...fifteen years ago, I was retained by a motion picture company to make copies of the West Point class of 1861, class rings. I was given access to the originals, from which I made molds. Those molds a...
...teamer "the trent",with them were family and one secretary a piece. leaving havana cuba on november 8th 1861 they sailed towards a country that at least had granted the csa ...
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I found this for you, and this as well, It may be a start, and if this is not accurate enough, you could try and contact these people - they seem to have good archives.
Good luck
I'm looking for someone who can create a couple of maps of the US in 1861 and '62 for a book I am writing.
Thank you,
Corey shoot07@aol.com
...e any way to find out what soldiers fought at what battles? I have a relative who was mustered in July 1861 at Dumfries, Virginia. Would he have served for the entire war? How could I find out when...
yes 11th and 12th corps plus once soldier mustered out he could rejoin another unit say man enlists in 1861 in an eastern unit then later he could enlist in western unit for whatever reasons and be pr...
... Present until WIA Bull Run 7/21/61. Ab. wounded in Winchester hospital until DOW’s in Shenandoah Co.1861.
Did you find anything on the person you were searching for?
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...utherners" in the federal army. Many joined specifically for the "bounty"
[quote]From 1861 to 1865 the federal government, along with states and localities, paid about $750,000,000 i...
1861-two political events today,kentucky pro -southern faction in russelville adopt an ordnance of secession.kentucky has now both usa and csa goverments. on the outer banks of north carolina at hatte...
...Cormick and Mr. Deere were already sounding the death knell of slavery in the US, long before the March 1861 Baltimore Riots, causing first blood in the North/South conflict.
Slavery has to be the mo...
1861-usa begins to shell cs at pensacola fla. csa department of indian terrirory is established under poet-politician-general albert pike. 1862-secretary of war edwin stanton this day releases the maj...
...etam campaign?how many joined him in 1863?not many, the ones that wanted to fight for the south went in 1861.later not that many.lee never had a chance maybe 1n 1864 with a new us president but even ...
... standards.
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During the American Civil War 1861-1865 and used by the Union (Federal or Northern or Yankee) Army, there were three types of ...
1861-some in the north see what wilkes did with the "trent affair"wasnt so cool,senator charles sumner of mass. and montgomery blair,the postmaster general,condem his action. 1862-aop under ...
1861-robt e. lee in command of wva confederates at big sewell mtn. trying to stop usa advances in that part of va. ormsby m. mitchel,the famous star gazer for the union commands now the dept.of the oh...
...ionists to allow the south to leave the Union, early on in the War. Had he conducted punishing raids in 1861, along the Md/Pa border, as he did in 1863, chances are the south would've been a sepa...
...ured out several words, but it certainly gives you a pretty good perspective of a few days in August of 1861. I really appreciate your help on this and hope you find it interesting. The dotted lines a...
An interesting take on the the period of the Civil war 1861 - 1865 is bought to us by W. Craig Gaines in the Encyclopedia of Civil War Shipwrecks This is the first comprehensive guide to shi...
I was thinking of going to visit Winchester, Virginia, because of it being drenched in civil war history. I happened to read Scott Mingus's post on Winchester, and now I am certaily going to ma...
For me, the most interesting aspect of the civil war (and any other war, for that matter) are the people behind the battles, and the people behind the soldiers.
Even during the times when fem...
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