About the Book This volume details the Civil War experiences of the 11th Wisconsin Volunteers as they traveled more than 9000 miles in the service of their country. Civil War Letters of Henry H. 11th Wisconsin Regiment Demographics and More. Site Updated and Returned to Normal.

American History, The Civil War, and Much More. Civil War Trust working to purchase Vicksburg Land. A CIVIL WAR TRUST FIRST. The Civil War Trust now has the opportunity to preserve 11 acres of pristine ground along the historic Southern Railroad the very first acres the Trust has saved of the Vicksburg battlefield.

The genealogical ramblings of Brandt Gibson as he researches his family history. Friday, February 23, 2018. Last year had a lot of big accomplishments and memorable days for me - my genealogy business did better than ever, I got to attend DNA Day and the SCGS Jamboree again, and we commemorated the birthday and angel anniversary of my little boy Levi. Among everything that happened, one big thing stands out - an adoption research case I was asked to help on. I knew from the court record.

Friday, December 31, 2010. I am going to post a series of letters my Great-Great-Grandfather wrote his wife during the Civil War. I will add interactive content and commentary as I go. They will be from first to last. I will give some background information and add to it as I learn more of when and where he traveled. July 10, 1826, D. Enlisted March 7, 1861. Mustered in December 27,1861. Promoted December 1861 to Corporal. Enlisted August 30, 1864.

The journal of an American history student. December 20, 2010 by Alex. Bannack, MT in the late 1800s. Ck instead of Bann o. Henry Plummer - Sheriff of Bannack from May 24, 1863 until January 10, 1864. By May, 1864, the town had grown large enough to become capital of Montana Territory. It lost its title as capital, however, only two years later in 1866 to Virginia City. The ghost town of Bannack, Montana.

Woe unto the defeated, whom history treads into the dust. Goose Creek Plantation, North Carolina. This is a photo of two slave children at Goose Creek Plantation from my post First Hand Accounts Of American Slavery In The 19th Century. I found the following information about Goose Creek Plantation in this book.

Tuesday, August 15, 2017. On August 10, 2017, my partner Sara Carlstead Brumfield and I delivered this presentation at Digital Humanities 2017 in Montreal. The presentation was coauthored by Patrick Lewis, Whitney Smith, Tony Curtis, and Jeff Dycus, our collaborators at Kentucky Historical Society. Audio files from the talk. Sara and I became involved around that time for Phase 2.

Others are only interested in reinforcing one standardized, politically correct opinion, therefore necessarily stereotyping all Southerners who love their heritage. Both extremes are worth correcting. TOCWOC - A Civil War Blog.

A blog about the Civil War west of the Mississippi River. Monday, August 10, 2015.

A Union Civil War regiment organized in Gibson County, Indiana. Chattanooga post-Battle report by Moore. Chickamauga post-Battle report by Embree.