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1. [VAWBTSVETS-L] IMPT. fwd. from another site [1]
I found this while researching today and felt it was way too impt. not to share. The names included in it are very familiar to most of us. Maybe this will help someone find that WBTS ancestor that has been missing!! Diana Kinzer Heath TIP#69 - CIVIL WAR CASUALITIES - KY CONFEDERATES BURIED IN GA Posted by Sandi Gorin on Sun, 25 Jan 1998, at 2:08 p.m. Surnames: Collins, Herbst, Madeira, Bearde, Kingery, Stovall, Townsend, McMahon, Dunn, Dailey, Hackley, Richardson, Dedman, Steele, Thompson, Bryant, King
2. [VAWBTSVETS-L] National Archives Confederate Changes [1]
As to the National Archives and Confederate Records decision, I can report only what has been written recently. In Volume 6 of the 1998 "Confederate Veteran" magazine, the current "SCV" Commander Rick Griffin, reports the following: "As some of you are aware the National Archives is curtailing its service of copying Confederate Records. The serivce is to be continued privately by Broadfoot Publishing Company. Pre- sently all of the Confederate microfilm records are being di- gitized by Tom Broadfoot, an
3. Re: [VAWBTSVETS-L] RE: Carver Hospital [1]
> Does anyone have any information about Carver Hospital or know of any > sources for finding out information about this hospital? Chances are it no > longer exists, and if it does the records have probably been thrown away or > otherwise destroyed, but this is really one of the only roads that I have to > finding out more about his time served in the army. Firstly, did you order his medical records also? These can aid greatly in retracing a soldiers civil war experience. The University of Michigan has
4. [VAWBTSVETS-L] Captain WIRZ' Execution Photos [1]
TAKE A LITTLE HISTORICAL LOOK AT THESE INTERESTING PHOTOGRAPHS The Execution of Captain Wirz Somewhat morbid, I admit, but these are 4 photos of the execution of Captain Wirz, the man in charge of Andersonville... http://rs6.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/v?ammem/cwar:0855-0858:T25 Sue morgana@ghg.net
5. [VAWBTSVETS-L] GRALEY, James [1]
============================================================ ============================================================ PLEASE SEND YOUR REPLIES TO ANGIE MERKICHE AT: PLEASE NOTE: Change the reply addrss. DON'T send your reply to me. ============================================================ ============================================================ I'd like to send an inquery. James Graley of Albemarle Co. VA born Abt.1786, died 1873 enlisted in the War of 1812. He is my gr gr gr
6. [VAWBTSVETS-L] Re: 45TH VA. INFANTRY [1]
Billy R. Bryant wrote: > > 2 Questions: > 1. Is there a web site for Va. 45th Infantry? > > 2. Is there a list on the web of tne names of the people that were > paroled at Appomattox? > > Bill Bryant I goofed on the above and apologize to the list. It should have been the 46th Va. Infantry. Bill Bryant
7. [VAWBTSVETS-L] ARTILLERYMAN ROBERT LEE [1]
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% A SEVENTEEN YR. OLD ROBERT LEE JOINS THE ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, were a part of the six-pounder cannon used by the Rockbridge Artillery. These cannon were a gift from former President Zachary Taylor in 1850 to V.M.I. One of these six-pounders was captured at the Battle of Kerns town, with yet another one taken at the Battle of Cross Keys. Larger, more pow
8. [VAWBTSVETS-L] 45TH VA. INFANTRY [1]
2 Questions: 1. Is there a web site for Va. 45th Infantry? 2. Is there a list on the web of tne names of the people that were paroled at Appomattox? Bill Bryant
9. [VAWBTSVETS-L] 61st VA INF [1]
61st VIRGINIA INFANTRY Partial Death Roll The following is a list which was published in the newspaper I found on microfilm. There was a listing for several days in a row, with different Confederates. Perhaps one of your ancestors is listed. "Confederate Dead" as published in the Norfolk Landmarka Virginia newspaper..PORTSMOUTH Section date: April 14, 1875 The following is a death roll of COMPANY 'C', 61st Virginia Infantry, during the War Between the States: Lieutenant St. Julian WILSON, morta
10. [VAWBTSVETS-L] Six CSA VA Point Lookout POW's [1]
These Are My Six CSA Point Lookout Ancestors: (1) Darden, John Wilson, Cpl.: 3rd VA Inf. Co.D; captured Five Forks 4/1/65; released from Pt. Lookout 6/26/65 (2) Darden, Thomas E.; 16th VA Inf. Co. C; captured Burgess Mill 10/27/64; released from Pt. Lookout 6/3/65 (3) Howell, Julius Franklin, Cpl.: 24th VA Cav. Co. K; captured Amelia Court House 4/6/65; released from Pt. Lookout 6/13/65 (4) Howell, Neverson, Pvt.: 41st VA Inf. Co. K; Pt. Lookout from 2/1/65 - 6/13/65 (5) Lee, Elisha Everette, P
11. [VAWBTSVETS-L] VAUGHT MAIL LIST [1]
LIST ADMINISTRATOR OF: VAUGHT email list WEBMASTER: THE VAUGHT CONNECTION http://www.shawneelink.com/~mvyoung/ Researching the Vaught Families of Christian Vaught, George Vaught Mathias Vaught and John Paul Vaught. Welcome to the VAUGHT MAILING LIST Please READ THIS MESSAGE and SAVE IT. You are currently subscribed in "mail mode", which means you will receive every posting made to the VAUGHT LIST as a separate e-mail. The directions on how to change to digest mode are given below. 1. How to
12. [VAWBTSVETS-L] did you know [1]
I am Navy Retired since 1965 but during my three wars I was with the #rd and 5 marine core in the invasions landing and let me not forget the Army 6th engineering Bunch. How many of you every wonder why the Marines were called Leatherneck. Here is WHY. The Marines'oldest and most colorful nickname came from the Characteristic black leather stock worn around the necks of all enlisted Marines (and many officers) for the first hundred years of the corps. The neck the neck stock served two purposes: improved p
13. [VAWBTSVETS-L] 32nd VA INF Help [1]
============================================================ ============================================================ PLEASE SEND YOUR REPLIES TO THEIR ADDRESS: Guilliams@webtv.net ============================================================ ============================================================ Where is the best place to find a roster and info on this unit? I had 2 or 3 FIRTH ancestors that fought with this unit. Barry and Rhonda Guilliams Yorktown VA
14. [VAWBTSVETS-L] BURNSIDE's MUD MARCH [1]
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% BURNSIDEs ARMY TRIES TO STRIKE A MORTAL BLOW JANUARY 20, 1863 %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% On the morning of January 20th, 1863, General Burnside's army made a concerted effort, to strike a great and mortal blow to end the rebellion, and to gain that decisive victory which is due the country. These were the noble words announced to his men prior to their departure from camp. The federal army with the great wago
15. [VAWBTSVETS-L] 48th VA INF SITE UPDATE [1]
48th Virginia Infantry Web Site From: Vernard Bond I've made updates to the 48th Virginia web site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~vascott/48th/index48.htm The 48th was recruited from Lee, Russell, Scott, Smyth and Washington counties. Letters, photographs, family histories and other pieces of information have been ad ded. Please drop by and take a look. If you have any items you would like to include, send them along to me and I'll be happy to add them. If you are a contributor,
16. [VAWBTSVETS-L] Fwd: Gibson & Allied families [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_916431592_boundary Content-ID: <0_916431592@inet_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Hi, Can somebody please let me know if the info I just received via e-mail is reliable ? AND if these John's belong to my line ? John Gibson (VA) Lt. Col. 13th VA. 11-12-1776; Col. 6th VA. 10-25-1777; transferred to 9th VA. 9-14-1778; transferred to 7th VA. 2-12-1781 and served to close of War. John Gibson Jr. (VA) Ensign 9th VA 10-11-178
17. Re: [VAWBTSVETS-L] GRALEY, James [1]
This is also my direct line and I found the following info at the Nat'l Archives in 1978. I would appreciate any additional info anyone might have for me. Thanks!! Diana Kinzer Heath *** ISAAC MADISON GRALEY in the CIVIL WAR He served in the: 2 Co. H. 60 VA. Infantry, 3rd Regiment of Wise Legion Infantry. *** JOHN GRALEY in the CIVIL WAR He was a Pvt. in 2 Infantry 59 Virginia 3rd Regiment, C. S. A. He died as a prisoner of War in the Morton Union Prison Camp in Indiana *** JAMES GRALEY serve
18. [VAWBTSVETS-L] NARA Follow Up [1]
MY APPRECIATTION TO: Carolyn S. Billups who wrote: Here is the response I got from Rick Griffin re National Archives: Broadfoot purchased each role of the Confederate Service Records from NA. He is going to digitize the microfilm and fill hard copy orders as a private vendor. NA retains originals and takes them out of circulation except for instances where microfilm is not readible. NA will no longer sell hard copies of Confed. Service Records, US Colored Troops and those Union service records that have
19. [VAWBTSVETS-L] Confederate [1]
Of interest is thd monument to the Co A, 61st VA Infantry is in Chesapeake, VA. It is the only Confederate Monument in the city of Chesapeake. At this time the Norfolk County Grays, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Chesapeake, VA. is raising money to have this monument repointed. It is on St. Brides Road. Three years ago the UDC group raised money to put up Highway markers to show the way to the monument. We put up three markers. Every Memorial Day the UDC Ladies and the SCV have a ceremony th
20. Re: [VAWBTSVETS-L] Confederate Records [1]
Thank you for the post and I very happy to learn that a publishing company of the SCV's choice has been selected to get these long neglected records out of decay and into print. I am not a current member of the SCV, but about ten years ago I was, and I know was the biggest issue the SCV was working on at the time. I hope the listowner will allow you to post to this list once the records are ready for sale. Good luck with this MAMMOTH project.
21. [VAWBTSVETS-L] Civil War [1]
Is there a publication that lists the Civil War casualties buried at Fredericksburg, Virginia cemetery. I'm looking for the grave of William Harry Spencer, he died at the battle of Seven Pines. /s/ Jim Spencer
22. [VAWBTSVETS-L] MATTHEW, MARK, LUKE, and JOHN [1]
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% THE ROCKBRIDGE ARTILLERY's FOUR SIX-POUNDER SMOOTHBORE CANNON %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% The Rockbridge Artillery was one of the most elite companies formed in Virginia, at the beginning of the Civil War. Many of their original compatriots came from Rockbridge County, in the upper end of the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia. Four six-pounder, smoothbore cannon had been given to the VMI campus by President Zachar
23. [VAWBTSVETS-L] KINSER./ Kinzer.... [1]
Can anyone find any reference to a Samuel H. Kinser/Kinzer.... He was supposed to be in the WBTS and from the Rockbridge Co., area. All help appreciated!! Jim Artz, in case I haven't expressed my gratitude for all you did in help me locate info...THANKS!! Diana Kinzer Heath ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ USGenWeb County Coordinator for: VA Roanoke Co., Roanoke City, and Salem City at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~varoanok/index.html Roanoke Co., VA Mailing List at: VAROANOK-L@rootsweb.com USGenWEB Co
24. [VAWBTSVETS-L] BLACKWELL, William L [1]
NOTE: PLEASE FORWARD YOUR REPLIES DIRECTLY TO THESE SUBMITTERS,OK Still trying to figure out which unit my ancestor Wm L. Blackwell might have been during the Civil War. His brothers were both in the 54th. I know the roster is not complete. I do own that reg- imental history, and was looking at it again today. I did notice several fellows enlisted in April of 1862 in RICHMOND. William L Blackwell died in MAY OF 1862 OF ILLNESS IN RICHMOND. Question: Why were they taking enlistments in Richmond, w
25. [VAWBTSVETS-L] 1890 Census Records [1]
We really do need the 1890 Census, however, this was burned in 1921. At the time, the census schedules were located in the basement of the Commerce Building in Washington, D. C. Even though the fire was contained, it flooded the area. The damage was not assessed until the following day, and it was noted that the census records soaked in the water overnight outside the protected vault area. The schedules were dried out, re-copied. But it was impossible to restore them. So? They should still be intact, yes?
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