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Sources

Coleman, Charles H. Abraham Lincoln and Coles County, Illinois. New Brunswick, New Jersey: Scarecrow Press, 1955.

Coles County, Illinois Genealogical Society. The Prairie Sleeps- Cemeteries of Lafayette, Paradise, and Pleasant Grove Townships. Volume 1. [S.I.]: Coles County, Illinois Genealogical Society, 1984.

Coles County Regional Planning Commission. Conservation Resource Syllabus. Charleston, Illinois: Coles County, Illinois Regional Planning Commission, 1975.

Members of a Civil War graduate seminar in the Dept. of History, º£½Ç´óÉñ. Alphabetical listing of Civil War soldiers buried in Coles County cemeteries. Charleston, Illinois: º£½Ç´óÉñ, 1981.

Portrait and Biographical Album of Coles County, Ill. Chicago: Chapman Brothers, 1887.

Shick, Nancy Easter. 'Round the Square: Life in Downtown Charleston 1830-1998. Charleston, Illinois: Easterchick Publishing, 1999.

Shiloh Presbyterian Chuch History File- contains documents and photographs pertaining to the history of the Shiloh Presbyterian Church and the Thomas Lincoln Cemetery. At Charleston Carnegie Library, accessed 12/11/2006.

The History of Coles County, Illinois. Chicago: Wm. LeBaron, Jr. & Co., 1879.

United States Federal Census- Coles County Illinois, 1870. Charleston, Illinois: Coles County, Illinois Genealogical Society.

Wilson, Charles Edward. History of Coles County, Illinois. Chicago: Munsell Publishing Co., 1905.

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