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1. Re: [INCRAWFO] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
Kevin: Thanks for this...one of the most unselfish offers I have seen. We visited Andersonville about 3 years ago and what a sense of awe we felt just to be in the area where so many suffered..and so many died unnecessarily....no shelter except what they could muster for themselves..what a pity..what a blemish on all of us! I am aware that both sides had probably equally bad prisons..but this was perhaps the largest? My great-grandfather died in the war but with a little more dignity than in pri
2. [INCRAWFO] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
For those new to the roots web and those of you veterans I would like to say that there are many folks who subscribe that are willing to do what they can to help others in their research. I, myself do Volunteer research at Andersonville Civil War Prison in Andersonville Georgia. There are Any research I do is absolutely at NO cost and I am willing to do what I can. There are 1743 prisoners of war on record from the state of Indiana and about 700 who died here, I thought I would send my offer. I also do th
3. [INCRAWFO] From List Mom - If you are changing E-Mail Addresses. [1]
Dear List Members, With so many of you changing e-mail address I figured it was time to send instructions as to how to remove yourself from one address and then subscribe again with the new one. I have over 50 messages asking me to do this for members. If you know in advance that your e-mail address is going to change go to Password Central http://passwordcentral.rootsweb.com/ ask for a list of all the Mailing Lists you are subscribed to. Don't forget to submit your request at the bottom of the page.
4. RE: [INCRAWFO] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
Yes Jim, things were bad on both sides and I am constantly getting hate mail from those who yell about " What about ........ as if it made Andersonville any better knowing there were suffering in the Union POW sites as well. My work is here because I am here. Andersonville did have the most here and the most dead. 45000 held..12960 dead. 29% death rate. Elmira New York was number 2 and called the Andersonville of the north. At 24% death rate...about the same survival rate,,,but only 12000 held and 3000
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