Faced with tough choices as the Civil War raged just outside his front door, Everett Baugh persevered...and he stayed. But why? Why, indeed.
Ten Days in April
A Bluer Shade of Gray
Family members thought that Confederate soldier William H. Baugh was killed in action during the Civil War. If that was true, how did he write a letter to his brother almost fifty years later, and why was he collecting a Union pension at that time?
The Open Book
Morris Bigelow Rowe's life story was common knowledge to hundreds of his descendants, wasn't it? Maybe it was...or maybe not!
Maybe it’s in his nature
Who was the real William Muehleisen? Was he truly a violent and jealous man? I doubted it...and I blamed Libby for that.
Baugh, Bass, and Beyond 