Recent Footnote Page Contributions by bgill

• Updated Henry Berry Lowrie & The Lumbee Footnote Topic Page.

  Henry Berry Lowrie or "Henry Berry Lowry" (born c. 1844 – 1847-disappeared 1872) led an outlaw gang in North Carolina during and after the American Civil War.

  5 days ago

• Updated a story to Henry Berry Lowrie & The Lumbee Page.

  Story: Lowry Legends

  21 Jan 2009

• Added an image to Henry Berry Lowrie & The Lumbee Page.

  Image: lowry2.jpg

  17 Oct 2008

• Added an image to Henry Berry Lowrie & The Lumbee Page.

  Image: lowry1.jpg

  17 Oct 2008

• Updated a story to Henry Berry Lowrie & The Lumbee Page.

  Story: Legends of North Carolina

  21 Jan 2009

• Added an image to Henry Berry Lowrie & The Lumbee Page.

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  17 Oct 2008

• Updated a story to Henry Berry Lowrie & The Lumbee Page.

  Story: Robin Hood Figure

  21 Jan 2009

• Updated FEMALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS & SPIES Footnote Topic Page.

  Like most historic battles, the U.S. Civil War had its spies--men and women--on both sides. It was a hazardous occupation with few rewards.

  20 Mar 2009

• Updated a story to FEMALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS & SPIES Page.

  Story: Nancy Hart

  21 Jan 2009

• Updated Canadians And The Civil War Footnote Topic Page.

  A significant number of men residing in Hamilton, Canada West prior to or during the American Civil War years served in the war. Following the war, many veterans moved or…

  27 Mar 2008

• Updated a story to Canadians and the Civil War Page.

  Story: Corp. Benjamin Brooks

  21 Jan 2009

• Updated a story to Canadians and the Civil War Page.

  Story: A Letter Home

  21 Jan 2009

• Updated a story to Canadians and the Civil War Page.

  Story: The Veterans

  21 Jan 2009

• Updated Tecumseh (Tecumtha) ( Tribe : Shawnee ) Footnote Topic Page.

  c.1768-1813. Tecumseh ("Crounching Tiger" or "Shooting Star") was a major military leader and alliance builder who sought to stop Euro-American expansion into the Ohio Valley…

  24 Mar 2008

• Updated The Trail Of Tears Footnote Topic Page.

  * ge-tsi-ka-hv-da a-ne-gv-i *Between 1790 and 1830 the population of Georgia increased six-fold. The western push of the settlers created a problem. Georgians continued to…

  13 Apr 2009

• Updated a story to Canadians and the Civil War Page.

  Story: Hamiltonians~Ontario Canada

  21 Jan 2009

• Updated a story to Tecumseh (Tecumtha) ( Tribe : Shawnee ) Page.

  Story: Curse of Tippecanoe

  21 Jan 2009

• Updated a story to The Trail of Tears Page.

  Story: The Trail of Tears by Florence Ouellette

  21 Jan 2009

• Updated a story to The Trail of Tears Page.

  Story: 'The trail where we cried...'

  21 Jan 2009

• Added an image to The Trail of Tears Page.

  Image: John Ross Stone.jpg

  23 Mar 2008