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Civil War Journey: March to Murfreesboro
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Saturday, December 18, 2010. Charles Milton Adams joined the 174th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. On August 30th 1864. It was one of the last Volunteer Regiments of the war and was made up of veterans with previous service at Camp Chase in Columbus Ohio. He was in one of two companies (B and C) raised in Marysville for the term of one year. They were organized on the 21st of September and left two days later for Nashville, Tennessee. Cavalry. Adams remained there until October 27th on garrison duty. December 4...
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Civil War Journey: December 17th, 1862
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010. December 17th, 1862. Camp Near Abbeville Miss. Dec. 17th 1862. I take my pen this morning to write you a few lines to let you know that I am well, hoping that you are all enjoying the same blessings. We are having very beautiful weather, clear and sunshiny , but cool and bracing. And a part of our battery. I don’t know exactly what they are up to, but suspect there is some devilment afoot. Well there is another thing I have thought of, I have heard that Capt. Myers* has go...
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Newton Jasper Anglin, 24th TN Infantry, likely fought at Franklin, buried in Rest Haven | Battle of Franklin blog
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Battle of Franklin blog. 10th year blogging at BattleofFranklin.net. 8220;101 Stuff”. FREE Fort Granger Tour. Tour stop #1 – Winstead Hill Park. Tour Stop #10 – Downtown Franklin. Tour Stop #2 – The Cotton Gin. Tour Stop #3 – The Carter House. Tour Stop #4 – The Lotz House. Tour Stop #5 – Fort Granger. Tour Stop #6 – Historic Carnton House. Tour Stop #7 – McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Tour Stop #8 – The Eastern Flank. Tour Stop #9 – Rest Haven Cemetery. He was officially listed as a. During the war, the...
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Civil War Journey: Family Ties
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Saturday, December 18, 2010. I am trying to understand why C.M.A. re-enlisted into the Army after being home for eighteen months. One possibility was the fact his two nephews from his brother Ammon had joined the same unit, the 136th Ohio. In May of 1864. Possibly from a call for volunteers to shore up the Army of the Potomac around Washington D.C. EDWIN G. ADAMS. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS (later in life). Charles Adams and His Ancestors and Descendants. By Elmo Adams 1969. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Civil War Journey: Battle of Davis Bridge Oct. 5th
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Tuesday, December 7, 2010. Battle of Davis Bridge Oct. 5th. Battle of Davis Bridge. Also know as the battle of Hatchie bridge. The Darkest Days of the War. By Peter Cozzens has an excellent account (Chapter 23 Pages 280-290). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Charles Milton Adams Grave Site. Charles Milton Adams Discharge Papers (Original C. February 20th, 1865. Dec 7th 1864 The Battle of the Cedars. December 4th-6th, 1864 Overalls Creek. A Call to Arms. December 17th, 1862. November 20th, 1862.
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Civil War Journey: September 11th, 1862
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Sunday, December 5, 2010. September 11th, 1862. Corinth, Sept. 11th 1862. You also sent me some postage stamps, which arrived safe but, I didn’t need them very bad for I had got a chance to buy some and Ammon sent me 16. However they will come in good play. Or some others I might mention, it would have been no more than could have been expected. And as I have nothing of interest to write, I’ll quit. We shall probably stay here sometime as you can continue to direct you letters heretofore. A Call to Arms.
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Civil War Journey: December 8th 1862
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010. Camp near Abberville, Miss. I take my pen to reply to your kind letter of the 27th uft.(? Which came to hand to day. I was glad to hear that you were all well, I am well as usual and in fine spirits. I have plenty to eat, drink, and wear, and have comfortable quarters to stay in. We have plenty of fresh meat, both beef and pork, chicken and sweet potatoes. I hope you will worry no more about me on that scene. Aunt, where is cousin John and what is his address? Charles Milton A...
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Civil War Journey: Dec. 7th 1864 The Battle of the Cedars
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010. Dec 7th 1864 The Battle of the Cedars. I encountered Reb Cav Videtts. It was not to be, Col. Jones and the 174th captured a stand of colors, two cannons,(12 pound Napoleons) eight officers, and fifty two men. Later the number of prisoners climbed to near 200. Col. Jones was ordered by Milroy to take command of the faltering 178th Ohio during the battle as well. During the rout Forrest was reported as screaming;. Rally men for God's sake rally! Ohio in the War pg 707).
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Civil War Journey: November 20th, 1862
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Sunday, December 12, 2010. November 20th, 1862. La Grange Seminary Grand Junction, Tennessee, 1862). Camp near Grand Junction Tennesse Nov. 20th, 1862. Dear, Mary,. I received your kind letter of the 14th today. You said nothing about your health, but from what you say you were doing, I infer that you were not very ill. I am sorry that you have to do such hard work and hope the time is not far distant when your fence building will not be required. Did he fret much? Or did you suffer any inconvenience?
