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Illegitmate Births in Cleveland, OH, 1895

Eighty-eight births recorded in 1895

updated 31 May 2008
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Information in the Dawes Packets

Sallie Featherstone applied for benefits as a mixed Choctaw/colored person.

updated 17 May 2008
  • 333 total views
  • 1 comment
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Pres. Lincoln's Carriage Restored

The carriage Pres. and Mrs. Lincoln took to Ford's Theater that fateful evening has been restored and is now open to public view.

updated 14 Mar 2008
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Scams Aren't New

Modern-day scams aren't new - they're just delivered via internet instead of regular mail.

updated 16 Feb 2008
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Margaret Truman, Dead at Age 83

Margaret Truman, the only child of Pres. Harry Truman and his wife, Bess, died 29 Jan 2008 in Chicago.

updated 30 Jan 2008
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Women Soldiers of the Civil War

Read about three of the most famous women who, disguised as men, served as soldiers in the Civil War.

updated 02 Jan 2008
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Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility"

Sense and Sensibility

updated 02 Jan 2008
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Confederate Amnesty Papers: A Mother's Plea

All this mother wanted was her youngest son back.

updated 05 Dec 2007
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Maudie Acklin Cantrell Hopkins, Last Confederate Widow

The last Confederate widow is still alive, as of 4 Sep 2007!

updated 17 Nov 2007
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Zimmerman Telegram

Germany's Attempt to Court Mexico Into War Against the United States

updated 15 Sep 2007
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Isaac Boyett

From Photo to Census to Footnote

updated 15 Sep 2007
  • 370 total views
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Gerrit Smith

Gerrit Smith was the epitome of forgiveness.

updated 15 Sep 2007
  • 315 total views
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Frances Slocum, Kidnapped White Woman

Frances Slocum was captured by Delaware Indians from her family's home near Wilkes-Barre, PA, September 1778. She later married into the Miami tribe.

updated 15 Sep 2007
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Wilbur Wright and Samuel Langley

Irony at its best!

updated 29 Aug 2007
  • 372 total views
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George Washington, Diplomat and Statesmen

On 15 March 1783, Gen. Washington swayed rebellious soldiers back to the cause.

updated 21 Aug 2007
  • 389 total views
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Apollo 11, 1969

In case Neil Armstrong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin were unable to return to earth, Pres. Nixon had a speech prepared.

updated 20 Aug 2007
  • 300 total views
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The "Other" Benedict Arnold

It must have been hard to be the "other" Benedict Arnold during the Revolutionary War!

updated 20 Aug 2007
  • 830 total views
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Ogden School Gets New Name

But It's the Wrong Name!

updated 20 Aug 2007
  • 542 total views
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What If D-Day Had Been a Disaster?

Dwight D. Eisenhower wrote a note just in case of failure.

updated 20 Aug 2007
  • 1040 total views
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In Case of Nuclear Attack

Newspapers carried articles and federal employees were given instructions what to do in case of nuclear attack during the 1950s.

updated 20 Aug 2007
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