1 Two Civil War diaries kept by soldier,
Darius Baird, were discovered by the late
David Bennett. After reading them, the society
thought them well worth printing to give
a common, Ohio soldier's look at daily life during the war.
Some of the 1863 diary was missing, but otherwise 1861 - 1864 was covered well.
ONLY $10.00 (includes shipping and tax)
2
This book was published for the Bicentennial of the War of 1812. It tells the story of the men who volunteered in our militias and armies in Kentucky and Ohio. Maps are included so one can drive the routes the soldiers once walked.
Also marked are the three historical markers for 1812 already placed in Defiance County.
"The Campaigns of the Army of the Northwest" was dedicated to the memory of the men who served their country during the War of 1812 - those who died during service, many placed in unmarked graves scattered along the campaign routes and battle sites.
ONLY $10.00 (includes shipping and tax)
3
225th anniversary in 2019. It consists of a
collection of short stories concerning the
construction and use of the fort. Anthony Wayne ordered a fort to be built at the confluence of the Maumee and Auglaize rivers on August 8, 1794.
Many of the stories come from previously
overlooked sources - journals of the period and
Indian war related materials from the 1820s
to the early 1900s.
A few subjects covered -
Anthony Wayne's weapons, the Grand
Emporium, What's in the name Defiance, and
the abandonment of the fort
ONLY $8.00 (includes shipping and tax)
**To purchase any or all of these books, send your order with a check of the appropriate amount and your name and address to:
Defiance County Genealogical Society
PO Box 7006
Defiance, OH 43512
If you wish the book/s to be send elsewhere as a gift, please specify.
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