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Battle of Secessionville June 1862, Charleston, SC Part of Civil War @ Charleston Website The Battle of Secessionville was fought on James Island, near Charleston, South Carolina on June 16, 1862. This was the first major Federal effort to take Charleston. This page pulls together documents and information on this Battle found on the Civil War @ Charleston web site and other locations. Efforts ...
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Battery Wagner, the Assault of July 18, 1863 Part of Civil War @ Charleston Website. Contents: Capsule History Period Accounts Images Units Engaged Bibliography on Battery Wagner Capsule History In early July, an amphibious federal force landed at Lighthouse Inlet at the north end of Morris Island and overran two thirds of the island before being stopped at Battery Wagner, a point which kept ...
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Enter the National History Day in South Carolina pages ...
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BLOODY BRIDGE or THE BATTLE FOR BURDENS CAUSEWAY On Johns Island July 7, 8, and 9 1864. Part of Civil War @ Charleston website By Ted Banta Executive Director of The South Carolina Battleground Preservation Trust, Inc. Contents Introduction and Tactical Situation a massive assault on Charleston is readied. Actions of July 6 The Confederate Artillery opens fire. The Stono Scouts take a prisoner.
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Welcome to the York County SCGenWeb Search these Records!: Links that are not included in the search engine: York Cemeteries York County Census Civil War Rosters & Units for York Death Notices Funeral Homes Look Up Volunteers Historical Articles from Louise Pettus & More on Page 2 & More on Page 3 Marriages 1856-1865 The Quarterly, Magazine, York Co. Genealogical & Historical Society (RECORDS ON ...
More than 5, 000 former slaves and freedmen from South Carolina served in five infantry regiments and one artillery battery.
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Raysor and Gavin families of Colleton, Orangeburg, Bamberg and Dorchester Counties, SC-Genealogy and History ...
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