Product Description
Sergeant, lieutenant, captain, major, colonel, general -designations of honor earned at high prices in the battle for freedom. The Revolutionary War brought the United States of America into a world aching for new standards of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Many soldiers of all ranks and backgrounds gave their lives to make these dreams reality. Some were your ancestors.
War of 1812 Muster Rolls
This collection will prove invaluable to anyone researching ancestors who braved this pivotal American conflict.
Fully searchable details on 580,000 soldiers include:
- name
- company
- rank at induction and discharge
- roll statistics
The CD also provides historical background, Frequently Asked Questions & other tools to help you find the information you need and broaden your appreciation of the historical context in which your ancestors lived.
If your heritage includes the valiant patriots of the War of 1812--including the battle at Fort McHenry that inspired Francis Scott Key to write the Star Spangled Banner--this collection could be exactly what you've been searching for!
Civil War Muster Rolls With 5.3 million records, this 3-CD collection will help you preserve the memory of your ancestors who risked or gave their lives in America's bloodiest conflict.
More than 642,000 soldiers laid down their lives to ensure that succeeding generations would reap the benefits of their constitutional rights. Brother against brother, father against son, a nation divided-in the end, the United States prevailed, but losses on all sides were catastrophic. If your ancestors are among those thousands, or the millions of others involved in the conflict, this CD collection is a must!
Contents & Features:
- 5.3 million records on three discs
- Fully searchable details include name, company, unit, rank at induction and discharge, allegiance, and roll statistics
- Historical background, Frequently Asked Questions & other Help tools
WWII & Korean Conflict Overseas Interments More than twenty-two million American soldiers fought to defend the oppressed around the world during the period of the Second World War and the Korean Conflict. Over 450,000 of those men and women gave their lives to preserve and protect the rights of free people around the world. This data provides valuable details and answers about many of these great Americans.
Contents & Features - 160,000 records from 1940-1995 (152,448 from 1941-46; 6,038 from 1950-53)
- Details on name, rank, unit, place of entry into service, death date, interment location, and military awards
- Historical background, FAQs & other HELP tools
This collection is sure to be a valuable resource for anyone seeking information about those who served during this important era of world history.
Minimum System Requirements: 486/33 processor (Pentium processor recommended), Windows 95 or better, 16mb RAM, 15mb hard disk space, double-speed CD-ROM, 15 monitor with 800x600 pixel display 16 bit color or higher ISBN: 1-888486-48-1
