* Monroe, Munro, Munroe, Dillehay, DeLaHaye, Delahay, Dillihay, Carr, Car, Kerr, Karr, Willis, Willys, Wills, Connet, Connett, Connette Family Tree Genealogy - Link to My Family Tree at Ancestry.com below.
* Link to my personal web page, Don Monroe's Civil War, Philippine Insurrection, World War II, Viet Nam Era, Cold War, Current Troubles, Maryland Eastern Shore, Reflections, Connections.
* Link to my R and R Page where I vent and rant and rave and put all my thoughts and feelings into personal and historical context--historical truisms, misperceptions, parallels, paradoxes, comments on recent history. What can I say? This is the real me.
* Link to Indiana Sources, Kentucky Sources, Maryland Sources, Montana Sources, Illinois Sources.
* David Munro married Agnes Munro - My Scot connection, banished from Katewell, Scotland to the Colony of Virginia after defeat and capture by Oliver Cromwell's forces at the Battle of Preston in 1648.
* Andrew Monroe married Christian Tyler - My connection with President James Monroe.
* DeLaHaye, Delahay, Dillehay - Links to other prominent early colonial Maryland families, including Combs, Harrison, Riche, Lowe, Mullikin, Slater, Wright. Primary goal is completing the Maryland-Kentucky Delahay-Dillehay Connection.
* James Carr, born 1756 in Ireland. Immigrated to New Castle, Delaware with his father. Moved to Berkeley County Virginia, where James enlisted in the Continental Army in May or June of 1776. Died in Franklin, Johnson County, Indiana in 1842.
* Emily Carr, daughter of Thomas and Elvira, grand-daughter of James and Elizabeth, born Oct 1823 in Clark or Jefferson County Indiana, married William P. Monroe September 20, 1849, in Scott County Indiana. Mother of Pleasant Monroe, born Dec 29, 1845 in Scott County. Did Emily have a previous husband? If so, who? Any thoughts are appreciated.
* Pleasant Monroe - Civil War Veteran from Austin, Scott County, Indiana. Member 81st Regiment of Indiana Volunteer Infantry. Severely wounded and captured at the Battle of Stones River. Served throughout the regiment's career.
* John Thomas Dillehay - Confederate Veteran from McClean County, Kentucky. Member 6th Kentucky Cavalry, CSA. Part of Morgan's Raiders during the Great Indiana-Ohio Raid. Captured at Keyger Creek near Cheshire, Ohio, along with most of the rest of Morgan's Men.
* James C. Willis - Veteran of Philippine Insurrection from Grayson County, Kentucky. Member 21st U.S. Infantry. Served at Fort McHenry near Baltimore, Maryland, 1901-03, after the Spanish-American War. Reenlisted. Saw active service in the Philippines 1905-06.
* John Parker Carr - Seved as Lieutenant in 93rd Regiment of Indiana Volunteer Infantry, including Battle of Jackson, Mississippi, March 14, 1863, during Grant's Vicksburg Campaign. Brothers Noah and Levi also served in this Company. Noah was killed in action at Jackson and Levi was severely wounded.
* Marion Hunt Monroe - My Uncle Hunt. Led a mortar platoon as a First-Lieutenant at Anzio, Italy. Severely wounded by an exploding mortar shell. Winner of the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, and other decorations.
* Richard Henry Lee married Anna Constable Owen - My connection with Robert E. Lee.
* Connections to the Stuart Kings of Scotland and Robert the Bruce.
* Old King Cole (Coel of Britain) was a merry old soul, a merry old soul was he. He is also my ancestor, minus the Fiddler's Three.
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