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I've always wondered what people found that was so creepy about graveyards, and now I know-- William T. Sherman! Ahhhhhh! > ** Original Subject: RE: [MO-CW] Tales from the Crypt > ** Original Sender: "Desoto Joe" > ** Original Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2001 04:55:48 -0500 > ** Original Message follows... > > Tales from the Crypt > By Joy White > STLtoday.com Staff Writer > 10/25/2001 01:00 AM > > Only in sleep Time is forgotten -- > What may have come to them, who can know? > Yet we played las
2. Re: [MO-CW] Arkansas Post [0.986458]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, October 07, 2001 10:16 AM Subject: [MO-CW] Arkansas Post > Hello, > I have a question or two and I hope someone can answer. First, it seems some > of the rebels captured at Arkansas Post were later returned to their units > while some were sent to POW camps such as Fort Douglas. What was the reason > some were exchanged and some not. Second, I'm looking for Gabriel (Gabe) > Sidwell who was a blacksmith prior to
3. [MO-CW] 1st MISSOURI LIGHT ARTILLERY [0.986458]
Excerpt from the Annual Report of the Adjutant General of Missouri for the Year ending December 31, 1865. 1st MISSOURI LIGHT ARTILLERY HISTORICAL MEMORANDA pp. 402-406 http://home.earthlink.net/~turnerbrigade/ag1mo.htm Desoto Joe/The Record Man
4. Re: [MO-CW] civil war soldier/missouri [0.986458]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, October 11, 2001 5:20 PM Subject: [MO-CW] civil war soldier/missouri > i have a question regarding civil war in missouri and my 2ndgreatgarndfather. > he was charles e. starkweather enlisted at st.joseph,mo 1863 > believe 42nd regiment was aol several times, anyway i have received his > muster in > records,which don't tell me much about him. But according to national > archives in DC he never filed for a
5. [MO-CW] 1860 Mo Look-up, Shackelford [0.986458]
I would like a look-up in the 1860 Mo Census for Henry County. I am looking for: John C. Shackelford born about 1828 in NC. His wife is Ann. Thank you, Susan _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
6. [MO-CW] Upcoming events [0.986458]
October 19-21st, 2001. Hillsboro, Missouri. The seventh annual Fletcher House Historic Ghostwalk. Ghosts of the past appearing from the pages of history, to explain life in the mid-19th century. Making appearances this year will be Abraham Lincoln, Gov. & Mrs. Fletcher, Union & Confederate soldiers & more. For more information, call the Jefferson County Parks & Recreation Department at 797-5334. October 20th, 2001. Victorian Mourning At the Bissell House, 10225 Bellefontaine Road, St. Louis Mo.( 314-868-09
7. [MO-CW] Germany [0.986458]
Hello, Can you tell me where Lettweiler, Rheinland Pfalz, Germany is? Thanks. Betty
8. [MO-CW] Military Service Records [0.986458]
Military Service Records A Select Catalog of NARA Microfilm Publications TABLE OF CONTENTS http://www.nara.gov/publications/microfilm/military/ Desoto Joe/The Record Man
9. [MO-CW] FYI [0.986458]
For those who may be interested: GUN SHOW OCT 12, 13 & 14 Stratford Inn, 800 South Highway Dr. Fenton Mo. (across I44 from the Chrysler Plant) 100 Tables of Guns, Knives, Military & Hunting Accessories. BUY - SELL - TRADE War souvenirs wanted. Civil War to Desert Storm. Guns, swords, knives, daggers, un- iforms, medals, helmets, flags. Cash buyers for all antique & modern fire- arms. Especially wanted: high grade Browning shotguns, Winchester ri- fles & Colt pistols. FREE appraisals on any item. SHOW HOURS
10. [MO-CW] Gods and Generals [0.986458]
Sen. Phil Gramm, 59, is trading the political stage for the acting stage. Director Ron Maxwell cast the retiring Texas Republican as - surprise - a politician in his upcoming film "Gods and Generals," a prequel to his 1993 Civil War epic "Gettysburg." In a nonspeaking role, Gramm, a Texas Republican, plays a Virginia delegate at an 1861 gathering to vote on secession. He wears a period costume and sports mutton-chop sideburns as he joins other delegates who watch as the Virginia House speaker nominates Gen.
11. Re: [MO-CW] Pilot Knob, Missouri [0.986458]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Bonnie L. Huth" To: Sent: Friday, October 19, 2001 1:01 PM Subject: [MO-CW] Pilot Knob, Missouri > Some time ago someone published a web site that covered this event. > > I seem to have lost the url. Would the person who sent it please do so > again? > > I have found that one of my ancestors Lieutenant Colonel Amos W. Maupin > was in command of this district in about 1863 r 1864. > > Thanks. > > Bonnie > Company B. 47th Missou
12. [MO-CW] Been busy [0.986458]
Just a note to everyone. I'm looking forward to trying to answer your questions. Been real busy dealing with Union problems at work. I'll address questions in length in the next day or so. I've been pulling my hair out at the hospital & I'm just about ready to start looking into a new career. (Hopefully one dealing with history ;~) Desoto Joe/The Record Man
13. [MO-CW] Re: MO-CW-D Digest V01 #236 [0.986458]
Jim, The Homestead Act of 1862 provided for federal land grants in various states west of the Mississippi to persons who would settle the property, improve (farm or ranch) it, erect a dwelling on it, and live on the property continuously for 5 years. A former Union soldier could use a year of army service to satisfy a year of the 5 year residency requirement (up to 4 years total). Many soldiers settled in Kansas and Nebraska in this way. Records are with General Land Office, Bureau of Land Manageme
14. [MO-CW] High Ridge's Demaree Fair celebrates history [0.986458]
High Ridge's Demaree Fair celebrates history By Bill Phelan Of the Suburban Journals Meramec Journal 10/03/2001 06:00 AM History and cultural heritage will be celebrated this weekend in High Ridge. The 11th annual Demaree Fair is Saturday and Sunday with events for the entire family. "It started off trying to get the community involved in the history of the area," said Rhea Milisitch, fair chairman and secretary for the Northwest Historical and Preservation Society. Milisitch says the fair has gotten b
15. [MO-CW] Another book [0.986458]
Phantom Army of the Civil War and other Southern Ghost Stories. * Compiled & edited by Frank Spaeth (from the files of Fate magazine) 238 total pages, published by Castle books in 1997. Ghost stories. Runs $7.99 but a friend picked this up for me at Wal-Mart for $5.97. Do not be confused by the title, there is not much associated with the Civil War in this book. I would have given it a higher rate if I was doing it for ghost stories only, but it falls short for a Civil War fix. ISBN: 0-7858-1287-3 Desoto J
16. Re: [MO-CW] Clardy's Missouri Cavalry, CSA [0.986458]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jared E. Billings" To: Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 4:42 PM Subject: [MO-CW] Clardy's Missouri Cavalry, CSA > Does anyone have any information on this unit? I just learned that it is possible that an ancestor of mine may have joined this regiment in 1864 out of Plattin Township in Jefferson County. Thank you. > > Jared E. Billings > Festus-Crystal City, MO > If you verify this, let me know. Here is a listing of some
17. Re: [MO-CW] MO 5th Infantry Co. H [0.986458]
Hi. I'm new here and I thought I would add my info. I'm not an expert...I'm hoping to learn. This is what I have on my gg grandfather Alexander Hamilton Kerr. He was a Sgt. Co. I, 26 Reg. Engineer Missouri Militia/Union Army. Comanding officer: Capt. C. Wilhite. Enrolled March 1864 in Bolivar, Polk County,Missouri-Ordered into active action April 25, 1864-Relieved from active duty Nov. 19, 1864. Number of actual service-55 days. I sent to the National Archives hoping to get his pension file, but
18. [MO-CW] Spooky fyi [0.986458]
If you have seen the Blair Witch Project, you have heard of Burkittsville, Maryland. But did you know that there was no Blair Witch? The small town does have ghost stories surrounding a band of Confederates who died in 1862, during the battle of Crampton's Gap. In Burkittsville, is a small hump of ground, known as Spook Hill. The locals say that cars left in neutral here, will roll up the grade, instead of down. (Of course, who would walk off & leave your car in neutral) This is an optical illusion, I'm as
19. Re: [MO-CW] Co. I, 26 Reg. Engineer Missouri Militia-Comanding officer: Capt. C. Wilhite [0.986458]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Laura" To: Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2001 11:44 AM Subject: [MO-CW] Co. I, 26 Reg. Engineer Missouri Militia-Comanding officer: Capt. C. Wilhite > I have written to both the National Archieves and the Missouri Archives and no one has any records of my great great Grandfathers enlistment or pension file. > > I don't know how the enlistment would work. When a person enlisted, did they have to fill out a form, listing where t
20. [MO-CW] McIntosh [0.986458]
Looking for George W. McIntosh. Please help. Betty
21. [MO-CW] Re: Civil War Treasures from The New-York Historical Society [0.986458]
HI....this was posted on the VA-Hist list and I thought you might find it interesting.........~malinda Elizabeth Roderick wrote: > Hi - You might be interested in this new American Memory project -- there > are some very interesting stereographs relating to Virginia. > > Elizabeth > > "Civil War Treasures from the New-York Historical Society" is the latest > addition to the Library's American Memory Web site at > online presentation
22. [MO-CW] Red Top Mountain [0.986458]
Gary Lee Wehner, who lives in Georgia now, & is from Festus Missouri, is a designer and has built a memorial for the Missouri Civil War Soldiers killed near Red Top Mountain in Georgia. He called a friend of his, who is on our list & has sent pictures, an article about the dedication and all the names of the troopers that died there to our local papers. No date has been set for publication of the article, but when it appears, I will post it on the web page & on the list. Gary has been active in Confederac
23. Re: [MO-CW] Nathaniel Merritt b. May 10, 1816 d. January 21, 1897 [0.986458]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Erik Olson" To: Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 9:33 PM Subject: [MO-CW] Nathaniel Merritt b. May 10, 1816 d. January 21, 1897 > This is a long shot but here goes... > > This past summer I visited the gravesite of my 4th Great Grandfather > Nathaniel Merritt. Nathaniel was b. May 10, 1816 in Tn and d. Jan. 21, 1897 > in Christian Co. MO and is buried in the Delaware Cem in Christian Co. MO. > When I located his headstone it
24. Re: [MO-CW] McIntosh [0.986458]
I am looking for George W. McIntosh, he was born in 1843. He was in Howard County Mo. in 1870 working for William Biler as a farm hand. Stating he was born in Mo. I think maybe Mr. Biler might of entered his name in the census. In the 1880 census he had married and it said he was born in Va. He died in 1882 in Howard County. This is all I can find out about him. His wife was Sarah Elizabeth Gearhart, they married in Morgan County. Please reply. Betty McBride ----- Original Message ----- From: Jared E
25. Re: [MO-CW] Co. I, 26 Reg. Engineer Missouri Militia-Comanding officer: Capt. C. Wilhite [0.986458]
Did he get a pension? Did he file? Did you check for different name spellings? No one could find land information for Ellis Campbell in MO either.. they were under Ellis Camel, so easy, yet we missed it completely! The only reason I found it, because Lon's father Russell Campbell (great grandson of Ellis) always called himself Russell Camel! Went on assumption that good ol' Ellis might have used the same pronunciation.. he did. Marge http://www.rootsweb.com/~moiron2 Iron County MO Web Page http://freep
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