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Welcome to The Reenacting Schedule Website Our team here at Reenacting Schedule and Parson John Living History, Inc. look forward to serving the Reenacting/Historical community by providing this Schedule and…
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Francis Marion

Francis Marion was born in Berkeley County, South Carolina c. 1732. At the age of 15, Francis hired on a merchant ship bound for the West Indies.  The ship sank on…
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Andrew Pickens

Andrew Pickens (1739 –1817) was born in 1739 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.  His family traveled to the Shenandoah Valley where they stayed a short time.  Then the family permanently located to…
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“Brother Jonathan”

Before Uncle Sam became a national symbol, we had Brother Jonathan. Brother Jonathan started out as a personification of New England. He was also used as an emblem of the…
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The Formation of Ohio

I am sharing a few early maps of Ohio and a little history about the formation of Ohio’s Counties.  A few years after the “Northwest Territory was established, counties such…
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A Lingering Injury

I found another unusual hunting story among the reminiscences of Joseph Coe.   Coe and his family were early settlers in northwest Ohio.  The story was published 1837 & 1868 in…
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Margaret Corbin

Oh those patriotic women…. Margaret Cochran Corbin was the first woman to receive a military pension. She was born in what is now Franklin County, Pennsylvania in 1751. In 1756,…
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Premature Burial

A common concern many people have had for centuries  is being buried alive.  One method of ensuring someone had died before burial is waiting until the body started decaying.  Washington…
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