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Free genealogy resources for Sheridan Township, Washington County, Kansas Sheridan Township, Washington County, Kansas No resources found specifically for Sheridan Township, but you may be able to find information about Sheridan Township in materials for Washington County and/or the State of Kansas using the links below. If you know of any genealogy resources specific to Sheridan Township, please share the details in the comments below! RESOURCES SPECIFIC TO THIS TOWN: RESOURCES SPECIFIC TO THIS COUNTY: Portrait and biographical album of Washington, Clay and Riley counties, Kansas A FEW RESOURCES SPECIFIC TO THIS STATE: Portrait and biographical album of Washington, Clay and Riley counties, Kansas A Twentieth century history and biographical record of Crawford County, Kansas A history of Lawrence, Kansas from the first settlement to the close of the rebellion A history of Meade County, Kansas A history of Republic County, Kansas embracing a full and complete account of all the leading events in its history, from its first settlement down to June 1, '01, including Indian depredations and the hardships endured by the pioneer settlers also the topography of the county, including soil, climate, timber, streams, water power, coal, salt, etc., etc. statistics, showing increase in wealth and population, railroads, churches, schools, n A souvenir history of Lincoln County, Kansas An unfinished history of the Withers family in Kansas City, Mo Annals of Brown County, Kansas from the earliest records to January 1, 1900 Annals of the city of Kansas embracing full details of the trade and commerce of the great western plains, the country west, south and south-west, embracing western Missouri, Kansas, the Indian country, and New Mexico Biographical history of Barton County, Kansas Biographical history of Cloud County, Kansas biographies of representative citizens Conquest of southwest Kansas Dodge City and Ford County, Kansas a history of the old and a story of the new Doniphan County, Kansas, history and directory for 1868-9 containing the state constitution, a concise history of Kansas, also of Doniphan County, and sketches of each village in the county, citizens' and business directory, revenue and postal information, legal forms, etc Fred Yust, Kansas pioneer a biographical sketch History and statistics of Brown County, Kansas from its earliest settlement to the present time, embracing incidents and hardships of pioneer life, the rise and progress made in twenty-two years, location, resources, fertility of its soil, etc History of Allen and Woodson Counties, Kansas illustrated embellished with portraits of well known people of these counties, with biographies of our representative citizens, cuts of public buildings and a map of each county History of Atchison County, Kansas History of Bourbon County, Kansas to the close of 1865 History of Butler County, Kansas History of Cherokee County, Kansas and representative citizens History of Gove County, Kansas History of Labette County, Kansas, and representative citizens History of Leavenworth County, Kansas History of Marshall County, Kansas its people, industries, and institutions History of Montgomery County, Kansas History of Nemaha County, Kansas History of Shawnee County, Kansas, and representative citizens History of Wichita and Sedgwick County, Kansas past and present, including an account of the cities, towns and villages of the county History of bringing the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railway to Galesburg Index to decendents sic of John and Margaret Montgomery Linn County, Kansas, a history Miller family record record originally in the possession of the Zacharias Miller family of Iola Kansas Official military history of Kansas regiments during the War for the Suppression of the Great Rebellion Old settlers' tales historical and biographical sketches of the early settlement and settlers of northeastern Pottawatomie and southwestern Nemaha Counties, Kansas, from earliest settlement to the year 1877 Pioneer life and lore of McPherson County, Kansas Roster of officers and troops in the field at Crisfield, Kansas, 1885 Col. 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Morrow, 21st Infantry The Careys of Kansas and some of their ancestors The Hemphill family tree Great Britain, Pennsylvania, Kansas The Kinsley, Edwards County centennial 1873-1973 The Platt-Cottrell-Smith reunion held at Wabaunsee, Kansas, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, August 25, 26, and 27, 1917 The annals of Kansas The history of Anderson County, Kansas from its first settlement to the Fourth of July, 1876 The history of the early settlement of Norton County, Kansas Thompson, Dawson, Mendenhall, Harlan genealogies Ireland, England, Canada, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Kansas With Christ in Kansas a history of the First Presbyterian Church of Topeka Kansas, 1859 to 1934 More resources for Kansas RESOURCES COVERING ALL STATES: African-American Collections African-American History American Ancestors American Baptist Historical Society American Family Robinson American Folklife American Library Association (ALA) Archive.org Bibliographies, Dictionaries and other Genealogical Guides Biographical Review Brunswick Public Library Heritage Room Castle Garden's Immigration Records New York City Cemetery Records Centennial bibliography Center for Civic Education Center for History & New Media Chronicling America Civil War Corporal's Pay Civil War Preservation Trust Coastal Georgia Genealogy and History Coat of Arms Collection Coats of Arms and Their Meanings Cornell Making of America Digital Library DNA Painter DNA testing won't fail you David Rumsey Map Collections Descendants of Adam and Eve Digital History Directory of Open Access Journals Ethnic Genealogy - A Research Guide FamilyLink.com FamilySearch FindMyPast Findagrave.com Finding your roots in your DNA Fold3 Free 6-Generation pedigree chart Free Newspapers Online Gedmatch explanation and tips for comparing results Genealogy Bank Genealogy How-To Books Google Books Google Newspapers Search Tool Grandparents Galore Haplogroup-Subclade Predictor Heraldry Meanings and Symbols HeritageQuest Census Records Historical Books on DVD Historical Records Collection How the races were developed How to personalize your family scrapbook Interment.net International Society of Genetic Genealogy Internet Archive of Texts and Documents: The United States Introduction to Genetics JSTOR Journals and Books online Librarians' Internet Index: History Library of Congress Library of Congress American Memory Markings on the Manifest's Left Margin MyHeritage NARA Archival Research Catalog Naming patterns for children National Genealogical Society National Park Service National Trust for Historic Preservation National Women's History Project Naval Historical Foundation Newspaper Archive Old Maps United Kingdom Old Occupations Old Style (O.S.) 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Let's take a moment and recognize how fortunate we are to be anticipating America's 250th (Semiquincentennial) in 2026. The celebrations have already begun! Check america250.org for a full list of events scheduled. The Smithsonian is also hosting events to commemorate the anniversary. A must see online exhibition can also be found on their website here . It's a good time to brush up on your knowledge of the American Revolution! Here's what you need to know: The American Revolution (1775–1783) was a series of military and political struggles through which thirteen British colonies in North America won independence and became the United States. It began as a colonial protest against taxation and imperial control but evolved into a global conflict involving Britain, France, Spain, and the Netherlands. The war unfolded in several phases—New England, the Middle Colonies, and the Southern campaigns—each marked by dramatic reversals of fortune. The opening clashes at Lexington and Concord in April 1775 ignited the war, as colonial militias confronted British troops near Boston. The bloody Battle of Bunker Hill soon followed, proving that the inexperienced colonists could stand against the world’s most powerful army. In 1776, George Washington’s daring victories at Trenton and Princeton revived American morale after the loss of New York. The turning point came in 1777 at Saratoga, where an entire British army surrendered, persuading France to ally with the Americans. The war shifted south in its final years. Despite early British successes in Georgia and the Carolinas, guerrilla warfare led by partisans like Francis Marion wore down royal forces. Washington’s and Rochambeau’s combined armies trapped General Cornwallis at Yorktown in 1781, forcing his surrender and effectively ending the conflict. Sporadic fighting and negotiation continued until the Treaty of Paris was signed, on September 3, 1783, officially ending the war. Below is a list of all the major (and some minor) battles of the American Revolution. These are just a fraction of the hundreds of skirmishes and engagements that were part of America's fight for independence. Choose a link to watch a short video about any battle. You can also start at the beginning of the playlist on youTube here . Subscribe for updates! Major Battles of the American Revolutionary War: 1775 Battles of Lexington and Concord – April 19, 1775 Siege of Boston – April 1775–March 1776 Battle of Chelsea Creek – May 27–28, 1775 Capture of Fort Ticonderoga  - May 10, 1775 Battle of Machias, Maine - June 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill (Breed’s Hill) – June 17, 1775 Battle of Great Bridge, Virginia - December 9, 1775 1776 Battle of Moore’s Creek Bridge – February 27, 1776 Battle of Sullivan’s Island (Charleston) – June 28, 1776 Declaration of Independence - July 4, 1776 Battle of Long Island (Brooklyn Heights) – August 27, 1776 Battle of Harlem Heights – September 16, 1776 Battle of Valcour Island - October 11, 1776 Battle of White Plains – October 28, 1776 Battles of Fort Washington & Fort Lee – November 16, 1776 Battle of Trenton – December 26, 1776 1777 Battle of Princeton – January 3, 1777 Battle of Ridgefield – April 27, 1777 Battle of Short Hills - June 26, 1777 Siege of Fort Ticonderoga - July, 1777 Siege of Fort Stanwix - August, 1777 Battle of Bennington - August 16, 1777 Battle of Cooch's Bridge - September 3, 1777 Battle of Brandywine – September 11, 1777 Battles of Saratoga (Freeman’s Farm & Bemis Heights) – September 19 & October 7, 1777 The Paoli Massacre - September 21, 1777 Siege of Fort Mifflin - September 26, 1777 Battle of Germantown – October 4, 1777 Battle of Fort Clinton & Fort Montgomery - October 6, 1777 Battle of Red Bank (Fort Mercer)  - October 22, 1777 Battle of White Marsh – December 5–8, 1777 Winter at Valley Forge - December 1777 1778 Battle of Monmouth – June 28, 1778 Battle of Wyoming - July 3, 1778 Battle of Rhode Island – August 29, 1778 Battle of St. Lucia (Caribbean) – December 15, 1778 1779 Battle of Kettle Creek – February 14, 1779 Sullivan Expedition - June to September, 1779 Battle of Stony Point – June 16, 1779 Battle of Paulus Hook - August 19, 1779 Siege of Savannah – September 16–October 18, 1779 1780 Battle of Waxhaws Creek  - May 29, 1780 Siege of Charleston – March 29–May 12, 1780 Battle of Springfield, New Jersey - June 23, 1780 Battle of Camden, South Carolina – August 16, 1780 Battle of King’s Mountain – October 7, 1780 1781 Battle of Cowpens, South Carolina  – January 17, 1781 Battle of Guilford Courthouse, North Carolina – March 15, 1781 Battle of Hobkirk’s Hill, South Carolina – March 15-April 25, 1781 Battle of Ninety Six (Siege) – May 22–June 19, 1781 Battle of Chesapeake, Virginia - September 5, 1781 Battle of Groton Heights, Connecticut - September 6, 1781 Battle of Eutaw Springs – September 8, 1781 Siege of Yorktown, Virginia – September 28–October 19, 1781 Each of these battles reflects the ebb and flow of the Revolution—an unlikely triumph of endurance, leadership, and the growing conviction that liberty was worth the cost. B y the grace of God and sheer American grit, we're still here 250 years later! #AmericanRevolution #RevolutionaryWar

More than 13 million documents pertaining to the holocaust and its victims have been published online by Arolsen Archives, in partnership with the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial. These documents are part of "UNESCO's Memory of the World" and include items such as prisoner cards, incarceration documents, and death notices. Other items are still being added. Click here to access the collection . From there you can search click "Browse archive" to view the various collections. These are hand-written, typed forms and documents and some even include photographs and personal information. There is other important general holocaust material provided as well. For example, on the Browse Archive page, in " Incarceration Documents 1.1 - Camps and Ghettos ", an interactive map showing the location of each of the concentration camps is provided. The site takes a few minutes to load, but it is worth waiting for! Here's the link: https://arolsen-archives.org/en/ Click here for more resources to trace Jewish genealogy . Click here for thousands of free genealogy resources . #jewish #tribesofisrael #holocaust #records #resources #genocide

This weekend I was going through a box of old papers and photos that belonged to my mother, going down memory lane with the family. I always say it's important to take a lot of pictures, so we don't forget, but now in my fifties, I believe it's equally as important to label the pictures with dates, places, and people because even though we have photos, there are so many pictures of people and places I don't recognize and with all our pictures being digital now, I wonder how many people are labeling their galleries. I know I'm not! Well, there were many treasures in that old box - old postcards, letters, autographs, and lots of pictures, but one stood out and touched my heart. It was an envelope addressed to my parents, postmarked May 1979, from Santa Ana, California. It was from my mother's maternal grandmother, Delaphine "Mary" (Decker) Dickinson. Her husband, Rev. William Henry Dickinson, had died the year prior and she was visiting with her son, my mom's Uncle Bob Dickinson, in California. Enclosed was a two page hand-written letter filling my mother in on her recent travels, and with the letter was a small card on transparent vellum paper with flowers painted on one flap and a message written on the other. Since it is becoming faded, I scanned it for preservation. "Keep on learning Bible verses. Grandma" Delaphina Decker, changed her name to Mary D. Dickinson when she married Rev. William H. Dickinson, in 1925. Together they raised eight children, most of whom lived to old age. You can see a short video about her, complete with photos on YouTube here . Learn more about this line of my family here . If you're related to W. H. and Mary Dickinson, connect your branches on Wikitree ! #decker #dickinson