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History Nexus dot net Reviews: May 2008

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History Nexus dot net Reviews. Reviews of sites and blogs added to History Nexus dot net. Review of History on the Web - May, 2008. An Introduction: Enjoying History on the Net. Editor of History Nexus. View my complete profile. BBC: On This Day. Sunday, 25 May 2008. Review of History on the Web - May, 2008. May saw a busy month for History Nexus with the site, over six months old now, bringing in increased traffic from Google and other search engines. The fortieth anniversary of 1968. Excels more than m...

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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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Introduction and Table of Contents | 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. Introduction and Table of Contents. Why I’m Writing This Story. How did they keep the animals quite? What did they find when they returned home? How did they make it living by themselves until their father returned from the war? The materiel to support this effort was gathered over a number of years with assistance and encouragement from a wide variety of individuals to whom I owe a great deal of appreciation. Notify m...

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11 – FINAL DESTINATION PRINCETOWN, INDIANA | 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. 11 FINAL DESTINATION PRINCETOWN, INDIANA. One of the biggest mysteries surrounding the saga of Sarah Wiggins and her children is why Princeton? Included in the history of the small town is the story of a visit by a future President of the United States who would influence many of the events of the Civil War that affected the displaced Wiggins family. Pursued General Hood north from Atlanta toward Tennessee, the 42.

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9 – THE HENRY BLUN CONNECTION | 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. 9 THE HENRY BLUN CONNECTION. The undersigned a loyall citizen of the United States. Henry Blun’s message to Abraham Lincoln, January 24, 1865. Century likely around 1904. While certainty about the origins of the name may be difficult to obtain, it does appear to have a connection to a prominent citizen of Savannah, Captain Henry Blun. Historic Marker for the German Volunteers Located on Tybee Island, Georgia. Through t...

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Civil War Sources: October 2009

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Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Friday, October 30, 2009. Clarence D. McKenzie: the Little Drummer Boy of the 14th Regiment, New York. As we have learned in previous posts regarding the role of drummer boys. To young McKenzie, Luther Goodyear Bingham dscirbes the funeral procession as such:. Posted by A.J. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Of Battlefields and Bibliophiles. American Civil War Stories. With Sword and Pen. The Blood of My Kindred.

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Civil War Sources: November 2009

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Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Saturday, November 7, 2009. Johnny Clem: the Civil War Drummer Boy of Shiloh. In his Historical Collections of Ohio. As part of his research, Howe was able to interview Clem's family in Newark, Ohio. Lizzie clem, who was 7 years old when her older brother left home for the Army recalls the following events from the day prior to Johnnie's departure:. Tut, what nonsense, boy! When dinner was over Johnnie took charge of us, I being seven years old and our brother, Lew...

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Civil War Sources: February 2009

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Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com. Tuesday, February 17, 2009. Civil War correspondent C.C. Coffin on the horrors of war. Posted by A.J. Links to this post. Labels: C. C. Coffin. Courage of the color bearer. We've dscussed the dangers related to carrying the regimental colors into battle. It took special person to fill the color bearer's shoes. In his Reminiscneces of the Civil War. The name of that modest and gallant soldier is "W. F. Faucette. Posted by A.J. Links to this post. Posted by A.J.