page book containing an extended index of both volumes. Includes 6,900+ proper names, and important facts mentioned in Meade’s books. ********************************************************* EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View ************************************************************ $15.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling (Book Reprints retailed for $70 when last available.) http://cgi.ebay.com/Old-Families-and-Churches-Va-Vols-1-2-Wises-Index-/200394904828?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2ea87794fc Over one hundred years ago the Episcopal Bishop, William Meade, put together an important body of records which he incorporated into a now- famous two-volume work called Old Churches, Ministers and Families of Virginia. (Knowledge of the history of the Episcopal Church of Virginia, it should be pointed out, is essential to the genealogist since, prior to civil registration, the Church was the only body authorized by statute to collect and preserve vital statistics. The early parish records, therefore, are indispensable for research in Virginia genealogy.) Compiled from parish records and vestry records, from moldy official documents, family records, and tombstone inscriptions, and from records in Lambeth Palace, London, Meade's narrative focuses on the history of the early Virginia parishes and provides details concerning the origins of the parishes, the drawing of parish lines, and the lives of the ministers and selected church members. Each chapter of the work also contains family histories and extensive lists of vestrymen, communicants, justices, and prominent figures. An appendix of 100 pages contains several interesting historical documents as well as lists of ministers and vestrymen of St. Stephen's and Wicomico Parishes, Northumberland County, and additional family histories. "This book remains an indispensable storehouse of information about the ecclesiastical history of Virginia during the Colonial period."-- Dictionary of American Biography "Bishop Meade's two volumes are fundamental to the study of the parishes of the Episcopal Church in Virginia and their clergy and are an important source of information about many of the leading families of the state...."--The Virginia Genealogist. Each chapter covers a geographic area (county or cities), and includes details on its parishes, churches, ministers and prominent familes Most of the articles have sprinkled through them extensive extracts and abstracts from colonial documents, including, in addition to the vestry books, such sources as court records, private letters and monumental inscriptions. Many of these records had not previously been published, and, although many have since been placed in print in more modern and comprehensive editions, there are undoubtedly records here, especially among the letters and inscriptions, which have not been published elsewhere and which have subsequently been lost or destroyed. Most of the genealogical material is presented in long footnotes. Although this material is not documented according to modern standards, the author would often have obtained the information from family members born in the late eighteenth or early nineteenth centuries, who were in a position to provide reliable data on the more recent generations. These genealogies will provide solid clues for further research. The parishes focused on are in Volume 1 are: Williamsburg, James City, Hanover, Alexandria, Henrico, Hampton, Elizabeth City, Charles City, Middlesex, Prince George, Essex, New Kent, Caroline County, Lynnhaven, Antrim, Camden, Raleigh, Westmoreland, King George, Fairfax County, Shenandoah, St. Anne's in Albemarle, St. George's in Spottsylvania, St. Mark's in Culpeper, and St. Thomas in Orange County. The Berkley, Blair, Burwell, Carter, Fontaine, Grymes, Harrison, Jones, Lee, Meade, Moore, Nelson, Page, Randolph, Robinson, Smith, Spottswood, Taylor, and Yeardley families receive detailed coverage; in addition over 3,000 other surnames are included. The parishes focused on are in Volume 2 are: Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry, Campbell, Bedford, Amelia, Nottoway, Prince Edward, Cumberland, Buckingham, Fluvanna, Louisa, Albemarle, Amherst, Nelson, Botetourt, Rockbridge, , Spottsylvania, Culpepper, Orange, Northumberland, Lancaster, Westmoreland, Richmond, King George, Stafford, Prince William, Fauquier, Fairfax, , Shenandoah, Augusta, Rockingham,. Also includes current West Virginia counties of Greenbrier, Montgomery, Frederick, Berkeley, Hampshire, Brooke, and Kanawha; also cities of Wheeling, Clarksburg, Fairmont, Weston, and Buchanon. Follow above link for extensive table of contents

The Pictorial Field-Book Of theThe 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 ******************************************************************* EBook CD 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-/200337681172?cmd=ViewItem&pt=LH_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.)

Book #1 - A Standard History of Ross County, Ohio An Authentic Narrative of the Past, with Particular Attention to the Modern Era in the Commercial, Industrial, Civic and Social Development Vol. 1 & 2 By Lyle S. Evans, 1917 515 & 537 pages, illustrated Book #2 - Pioneer Record and Reminiscences of theEarly Settlers and Settlement of Ross County, OH By Isaac J. Finley and Rufus Putnam, 1871 150 pages, searchable *********************************************************** EBook CD Requires Adobe Reader 5.0 or higher to View *************************************************************** $13.99 + $1.99 shipping and handling http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200338562207 APRIL, 1785, four families attempted to form a permanent settlement at the mouth of the Scioto, upon the present site of Portsmouth. They came down the Ohio from Redstone, Pennsylvania, and, believing that a permanent peace had been effected between the Indians and whites at this point, selected their lands and began the work of tilling the soil. While on an exploring tour up the valley, lured hither by the glowing accounts they had heard of the wonderful beauty and fertility of the country, the four men were attacked by their campfire at night, and two of the party were killed, the others escaping. They lost no time in reaching the unprotected women and children at the mouth of the Scioto, where they imparted the sad intelligence of the death of their two comrades. Embarking upon their boat with their few belongings, they were soon en route for more secure quarters at Limestone, Kentucky. It was after this that the settlements were made at Marietta, Gallipolis, North Bend, Columbia and Cincinnati, of all of which sufficient mention is made in the State history. The settlement of the Scioto valley was delayed by order of Congress. City Chillicothe Villages Adelphi Bainbridge Clarksburg Frankfort Greenfield Kingston South Salem Townships Buckskin Colerain Concord Deerfield Franklin Green Harrison Huntington Jefferson Liberty Paint Paxton Scioto Springfield Twin