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  • Martin ITJEN

    Martin ITJEN was an immigrant from Dorum, Germany to Jacksonville, Florida. He then went to Skagway, Alaska during the Klondike Gold Rush in 1898. He llived most of his life in Skaagway. He started the Skagway Streetcar Company. ITJEN GERDES WIEKING WILKENING PETTICLAIRE

  • Matthew MORRISON 53rd Illinois Infantry

    A Civil War biography of Matthew MORRISON of LaSalle Co., Illinois. Also additional Genealogical information on the family of James MORRISON & Mary BURNS of Scotland and LaSalle County.

  • MercerGirls.com

    Washington. They Called Them the Mercer Girls. Washington Territory's Cargo of Brides.

  • Mollie Black-Sewell

    Woman who danced herself to death.

  • Papers of Caleb V. LITTLEPAGE

    Letters, patents and photographs of Caleb V. LITTLEPAGE and his family.

  • Past Remembrance, A Gift of Love by Isabell Frazier Haworth League

    Isabell FRAZIER was born in Warren County, Iowa on December 4, 1858. She was the oldest child of Quakers, Joseph and Clarissa (JOHNSON) FRAZIER. Her father, Joseph, was a Private in the Iowa 34th Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. Isabell married Jacob HAWORTH and after five children, Jacob and Isabell moved with their children and Isabell's parents to Los Angeles County, California where they remained. Localities: Whittier, Los Angeles County, California; Carlisle, Warren County, Iowa; Buck Creek, Tippecanoe County, Indiana; Alba, Jasper County, Missouri; Cassville, Berry County, Missouri; McDonald County, Missouri. Surnames: HAWORTH, FRAZIER, JOHNSON, GROOMS, COLE, HARPIN, PLUMB, HOLLINGSWORTH, WRIGHT, CLOSE.

  • Privacy Level: Open (White) James Bowie (abt. 1795 - abt. 1832) (WikiTree)

    Information of James Bowie, free man of color (c.1795-1832) of Catahoula Parish, Louisiana and his descendants.

  • Robert BARCLAY-ALLERDICE

    Life of Robert BARCLAY-ALLERDICE: The Celebrated Pedestrian.

  • Robert Whitney LOWMAN, Capt. USN

    Capt Lowman (USN), was awarded the Bronze Star for heroic service behind enemy lines in the Korean war. Lowman also participated in other US historic and military events from WWII to the recovery of Gemini astronauts in the Atlantic. He was a native of Anacortes, WA, where his colorful and unique pioneer family has resided continuously since 1892.

  • Sabbath Keepers in History

    From the Time of Christ to the 19th Century. Reprints from Seventh Day Baptists in Europe and America Volume 1 (pp 11 - 115), American Sabbath Tract Society, Plainfield, New Jersey, 1910.

  • Samuel Beard Risien: From the CSS Alabama to the Titanic.

    A brief biographical sketch of a Confederate sailor who survived the Civil War, only to drown in the sinking of the Titanic, some fifty years later.
    [The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

  • Solomon L. GINSBURG - Missionary Biographies - Worldwide Missions

    Biography of Solomon Louis Ginsburg. Surnames are GINSBURG and MORTON. Locality is mainly Brazil, although the subject is more about missionaries; specifically Baptist.

  • The Autobiography of David MEADE, II

    This is the first half of the book, The Chaumiere Papers, edited by Henry Peet in 1883. It details the education, travels of David Meade II, as well as offers numerous sketches of many of our Founding Fathers like George Washington and Peyton Randolph. This book offers David Meade's unique viewpoint as he goes from British subject to American citizen.

  • The Memoirs of Clarence W. TRUMAN

    Clarence TRUMAN writes about everyday life in Midale, Saskatchewan, Canada.

  • The Naranjero Blues

    Oral History of Emilio Martinez, born in Mexico, lived in Orange County, in the City of Stanton, California USA.

  • The NORRIE Family of Warman, Saskatchewan

    A genealogical - biographical page submitted by Donna FRASER.

  • The Quaker Memoirs of Sunderland P. GARDNER

    These memoirs chronicle GARDNER'S activities in upstate NY (esp. Ontario Co.), Canada, Michigan & Ohio during the 19th century, including descriptions of many funerals of area residents.
    [The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

  • The Saga of Bad John HALL

    The true story of the legendary Bad John HALL, with family info and pictures.

  • This One is on Me

    By Dr. James Lee Fisher (1895-1987). The life-story of an old doctor who saw many changes in medicine, in industry, in social customs, and the world in general.

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