81. U-Press Telegram James M. McPherson tells us that the civil war is the most writtenabout event inAmerican history, and perhaps for that reason it seems ambitious to try to http://u.presstelegram.com/Stories/0,1413,218%7E24542%7E951297,00.html

GetAd(5, 't', 468, 60, '/lif'); Site Search Enter search term, hit enter key Advanced Search HOME AWARDS 2003 FILM ... ABOUT US GetAd(2, 'l1', 120, 90, '/lif'); GetAd(3, 'l2', 120, 90, '/lif'); EMAIL ARTICLE LINK TO ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE Article Published: Saturday, October 26, 2002 - 8:07:21 AM MST OTHER ARTICLES IN THIS SECTION Chilling matters of life and death Battle cry Some weird animals and a do-not-eat doughnut ... Baby books for the whole family ... Get lost in this book Slim summary revisits America's bloodiest day By Leon Drouin Keith Associated Press James M. McPherson tells us that the Civil War is the most written-about event in American history, and perhaps for that reason it seems ambitious to try to capture its most important battle in a mere 156 pages, minus notes. But inasmuch as the job can be done, McPherson has done it in "Crossroads of Freedom: Antietam, the Battle That Changed the Course of the Civil War," a convincing and meticulously researched though sometimes bland account of the ramifications of the nation's bloodiest day. McPherson interweaves myriad sources historical letters, diaries, newspapers with the clarity and effectiveness that earned him a Pulitzer Prize for a comprehensive account of the Civil War, "Battle Cry of Freedom."

82. FBI - Art Theft Program of United States historical items in history; the recovery of an eagle feather warbonnet worn man Geronimo; the recovery of a civil war battle flag http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cid/arttheft/northamerica/us/militaria/militaria.htm

Recoveries - Civil War Militaria Fraud The Show Antiques Roadshow viewers tune in to watch people much like themselves - amateur collectors or history buffs - learn whether their treasure is a rare find or a reproduction. The men and women who volunteer their services as appraisers are extremely knowledgeable about specific periods of history. Their expertise comes from years working in some of the most notable auction houses in the country. They offer their services for free in exchange for national exposure on a highly-popular show. The show's appeal stems from the drama which unfolds each time an appraiser asks the collector, "Do you have any idea of the value of this item?" Some guests are surprised to hear that the odds and ends pulled from their attics are actually worth a great deal of money; others are disappointed to hear a low appraisal of a treasured family heirloom. Regardless of the appraisal, guests trust they have been given fair and honest values by the experts, which is a cornerstone of the popular show.

83. Client Page Written in Blood A history of the 126th New York Infantry in the civil war, 1997Both books published by Longstreet House, PO Box 730, Hightstown, NJ 08520 http://www.home.eznet.net/~dminor/clients.html

Eagles Byte Clients Updated 5/20/02 Miriam Grace Monfredo Historical mysteries set in mid-nineteenth century central New York featuring Seneca Falls librarian Glynis Tryon Seneca Falls Inheritance North Star Conspiracy Blackwater Spirits Through a Gold Eagle The Stalking Horse Must the Maiden Die Brothers of Cain Sisters of Cain Children of Caine (coming soon to a bookstore near you) Anyone interested in mid-nineteenth century New York State, Seneca Falls, the Civil War or just a real good read, check out Miriam's home page: Wayne Mahood The Plymouth Pilgrims: A History of the Eighty-Fifth New York Infantry in the Civil War 1989 Charlie Mosher's Civil War: From Fair Oaks to Andersonville with the Plymouth Pilgrims (85th N.Y. Infantry) 1994 "Written in Blood": A History of the 126th New York Infantry in the Civil War, 1997 Both books published by Longstreet House, P. O. Box 730, Hightstown, NJ 08520 Orders and inquiries can also be directed to the author at: mahood@uno.cc.geneseo.edu John Byrne Cooke Historical westerns The Snowblind Moon South of the Border: The Return of Butch Cassidy Committee of Vigilance: A Novel of Gold Rush San Francisco Documentary miniseries Photography Web Site 1960s Musicians (rock, folk)

84. History: February 1, 2001 - The Provincetown Banner seeing the banner among some odds and ends a patriotic organization of American CivilWar veterans founded also writes and narrates 'history Highlights,' heard http://provincetownbanner.com/history/2/1/2001/1

PROVINCETOWN'S AWARD WINNING WEEKLY NEWSPAPER February 1, 2001 News: Arts History Current Issue Classifieds Online ... Provincetown Weather Search The Banner Match Words: Any All Year: Any The Banner of the Provincetown Volunteers to the Civil War, 56th Massachusetts Infantry. History Highlights The Banner of the Provincetown Volunteers to the Civil War By Laurel Guadazno Provincetown Banner Columnist The news of the firing on Fort Sumter, in April 1861, immediately awakened strong patriotic feelings to quell the rebellion in the minds of Cape Coders. While many Cape men were away from home engaged in the fisheries, those that remained were determined to act. When Abraham Lincoln called for 75,000 volunteers for three months to 'suppress the rebellion,' Simeon Deyo, in 'A History of Barnstable County,' writes, 'Its effect was like an electric spark in quickening the resolution and action of the men of this county. The president's estimate was short of the necessities of the movement, as the history of the war abundantly proved; but to his calm and judicious patriotism a grateful nation has erected enduring monuments, and engraved his deeds upon lasting pages of history.' The facts show that Provincetown contributed liberally to the war effort. Provincetown held a special Town Meeting on May 2, 1861 and passed resolutions for the enlistments of troops. The town sent 57 more men to the rebellion than were called. Deyo records, 'Three were commissioned officers in the service. The number reported by the selectmen was 247; but the number much exceeded that. The whole amount of money raised was $37,452, and for state aid, which was reimbursed, $7,368.24. It is also a fact that Provincetown paid to the families of volunteers double the amount reimbursed by the government. The ladies of the town organized, in 1862, a Soldiers' Aid Society, which contributed $2,291.65 in money and clothing.'

85. Site Map: World War II Posters Posters Buying Modern Posters Spanish civil war Posters Nazi Discuss the Issues,Propaganda Resources, World war II. TV Shows General history Specific Topics. http://www.wkac.ac.uk/poster/sitemap.htm

Site Map Introduction What's New? Site Map Bookshop ... Introduction Site Map Advanced Search You can return to this page at any time to find your way around. Index Project Poster Links Introduction ... Supervisory Team Team: Martin Polley Team: Joyce Goodman Team: Terence Rodgers Thesis Design Thesis: Introduction Thesis: Sources and Methods Thesis: Propaganda Thesis: The Poster Thesis: Ministry of Information Thesis: Commissioning, Planning, Distributing and Displaying Posters Thesis: Case Study: The Problem of V.D. Thesis: Case Study: The Urban Image as the Future, vs. the Rural Image as the Past Thesis: Conclusion Digitisation Questionnaires Quotes from Questionnaires ... Publicity Events Sorry - this bit has gone a bit wrong! Image Bank History Links Events See the page itself for more information.

86. Terraplane Publications: History, Historical Fiction, Politics, Culture Based on the civil war experiences of a Confederate private from Georgia, Tobe Aunique mixture of science fiction, alternative history, and modern politics http://www.terraplanepub.com/terrapla.htm

A New Terraplane Page Terraplane Publications 200 Luray Drive Greenville, SC 29617 Below: The Health of a New South now Special Introductory price for the Ultimate Defense Available Titles Inder Dan Ratnu, The Ultimate Defense The Western edition of this Indian author's take on the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal. Ratnu speculates on what would have happened had President Clinton come clean with Congress and the American people when the scandal broke by making a tearful, public confession and begging the world's forgiveness. Part alternate history, part science fiction, part political treatise, The Ultimate Defense provides a most unusual perspective on the scandal and its global implications, or lack thereof. 140pp. ISBN 0-9651265-1-x. Now available for the special introductory price of $8.99. Order The Ultimate Defense online from Amazon.com Or Terraplane Publications, 15 Wildflower Lane, Travelers Rest, SC 29690. Non-U.S. orders send $14.99

87. Histories Of States, Cities, Towns And Townships and Customs, Early SchoolsSchool Laws, Terrible Sixties, civil war, the Seventies inthe Nineties, Marengo after the war, Later Years of history, WS Ross http://scottlibrary.freeyellow.com/towns.html

Histories of States, Cities, Towns and Townships Accomack County Virginia: Certificates and Rights 1663-709 and Tithables 1663-1695 . Stratton Nottingham . Heritage Books, Inc., 1993. Includes deeds and wills, tax lists, etc. for Accomack County. Indexed by surname.. Children of Mt. Soma, Baltimore (now in Harford) County, Maryland . Gertrude Louise (Johnson) Stephens and Maurine (Collins) Schmitz. Genealogy Publishing Service. Franklin, North Carolina, 1992. Crawford County History from 1818-1926 . H.H. Pleasant. Wm. Michell Printing Company, 1926. Includes the sections: Early History of Crawford County, Early History of Fredonia, Settlement of the Towns of Leavenworth, The County in the Twenties, the County in the Thirties, the County in the Forties, Alton, Early Roads, Roaring Fifties, Other Towns in the County, Occupations and Customs, Early SchoolsSchool Laws, Terrible Sixties, Civil War, the Seventies, the Eighties, education, English after the War, County in the Nineties, Marengo after the War, Later Years of History, W.S. Ross, Jr., Odds and Ends, Campaign of 1918 and 1920, Politics in Crawford County, and Who's Who from Crawford County. History of the Ohio Falls Cities and their Counties, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches, Vol I

88. Copenhagen, Denmark - History - BootsnAll.com Blazdell Little is known of Danish history before the Denmark fell into a periodof turmoil and civil war. After the war, Denmark recovered quickly, and its http://www.bootsnall.com/cgi-bin/gt/europetravelguides/copen/history.shtml

Travel Articles Members Join Us! Forums ... Back to Copenhagen Guide Newsletter Go ahead, sign up for the BootsnAll bi-monthly newsletter. It's entertainment and helps you keep up with what's going on around the world. Newsletter Sign-Up (enter your e-mail) Search for RTW Air Tickets (round-the-world) Plane Tickets (round-trip and one-way) Search for Hotels Rental Cars Youth Hostels Eurail Passes ... Copenhagen Hotels Copenhagen Guide Monthly Guides General Info History Geography ... Copenhagen Guide Home History of Copenhagen By Philip Blazdell After Canute's death, Denmark fell into a period of turmoil and civil war. Later, Waldemar (1157-82) and Waldemar II (1202-41) were energetic rulers who established Danish hegemony over Northern Europe. With the end of the Viking raids and the development of a strong and independent church, the nobles were able to impose their will on the weaker kings. In 1282, Eric V (1259-86) was forced to submit to the Great Charter, which established annual parliaments and a council of nobles who shared the king's power. This form of government persisted until 1660. Wadlermar III (1340-75) again brought Danish power to a high point, but he was humiliated by the Hanseatic League in the Treaty of Stralsund (1370). Waldemar's daughter, Queen Margaret, achieved (1397) the union of the Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish crowns. Sweden soon escaped effective Danish rule, and with the accession (1523) of Gustavus I of Sweden the union was dissolved. However, the union with Norway lasted until 1814.

89. May Family: Memories: The May Family Of Basingstoke, Part 1 and numerous traces of those stirring times in English history still remain The townobtained considerable importance in the days of the civil war, owing to its http://www.mayfamilyhistory.co.uk/memories/lc_jnmay_01.html

MFH Home Family Trees Records Wills ... Mail David The Town of Basingstoke from 'The May Family of Basingstoke' by F. Ray (1904) The town of Basingstoke is situate on the main line of the L. and S. W. R., forty-seven miles from London. There is a splendid service of trains to and from all parts of the country, and the Metropolis can be reached in less than an hour. The town is built on two slopes, the one running from the south towards the north, the other from the north towards the south. It is the centre of an agricultural district, the subsoil is chalk, and the air is very bracing. Basingstoke is a very ancient borough, its history reaching back to the time of the Roman occupation of the country, traces of which are still to he found in the neighbourhood. But its history becomes clearer at the time of the Danish invasion, as it was the scene of a battle between the Danes and Ethelred, and numerous traces of those stirring times in English history still remain. After the Norman Conquest Basingstoke became a Royal manor, and in those early times it had a Church dedicated to St. Michael, probably on the site of the present Church. The town obtained considerable importance in the days of the Civil War, owing to its proximity to Basing House, which for more than two years was held by the fifth Marquis of Winchester on behalf of the King against the Parliamentary troops.

90. Wessex Books Catalog Fiction. Humor. US$12.00 Add to Cart CRUMB, R. odds ends. NY Bloomsbury(2001). Sudden Glory Laughter as Subversive history. http://www.wessexbooks.com/catalog/?keyword=humor&action=search

91. Genealogy Research Tools Time Page An Examination of Cycles in US history with Links civil war Corps/Division http://www.crwws.com/Genealogy/Research.htm

Genealogy Research Tools Genealogy Links I've found quite helpful or interesting some with direct relationship to my Surname Database Link Categories Bookstore Civil War Colonial Databases Early Photography European General Handwriting Indiana Ireland Libraries Maps Mayflower North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Scotland Shields Tavern United States Utilities Civil War Andersonville Prisoner Lookup Searchable Database Civil War Battles by Campaign Civil War Battles by State Civil War Cycle F rom Wm. Murray's Time Page An Examination of Cycles in U. S. History with Links Civil War Corps/Division Insignia Civil War Letters of S. G. Hale Indiana in the Civil War Colonial Colonial Currency University of Notre Dame Department of Special Collections descriptions and images of paper currencies of early America through the 1790's Colonial Cycle F rom Wm. Murray's Time Page An Examination of Cycles in U. S. History with Links Databases - Ancestry Search Social Security Death Index, Marriage records before 1800 and more GENDEX - WWW Genealogical Index I have submitted my database here server indexes hundreds of WWW databases containing genealogical data for over two million individuals Genealogist's Index to the World Wide Web Index to homepages by surname Genealogy.com

92. Sherman's March Through South Carolina years of hardship on the nation called the American civil war. by history as the forlornhope part of the war. the most horrible things in the history of the http://members.aol.com/x69xer/sherman2.html

Sherman's March Through South Carolina "You Cannot judge war in Harsher terms then I will. War is Cruelty and you cannot refine it, and those who brought war into our country deserve all the curses and maledictions a people can pour out. William Tecumseh Sherman in correspondance with Confederate Authorities regarding his expulsion of civilians from the City of Atlanta, and their attempts to have him change his policy. "South Carolina is reaping at last the consequence of her treason..." George W. Pepper, speaking of the Burning of Columbia, South Carolina. "The men in the army are spoiling for a fight and would give anything to "lock arms" with the hoards of Sherman. Most of them have been cutoff from their homes and have become terribly mad at the way things are going on and swear vengence against the whole United North." Stephen Elliot Welch, Hampton's Legion(South Carolina), regarding the soldiers fighting in Virginia who's homes were in Sherman's path. Nathan Bedford Forrest , would gain just as much notoriety as battlefield laurels. William Tecumseh Sherman practiced what is termed "total war". This fairly tame term for the practice, means quite simply that the proverbial gloves come off. No structure, or facet of the enemies society is off limits. William Tecumseh Sherman believed that war was not only between armies but societies. The very societies that sent its sons off to war would, if shown the horrors of war first hand, demand its end. This Belief, and the things he did to carry it out on the state of South Carolina in the Campaign of the Carolinas would earn William Tecumseh Sherman the distinction of being easily the most hated man in the history of South Carolina.

93. Memorial Day At Barbara's Entourage United States civil war. The civil war (18611865) took more Americanlives than any other war in history. It so divided the people http://www.entourages.com/barbs/memorialday.htm

Newest Feature at Barbara's Entourage Weekly Newsletter ENTOURAGES MANTLE Subscribe to Entourages Mantle Newsletter Make Barbara's Entourage my Home Page MEMORIAL DAY Memorial Day is a very patrotic day in the United States. It's the day we honor all Americans who have given their life for their country. It originally was started to honor the military personnel who lost their lives in the Civil War of 1861-1865, but was later changed to honor all who gave their life in any war for the country. Memorial Day is a legal holiday in most states. Most states observe the holiday on the last Monday in May. This date was made a federal holiday by law in 1971. The Southern states have different days to honor their dead from the Confederate War, calling it the Confederate Memorial Day. Alabama celebrates on the fourth Monday in April. Georgia observes the holiday on April 26. Mississippi celebrates the last Monday in April. North Carolina and South Carolina celebrate it on May 10. Virginia observes the holiday on the last Monday in May. Louisiana observes it on June 3. Also, on that date, Tennessee observes Confederate Decoration Day. Texas celebrates Confederate Heroes Day on January 19. Remember Me A Memorial Day Devotional from Peggie's Place WARS Mexican-American War The Mexican-American War was fought 1846-1848, between Mexico and the United States, over disagreements that had been accumulating for two decades.

94. Chinese History, Regent Tour China Chinese history Han Dynasty. After a short civil war, a new dynasty,called Han (206 BC-AD 220), emerged with its capital at Chang'an ( ). http://www.regenttour.com/china/history/han.htm

Chinese History - Han Dynasty After a short civil war, a new dynasty, called Han (206 B.C.-A.D. 220), emerged with its capital at Chang'an ( Under the Han rulers, science and technology made remarkable strides; paper, the compass, and the seismograph were invented; and steel was manufactured. The empire expanded into southern China, northern Vietnam and parts of Korea, and forged trade routes through Central Asia to India and Persia. Confucianism was reinterpreted and adopted as the official state ideology, and a national university was established for the training of Confucian officials. The political unity of the Qin was preserved, but sanctioned by Confucianism so that Chinese of today still look back on this epoch with pride and call themselves "men of Han." Diversity developed within the culture: native and foreign, Confucian and Taoist, courtly and popular. After 200 years, Han rule was interrupted briefly (in AD 9-24 by Wang Mang, a reformer), and then restored for another 200 years. The Han rulers, however, were unable to adjust to what centralization had wrought a growing population, increasing wealth and resultant financial difficulties and rivalries and ever-more complex political institutions. Riddled with the corruption characteristic of the dynastic cycle, by AD 220 the Han empire collapsed.

95. Battle Of Chancellorsville So sit back and enjoy and watch a great piece of American history come to lifebefore your civil war Poll , Did the South have a chance to win the war? http://members.tripod.com/~Andrew_Dehart/

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Rumble on The Rappahannock MAJOR UPDATES COMING SOON INCLUDING A COMPLETELY NEW DESIGN AND MORE BATTLE MAPS! "The Last Meeting" Welcome to the Battle of Chancellorsville Homepage. If you are a serious student of The Civil War, then you've come to the right place. I offer a detailed account of the battle regarded by many historians as "Lee's Greatest Victory." You will find a full-length summary of Chancellorsville, plus a brief analysis of it's strategic impact on the war. This battle was unlike any other during the war. This was in part due to the maneuvering through what seemed to be landscape inpregnable to maneuver. The mind and methods of Napoleon Bonaparte also played a pivotal role. Without the lessons of "central position" it is unlikely that Lee would have chosen to stay and fight. "Fightin'" Joe Hooker's movement up the Rappahannock River was taken right out of the Corsican's playbook as well. It was fought from May 1-5, 1863, and when it was all over, more than 30,000 Americans were either killed, captured, or wounded at Chancellorsville. But the loss of one man was irreplaceable to the Confederacy; Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson. His tragic death marked the beginning of the end for the elite level of commanders in Lee's Army of Northern Virginia.

96. SRM Features history Crossing. Northern Bankers put the Central Back on Track TheCivil war left the railroads of the South in shambles. To rebuild http://www.srmduluth.org/features.htm

Features SRM History: A Real ‘Cinderama’ Story Originally published in 1979, this article highlights the early history of the Southeastern Railway Museum All Fired Up: An Old Friend Returns Ex-Georgia Power steam locomotive #97 returned to operation on September 20th and 21st of 1997 after last running at the museum in 1991. Trackless Trolley Returns to Atlanta SRM has acquired a trackless trolley that once ran in the city of Atlanta. Donated by Stephen Siniard of Cartecay, Georgia, Georgia Power #1296 was moved to the museum in late February, 1998 by the Army Reserve. An Obscure Railroad Hub As the 20th century winds down, the town of Stillmore, Ga. is a quiet town without benefit of railroad service. Atlanta: Destiny, Destruction, and Determination The story of Atlanta's first fifty years would be labeled "far fetched" by Southerners. From open frontier to commercial center to smoldering rubble to unparalleled resurgence: the plot outline sounds like a trailer for a 1930s B movie. Magic Carpets Made of Steel The Life of an Atlanta Trolley This story begins in 1922 . The Georgia Railway and Power Company is slowly beginning to modernize its fleet of streetcars in Atlanta. On Exhibit - The Golden Age of Rail On a January day, museum volunteers have driven their cars inside Building One and closed the huge roll-up doors to keep out the wind which is cold enough to freeze the flame on a match before blowing it out.

97. CIVIL  WAR civil war The following is information collected on civil war participants. Historianslist the following reasons for Desertion during the civil war. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rardin/Civil War.htm

Rardin Family Info Center CIVIL WAR The following is information collected on Civil War participants. Civil War participants with the Rardin / Reardon name and its more than 30 spelling variations are listed. Not all of those listed belong to the John and Dennis Rardin/Reardon lines. There are probably many duplications Listed alphabetically by first name and further by regiment number and State. Names A-J Names K-Z First name listing by States Names By State You will need to further verify all of the information yourself, as the printed records are not clear, conclusive or confirmed. Also: Not all of our kinsfolk supported "Mr. Lincoln's War". For information on those who opposed this war, go to Opposed to War Desertion - Deserters: Several individuals are listed as Deserters. Before you accept this as fact, you should research the circumstances. Historians list the following reasons for Desertion during the Civil War. 1. True deserter. 2. Went home to plant crops and help family. 3. They were "bounty jumpers". They enlisted for financial incentives, collected them and vanished. Many probably repeated this several times.

98. Use The Internet For Research Marching Tour is an example of what you can find on the Revolutionary war fromHistory.org. (http//www.ushistory.org/march/index.html). civil war Page an http://www.pfitsch.com/researchsearch.html

Home About Me My Books Appearances ... Odds and Ends Tips and Tricks for Searching the Web I taught a workshop for the Wisconsin Educational Media Association on searching the internet. Here are some of the sites I talked about during that workshop. This would be a good page to bookmarkyou can jump to many good beginning search sites from here. Basic searching: Boolean Searching on the Internet: this collects all the basic information in one place. (http://library.albany.edu/internet/boolean.html) this site seems to be created for people who want to get their web page listed in search utilities, but it has a lot of information on search utilities and how to use them. (http://www.monash.com/spidap.html) Evaluating Internet Sites: How can you tell if the information on a site is accurate? This site will help. (http://www2.widener.edu/Wolfgram-Memorial-Library/webevaluation/inform.htm) Using Search Utilities Yahoo This is an example of a web directorythe 'subject catalog' of the web. (http://www.yahoo.com) Google This is a search engineit looks for specific words and phrases on the web. (http://www.google.com)

99. Olustee/Travel/ and sounds of this often lethal action were like until I attended the annual reenactmentCivil war Battle of They dress history, talk history and eat history. http://greenlightwrite.com/olusteetravel.htm

TRAVEL Olustee Battle Reenactment GraciousJaneMarie home Martha Bear JEWELRY weblog - Beading Diary greenlightWRITE home weblog - Diary of a Mad Web Lackey QUOTATIONS writing services training info ... site SEARCH "I knew you weren't serious when I saw your plywood spears." Unknown Irish druid reenactor Gatling Gun Click on our photos to enlarge them. I had been to theme parks where knights joust, seen dozens of movies depicting scenes of war, but never had personally experienced any battle reenactments. I had no real idea of what the sights and sounds of this often lethal action were like until I attended the annual reenactment Civil War Battle of Olustee , held every February in Olustee, Florida. The efforts of the reenactors are so realistic, you unwittingly discover yourself ducking for cover. The cannon and rifle fire bombard your ears. The smell of gunpowder invades your nostrils. The screams of the men fighting and “dying” make you almost feel their pain. While the horses rear up with terror in their eyes, the smoke rings drift past like the white halos of invisible angels watching over the sad spectacle. The participants are dedicated beyond measure. They dress history, talk history and eat history. These devoted men and woman and, often, their children, spend their own funds to present physical and spiritual history from the 1860s.

100. Barry County Missouri USGenWeb, Genealogy & History The place for genealogy and history research in Barry County, Missouri.Category Regional North America Barry Society and Culture......Welcome To MoBarry© You are our 162932nd visitorsince Sept. 23, 1996. Thanks for stopping by! http://www.rootsweb.com/~mobarry/barry.htm

Welcome To MoBarry You are our visitor since Sept. 23, 1996. Thanks for stopping by! Barry County Research Aids History of Barry County Barry County Vital Records Barry Co. Online Data Index Barry County Family Group Sheets ... Master Surname index of our site Search This Site! NOTE: Be sure to try alternate spellings! eg: Truelove instead of Trulove and Burchett instead of Burtchett What do you want to search for? Which section do you want to search? Entire Site Family Group Sheets Cemeteries Family Data Photo Album Now Click here! Powered by FreeFind USGenWeb Project USGenWeb Archives Census Project - Original Census Project - Newest Tombstone Project MOGenWeb Project MOGenWeb Archives MOGenWeb Census Project - Original MOGenWeb Census Project - Newest MOGenWeb Tombstone Project Help Bring The Kids Home National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

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