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Gibson County in the civil war; an address by Col. Gil. R. Stormont, at the dedication of the Gibson County soldiers monument at Princeton, Indiana, on Nov. 12, 1913 [i.e. 1912] History of other monuments in Gibson County

Gil R. Stormont · 1912 · 32 pages

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Title
Gibson County in the civil war; an address by Col. Gil. R. Stormont, at the dedication of the Gibson County soldiers monument at Princeton, Indiana, on Nov. 12, 1913 [i.e. 1912] History of other monuments in Gibson County
By
Gil R. Stormont
Publisher
Princeton, Ind., Wm. Mowry printing company
Published
1912
Kind of book
County and town history
Place
Gibson County, Indiana
Pages in the PDF
32
Format
PDF with a searchable text layer
Surnames found
35
Scanned from the copy at
The Library of Congress

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Page 11 of Gibson County in the civil war
PDF page 11
Page 17 of Gibson County in the civil war
PDF page 17
Page 28 of Gibson County in the civil war
PDF page 28

Surnames in this book

35 surnames read from the text of the book, each with the PDF pages it appears on.

  • Brownlee 15
  • Buell 14
  • Carr 14
  • Chaplain 24
  • Coburn 14
  • Cockrum 14, 27
  • Corder 27
  • Denby 15
  • Dill 27
  • Embree 14
  • Fleming 13
  • Gorman 12
  • Hight 14, 24
  • Hooker 17
  • Hovey 13, 15
  • Jones 14
  • Kell 23
  • Kimball 13
  • Kurtz 15, 23
  • Mariner 27
  • McCutchan 28
  • McMaster 24
  • Moore 22
  • Munford 12
  • Polk 13
  • Reavis 27
  • Rule 23
  • Simonson 15
  • Simpson 27
  • Sterne 14, 22
  • Stilwell 14
  • Stormont 9
  • Vail 12
  • Welborn 15
  • Wood 14
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