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Civil War Battlefields: South Mills - April 19, 1862
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Thoughts from my latest reading and excursions to Civil War battlefields. Sunday, August 29, 2010. South Mills - April 19, 1862. From Civil War Battlefields. Thanks for including a link to my South Mills site. My other sites and other sites covering the Civil War in northeastern North Carolina are listed at:. Http:/ civilwarnenc.ning.com. My latest research on South Mills is located here; it will be migrated to the South Mills site when I update the site in April. January 10, 2011 at 8:59 PM. Readers fam...
Civil War Battlefields: April 2010
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Thoughts from my latest reading and excursions to Civil War battlefields. Wednesday, April 21, 2010. Bentonville 145th - Morris Farm. Requires Adobe PDF Reader). The rebels, emerging from the tree line opposite the Federal works, advanced cautiously. Cavalry probed for an opening on the left, finding none. The rebels attempted to close, but the steady volleys from the boys in blue kept them at bay. The engagement ended in an uneasy stalemate, both sides aware that more fighting would need to be done tomo...
Civil War Battlefields: October 2009
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Thoughts from my latest reading and excursions to Civil War battlefields. Tuesday, October 27, 2009. I've been distressed lately by a number of postings on Civil War related blogs that, in my view, have descended to the level of personal attacks. I guess this is inevitable given the passion still surrounding the war, preservation, and a host of other related issues. So I am happy to welcome a friend to the blogosphere. Dylan Hyde, a reader of my blog, has started his own blog, Muddy Boots. Notable on thi...
Civil War Battlefields: August 2009
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Thoughts from my latest reading and excursions to Civil War battlefields. Thursday, August 27, 2009. Off to Petersburg A Review of The Last Citadel. I managed to finish Noah Andre Trudeau's. A new addition to my blogroll). If so, I look forward to its publication. While I am sure to have missed something, the only other item of note is Blue and Gray Magazine's tour Guide for Five Forks and the battles around Hatcher's Run. Tuesday, August 25, 2009. It Ain't Over 'Til its Over. While I believe in private ...
Civil War Battlefields: Looking for Something Fun? Yes and Know...
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Thoughts from my latest reading and excursions to Civil War battlefields. Sunday, September 12, 2010. Looking for Something Fun? This year's Civil War weekend started with a six hour drive and included some long, empty miles as we made our way south along the eastern coast of North Carolina. Luckily, we had something along to pass the time. My buddy's wife gave him a copy of Lee Publications' Yes and Know: Civil War 1861-1865 Invisible Ink Quiz and Game Book. And Showcase of Guns. Hope youll check it out!
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CivilWarKid: Cool Ohio Civil War Stats.
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View my complete profile. Sunday, January 23, 2011. Cool Ohio Civil War Stats. Alright so I was skimming over my comments (for the 1,000, time) and Tracy's caught. My eye. So that brings me to my post, cool Civil War stats. The coolest fact is that 313,180 men out the union army were recruted in Ohio (thats 8.2% of the union army)! Labels: cool cw stuff. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Great Civil War Stories. Civil War Books and Authors. To the Sound of the Guns. My return, and move.
CivilWarKid: September 2010
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View my complete profile. Friday, September 24, 2010. 150 Year Old Civil War Artifacts Found in Millen GA. Check out this ARTICLE. A Union prisoner camp back in 1864. Some of the artifacts are in good condition for being found in 2010 but its very cool and a great way to kick off my blog. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Great Civil War Stories. Civil War Books and Authors. To the Sound of the Guns. Fortification Friday: Let’s put more guns in barbette batteries on the bastion. My return, and move.
Three Month Men: May 2010
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History of the 1st Connecticut Volunteer Regiment in the American Civil War. Wednesday, May 19, 2010. The Wooster Guard Arrives in New Haven - April 1861. This is the first letter written home to his wife Anne Augusta "Gussie" by Private Horace Purdy of the 1st Connecticut Volunteer Regiment and contains much more details than his journal entries. New Haven Saturday Apr. 20th 1861. Dear Gussie and all the friends,. Yours in love,. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). New to the Civil War Memory Library, 09/03.
CivilWarKid: October 2010
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View my complete profile. Friday, October 8, 2010. Le Duc House 2010. This is one of my reenacting events that I got to be a part of. This is my first seargent's tent. Hospital tent where a live reenactment of an amputation took place. We can all get along. Members of the third minn., the regiment that shared the reenactment with us, and first minn. regiment. Jammin' out some historic tunes on my fife. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Great Civil War Stories. Civil War Books and Authors. My return, and move.
CivilWarKid: This blog isn't only for Civil War stuff!!
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View my complete profile. Monday, March 14, 2011. This blog isn't only for Civil War stuff! Apparently there is a 4th grader that now follows my blog that is one of my mom's students. He said that he is all about world war II , so I thought I'd mention that I am also a fan of The Last Great War. First of all I love the great army video game series, Call of Duty! Of course this post will be all about world war II, so why not talk about the game series? Zeke this post about world war II is all for you,enjoy.
CivilWarKid: Burnside Bridge Photos
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View my complete profile. Saturday, January 22, 2011. Alright now i'm going to be more consistant with my posts. These are some modren day photos of Burnside Bridge that my dad sent me. You guys know that I used to live about 10 miniutes away from this place. Man, the last time I went to this place was too long ago. I wish I could go there again. Sorry about the overlap on the photos. March 13, 2011 at 5:35 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Great Civil War Stories. Civil War Books and Authors.
Three Month Men: October 2010
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History of the 1st Connecticut Volunteer Regiment in the American Civil War. Thursday, October 7, 2010. The First Connecticut Volunteer Regiment - The First Week - April 22nd - April 28th 1861 - Camp Life Begins. From the journal of Pvt. Horace Purdy (Infantry Co. E). Tuesday April 23rd 1861, New Haven, Connecticut. Pleasant. Drilled in the morning and in the PM. After tea we changed our quarters from the Hotel to the State House.”. Wednesday April 24th 1861, New Haven, Connecticut. 8220;We drilled in sq...
Three Month Men: August 2010
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History of the 1st Connecticut Volunteer Regiment in the American Civil War. Sunday, August 8, 2010. April 22nd 1861 - The First Connecticut Regiment Mustered into Service at New Haven Connecticut. From the journal of Pvt. Horace Purdy. Monday April 22nd 1861, New Haven, Connecticut. 8220;Pleasant. Was sworn into the service of the U. States by Col. S. Loomis of the 5th United States Infantry. The examination and the administering of the oath was done on the Green. In front of the State House [. TOCWOC -...
CivilWarKid: More unusual Civil War facts
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View my complete profile. Sunday, January 23, 2011. More unusual Civil War facts. Ok, like I said in an earliar post I will be writing about more unusual Civil War stuff. But before I do the info. from this post is out of a book my grampa got me for my b-day, thanks pop-pop! Next up, this is freaky,three members of the Guillet family were killed by riding the same horse. So they gave it to the Ohio 98th regement. Three officers were killed riding the same horse! Labels: cool cw stuff. My return, and move.
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Thoughts from my latest reading and excursions to Civil War battlefields. Sunday, September 12, 2010. Looking for Something Fun? This year's Civil War weekend started with a six hour drive and included some long, empty miles as we made our way south along the eastern coast of North Carolina. Luckily, we had something along to pass the time. My buddy's wife gave him a copy of Lee Publications' Yes and Know: Civil War 1861-1865 Invisible Ink Quiz and Game Book. And Showcase of Guns. Sunday, August 29, 2010.
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