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Biography Collections

• American Slave Narratives    
• American History Biographies from Colonial to Modern Times  historical persons related to American History  
• American Life Histories: Manuscripts from the Federal Writers' Project, 1936-1940  
• Biographies from A History of Eureka College   These are biographies from the book which was published in 1894.  The book contains the history of Eureka College of Eureka Illinois.  The most famous graduate of Eureka College is Ronald Reagan who graduated in the Class of 1932 and went on to become the 40th President of the United States.
• Biographical Dictionary   notable men and women  from ancient times to the present
• Colonial Hall: Biographies of America's Founding Fathers 
• Discoverers Web  about voyages of discovery and exploration   
• Illustrated Popular Biography of Connecticut 1891  Biographies of prominent citizens of Connecticut in 1891
• Journals and Diaries of the Westward Movement  A listing of more than 100 links to journals, diaries, biographies, letters relating to the Westward movement.   
• Memorial On Line Library - a subsection of LivGenMI  This is a growing collection of old books with hundreds of bios from the late 1800's
• Pioneer Journals

• Lives of Celebrated American Indians  
• Native American Authors   provides information on Native North American authors with bibliographies of their published works, biographical information, and links to online resources including interviews, online texts and tribal websites.   

• Those Who Served at Valley Forge  
• Washington's Officers at Valley Forge December 19, 1777-June 19, 1778 
• Civil War Biographies  
• US Civil War Generals  
• Virginia Civil War Biographies Page  
• The Aerodome - Aces of World War 1 (Including biographies)  
• Doughboy Center Diaries, Letters and Biographies from WW1  
• World War I Archive  
• World War I Trenches on the Web  
• World War I Veterans' Biographies Wayne County, Tennessee  

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• Burns, John Family History Project - 3 Generations  John Burns, born 13 March 1750-1765, probably SC — died 9 November 1841, Marshall Co., Tennessee and buried in the Blackwell-Joyce Cemetery near Chapel Hill.  Purpose of Site:  To have a public place for fellow researchers to combine fully documented genealogy research into one large database to hopefully unravel the mysteries involving John Burns’ descendants and hopefully his ancestors. All participants in this project will receive full credit by name and e-mail address. 
• Huntington Biographies 

• Kirkham Connection  Collection of Kirkham information - published biographies, photo's, census, marriage, death, court, and estate records.  All variations of Kirkham, all places, all times 

• Olds Family Genealogy  Olds, Oulds, Old Family Genealogy: includes detailed biographies of ancestors and has frequent updates and inclusions to the site.

• 4000 Years of Women in Science  
• Biographies of Women Mathematicians  
• Celebrating Women's Achievements: 21 Pioneers (Canada)  
• National Women's Hall of Fame 
• Women of the West   Women of the Westward movement and everyday life along the trail.