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- Thomas’ Legion of Indians and Highlanders, CSA
A rare half plate tintype of 2nd Lieutenant James Conley, Company F, 69th North Carolina Volunteer Infantry (Thomas' Legion)
- 65th Georgia Volunteer Infantry - American Civil War Forums
65th Regiment Georgia Volunteer Infantry, CSA actions in East Tennessee from May 1862 through the Battle of Chickamauga, September 19-20, 1863, as recorded in the Official Records: Date Commander 65th GVI Activities and Movements 1-May-62 Col Sumner J Smith Formed as Smith's Legion Ga Vol 1-May-62 LtCol JS Fain Loudon, TN, Fain's Battalion
- 12 24, December 24th In Civil War History | On This Day
On this day in Civil War history Compiled by Mitchell Werksman and Jim Klag December 24, 1814 - Treaty of Ghent signed, ending the War of 1812 December 24, 1861 - Raleigh Edward Colston, CSA, is appointed Brig Gen December 24, 1861 - Skirmish at Wadesburg, MO December 24, 1861 - Federal
- Fate of the CSS Texas - American Civil War Forums
The CSA was never able to take possession of the warship, and it wound up being purchased by the Peruvian government, which christened her the America they had also purchased CSS Georgia, which became the Union Both ships took part in the Battle of Abtao (Feb 7, 1866) in which the combined Peruvian Chilean flotilla defeated a Spanish squadron
- Ritters Battery, 3rd Maryland Artillery, CSA
3rd Maryland Artillery, CSA Alternate Designation Ritter's Battery History One of the most traveled units in the Civil War, seeing action in Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, Ritter's Battery was originally organized by Captain John Latrobe, of Baltimore, in the fall of 1861 in Virginia
- Confederate Unit History Index - American Civil War Forums
1st Alabama Infantry Smith, Daniel P Company K or First Alabama Regiment or Three Years in the Confederate Service 3rd Alabama Infantry Third Alabama!: The Civil War Memoir of Brigadier General Cullen Andrews Battle, CSA by Brandon H Beck (University of Alabama Press, 2000) 4th Alabama
- Battle Flag of 2nd Maryland infantry, CSA - American Civil War Forums
They were both originally enlisted to protect Maryland territory, but not to invade the South The color bearer of the 1st Maryland Eastern Shore is said to have been the 1st cousin of the color bearer of the 1st Maryland Battalion (2nd MD) , CSA It was indeed a fraternal struggle
- 07 05, July 5th In Civil War History | On This Day
This date in Civil War history Compiled by Mitchell Werksman and Jim Klag July 5, 1859 - The fourth Kansas Constitutional Convention is convened in Wyandotte, Kansas July 5, 1861 - The Engagement near Carthage, MO, which embraces the actions at Dry Fork Creek and Brier Fork, in southwest MO
- 8th Tennessee Infantry (Confederate) - American Civil War Forums
Description from Tennessee State Library Archives digital collection: Sgt Jesse Washington Carmack, Co F (formerly D), 8th Tenn Inf Regt , CSA Carmack left Livingston in May 1861 and traveled to Nashville with his regiment He was present at the battles of Corinth, Miss [the siege], Perryville, Ky , Murfreesboro, Tenn , Chickamauga, Geo , Franklin and Nashville, Tenn He deserted on
- Gone to Virginny- A Brief Look at the Unique Service of the First . . .
Seems that when studying Kentucky Confederate units, the great majority of focus is on the Orphan Brigade and Morgan's Cavalry The story of the First Kentucky Infantry is not so well- known A very unique regiment, as it is the only Kentucky regiment to serve in what would become the Army of
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