Turnbo describes some of his wartime experiences both in service and at home and adds genealogical details about his subjects. After the war Turnbo interviewed veterans and pioneers and wrote accounts of their adventures. In many cases, women and children told of murders and robberies committed by both sides in the war. This volume contains 84 more wonderfully detailed stories on a variety of subjects, with marvelous genealogical detail. It especially concerns early settlers of the Ozark region.
Tales are about thieves, murders, meteors, narrow escapes and more.
Sch ool stories often list recollected classmates. Stories about Indians describe the interaction between whites and Indians in interesting accounts by eyewitnesses. This volume contains 78 wonderfully detailed stories about the early people, places and events of the Ozark region. This is a marvelous collection of stories about bear hunting adventures, and they are packed with genealogical detail. And the stories are just too good to be missed.