The Opdycke Tigers 125th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Col. Emerson Opdycke (photo from Library of Congress) National and Regimental Flags of 125th Ohio VI (Photos courtesy John Lutes (r), Co. A, 125th OVI Re-enactors, Atlanta, GA) Click here to view original flags of the 125th Ohio Company A, 125th Ohio V.I. Re-enactors in Camp It was the heroic conduct of the 125th Ohio during the entire battle of Chickamauga but is specially on the 20th that induced me to give ...

12TH REGIMENT MISSOURI INFANTRY Company G Records Ainley, J.O., Private Ainley, William, Private Alstro, Frederick, Corporal, also listed as Frederick Elstro Angele, William, Musician Arnold, A.C, Private, also served engineers corps. Autry, J.M., Private Ballinger, John, Captain Beckman, Rudolph, Private Beiser, Nicholas, Private Berlemann, Frederick, Private Betts, Michael, Private Biermann, Henry, Private Biggers, I.G., Private Biggers, J., Private Bilger, John, Private Bla ...

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The 162nd New York Volunteer Infantry 3rd Regiment, Metropolitan Guard "But the two lines came on exultant and sure of victory. The first passed over the knoll and all heedless of the long lines of cannon and crouching forms, of as brave men as ever trod mother earth, pressed on. The second line appeared on the crest and the death signal was sounded. Words cannot describe the awful effects of this discharge of 7000 rifles and several batteries of artillery, each gun loaded to the muzzl ...

Welcome to the official home page of the Col. John F. DeCourcey1861 - 1864Lt. Col. Philip Kershner "Splendid regiment, splendid regiment, does my soul good to see such a regiment - makes my eyes water to look at them." General Warren, pointing to the 16th Ohio on parade, January 16, 1864, near Indianola, Texas This is a 100% non-commercial site and is provided for educational, research and entertainment purposes only. Enjoy your visit! Welcome Pages Web Page Explanation and D ...

175th Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry The 175th Regiment of the Ohio Volunteer Infantry was mustered in on October 10, 1864 to serve one year. All companies were organized at Camp Dennison, except for I and K which were raised at Camp Chase in Columbus and sent to Dennison to join the rest of the regiment. The regiment was ordered to the field and proceeded by way of Cincinnati and Louisville to Nashville. It performed post and garrison duty at Columbia and guarded the Tennessee and ...

General Osterhaus17th Missouri Volunteers The Western Turner Rifles Story Colonel Hugo Wanglin Col. Franz Hassendeubel Sgt. Christian Hinterberger Private Gottlieb Dietzman and Drummer Boy Frederick Dietzman The 17th Missouri Volunteer Infantry Regiment was organized in St. Louis, Missouri in August 1861 by the German-American Turner Society. With its ranks filled by Turners recruited throughout the country, the regiment was known as the Western Turner Rifles. Duri ...

The Twenty-first Missouri Volunteer Infantry was formed on December 31, 1861, when Special Order #15 merged the understrength First and Second Northeast Missouri Regiments. It was made of men primarily from the Missouri Counties of Scotland, Knox, Lewis, Schuyler, Clark, and Adair but also included men from nearby Iowa and Illinois counties. The veterans forming the new regiment had gained combat experience suppressing Confederate insurgency in Northeastern Missouri, and many had fought ...

The 23rd Missouri Volunteer Infantry The 23rd Missouri Volunteer Infantry Regiment (US) never had a unit history published. Many veterans of this distinguished Federal command wrote letters and memoirs but they have never been collected for public view. One veteran, Private John Peter Bagley of Company "I", can even be called the poet laureate of the 23rd for he wrote at least two poems: THE NOBLE TWENTY THIRD and THE DYING SOLDIER. While there are many references to the 23rd Missouri Inf ...

Search:The WebAngelfire Gear Factor Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site Browse Sites « Previous | Top 100 | Next » The 26th Missouri Volunteer Infantry page has moved. Please go to the following URL and update any links that you may have. Sorry for any inconvenience. http://freepages.military.rootsweb.com/~the26thmo/

"A COUNTRY WITH NO REGARD FOR ITS PAST, WILL DO LITTLE WORTH REMEMBERING IN THE FUTURE" Abraham Lincoln Second Ohio Volunteer Infantry April,1861 to October,1864 Contents: Page Dedication Short History of the 2nd Ohio Roster by Company Roll of Honor of the 2nd Ohio Pictures and Images Return to top of Page Other Information: Research sources: Sources used to locate the information used on this page. About Pageowner Some information about the page ...

Henderson and Solomon Ringley Company D, 2nd Tennessee Infantry, U.S.A.2nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment, U.S.A. Compiled by Dave Mathews, Cincinnati, Ohio, E-Mail Please sign the Guest Book. Your comments are appreciated.

36th Pennsylvania Infantry (7th Reserve) Company D /////Company D of the 36th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (7th Reserve) was from Clinton County. They were also known as the Lock Haven Rifle Guards. I hope to eventually add more information about Clinton County in the Civil War, as well as other regimental information about the 36th. My Gottshall family line is from this area, and my great-great grandfather, Samuel Gottshall, served in this unit. The 36th (7th) was part of the A ...

Greetings from Site Owner Introduction Confederate Dissension in the Unakas Depiction of an Out-Lier News Articles Regarding Bushwhackers in 1863 Captain Goldman Bryson's Union Volunteers of 1863 Company A, First TN National Guard, Union Volunteers of 1863 Bryson's Missing Union Muster Rolls Disappearance of the Seventeen Soldiers Abbott's Raid, the Affair at Toqua History of the 3rd Tennessee Mounted Infantry Regiment, USA Luther Blackman's Files Regarding 3rd TN ...

HIGHLIGHTS * Newly discovered letter by Joseph James, Co. E! * Diary and letters of David Humphrey Blair * New article about discovery of soldier graffiti in Richmond, KY hospital! * "Life in Rebel Prisons"-- recently discovered articles by Belle Isle and Andersonville survivor Henry Cline. * Reunion minutes, with MIDI files of songs sung at reunions by 45th OVI veterans! * Account of Morgan's Raid by Co. K Sergt. Charles Durling. * Account of ...

This page is brought to you by the courtesy of: "HISTORY OF THE 49TH PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS" By Robert S. Westbrook Late Sergeant of Company "B". A CORRECTLY COMPILED ROLL OF THE MEMBERS OF THE REGIMENT AND ITS MARCHES FROM 1861 TO 1865 ALTOONA, PENNA, 1898. OLD COMPANY "A" ROSTER All From Centre County, Pennsylvania The following Roster of Company "A" was transcribed by Carl F. Breth II (ips@nacs.net) PLEASE SEE NOTES at Bottom of Page. Officers and ...

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There is no elan or glamour of a Gettysburg here-- Only the dogged, determined, devil - take - the - hindmost style of warfare that won the war in the western Confederacy HOME OF THE "HOGBOY'S MESS" CLICK ON THE BANNER BELOW AND VOTE FOR US!

64th Regiment New York State Volunteer Infantry also known as "Cattaraugus Regiment" - "1st Cattaraugus Regiment" AWARDS Photograph identified as the 64th New York and 5th New Hampshire building the Grapevine Bridge over the Chickahominy River near Richmond, VA in 1862 Photo from: Photographic History of the Civil War, Volume I, The Opening Battles, Francis Trevelyan Miller, editor-in-cheif, New York: Trow Press, 1911, page 279. Site Search Please sign the guestbook Bec ...

76th New York State Volunteers "The Cortland Regiment" The Seventy-Sixth Regiment, New York State Volunteers, was raised from the small towns and farms of central New York State. During its three years of existence it fought with the Army of the Potomac in most of the battles in the eastern theater of the war, from Fredericksburg to Petersburg. At the Battle of Gettysburg, the 76th was "first on the field", at the right flank of the entire army, and suffered terrible casualties as a result. Th ...

9th New York Volunteer Inf. (Hawkins' Zouaves) Colonel Rush C. Hawkins Age 29 years; enrolled at New York City to searve two years, and mustered in as Colonel, May 4, 1861; wounded in action, April 19,1862, at Camden, N. C.; mustered out with regiment, May 20, 1863, at New York City; Brigadier- General, U.S. Volunteers, by brevet, from March 13, 1865; commissioned Colonel, June 20, 1861, with the rank from May 13, 1861, original. The 9th N.Y.V. Medal of Honor recipentes. 9th RE ...

91st PA: home | origins | endings | Washington | life | battles | Gregory | after the war | summaries: battle | name | date | place | subject || sources | pictures The 91st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Origins The 91st was formed from volunteers in Philadelphia, and most of its men were born in Pennsylvania. Endings Almost 10% of the regiment died in service. 654 men mustered out with the regiment at the end; 128 of them were original members. Washington The 91st guarded several ...

Search:The WebAngelfire VforVendetta Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site Browse Sites « Previous | Top 100 | Next » 93rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry HOMEBIOGRAPHIESROSTERSHAY LETTERSMY ANCESTORS SERVICE RECORD Welcome to 93rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Let me start out by saying Welcome to the 93rd. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Page. I am not one of the re-enactors of the 93rd. here in Lebanon.I am just someone who loves the history and heritag ...

Proclamation 13 April 1861: "WHEREAS, the laws of the United States have been and now are opposed in several of the States by combinations too powerful to be suppressed in the ordinary way, I, therefore, call forth the militia of the several States of the Union, to the aggregate number of 75,000, to suppress said combinations and execute the laws. I appeal to all loyal citizens to facilitate this effort to maintain the laws, the integrity of the National Union, and the perpetuity of pop ...

Benton Cadets, Missouri Infantry Organized at St. Louis, MO, September & October, 1861. Fremont's Campaign in MO September to November, 1861. At Rolla till January, 1862. Mustered out 1/8/1862. Source of Data: "A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion, V.III" by Frederick H. Dyer. This regiment was raised in OH, with Co. A from Cincinnati & Co. E & F from Shelby County. Benton Cadet Records at the Ohio Historical Society. Surname: First Name: (optional) ROSTER: Allen, Charl ...

IN MEMORY OF OUR FALLEN COMRADE CAPTAIN BRIAN POHANKA, 1955-2005 The 5th New York Volunteer Infantry The 5th New York Volunteer Infantry, "Duryée's Zouaves," was one of the most renowned fighting regiments of the American Civil War. Their colorful Zouave uniform, precise maneuvers, effectiveness in combat and steady bearing under fire, won them universal respect and recognition. "I doubt whether it had an equal," General George Sykes said of the 5th New York, "and certainly no super ...

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Main >> Education & News >> History Dan Masters' Civil War Homepage 14th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Company C, 21st Ohio Volunteer Infantry 67th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 144th Ohio Volunteer Infantry 37th Indiana Volunteer Infantry 140th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Toledo Blade Article from January, 2003 Click here to view article Welcome to Dan Masters' Civil War page! Listed below are my Civil War web projects on numerous Ohio and Indiana reg ...

FIRST TENNESSEE MOUNTED INFANTRY WAS STATIONED IN UPPER CUMBERLAND AREA OF TENNESSEE, AND OPERATED IN DEKALB, JACKSON, PUTNAM, WHITE COUNTIES, ETC. SITE INCLUDES ROSTERS, PICTURES, SOME SPECIAL ORDERS, AND PICTURES OF MEMBERS OF UNITS. EMAIL ME AT: dmj@dmitchelljones.org If you are using earthlink and email me. Please disable all blocks as I will not reply to blocked emails You are the Visitor since 1 January 2001 I hope you enjoyed your visit. Let me know your opinion of my site.

4th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Regiment 1861-1864 "Grand Army of the Potomac" 4th Michigan Volunteer Infantry Battle flag "On 21 June 1861 the regiment received its first flag from the ladies of Adrian who had sewn the legend "The Ladies of Adrian to the 4th Regiment--Defend It" on the flag. "While I have the honor to command these brave men, while my life shall be spared, the flag shall never be surrendered to the foe," promised Colonel Dwight Woodbury. At Malvern Hill, 1 July 1862, ...

HOME SERVICE BIBLIOGRAPHY OFFICIAL RECORDS MAPS ROSTER IMAGES FLAGS GRAVES CASUALTIES E-MAIL LINKS REUNION ARMS and EQUIPMENT FRIENDS of the 3rd OVC Third Ohio Volunteer Cavalry WELCOME "..the 3rd Ohio had rather fight than to build bridges, anyway!" .. G. Kilpatrick during the raid around Atlanta 1864 "… A cavalry regiment does not usually suffer a heavy loss in any one engagement; it is one here, two or three there – a constant ...

25th Ohio Volunteer Infantryin the war for the Union Dedicated to the memory of the brave veterans in the 25th Ohio who unselfishly gave of themselves, some making the ultimate sacrifice, to the preservation of the Union of the United States of America during the late rebellion of the eleven states known as the Confederacy. Site prepared by T.J. Edwards, Jr. & Sr. Copyright 1999 "…Give my respects to the family, also to all good union people that is true to their country and w ...

25th Ohio Volunteer Infantryin the war for the Union Dedicated to the memory of the brave veterans in the 25th Ohio who unselfishly gave of themselves, some making the ultimate sacrifice, to the preservation of the Union of the United States of America during the late rebellion of the eleven states known as the Confederacy. Site prepared by T.J. Edwards, Jr. & Sr. Copyright 1999 "…Give my respects to the family, also to all good union people that is true to their country and w ...

Last updated May 21, 2006 The 124th New York State Volunteers is a Civil War era reenactment unit started in 1982 in Orange County, NY, where the old regiment was raised. The unit has about 50 members in uniform and accurately represents a company at mid-war. Spouses and children are welcomed in this family oriented group; the ladies may choose to participate in The Daughters of Orange which portrays a patriotic organization of the time. The 124th NYSV has the h ...

24th MISSOURI VOLUNTEER INFANTRY "Lyon Legion" Regimental flag located at General Sweeney's Museum near Wilson's Creek Battfefield, Missouri PURPOSE: The purpose of this site is to collect and post information and data on the 24th Missouri Volunteer Infantry Regiment. This is a dynamic web site that will change with new information from descendants, photographs, paintings, drawings, letters, diaries, newspaper articles, stories, legends, etc. and other sources containing ...

Private Samuel C. Jones "At 8 o'clock am the battle opened. Our battery was engaged for 4 hours fighting...at 4 o'clock pm the Union forces fell back in considerable confusion. Stopped at several high points and shelled the enemy. George Lorentz, Elijah Bennett and Stillman Young wounded..." Reference to the battle of 2nd Kernstown. The Official Homepage of "The Upshur Battery" Battery E, 1st West Virginia Light Artillery. 1862 - 1865. One of the Battery... Private Bur ...

Background music "The New York Volunteer" Courtesy of civilwarmidi.homepage.com Lyrics to Music This site is dedicated to the 45th N.Y. Volunteer Infantry and to my Great Grandfather, Gottlieb Messnick who served with Company C of the 45th and was wounded at the battle of Chancellorsville. --- Alfred W Wiemann 45th Reenactors History Photographs Officers Muster List Web Rings Favorite Links Gettysburg Annandale Church VA 45th NYV Infantryman by Don Troiani Artwork courte ...

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The 6th MN Project This site is a tribute to the soldiers and families of those who served in Minnesota's 6th Regiment. The goals of this project are: 1) to identify the soldiers, 2) to compile their personal and family histories, 3) to identify their descendants, 4) to compile the history of the regiment, 5) to preserve the legacy of Minnesota's 6th. John A Waide, 6th Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Battle Flag, oil on canvas, 1895, Minnesota Historical Society. ...

107th New York Volunteer Infantry Red Star Division 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, 12th Army Corps 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 12th/20th Army Corps Lincoln's Banner Regiment On August 15, 1862 this regiment was awarded a banner by President Abraham Lincoln for being the first unit to reach Washington in answer to his call for an additional 300,000 men. The President reviewed the regiment commenting, "That it was the b ...

New York 2nd Regiment Veteran Cavalry "Empire Light Cavalry" Info: Frederick H. Dyer's Compendium of the War of the Rebellion Record of Events for Second New York Veteran Cavalry, August 1863 - June 1865 (from the Official Records of the War of the Rebellion) Schenectady Co., NY Soldiers in the Civil War: Second Regiment of Cavalry (Veteran) Lt. Col. Gurney's Official Report - 21 September, 1864 Lt. Col. Gurney's Official Report - 22 September, 1864 Col. Chrysler's Official Report - 10 February, 1865 Letter from Joseph Hayes - 23 September, 1864 Photos of Private E.B. Root Diary of Private E.B. Root Discharge Paper of Private E.B. Root Fort Blakely, Alabama Go to Mark Aubrey's Civil War Page Page last updated on March 31, 2002.

Main Welcome to the Ohio Volunteer Infantry 4th Regiment Three Months and Three Year Service This site will always be changing and having items added to it. Check back often . Latest Update on 14th February, 1999 Visitors to this site since 30 April, 1997 ** WANTED ** Information about the History of Regiment. Sharing of information and research results. Personal info. on individuals who served in regt. Queries about those who served in Regt. Lists o ...

Yankee Doodle Dandy History of Pennsylvania Volunteers 1861-5 By Samuel P. Bates One Hundred And Forty-Third Regiment. Page 487 The companies composing this regiment were recruited in Luzerne county, with the exception of two, H and K, which were from Susquehanna, Wyoming, and Lycoming. A camp of rendezvous was established three miles from Wilkesbarre, in July, 1862, which these companies were the first to occupy, and here on the 18th of October, the regiment was organized by the choic ...

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Pennsylvania Volunteers of the Civil War Look for your ancestors in this PA genealogy database of American Civil War soldiers. PA Civil War infantry, cavalry & artillery rosters, histories, biographies, draft, journals, letters, medal of honor recipients, prisoners of war (POWs), & pensions of our Pennsylvania military ancestors. Use this free Pennsylvania database to help with your PA genealogy search. Home Rosters Bates Bios Newspapers Diaries Flags MOH POWs Pensions Deaths Counties ...

Main Page and Search Engine for this site. Links to Data and Online Resources for Cass County NOT on this Site This is a FREE SITE. Please notify the site owner if you have come to this site as a result of a paid subscription to another site. Roster of Company H, Second Regiment, Nebraska Cavalry Volunteers From "Roster of Nebraska Volunteers from 1861 to 1869: Compiled from Books, Records and Documents on File in Office of Adjutant General of State" Edgar S. Dudley, First Lieutena ...

Main Page and Search Engine for this site. Links to Data and Online Resources for Cass County NOT on this Site Those Who Served This is a FREE SITE. Please notify the site owner if you have come to this site as a result of a paid subscription to another site. Roster of Company A, First Regiment, Nebraska Veteran Volunteers From "Roster of Nebraska Volunteers from 1861 to 1869: Compiled from Books, Records and Documents on File in Office of Adjutant General of State" Edgar S. Dudley ...

Main Page and Search Engine for this site. Links to Data and Online Resources for Cass County NOT on this Site This is a FREE SITE. Please notify the site owner if you have come to this site as a result of a paid subscription to another site. Roster of Company B, First Regiment, Second Brigade, Nebraska Mil. From "Roster of Nebraska Volunteers from 1861 to 1869: Compiled from Books, Records and Documents on File in Office of Adjutant General of State" Edgar S. Dudley, First Lieuten ...

Second Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Dedicated to the Military and Civilian History of Wisconsin in the Civil War And The Iron Brigade of the West The Storm Cometh-we hope the infatuated rebels like the appearance of the northern horizon. The storm of patriotism may shortly become the hurricane of vengeance, and they have only themselves to thank... Those who sow the wind must reap the whirlwind. Milwaukee Sentinel Editorial Saturday, April 20, 1861 Table of Contents ...

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THE SIXTH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY "RUSH'S LANCERS" Welcome to the official web site of the Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry, also known as Rush's Lancers. One of the finest volunteer cavalry regiments of the American Civil War, the Lancers had a storied history marked by hard combat and long marches. This regiment, raised mostly in Philadelphia, had a storied history. To learn more about Rush's Lancers, spend some time visiting this web site, which is filled with useful and interesting informat ...

Search:The WebAngelfire X-Men 3 Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site Browse Sites « Previous | Top 100 | Next » THIRTEENTH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS ROSTER This roster of the Thirteenth Massachusetts Volunteers was transcribed by Herbert A Rideout from the book "Three Years in the Army" by Charles E. Davis Jr., Boston 1894. Errors or omissions can be corrected by contacting, Herbert A Rideout 2235 Gum Tree Lane Fallbrook, CA. 92028 wa6ipd@dslextreme.com Note: A ...

This web site has been discontinued. All written, photographic, and/or scanned material on this page and all other pages that constitued the previously published website of the US Frontier Brigade, with the exception of material that is public domain, is the property of Don Kessler and may not be copied, reproduced, or transmitted in any form without the expressed written consent of Don Kessler - webmaster. Copyright, 1998 - 2003 Don Kessler This index page updated last on: 10/01/2003