Because many genealogy books are privately published and therefore difficult
to find, I have listed the ones I've found here on this page.
A listing on this page does not necessarily constitute
an endorsement.

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neither they nor I receive any money from any materials listed here.

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Family genealogy books from the Ste. Genevieve Project Pioneer

Books on Civil War veterans from Bob Schmidt

Transcriptions of the 1870 and 1880 censuses for Ste. Genevieve County

Books of wills, marriage records, history, etc. pertaining to Ste. Genevieve County from Two Trails Publishing

Cemetery transcriptions and other genealogy books from Steiger Haus books

Transcriptions of church records from the Perry County Historical Society

Colonial Ste. Genevieve: an Adventure on the Mississippi Frontier by Carl J. Ekberg. Its history at its best.
Wonderful narrative. 583 pages, fully indexed, illustrations, bios, etc. $18.95 includes postage.

Ste. Genevieve: The Old Story of Ste. Genevieve by Gregory M. Franzwa. Excellent narrative of the early history,
plus added features of hte historic homes and the interesting background of their owners. 196 pages.
Small book in size and packed full of wonderful history of the old French town. $9.95 includes postage.

Ste. Genevieve Wills thru 1840. We kept detail for these abstracted records. $12.00.

Ste. Genevieve Marriages 1806-1826/1837-1841. $8.50.

Ste. Genevieve Marriages 1848-1882. $13.50.

Ste. Genevieve Marriages 1882-1896. $13.50.

We have many genealogy books and primary source Civil War records. Full catalog available for $2.00; refunded on first order. Mastercard and Visa accepted. Missouri residents please add 6.6% sales tax.

For order and information, contact

Carolyn M. Bartels
Two Trails Publishing
1108 Appleton Avenue
Independence, MO 64053

Fax: 816-252-5314
Messages: 816-836-8258
Home: 816-252-0591

written by Bob Schmidt; drawings by Erin Smither. "Dedicated to
the memory of the Civil War Veteran, White and Black, North and South,"
166+ pages. $25.00, postage included.

Includes biographies of veterans, illustrated with pencil drawings from
photographs, copies of official documents, receipts, and newspaper items from
the period. The "Sources" section in the front contains detailed information
about each source that will be helpful to anyone wanting to do research of their
own on veterans of this war. There is an index of the names of the veterans
and their families, followed by an appendix of reproduced newspaper articles
on the war in Southeast Missouri.

Veterans profiled:

Frederick Acuff	George Mitchell Wilson
Jesse Mahagan Elvins	George W. Mahn
Henry Clay Reeder	Thomas Henry Goldsmith Lester
William Samuel Irvin	Valentine Sewald
Charles Bunyan Parsons	William H. Conover
Eli David Hopkins	Alfred A. Asbridge
Benjamin Bogy	Gabriel Clay
Richard Glendy	Richard Bugg
Leon Jokerst	Napolean Bonaparte Raines
Joseph Jokerst	Leo Herzog
William Lambert Rongey	Henry William Meyer
Sephroid Paul	Carico Barnhouse
William H. Bantz	Arthur Bantz
Philip Lorenz	Francis Beauchamp
Charles H. Biel (pictured)	Theodore Decatur Fisher
Cyrille Bequette	Charles Grotjohn
Robert French Osburn Boswell	Joseph Felix St. James (St. Gemme)

also by Bob Schmidt:

Veterans And Events in the Civil War
in Southeast Missouri

Includes:

• fresh research on another aspect of the Battle of Pilot Knob, concerning the execution of Major James Wilson and his men, the retaliation executions of the Confederates in St. Louis, and the planned retaliation execution of Major Enoch O. Wolf
• regimental history/roster of the 78th Enrolled Missouri Militia, which was comprised mostly of Ste. Genevieve and Perry County men
• in depth information on John Koester, Charles Kannawurf, Charles Doerge, Anselm Stolzer and Leopold Naeger, who were immigrant Germans serving in the Civil War.

240+ pages. $22.00, plus $3.20 postage.

ALSO AVAILABLE:

1890 Veteran's Schedule for Iron, Madison, St. Francois,Ste. Genevieve, and Washington Counties (desk reference).
Alphabetized, and in some cases corrected, using other sources.
37 pages. $10.00, postage included.

Send checks to:
Bob Schmidt
5984 Highway Y
French Village, MO 63036