Reprint of 1908 edition. Oversized hardcover.

Heads of Families, First Census of the United States - 1790, Rhode Island

United States. Bureau of the Census

The Reprint Company, Publishers

Mississippi Volume III Biography Comprising Sketches of Counties, Towns, Events, Institutions, and Persons, Arranged in Cyclopedic Form

L.L. D. Dunbar Rowland

Mississippi Volume IV Supplement Comprising Sketches of Counties, Towns, Events, Institutions, and Persons, Arranged in Cyclopedic Form

A History of Buncombe County, North Carolina: Two Volumes in One

History

Foster A. Sondley

Americas

"Credit for the large number of carefully compiled genealogies which have appeared in the South Carolina Historical Magazine should go primarily to the first two editors, Mr. Alexander S. Salley, Jr., and Miss Mabel Louise Webber.
All of the genealogies were indexed within each separate volume of the Magazine.  Subsequently, three volumes of cumulative index were prepared to provide easier access to material in the first eighty volumes of the Magazine.  Since most of the quarterly issues are now out of print, all genealogies that have been published by the Society are now being reissued by the Reprint Company.  Dr. Margaret H. Cannon has prepared an entirely new index which identifies each of the approximately thirty thousand individuals more specifically than in any previous index and which will make using this information easier than ever before.
Our files contain unpublished research on approximately three thousand individuals and families.  We welcome contributions of similar material, and we welcome researchers who need to consult our holdings."  -- Gene Waddell, 7 September 1982

South Carolina Genealogies

Gene Waddell

South Carolina Genealogies Vol. V

Unknown, Author

<p>What if General William Tecumseh Sherman had been captured and held for ransom by the defending Confederate forces in Atlanta in July 1864? What, then, would have been the outcome of the War Between the States? Dr. Richard H. Sams poses this intriguing question in his novel Atlanta Is Ours: The Plot to Capture Sherman. The story begins as Katie Houston, who lives outside Atlanta just north of Decatur, Georgia, finds herself in the path of Sherman's advancing army. The general is planning his campaign to take Atlanta and march to the sea when Katie accidentally encounters him near her home. When she conveys the critical information of Sherman's whereabouts, she triggers a chain of events that would have altered the course of history.</p>

Atlanta Is Ours: The Plot to Capture Sherman

Richard H. Sams

A new book by Civil War author and historian Terrell T. Garren challenges previous historical assumptions regarding Unionism in Western North Carolina. Garren says that readers of his new book "may be surprised to learn that Western North Carolina citizens of that day were as much or more dedicated to the Confederate cause than the people of any other area in the entire South."

Mountain Myth: Unionism in Western North Carolina

Terrell T. Garren

History of Henderson County, North Carolina 1787-1968

Postmarks

Lenoir Ray

<p>A new book by Civil War author and historian Terrell T. Garren is a compelling story of the Civil War, life as a prisoner of war, and one of the most bizarre of America's Indian wars. Garren, author of the regional best-seller, The Secret of War: A Dramatic History of Civil War Crime in Western North Carolina, and Moutain Myth: Unionism in Western North Carolina, "holds no punches" as he exposes abusive and barbaric acts committed by U.S. Army officers. He says, "This is a story that has long needed to be told." The story follows the lives of two seventeen-year-olds conscripted by Confederate authorities in the last year of the Civil War. The two are sent to Camp Vance in Morganton, North Carolina, as members of the Ninth Battalion, Confederate Junior Reserves. They and the other boys are without weapons or training when the camp is raided by Union soldiers. The two boys are captured and taken to the horrific Union prison at Camp Douglas in Chicago, Illinois. They endure the hardships of prison life until they are at the breaking point. Eventually they join the Union army's Galvanized Regiments to save themselves, and they end up on the western frontier where fate takes them to California. After serving on the plains and joining the regular army the two are assigned to duty as scouts during the Modoc War in northern California and southern Oregon. Always, they find themselves fighting for their very survival.</p>

The Fifth Skull: A Historical Novel of the Civil War and the American West

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Contemporary

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