Can you identify these documents or the book listed on them?

I am  always searching for original documents or books that contain information about my ancestors' families and their locations.  Sometimes, I buy items that don't have anything to do with my family.  I watch for original materials that aren't being bid on.  If I can afford it, I may buy an item and put a message on the genealogy boards that I can provide information from the book or document.  I would hate to think that something important could end up at the dump.  So, if I am bidding on something that you are interested in, feel free to contact me.  I will not bid against another family historian that is willing to share the information with the rest of the genealogy community. 

In addition to ebay, I scour garage sales and flea markets in my area and when I visit family across the country.  You just don't ever know what will turn up.  Below is a list of surnames and locations that I am currently researching.  If you are a family historian as well, you know that this list could never be all-inclusive.

Lt. Crawford H. Jones - Killed in Action, World War II

SURNAMES:

Redden, Rowden, Fannin, Kinyon, Hull, Bledsoe, Stephens, McCammon, McCameron, Connor, Wade

Siler, Jones, Cleveland, Gardner, Anderson, Cook, Hackney, Rotenberry, Kersh, Kersch, Payne

Roux, Villemaire, Breault, Sevigny, Beaudet, Charland, Sanchagrin, Jacques

Burpee, Clement, Steele, Beauchemin, Hoitt, Hoyt, Laroche, Larouche, Fontaine, Crocher, Bennett, Sparling, Seavey, Gonyeau, Gagnon

LOCATIONS:

Missouri:  Cass, Ripley, Howell, Oregon, Jasper, Ozark

North Carolina: Chatham, Surry

Tennessee:  Hardeman

Alabama: Jackson, Bibb

Kentucky: Whitley, Hickman

Kansas: Cherokee

Arkansas: Fulton

Oklahoma: Ottawa

Illinois:  Unknown

New Hampshire: Hillsborough

If you have any information about these surnames and/or counties, please feel free to contact me. 

Michelle (Siler) Roux

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