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M1989 UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS OF LIMESTONE AND
FREESTONE COUNTIES, TEXAS. Rosters of Ex-Confederates of Limestone Co.,
camp minutes, lists of living Confederate veterans and Confederate widows in 1926 and possible Civil
War veterans buried in Limestone County and much more. 138 pages, soft cover. $24.50
BE1001 GREGG AND UPSHUR COUNTIES IN THE CIVIL WAR by
Bonnie Marlin Ericson and Carolyn Reeves Ericson. Brief biographical sketches of veterans who either
served from Gregg or Upshur counties, or moved there after the War. Contains dates of birth, death,
marriage, place of interment, where known, names of parents, service or pension records, etc. 298
pages, in thermal binding. $35.00
CE5005 – A DAY AT SAN JACINTO IN 1836, THE BATTLE AND
RELATED EVENTS, by Joe E. Ericson.
This book focuses on some lesser known and less publicized aspects of the day of the conflict and a
few days before and after the battle. Soft cover, 79 pages, indexed. $10.00
CE5006 – THE SECRET WAR FOR TEXAS, by Stuart Reid. The fascinating
adventure of Dr. James Grant, the ‘rogue British agent’ of the Texas Revolution. Reid removes the
enigmatic historical shroud from Grand and eloquently illustrates the Scotsman as a key player in
Great Britain and the United States’ long-term struggle for North America. Hard bound, 235 pages,
indexed. $29.95
N1000 - Schools of San Augustine County, A History by Harry P. & Kelly
Noble. Starting with an early history in 1825 this book has a wealth of knowledge. Listing many
petitioners and trustees as well as many wonderful pictures brings this book to life. Hard bound, 206
pgs, indexed. $35.00
1000LA - TWENTY-SEVENTH LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY,
By Terry G. Scriber. This book details the courageous plight of theTwenty-seventh Volunteer Infantry
assigned to defend Vicksburg, Mississippi, during the Civil War. Included are details of the political
climate of Louisiana, the Louisiana Secession Convention, the creation of military camps, the unit's
journey from Camp Moore to Vicksburg, and the battles of Champion Hill, Grand Gulf, and Big
Black River Bridge. Details of many of the men in this regiment, also lists wife's name and dates of
birth and death plus much more. 569+ pages, hard bound, dust jacket.
A must have for Civil War researchers! $35.00
FREESTONE COUNTIES, TEXAS. Rosters of Ex-Confederates of Limestone Co.,
camp minutes, lists of living Confederate veterans and Confederate widows in 1926 and possible Civil
War veterans buried in Limestone County and much more. 138 pages, soft cover. $24.50
BE1001 GREGG AND UPSHUR COUNTIES IN THE CIVIL WAR by
Bonnie Marlin Ericson and Carolyn Reeves Ericson. Brief biographical sketches of veterans who either
served from Gregg or Upshur counties, or moved there after the War. Contains dates of birth, death,
marriage, place of interment, where known, names of parents, service or pension records, etc. 298
pages, in thermal binding. $35.00
CE5005 – A DAY AT SAN JACINTO IN 1836, THE BATTLE AND
RELATED EVENTS, by Joe E. Ericson.
This book focuses on some lesser known and less publicized aspects of the day of the conflict and a
few days before and after the battle. Soft cover, 79 pages, indexed. $10.00
CE5006 – THE SECRET WAR FOR TEXAS, by Stuart Reid. The fascinating
adventure of Dr. James Grant, the ‘rogue British agent’ of the Texas Revolution. Reid removes the
enigmatic historical shroud from Grand and eloquently illustrates the Scotsman as a key player in
Great Britain and the United States’ long-term struggle for North America. Hard bound, 235 pages,
indexed. $29.95
N1000 - Schools of San Augustine County, A History by Harry P. & Kelly
Noble. Starting with an early history in 1825 this book has a wealth of knowledge. Listing many
petitioners and trustees as well as many wonderful pictures brings this book to life. Hard bound, 206
pgs, indexed. $35.00
1000LA - TWENTY-SEVENTH LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY,
By Terry G. Scriber. This book details the courageous plight of theTwenty-seventh Volunteer Infantry
assigned to defend Vicksburg, Mississippi, during the Civil War. Included are details of the political
climate of Louisiana, the Louisiana Secession Convention, the creation of military camps, the unit's
journey from Camp Moore to Vicksburg, and the battles of Champion Hill, Grand Gulf, and Big
Black River Bridge. Details of many of the men in this regiment, also lists wife's name and dates of
birth and death plus much more. 569+ pages, hard bound, dust jacket.
A must have for Civil War researchers! $35.00