your path: home ~ family lore ~ 14th MS Infantry Regt. Sign My "14th MS Inf (CSA)" Guestbook ~:~ View My Guestbook See also: Pvt. Milton Asbury Ryan "Experience of a Confederate Soldier in Camp & Prison..." Co B, 14th Mississippi Regiment (Enterprise Guard) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Regimental History 14th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, CSA May 27, 1861-April 26, 1865 The companies of the Fourteenth Mississippi Infantry Regiment were mustered into the Confedera ...

The Sixteenth South Carolina C.S.A. Gist Brigade Army of Tennessee A place where legend meets history to tell a story of our past... General States Rights Gist Collection of the South Carolina Relic Room Columbia, S.C. "The Brass Mounted Army" Music by Dayle K. The delays and off time with Geocites I cannot control, but the sites will continue. I thank all of you for your support and kindness to me. I had no idea. Again my thanks, steve To my friend ...

This site DOES NOT Promote, encourage, or condone ethnic, racial, religious or sectional animosity or stereotyping, or do I promote and support, any group which does. Hi! My name is Jim,your host for this page.I hope you enjoy the story of the 24th. at Gettysburg, July 1863 and the 42nd's action at the Wilderness. Sign the Guestbook or Send Your Comments Below! Choose your starting point24th. at GettysburgMen of the 24th.24th. Hall of Honor24th. Casualt ...

Search:The WebTripod Search Jobs Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site Browse Sites « Previous | Top 100 | Next » Battle Flag of Colonel George Henry Nixon's 48th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Army of Tennessee, C.S.A. Vote for this site in the Top Civil War Sites! [ Previous Two | List | Join | Random | Next 5 ] This Reenactor Ring site owned by 48th Tennessee (Nixon's). View Our Guestbook Sign Our Guestbook

Welcome to Alabama, "The Heart of Dixie", Circa 1861-1865... Lest we forget: Honoring the Gallant Sons of NW Alabama that Served the Confederacy , defended home, family, and native State from invasion. 4th Alabama "Roddey's" Cavalry, Confederate States Army The History and Genealogy of Northwest Alabama*, and It's Beloved Sons Who Served in this Honored Regiment, Known also as "Johnson's Cavalry" *Covering the modern counties of Colbert, Franklin, Lauderdale and Surrounding Area. ...

Free Web Hosting Provider - Web Hosting - E-commerce - High Speed Internet - Free Web Page - Photo Sharing Search the Web | HOME | Awards | Guest Book | E-Mail Me WELCOME to the 54th. Virginia Infantry OF THE 54TH. These are links to some of my other sites on the War Between the States 24th. Va. Inf. 93rd. Pa. Inf. 18th. Va. Cav 12th. Pa. Cav. Us My Ancestors These are links to my personal sites. The Waltons New Testament jrstumpy ...

Last edited on June 5, 2006 List of updatesAs of Oct. 2005, the book "A Confederate Chronicle" by Pamela Chase Hain is available, about Thomas Wragg of Co. B.Click to hear "Dixie" Welcome to the Internet home of the 8th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. This webpage is dedicated to my great-grandfather, William J. Andrews, Company E, 8th Georgia Volunteer Infantry. View his CSA "Purple Heart" Award. I hope you enjoy your visit, and will return soon. View Dave Smith's review of this webpage, ...

The Beaufort Plow Boys Company B 61st Regiment North Carolina State Troops This Company, known as the "Beaufort Plow Boys," was raised in Beaufort County in October, 1861, as Captain Henry Harding's Independent Company, North Carolina Troops. It was mustered into Confederate service at Washington on November 9, 1861 for twelve months. On an unknown date subsequent to April 15, 1862, it's term of service was extended to three years or the duration of the war. On or ab ...

Muster Roll of Company F 9th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers The Sumter Greys THE SUMTER HERALD Friday, May 24, 1901 Capt. D. W. Harrington, Ninth Regiment S. C. V. The following Muster Roll of the "Sumter Greys" Ninth S.C.V., will be found of exceeding interest. This was Company F, of Col. J. D. Blanding's Regiment, and the roll herewith was made by Adjutant J. Dozier Lee ( Adjutant J. Dozier Lee was JOHN DOZIER LEE, the son of George Washington Lee & Susan Ann Dozier. He ...

Historical Sketch of Company G, 8th Georgia, CSA As it appeared in The Hawkinsville Dispatch, Hawkinsville, Georgia, beginning on July 10, 1879, p. 3. By my great-great grandfather, David Green Fleming David Green Fleming The Hawkinsville Dispatch, Hawkinsville, Georgia, Thursday, June 26, 1879: n the issue of the Dispatch of July 10th we will commence the publication of historical sketches of the Pulaski Volunteers, by Mr. D. G. Fleming. The sketches will embrace the must ...

your path: home ~ family lore ~ Co G, 8th MS Company G, 8th Infantry Regiment (CSA) "Tolson Guard" Jasper County, Mississippi Mustered into State Service, July 17, 1861 at Buckley's Store in the Fellowship Community, Jasper County. Captains - George W. RYAN, J. G. Knox, J. W. White, B. M. Buckley First Lieutenant - George F. Peek, elected Major: J. W. White Second Lieutenant - Benjamin M. Buckley Third Lieutenant - John W. Combest Lname Fname M ...

Roster and History of Company I, 25th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers Company I of the 25th Regiment of South Carolina Volunteers was originally made up of the Clarendon Guard when they were mustered into the Confederate Army. The Clarendon Guard volunteered its services to the state prior to the outbreak of the War but was not accepted until later. Some of the members (who are not listed here) joined Hampton's Legion. The Clarendon Guard was organized in November of 1861, in the s ...

Roster of Company H, 26th Regiment South Carolina Volunteers The Twenty-Sixth Infantry Regiment was organized at Charleston, South Carolina in September, 1862, by consolidating the 6th and 9th Battalions South Carolina Infantry because the two regiments were essentially wiped out in the first summer of the war in Virginia. After serving in South Carolina, the Twenty-Sixth moved to Mississippi, was placed in N.G. Evans' Brigade, and confronted the enemy at Jackson, Mississippi. The expec ...

Regimental Organization Lt. Crane's Service Record Regimental Assignments Official Record: Battle of Grand Gulf Grand Gulf: Fortifications Diaries LettersCivil War Links Character of Robert E. Lee Regimental FlagImages of the WarUSGenWebProject: Louisiana Civil War ArchiveSelected BibliographyVicksburg MarkersThe "Widow Blakley" This site is listed at: eHistory.com The Men This site is dedicated to 1st Lieutenant George Price Crane, CSA, Battery Comm ...

FIRST SOUTH CAROLINA CAVALRY UNIT HISTORY The First South Carolina Regiment of Cavalry as formed in 1861 and ordered up to Northern Virginia in the fall of 1862. Assigned to Gen. Wade Hampton's Brigade, they participated in numerous battles and engagements such as Chambersburg, Fredericksburg, Brandy Station, Upperville, Gettysburg, Bristoe, Kelly's Ford, and Mine Run. Ordered South to defend their native state and surrounding areas in the fall of 1864, the First South Carolina Cavalry serv ...

Search:The WebAngelfire Lycos Phone Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site Browse Sites « Previous | Top 100 | Next » FIRST TEXAS FIELD BATTERY, CSA EDGAR'S BATTERY: A PROFILE OF A REBEL UNIT By D. Michael Cobb, Jr. The Oakridge School 5900 West Pioneer Parkway Arlington, Texas 76013 Character is not unique to individuals. Several units that participated in our country's civil war demonstrated distinctive personalities by their conduct in the face of confli ...

Hart's/Halsey's Washington Artillery Volunteers By Robert H. Moore, II E-mail: cenantua@yahoo.com Hart's/Halsey's Battery Known as the Washington Artillery Volunteers and Hampton's Legion Artillery, this battery was more often referred to by the name of its second captain and known as "Hart's Battery." Made-up largely of men from Charleston, Orangeburg, Barnwell, Colleton, Beaufort and Bamberg Districts, the company was formed from a division of the Washington Artillery of Charlesto ...

The Online Archive of Terry's Texas Rangers Sharing & preserving the history of the 8th Texas Cavalry Regiment, 1861-1865 Advanced Search About This Site Homepage Latest Updates Website Credits Biographical Sources Our Bio Notes Rosters & Lists Biographical Sketches Pension Applications Letters & Records Diaries & Journals Correspondence CSR Materials Official Reports Other Official Docs Books & Articles Memoirs & Histories Confederate Veter ...

Home | Subsccribe | News | Shop | TV | Events | Links | Contact | Free Info | Advertise | Search A publication of the Archaeological Institute of America Sumer Loses Bragging Rights May 31, 2000 by Kristin M. Romey Overview over Late Chalcolithic mud-brick architecture at Tell Hamoukar, dating to ca. 3,500 B.C. Two ovens used for making either bread or beer are visible on the left side in the bottom square and on the right side in the middle square. The circular feature in the ...

The Home of Barton-Stovall's Georgia Infantry Brigade Brig. Gen. Seth Maxwell Barton Brig. Gen. Marcellus Augustus Stovall Born September 8, 1829 Fredericksburg Va. Born September 18, 1818, Sparta, Ga. Died April 11, 1900 Washington D.C. Died August 4, 1895, Augusta Ga. Army of Tennessee The Georgia Infantry Brigade Rosters of The 40th., 41st., 42nd., 43rd., & 52nd. Ga. Regt.'s and of The 1st. Georgia State Line Troops s 40th. ...

THE LAWTON-GORDON-EVANS GEORGIA BRIGADE (CSA) 13th, 26th, 31st, 38th, 60th, & 61st Georgia Regiments 12th Georgia Light Artillery Battalion CONTENTS Commanders The Soldiers Organization War Service Chronology Images Bibliography Resource Links Help Needed Author's Notes The Civil War Center "In great deeds, something abides. On great fields something stays. Forms change and pass; bodies disappear; but spirits linger, to consecrate ground for the visionplace of s ...

THE WASHINGTON GRAYS Company K 10th Regiment North Carolina State Troops Heavy Artillery This page was last updated on: May 9, 2006This battery of heavy artillery, called the "Washington Grays," was accepted in State service for twelve months on April 22, 1861 and assigned to the 7th Regiment N.C. State Troops as Company A on May 29, 1861 and ordered to Ocracoke. On June 22, 1861 it was mustered into State service as Company K, 10th Regiment N.C. State Troops (1st Reg ...