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This project was undertaken to assist the researching public and the Oklahoma Historical Society. The index was produced, with the permission of the Oklahoma Historical Society, using a microfilmed copy of the 1930 King Jack newspaper, currently housed at the Oklahoma History Center in Oklahoma City,...

This particular transcribed journal of the committee covers a period from September 27, 1848 to October 25, 1856.

Overviews from general safety tips and using the metro to packing check list and places of interest both on and off the National Mall are included. This book was originally compiled in the mid-1990s as a complement to a genealogical research and sight-seeing trip provided by our company. Its last...

As one of the older towns in Vernon County, Moundville pre-dates the Civil War. However, the border war in western Missouri so devastated the area that the town had to begin anew when the war had ended. Citizens came and went. Some, such as Harvey Karnes, Mr. Cooper and Professor Miles, left their...

This book was put together in the sincere hope that is will be of benefit to volunteers and volunteer programs everywhere. Since this could be considered a “how to” book, the author’s personality has not been edited out of the text. This author, additionally, has tried to make sure that she...

While there is quite a bit of information within this cover, it barely scratches the surface for the "purest" conservationist. However, it is probably more than the average family historian is going to need or utilize. Remember that the knowledge herein are for your information as well as for you...

Finding love at home takes you around the world and explores how two paths cross after years of separation. Marcus Lanier and Sidney Thompson were two high school acquaintances, who were attracted to each other but were involved in separate relationships, part ways only to reunite years later. Marcus...

In late April 1904, newspaper editors started sending reporters to St. Louis to report on the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. A few weeks later, editors were invited for Press Day. Some of those who attended carefully wrote down their observations. In addition, they usually included their impressions...