In addition to the U. of Wisconsin, which I believe has the original Draper Collection, there is a copy of its King's Mountain papers at the U. of TX. I believe films of the collection are available at some other large libraries. Search the web for possible locations. Anyone who's interested can read about the Battle of King's Mountain at any number of sites online - it's an interesting part of our history. "Edgar A. Howard" wrote:Anyone heard of the subject docs? These are the well known Draper Collection. Vol 3, 1929 pub Hist. Society of Wis. One page mentions Michael Fleenor. That's my interest. Anyone know where I could get a copy? --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance - Get real-time stock quotes

Hi, Edgar... We're very fortunate to have copies of the Draper Manuscripts at ETSU (East Tennessee State University) here in Johnson City. A couple of years ago, I did a lengthy study and lecture on the Draper Papers... They are a world of information, but not always easy to read and are poorly indexed and unpaginated in many cases. Best wishes, Shelia Steele Hunt