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The following surnames all have their own chapters:
Adams, Allen, Baker, Barker, Brewer, Brooks, Brown, Bryant,
Buchanan, Bush, Cable, Caudill, Chambers, Childers, Chrisman, Collins, Combs,
Cox, Cundiff, Drake, Elkins, Gibbs, Harris, Hite/Merkel, Hobbs, Hollon,
Hurst, King, Lindon, Meadows, Melton, Murphy, Nickell, Profitt, Reed,
Reynolds, Rose, Ryan, Sample, Scott, Shull, Spencer, Swango, Taulbee,
Townsend, Tutt, Vanderpool, Wall(s), Watson, White, and Yeary.
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Behold He Cometh In The Clouds by George Washington Noble.
Out of Print Book newly transcribed.
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This book was originally written by my (Jerri Conrad) g.grandfather in 1911 and published in 1914. It is a story of the life and adventures of the author. He has an indepth description of events during the struggles of the Civil War. During the time span he tells many events that happen in the Breathitt, Perry, and Wolfe Co., Kentucky areas. Dates for births, marriages and deaths of family members, and friends are told throughout the book. This is a wonderful book of genealogists as a guide to what he remembers during this time.
I have re-printed the book, using all the original formatting and page numbers for those that have an original book and want to check on pages.
An original book is nearly impossible to obtain, and this re-print will make a wonderful addition to any person related in any way to the families of this region.
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MY APPALACHIAN CAUDILLS
The Descendants of Stephen Caudill
Vol 1-Generations 1-5
by William C. Reed
Regen Publishing.
Out of Print Book newly transcribed.
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Description: A Genealogical Descendancy of Stephen Caudill b. 1873 in Scotland,Great Britain and died July 26, 1839 in Luninburg Co., VA. The spiral bound book is 351 pages, with a 52 page index. I covers his descendants from many states such as North and South Carolina,Virginia,Missouri,Illinois,Kentucky (primarily it's eastern counties),Tennesse and more.
His descendants were Indian fighters,pioneers,Revolutionary and Civil War soldiers,farmers and coal miners,and ministers. And yes, many were moonshines. They settled the Appalachian mountains and were a very strong and proud family.
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