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Many of these books are available at the Amos Memorial Public Library, in the reference/Genealogical sections, or through the Many of these books are available at the Amos Memorial Public Library, in the reference/Genealogical sections, or through the Ohio Historical Society. Links are established to Shelby County Historical Society [SCHS] materials available elsewhere on the web.

Source Books - Indians

"An Ohio Portrait." Printed by the Watkins Printing Company, Columbus, Ohio. Produced by the Ohio Historical Society in partnership with the Ohio American Revolution Bicentennial Advisory Commission, 1976.

Auglaize County Resources. Web site produced and maintained by the Auglaize County Chapter Ohio Genealogical Society, November, 1997, (http://www.genweb.brightusa.net/resource.html).

Battle of Fort Recovery information obtained from signs at the site erected by the Fort Recovery Historical Society, 1954.

Gearhart, Blanche. Early History of Sidney. "The Sidney Daily News." Publication date unknown.

Raterman, Clarence. Evidence of mound builder tribes found in Shelby County. Bicentennial Edition of "The Sidney Daily News."

Casad-Lodge, Sherrie. Expert on Indian Artifacts. "Historical Highlights", a newsletter produced/printed by the Shelby County Historical Society, March, 1996, Pg. 2.

Hood, Marilyn G. Fallen timbers. Produced and printed by the Ohio Historical Society, published in "Echoes", Volume 8, No. 8, August, 1969.

Fallen Timbers Archaeological Project. Web site maintained by Heidelberg College, November, 1997, (http://www.heidelberg.edu/FallenTimbers/).

Helman, Ron. Flint Ridge Flint. "Ohio Archaeologist", published by The Archaeological Society of Ohio, "Volume 45, No. 3, Pg. 23, Summer, 1995.

George Rogers Clark Park Statue illustration and information. Web site maintained by Kentucky SOS! Simon Kenton. (Site no longer active).

Sutton, R. "History of Shelby County, Ohio." Original edition produced by R. Sutton and published in Philadelphia, PA in 1883. The Second Edition (including name index) produced by the Shelby County Historical Society, printed by Hammer Graphics in Piqua, 1968.

Wallace, Rich. Indian Massacre Took Place in northern Miami Co. Printed in "The Sidney Daily News," October 14, 1995.

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