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ROSTER OF THE CONTINENTAL LINE FROM NORTH CAROLINA - 1783
1814 Court Martial of Tennessee Militiamen
Volunteer Soldiers in the Cherokee Wars: 1836-1839
1837 Tennessee Volunteers
Indiana Militia in the Blackhawk War
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
220 Pages, 8.5" x 11", Perfect Bound, Full Name Index
Two Volumes, 530 Pages, Perfect Bound
Alphabetical listing of those soldiers in 1783 who were fighting for their State’s Freedom
NC-0200, $46.00 
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
31 Pages, 8.5"x11.5", Full-Name Index, Softcover, Reprint
GN-0237, $8.00
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
71 Pages, 8.5"x11.5", Full Name Index, Softcover, Reprint
GN-0236, $12.50
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
Report Numbered 307 to the 22nd Congress outlining the service records of all of the
Lieutenants in the Navy for the year 1832. This report gives all of the years and ships on
which the men served as Lieutenants.
GN-0141, $5.00
Report 22 to the 21st Congress regarding those receiving a pension for their service in the
American Revolutionary War. The listing is by state and gives some details of their service
record.
GN-0119, $8.50
In 1828, Congress passed an act financially assist surviving officers, non-commissioned
officers, musicians, and privates of the Revolutionary War. Approximately 1,000
individuals who qualified for this special pension are listed in this nifty brochure.
Information provided includes:
16 Pages, 8.5"x11", Softcover, Index
GN-0088, $5.00
Document Numbered 197 to the 20th Congress giving a state by state listing of those men in
the navy whose widows and orphans are receiving a pension for service.
GN-0087, $5.00
COMPLETE DETAILS
by Marilee Douthat, 32 Pages, 8.5"x11", Soft Cover, Index
This Volume contains applications from Roane County, TN that includes those from the
Revolutionary War, Indian War, War of 1812 and the Mexican War. They give a great deal of
personal data on the men who made applications.
TN-0287, $12.50
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
by Ann Chilton, 60 Pages, Soft Cover
A great amount of personal information can be gleaned from these records found in the
courthouse in Bedford Co VA.
VA-0230, $12.50
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
by Gerald H. Clark, 170 Pages, Perfect Bound
This is one of the finest listings of Militia personnel anywhere and covers a longer period
of time than most. The officers' listings have come from Court Records while the enlisted
men's records were taken from the 'fines' listings found in the Virginia State Archives.
VA-0410, $30.00
WAR OF 1812
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
Report Number 140 to the 20th Congress, 181 Pages, Perfect Bound
A listing of over 7,000 Volunteers from Tennessee who were brought up on charges
following the War of 1812 for treason and desertion.
The Court Trials results are summarized and punishment shown for many of these soldiers.
TN-0877, $28.50
Map 8.5 X 11
MP-0445, $2.00 ppd
MP-0457, $2.50
CHEROKEE WARS
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
210 Pages, Perfect Bound
A listing of over 11,000 Volunteer Soldiers from Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina and
Alabama who signed on for the Removal program of the Cherokee Indians to their western homes.
This listing includes women for the first time.
This alphabetical listing shows names, rank, state and unit in which they served.
GN-0146, $35.00
SEMINOLE WAR
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
Number 34 presented to the 25th Congress is a
roster of nine county units in Tennessee called up
for the Seminole Wars but were not pressed into service.
TN-0857, $8.50
BLACKHAWK WAR
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
by Carrie Loftus, 17 Pages, Perfect Bound
An alphabetical listing of the volunteers from Indiana who served with General Henry
Atkinson. Shows the names, rank and regiment of each person given.
FI-0129, $6.50
CIVIL WAR
22 Pages, 8.5" x 11", Full Name Index, Soft Cover, Reprinted 2005
Rev. H. Clavreul, a Catholic priest went to Andersonville Prison in the summer of 1864 to administer to the needs of the Federal Troops held there. His efforts were admirable but futile in final effects. He did record the names of those who died under his care. There are hundreds of names in his listing that are not found on the official listing of those who died there.
GN-0245, $7.50
142 Pages, 8.5" x 11", Full Name Index, Perfect Bound, Reprinted 2005
Andersonville Prison, the very term caused Union Soldiers to shrink with fear. A prison that was designed to hold 10,000 prisoners, but at its height there were over 45,000 held captive here. This listing by Dorence Atwater of the 2nd New York Cavalry was only 19 years old when he came to the prison and he became the “keeper” of the books to record the deaths. His listing, given here, contains almost 12,500 soldiers who died while a prisoner. The listing is given by State of origin and then alphabetical in that state. Here for the first time is a full alphabetical index to all the names showing 12,429 total. This is a must for Civil War research of Union Troops.
GN-0246, $35.00
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
James Douthat, 121 Pages, 8.5" x 11", Index, Soft Cover
During the Civil War, a number of the Confederate Officers were imprisoned at this prison in Lake Eric near Sandusky, Ohio. This is a collection of their stories, escapes as seen from both the Union and Confederate view point. Included is a listing of those imprisoned here with rank, name, location of residence after the war and place of capture. The last section also lists the names of the 206 who died in prison.
GN-0242, $25.00
TN-1246, $40.00
TN-1199, $4.00
TN-1200, $4.00
TN-1201, $5.00
TN-1202, $5.00
TN-1203, $4.00
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
22 Pages, 8.5"x11", Full Name Index, Softcover
Minister of the Confederate Prison known as Andersonville in Georgia.
GN-0245, $7.50
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
56 Total Pages, 8.5"x11", Full Name Index, Softcover
TN-0971, $13.50
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
Nathaniel C. Hughes and John Wilson, 242 pages, perfect bound, full name index, bibliography.
This volume is listed as an alphabetical listing the Confederate Soldiers who lived at one time in Hamilton County, Tennessee. It is more than just an alphabetical listing, more over it is a biographical sketch of each soldier, both male and female. Yes we did have females in service, primarily the Rhea County Girls Brigade who married and moved to Hamilton County. Between three and four thousand soldiers are given in this volume.
TN-1160, $40.00
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
Transcription of the Civil War newspaper from Sunday Morning 28 June 1863
TN-1214, $6.00
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
Reprint of an 1894 listing of men from various states who are now buried in the area.
TN-0054, $3.50
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
30 Total Pages, Three Maps, 8.5x11, Perfect Bound
TN-0973, $12.50
Five Volumes detailing the Fifth Tennessee Cavalry Regiment of the Confederate States of America. Compiled by Bettye J. Broyles & Carl Campbell.
Volume I: First Order Book
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
152 pages, Perfect Bound, Full Name Index, 1999
TN-1152, $30.00
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
174 pages, Perfect Bound, Full Name Index, 1999
TN-1153, $35.00
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
156 pages, Perfect Bound, Full Name Index, 1999
TN-1154, $30.00
Volume IV: Service Records of the 5th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment CSA
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
Transcribed by Carl Campbell, Two Volumes, 630 Total Pages, Full Name Index, Perfect Bound, Softcover
TN-1155, $75.00
COMPLETE DETAILS & SURNAME INDEX
This volume is a combination hand-written history of the unit plus a collection
of various newspaper articles written for the Dayton Herald and
the Confederate Veteran between 1911 and 1918. William Gibbs Allen
was a prolific writer, although his spelling, lack of punctuation, and
unusual style left a bit to be desired at the time. The scrapbooks also contained
articles written by others with which Allen had taken exception and had written
a rebuttal article. The articles have been collected and arranged in the best
arrangement possible of the materials. No attempt has been made to re-check any of
Allen's information (dates, sequence of events, etc.). Very little editing has been
done on the articles. They are left in the original form to illustrate the way someone
would have written the events from a first-hand, personal aspect.
142 Pages, Perfect Bound, Full Name Index
TN-1156, $30.00
