AN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR & GENEALOGY WEBSITE
Owned & Operated by
DEONE PEARCY
Established 1995 by
N. DALE TALKINGTON &
DEONE PEARCY
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The Long Blue Line 8,576 Civil War UNION Soldiers and Sailors Buried in Oklahoma
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The 8th Iowa Cavalry, organized from Appanoose County, Iowa
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Sultana Steamship Sinking near Memphis, Tennessee on April 27, 1865
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Cahaba Federal Prison, located near Selma, Alabama
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The 19th Kansas Cavalry, that served in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas from 1868 to 1869
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Union Soldiers'
Cemetery in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Union Soldiers' Home in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) in Oklahoma and Kansas
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Medal of Honor Recipients of the Civil War and Indian Wars buried in Oklahoma and Kansas
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David A. Nation,
Attorney, Minister, Publisher, and Civil War Captain
- Orange "Scott"
Cummins, The Pilgrim Bard
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Drake DeKay, 1st Lt, Aid-de-Camp to General Joseph K. F. Mansfield
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George Williams, Private, Company B, 123rd Ohio Infantry
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Peter Nichols
Talkington, Farrier, Company F, 8th Iowa Cavalry
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Verden Cemetery, located in Verden, Grady County, Oklahoma
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Charles Sherman
Parrish , Brevet Brigadier General
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Caleb S. Pratt, Lieutenant and Namesake of Pratt County, Kansas
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Vanity Automobile License Tags, a FUN site to visit
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Civil War and Genealogy
Links to Other Sites on the Internet
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Some Genealogy
Helpers that will make your searching a little bit easier
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Books Published by
Pearcy and Talkington
- Deone Pearcy and the
History of the
Pearcy family and
Related Families
in Oklahoma, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia
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Very brief history of the
Talkington Family in Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and Pennsylvania
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Anadarko, Grady County, Oklahoma, history, pictures, class roster and friends
James A. Nelson,
Great, Great-Grandfather of Roger Shaw, Midwest City, Oklahoma
Pam Newhouse, Editor
of the SULTANA REMEMBERED newsletter
David L. Payne, Father of Oklahoma
General George Armstrong
Custer, 7th U.S. Cavalry
Elizabeth (Betty) Jane
Davis Boutilier, buried in the Union Soldiers' Cemetery
Mahlon G. Erickson, Oklahoma Historian
Charles E. Chambers, Medal of Honor Historian
Carry A. Nation, Famous Saloon Smasher
John Wilson Triplett, Computer Professor at Oklahoma State University
Charles W. Friend, World-famous "Baby-Doctor" from Charlotte, North Carolina
Earl H. Friend, Deceased, Teacher in the Federal Indian Service
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