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The American Civil War: January 19, 1863: Abraham Lincoln writes "To the Working-Men of Manchester, England"
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Saturday, January 19, 2013. January 19, 1863: Abraham Lincoln writes "To the Working-Men of Manchester, England". On this day 150 years ago, President Abraham Lincoln replied to an address praising him from workingmen of Manchester, England. EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,. January 19, 1863. TO THE WORKING-MEN OF MANCHESTER:. To the Working-Men of Manchester. January 19, 2013 at 12:48 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The American Civil War. January 2, 1861: "The State of affairs at Fort Sumter".
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Post-Murfreesboro campaign detail, 36th Illinois soldier, February 1863 | Tennessee in the Civil War
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Tennessee in the Civil War. WwwTennesseeintheCivilWar.com Tweeting at TN 150th on Twitter. Post-Murfreesboro campaign detail, 36th Illinois soldier, February 1863. December 27, 2010 in Letter. James Wilson of the 36th Illinois Infantry, Company C. Datelined “Camp near Murfeesboro Tenn,”. 16 February 1863,. Use the TN Civil War GIS Map. February 16, 1863 – 26 buildings in Nashville used as hospitals. February 15th, 1863 – skirmishing at Nashville and Clarksville. February 13, 1863 – Skirmish at Rover.
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The American Civil War: May 10, 1865: The Capture of Jefferson Davis
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Sunday, May 10, 2015. May 10, 1865: The Capture of Jefferson Davis. On this day 150 years ago, Confederate President Jefferson Davis was captured near Irwinville, Georgia. Weeks later, as part of an investigation of a friendly fire incident, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Harnden, commander of the detachment of federal cavalry that captured Jefferson Davis, wrote this report of the incident. Honorable JOSEPH HOLT,. Judge-Advocate-General of the United States:. Late Lieutenant-Colonel First Wisconsin Cavalry.
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December 30, 1862 – action in an around Murfreesboro | Tennessee in the Civil War
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Tennessee in the Civil War. WwwTennesseeintheCivilWar.com Tweeting at TN 150th on Twitter. December 30, 1862 – action in an around Murfreesboro. December 30, 2012 in Murfreesboro. Rosecrans moves toward Murfreesboro; C.S. General Joseph Wheeler makes a raid against Rosecrans at Nolensville, going completely around the Federal Army; skirmishes at Jefferson and Rock Spring; capture of Union, Tennessee; destruction of Watauga Bridge. Use the TN Civil War GIS Map. February 13, 1863 – Skirmish at Rover. UT Pr...
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12 – OTHER SCC CLAIMS FROM EMANUEL COUNTY | To Preserve Family and Farm
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To Preserve Family and Farm. A True Story of a Family's Encounter with Sherman's Army. 12 OTHER SCC CLAIMS FROM EMANUEL COUNTY. The list of allowed claims from Emanuel County includes the following individuals:. April 9, 1809 November 16, 1888, husband of Mary Gray Allmond (1813-1889). Both are buried in Bethel United Methodist Church Cemetery in Emanuel County. The 1860 census lists him as residing in Burke County and in Emanuel County by the 1870 census. John L. Newton. One of the readily apparent comm...
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13 – MEANWHILE…BACK AT THE FARM | To Preserve Family and Farm
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To Preserve Family and Farm. A True Story of a Family's Encounter with Sherman's Army. 13 MEANWHILEBACK AT THE FARM. Was she afraid that George might be taken prisoner or press into service by the Union army? Did she formulated a plan to leave with the Union army prior to the arrival of the first Union soldiers on November 30, 1864 and communicated that plan to George? As a young man of 14, how did George survive on a farm that had been looted by Sherman’s army? According to reports from family members w...
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The American Civil War: May 11, 1865: The Arrest of Alexander H. Stephens
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Monday, May 11, 2015. May 11, 1865: The Arrest of Alexander H. Stephens. Liberty Hall, Georgia, Thursday, May 11, 1865. More Yankees have come! While Anthony was getting ready, I had asked Captain Saint if I might write a letter or two to some friends, to my brother and to my sister-in-law's family. He said I might. My brother and his children had left me two days before, after a visit of nearly a week. I wrote him a note in about these words:. ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS. Was General Toombs at home? I found a...
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