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Men and Regiments Assigned to Remove Cherokee's in 1832 – Tennessee Trails.

Israel Blagg and Jefferson Blagg are listed. Israel gets a land grant in Arkansas due to his service.

Blog entry about Bethlehem Cemetery in Washington County Arkansas. There’s several family members from different branches of my family buried there. Kind of interesting they were in the same place generations before their descendants married. Check out the photo and info on Martha Muse Oliver and her husband Benjamin Franklin Johnson. She was the granddaughter of two Revolutionary War veterans. Thomas West and Mary Renshaw’s tombstones are also featured.

Escape to the Silent Cities: Bethlehem Cemetery – First Public Cemetery In Washington County Arkansas.

Notice of Brillhart reunion and info on Valentine and Susanah Doremire Brillhart

The Fort Scott Tribune – Google News Archive Search.

This contains some interesting information on the Granddaughter and family of Elizabeth Jane Blagg who married Richard Fields of the Cherokee. There seems to be connections between the Fields, Blaggs, Muskrats, and Eatons so just thought this might give some background on what they went thru.

Indian and Pioneer Interview of Belle McGhee.

Chronicling America – The Library of Congress.

this is another really good site for historic newspapers.  just a few states are listed so far, but I’ve found two really cool articles about my ancestors.

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS PRINTED BY ORDER OF … – Google Books.

debt robert fields a cherokee owed Israel Blagg

Soldiers of the Revolution and the War of 1812 ….

Info on America Brooks and family, including father miles brooks

Franklin Perry Whitney (1889 – 1967) – Find A Grave Memorial.

Pictures of Frank Perry Whitney and more info.  He’s Oliver Perry Whitney’s son.

Nebraska Memories : Search Results.

check out this site for pictures of Phelps COunty Nebraska.  There’s some cool shots, including a sod house from the 1880′s like the Moser/WHitney/Golladay families probably lived in.  WHo knows?  Maybe it’s theirs!

History of Darke County, Ohio, from its earlies….

WOW!!!!

I found a reference to Sam Moser!!!!!!  It says he’s a tailor too!!!!