Genealogy / Military from Storbeck's

Heritage Books. New. 1993. Trade Paperback. This work opens with an overview of Black Hawk’s birth in 1767 and his growth, nothing that he was not a chief but a brave. When his father died, Black Hawk inherited his medicine bag, “with its attendant responsibility”. The bulk of the book describes his place in American history.… Read more about this item

Heritage Books. Fine. 1999. Reprint. Trade Paperback. 114 pages. This book is a facsimile reprint and may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. .

Salt Lake City: Ancestry, Inc.. New in New dust jacket. 1994. Hardcover. Index. . 441 pages. From the earliest days of the United States, millions of Americans have served their country in a military capacity. For this reason, genealogists look to military records to enhance their research. Enlistment records, muster rolls, pension applications, and other records … Read more about this item

Westminster, MD: Heritage Books. New. (1999) 2007. Paperback. 94 pages. These German soldiers fought for the British in the Revolution and many of them deserted near the end of the war, settling in Canada or indenturing themselves to Americans. Most were natives of the Duchy of Brunswick or from surrounding areas. Only a few came from the… Read more about this item

Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company. New. 2002. Hardcover. Index. . 222 pages. This work represents information on some 3,000 seamen and sailors who were awarded pensions. Gleaned from annual Congressional reports, this work contains the names of the veteran, his widow, his children and heirs, and sometimes other family members, identifying altogether some 5,000 or more individuals,… Read more about this item

Saint Paul: Minnesota Historical Society Press. New. 1993. Trade Paperback. 216 pp., index. The definitive history of the First Minnesota Regiment and one of a handful of classic regimental histories of the Civil War. .

New York: John Wiley & Sons. New. 1999. Trade Paperback. Index. . 239 pages. This highly acclaimed eyewitness account of the Civil War at sea provides fascinating insights into command decisions made on the bridge as well as life below deck. Recently discovered in the Library of Congress archives, this memoir was written just after the Civil… Read more about this item

Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company. New. 1998. Hardcover. Index. . 189 pages. World War I has passed from living memory into the history books, receding far enough into the distance to provide a genealogical challenge. In order to reconstruct the lives and locate the records of those who served, fought, volunteered, or were conscripted, we must rely… Read more about this item