Hundreds of searchable Pennsylvania Civil War rosters and muster rolls, regimental histories and Medal of Honor winners. Complete 5 volume searchable Bates. Tips on ways to discover if your ancestor was in the military with instuctions how to order your ancestor's military and pension records from the National Archives. ...

History of the 48th Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry Regiment ...

The history of the 93rd. Pennsylvania Infantry, Battle reports and roster, biographies, photos battle reports of Gettysburg, Williamsburg, Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania, and Cedar Creek.Midi music and poetry more.

About Civil War Army of the Cumberland (prototype of the modern army) and its commanders George H. Thomas, William S. Rosecrans, Don Carlos Buell, and Robert Anderson ...

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 Site Search Please sign the guestbook History of the 64th Regiment by Dennis Conklin Who They Were Elmira The Trip South Camp Fenton ...

149th New York State Volunteer Civil War Regement ...

Civil War Diary of Elias D. Moore 114th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Co. A 1862, 63, 64, 65 ...

101st Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry Keystone Regiment No regiment that served through the Civil War from the state of Pennsylvania was more representative of the entire citizenship of the State than was the 101st Regiment. Not only representing all sections of the State it also represented all classes such as professional men, the merchant, the mechanic, the farmer, and common ...

76th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Captain Charles R. Woods, of the 9th United States Infantry, having been authorized to raise a regiment for the three years' service, recruited and organized the 76th Ohio Volunteer Infantry at Newark, Ohio, on the 9th of February, 1862. The regiment left Newark, and, proceeding via Paducah, Ky., to Fort Donelson, took an active part in the engagement at that place.

General Charles Cruft Home Page of the Thirty-First Indiana Volunteer Infantry A Fighting Regiment Welcome to the Home Page of the 31st Indiana Volunteer Infantry. The 31st IVI played a significant role in the Civil War, participating in several Major Western battles and sieges. The regiment's men mostly came from the west central area of Indiana around Terre Haute and surrounding counties.

49th Ohio Volunteer Infantry The Forty-Ninth Ohio was organized at Tiffin, Seneca County, under special authority from the Secretary of War. Colonel William H. Gibson recruited and drilled the regiment. It started from Camp Noble, near Tiffin, to Camp Dennison on the 10th of September, 1861, received its equipment on the 21st of September, and moved for Louisville, Kentucky, where it arrived the ...

82nd Illinois - A Homepage The Eighty-second Illinois Infantry was a civil war unit composed mainly of German, Jewish and Scandinavian members. These volunteers were mainly from the Chicago area. The history of the unit includes such battles as Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Orchard Knob, Resaca, New Hope Church, operations around Atlanta, and Sherman's march to the sea . Contents Adjutant ...

Welcome to the 11th Indiana Battery Light Artillery Homepage History Dyer's Compendium Roster Images Battle Reports Letters Cemetery Database Weapons Bookshelf Mailing List Links Guest Book This page is a labor of love and a continual work in progress. Last updated: March 3, 2002 Thoughts Comments Corrections Then drop me an email: wmchellis@earthlink.net 11th Battery History This page under ...

This is a very detailed document on the Illinois 87th Regiment!

Horse drawn Civil War Artillery reenactors. These pages review the history of the unit's we portray - both Confederate and Federal.

We're a Civil War reenactment group in the Central Valley, Calif. We also have historical data on the Iron Brigade ...