BARRY COUNTY, MO	Kings Prairie Township       1900 - Vol. 4, E.D. 1? or 7?, Sheet 2, Lines 8 - 50    Capps Creek Township       1900 - Vol. 4, E.D. 3, Sheet 3, Lines 54 - 100
BOONE COUNTY, MO	1830   1840   1850
GREENE COUNTY, MO	1900   1910   1920
GUILFORD COUNTY, NC	1820   1830   1840   1850
JOHNSON COUNTY, MO	1830   1840   1850
LAFAYETTE COUNTY, MO	1850 -    PAGE 89    PAGE 90    PAGE 96
LAWRENCE COUNTY, MO	1880   1890
MARION COUNTY, KY	1830   1840   1850   1860   1870
NELSON COUNTY, KY	1830   1840   1850   1860
PETTIS COUNTY, MO	Blackwater Township       1860       1870       1880 - Volume 26; E. D. 123; Sheet 6          1900 - Volume 72; E. D. 93; Sheet 8
SALINE COUNTY, MO	Elmwood Township       1870 -Page 21       1880 - Vol. 30; E. D. 62; Sheet 15    Salt Pond Township       1900 - Vol. 104; E. D. 141; Sheet 1;
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MO	St. Louis, E. Benton Street       1880 - Vol. 42, E.D. 427, Sheet 3, Lines 1 - 32
TOMPKINS COUNTY, NY	1870 Index - Townships:          Caroline    Danby    Dryden    Enfield    Groton    Ithaca              Lansing    Newfield    Trumansburg    Ulysses
WEBSTER COUNTY, MO	1900   1910   1920

IT HAPPENED THIS DATE IN U.S. HISTORY
1765	March 22	The Stamp Act which imposed tax on Americans by the British was immediately  opposed by the colonists.
	March 24	The Quartering Act provided for the board and upkeep of British troops by Amercians and caused  American resentment.
	October 7	The Stamp Act Congress meets in NY with delegates from 9 colonies and draw up a Declaration of   Rights and Grievances.
1766	March	British parliament repeals the Stamp Act and passes the Declaratory Act giving the  King authority to make laws directly affecting the colonies.
1767	June 29	Townshend Acts are a new series of taxes to be imposed on Americans by the British.
1770	March 5	The Boston Massacre - British troops wound and kill several Americans during street clashes.
1773	December 16	The Boston Tea Party - In protest of a tax on tea, Americans masquerading as Indians board  British ships in the Boston harbor and throw the cargo overboard.
1774	Sept. 5 - Oct. 26	The First Continental Congress is held in Philadelphia with representatives from all colonies  except Georgia.
1775	April 19	The Battles of Lexington and Concord begin the American Revolution. Williams Dawes and Paul  Revere alert the countryside that the British are coming.
1781	October 19	British General Cornwallis surrenders to American General George Washington at Yorktown  effectively ending the American War for Independence.
1787	September 17	The delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia sign the constitution which will be  effective when ratified by nine states.
1788	June	New Hampshire ratifies the United States Constitution thereby making it operative.
1789	March 4	George Washington, a Federalist, is inaugurated as first president.
1797	March 4	John Adams, a Federalist, is inaugurated second president.

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