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Civil War Bibliography The Morristown & Morris Township Library North Jersey History Center Civil War Bibliography Call Number Author/Title H2 Baq Baquet, Camille, History of the First Brigade, New Jersey Volunteers, from 1861 to 1865, comp. under the authorization of Kearny’s First New Jersey Brigade Society, 1988. (reprint of 1910). 515 p. H2 Bil Bilby, Joseph G. Forgotten warriors: New Jersey’s African American soldiers in the Civil War. 1993. 72 p. H2 Bil Bilby, Joseph G. and William C. Goble. ARemember you are Jerseymen!@: A military history of New Jersey’s troops in the Civil War. 1998. 752 p. H2 Bil Bilby, Joseph G. Savage Spring: The 15th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry Regiment at the Battle of Spotsylvania. Excerpted from Military Images, September-October 1979, pp. 6-13. H2 Bil Bilby, Joseph G. Three rousing cheers: A history of the Fifteenth New Jersey from Flemington to Appomattox. 1993. 462 p. H 929 Ha Chambers, Theodore F. A Sketch of the Life and Character of Edmund Drake Halsey. 1898. 36 p. HM1 Demp Dempsey, Joseph H., Civil War Deaths: Morris County, New Jersey, [n.d.] [14 leaves] H2 Kear DeP DePayster, John Watts, Personal and Military History of Philip Kearny, Major-General United States Volunteers. 1869. 512 p. H 973.7 Dor Dornbusch, C.E., Regimental publications and personal narratives of the Civil War: A checklist: Volume 1, part IV: New Jersey and Pennsylvania. 1962. 71 p. HIST 0003 Drake, James Madison, Fast and Loose in Dixie. An Unprejudiced Narrative of Personal Fiche #85-88 Experience as a Prisoner of War at Libby, Macon, Savannah and Charleston H2 Drake Drake, J[ames] Madison, Historical Sketches of the Revolutionary and Civil Wars; with an Account of Author’s Desperate Leap from a Swiftly Moving Train of Cars, and a Fatiguing Tramp of 1,000 Miles Through Three Confederate states.... 1908. 272 p. HIST 0003 Drake, James Madison, The History of the 9th New Jersey Veteran Volunteers (1889) Fiche #89-94 HIST 0003 Drake, James Madison, The Battle, The Capture, the Prisons, and the Escape. Fiche #95-96 From the Army Diary of J. Madison Drake. Page 1 of 16 The Morristown & Morris Township Library North Jersey History Center Civil War Bibliography Call Number Author/Title H2 Fos Foster, John Y., New Jersey and the Rebellion: A History of the Service of the Troops and People of New Jersey in Aid of the Union Cause. 1868. 872 p. H 973. 7 Fox Fox, William F., Regimental losses in the American Civil war 1861-1865.... 1889. Also, 1985 reprint. 595 p. H2 Go Goerke, Sheila., A Civil War bibliography including slavery, 1983. (Bibliography for the Local History and Genealogy Department collection of the Joint Free Public Library of Morristown and Morris Township.)11 p. Typewritten manuscript. H 929.1 Gr Groene, Bertram H. Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor. 1973. 124 p. HM7 Hal Halsey, Edmund Drake, Brother against brother: The lost Civil War diary of Lt. Edmund Halsey. [15th NJ Volunteer Infantry]. Edited by Bruce Chadwick. 1997. 308 p. HM7 Hal Halsey, Edmund Drake, Diary of Edmund D. Halsey: Fifteenth Regiment N.J., Vols.: Aug.25th 1862-Jan. 12th 1865. Photocopy. LH 2019 Halsey, Edmund Drake, Rockaway Township in the War of the Rebellion: An Address Delivered….at the dedication of the soldier’s monument at Rockaway, N.J., May 30, 1892. [microfiche] H 973.7 Ham Hamersly, Lewis R., Records of Living Officers of the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.: Compiled From Official Sources. 4th edition. 1890. 489 p. H2 Han Hanifen, Michael. History of Battery B, First New Jersey Artillery. [Cover: Clark’s Battery B, 1st N.J. Arty]. [1905]. 174 p. H2 Hayw Hayward, John, Give it to Them, Jersey Blues! A History of the 7th Regiment, New Jersey Veteran Volunteers in the Civil War, 1998. 356 p. H2 Jack Jackson, William J., New Jerseyans in the Civil War: For Union and Liberty. 2000. 270 p. H2 Kea Kearny, Thomas. General Philip Kearny, Battle Soldier of Five Wars, Including the Conquest of the West by General Stephen Watts Kearny,.... 1937. 496 p. H3Mo5 Free Mar Martin, David G. Camp Vredenburg in the Civil War. 1993. 28 p. Page 2 of 16 The Morristown & Morris Township Library North Jersey History Center Civil War Bibliography Call Number Author/Title H2 Hex Martin, David G., editor, Hexamer’s First New Jersey Battery in the Civil War. [Battery A, First Artillery], 1992. 29 p. H2 Mar Martin, David G., The Raising of New Jersey’s Civil War Troops, 1993. 6 p. H2 Mie Miers, Earl Schenck. New Jersey and the Civil War: An Album of Contemporary Accounts. 1964. 135 p. H2 Mie ________________. New Jersey in the Year of the Proclamation. 1963. 8 p. H 973.7 Mor Morebeck, Nancy J., Civil War draft records: An index to the 38th Congressional Districts of 1863, 1997. 69 p. H3Mo5 Free Mor Morris, Ira K. Southern Agents in Freehold: How the Confederate Army was Recruited in the North; Recollections of Old Camp Vredenburgh. 1905. 23 p. HM Heri Gon Morris County Heritage Commission. Gone to Wear the Victor’s Crown: Morris County, New Jersey, and the Civil War: A Documentary Account. Compiled and edited by David Mitros . 1998. 216 p. H 016.9737 Mun Munden, Kenneth W. and Henry P. Beers. The Union: A guide to Federal Archives Relating to the Civil War. 1986 (reprint of 1962). 721 p. H1 974.903 Civ New Jersey Civil War Centennial Commission. Views on the Emancipation Proclamation: Selected Papers Presented at the Second Annual American History Workshop. 1962. 11 leaves. H1 973.903 Civ ______________________________________. Proceedings: Third Annual American History Workshop. 1963. 80 p. H1 973.903 Civ ______________________________________. Proceedings: Fourth Annual American History Workshop. 1964. 100 p. H1 974.903 Civ New Jersey Educational Association. Common Man in Crisis: Proceedings of Special Meeting, Annual Convention.... 1962. 13 leaves. H2 NJHS Civ New Jersey Historical Society. New Jersey in the Civil War. Edited by John A. Herbst. 1981. In: The Cockpit, Spring 1981, vol. XVI, No. II. 19 p. H3Cu1 Nic Nichols, Isaac T. Historic Days in Cumberland County, New Jersey, 1855- 1865: Political and War Time Reminiscences. 1907. 257 p. Page 3 of 16 The Morristown & Morris Township Library North Jersey History Center Civil War Bibliography HM6 Pierson Pierson scrapbooks. 1860-1940. (Clipped newspaper articles, plus subject index). HM7 Reve Revere, Joseph W., A Statement of the Case of Brigadier-General Joseph W. Revere, U.S. Volunteers, Tried by Court Martial, and Dismissed from the Service of the United States, August 10th, 1863,.... 1863. 48 p. H 929.01 Sch Schweitzer, George K. Civil War Genealogy: A basic Research Guide for Tracing Your Civil War Ancestors, with Detailed Sources and Precise Instructions for Obtaining Information From Them. 1984. 76 p. H2 Sie Siegel, Alan A. For the Glory of the Union: Myth, Reality, and the Media in Civil War New Jersey. 1984. 231 p. H2 Sin Sinclair, Donald A. A bibliography: The Civil War and New Jersey. 1968. 186 p. H3G1 Ste Civ Stewart, Frank H., compiler and editor. Gloucester County in the Civil War: Reprinted from The Constitution. December 1938-December 1944. 545 p. Also, MICROFICHE LH 1693. H2 Too Toombs, Samuel, New Jersey Troops in the Gettysburg Campaign from June 5 to July 31, 1863, 1888. 406 p. H 973.7 Uni United States. War Department. The war of the rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate armies. 1985 (originally published 1880-1901). 128 volumes. LH 2547 War Record of the First Baptist Church, Newark, N.J. During the Four Year’s National Struggle, from 1861 to 1865: Containing its Official Declarations, Roll of Honor, etc.... 1865. [microfiche] Page 4 of 16 The Morristown & Morris Township Library North Jersey History Center Civil War Bibliography Registers: HM1 Civ Civil War Certificates of Disability for Military Service, Morris County, New Jersey. 1862. (Actual certificates). HM51 Ever Civil War Soldiers Buried in Evergreen Cemetery [Morristown, N.J.]. [1996?] 257 p. Typewritten manuscript. HM6.15 Mo Morristown, N.J., First Presbyterian Church. Register of Civil War soldiers and sailors. Photocopy. H1 355 New Reg New Jersey, Office of the Adjutant General, Register of the commissioned officers and privates of the New Jersey volunteers, in the service of the United States. 1863. 584 p. H1 355 New Rec New Jersey, Office of the Adjutant General, Record of officers and men of New Jersey in the Civil War, 1861-1865. Adjutant General William S. Stryker. 1876. 1758 p.+176 p. index. Also, 199_? reprint and MICROFICHE LH 1255. MICROFICHE Roll of honor of Rockaway Township, Morris County, N.J. (Believed to be compiled LH 2018 by Edmund D. Halsey). 1890. MICROFILM United States, Eleventh census of the United States, 1890: New Jersey: Schedules CE 1890 Enumerating Union veterans and widows of Union veterans of the Civil War. Index: H 929.01 Census NJ 1890. H1 355 Uni Off United States, Office of the Adjutant-General, Official army register of the volunteer force of the United States Army for the years 1861, >62, >63, >64, >65...: New York and New Jersey. 1865-1867. pp. 305-755 + 164 p. index. Regimental Histories: MICROFICHE Civil War unit histories: Part 3: New Jersey. Filmed from the holdings of the U.S. Hist 0003 Army Military History Institute, Carlisle, PA. 162 microfiches. H2 Drake Drake, J. Madison. The history of the Ninth New Jersey Veteran Vols.: A record of its service from Sept. 13th, 1861 to July 12th, 1865, with complete official roster and sketches of prominent members, with anecdotes, incidents.... 1889. 501 p.
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