Civil War Diaries and Personal Narratives

1960-1994 Civil War Diaries and Personal Narratives

1960-1994

A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

OF BOOKS IN THE GENERAL COLLECTIONS

OF THE

Compiled By Albert E. Smith, Jr.

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION

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INTRODUCTION t.;ii

INDIVIDUAL NARRATIVES 1

COLLECTED NARRATIVES 62

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INDEX 66 Prioate Achille Ferris, , H, 8th Cavalry. tAi

Introduction

o other chapter of American history has been so voluminously recorded as the . Even today, more than 130 years after General Robert E. Lee and the remnant of his loyal, starving anny bowed to inevitable defeat at , the Civil War continues to fascinate people the world over. What draws us to that terrible conflict is not the struggle over slavery or states' rights, but the human drama it unfolds. The real war was experienced every day by those who fought it and by their families at home. The personal source materials for this conflict include letters, diaries, autobiographies, memoirs, and reports published in books that number into the thousands. Today, more than a century later, thanks to these published letters, memoirs, and documents, we can experience the conflict first hand through the words left us by those who lived through it and by some who died in it. This massive array of materials is invaluable to researchers, Civil War scholars, and others interested in this period of American history. Every war generates a large number of official documents, and the Civil War is no exception. In fact, it prompted many more documents than previous American wars. The Official Records ofthe War ofthe Rebellion, for example, runs to 70 volumes in 127 parts plus general index and atlas. A great number of documents in this series reveal personal accounts of the combatants, often written just after the event. There are also numerous collections of Civil War letters and diaries, many written by prominent officers, men of considerable literacy, who were quite conscious of the historical importance of the conflict. Almost every general seems to have published his "Memoirs" of the events. First-hand accounts from the Civil \Var vary both in form and in reliability. Narratives and letters are most reliable as sources, \vith personal diaries and journals follO\ving closely in descending order. Personal narratives written specifically for publication are for various reasons suspect; they are the least credible of all the genres that report facts and events. Civil \Var Diaries and Personal Narratives is a selective compilation of diaries, letters, memoirs, and personal narratives of the common soldier-many times \vitnessing the conflict on a grand scale-published as books between 1960 and 1994 and held in the general collections of the Library of Congress. Accounts published before 1960, but reissued \vith expanded introductions, are also included. Books that are only reprints of previous publications are not included. This bibliography is arranged by author, and an index is provided which lists the regiments in which the writers served, the battles they described, and the subjects about which they wrote. The compilation supplements these earlier Civil War bibliographies: Ellis Melion Coulter's Travels in the Confederate States, 1st ed. (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1948),289 p.; Charles Emil Dornbusch's Military Bibliography ofthe Civil War (: New York Public Library, 1971-), v. 2 and Carold Cole's Civil War Eyewitnesses (Columbia, S.c.: University of South Carolina Press, 1988),3.51 p. 1 ------

Individual Narratives

1. JOSEPH ADAMS, 1832-1873 Dear wife: Joseph Adams' letters to his wife, Eliza Ann, 1861-1864/ Jean Anne W Hudder, editor. ­ [S.l.] : J.A.W Hudder, cl985. ­ 170 p., [66] leaves of plates: facsims. E505.5 15th.A33 1985 1861-1864. Bibliography: p. 169-170.

2. HENRY AHSENMACHER, 1829-1907 The Civil War diary of a Minnesota volunteer, Henry Ahsenmacher, 1862-1865. - St. Paul, Minn : Minnesota Genealogical Society, 1990. - ii, 11 p. : maps. E515.5 lOth.A37 1990 1862-1865.

3. EDWARD PORTER ALEXANDER, 1835-1910 Fighting for the Confederacy: the personal recollections of General Edward Porter Alexander / edited by Gary W Gallagher. - Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, cl989. - xxvii, 664 p. : ill. E470.A3725 1989 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 553-612.

4. HENRY A. ALLEN, 1842-1936 JOHN H. RENICK, d. 1884 Sergeant Allen and Private Renick / edited and \vith an introd. by Martin Litvin. - Galesburg, Ill. : Mother Bickerdyke Historical Collection, 1971. - 295 p. : ports. E505.6 llth.S47 1862-1864. Includes bibliographical references. Contents: Allen, H. A. The boy with the white Panama hat - Renick, J. H. The Civil War diaries of John H. Renick. 2 ------~-----

5. EDWARD C. ANDERSON, 1815-1883 Confederate foreign agent: the European diary of Edward C. Anderson / edited with a prologue and an epilogue by W. Stanley Hoole. - University, Ala. : Confederate Pub. Co., cl976. - viii, 161 p. - (Confederate centennial studies) E545.A56 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 151-152. Major in the Corps of Artillery, then in command of all fixed forts and batteries about Savannah, supervising the fortifications.

6. JOHN WESLEY ANDES, 1838-1919 WILL A. McTEER Loyal mountain troopers: the Second and Third Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry in the Civil War / reminiscences of John W. Andes and Will A. McTeer. - [Ten­ nessee] : C.S. McCammon, cl992. - xiv, 386 p. : ill., maps. E531.6 2nd.A53 1992 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

7. WILLIAM HILL ANDREWS, 1838-1920 Footprints of a regiment: a recollection of the 1st Georgia Regulars, 1861-1865 / W.H. Andrews; annotated and with an introduction by Richard M. McMurray. - Atlanta, Ga. : Longstreet Press, c1992. - xiv, 220 p. : ill., maps. E559.5 1st 1992 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [189]-190) and index.

8. HENRY GIESEY ANKENY, 1827-1906 Kiss Josey for me / compiled and edited by Florence Marie Ankeny Cox. - [1st ed.]. - Santa Ana, Calif. : Friis-Pioneer Press, 1974. - 250 p. E601.A6 1974 From July 20, 1861 to November 1, 1864, letters written by Henry Ankeny, Company H, 4th Iowa Infantry, to his wife, Fostina, [Horatia Faustina New­ comb] from the Civil War battlegrounds.

9. HALLOCK ARMSTRONG, 1823-1904 Letters from a chaplain at the , 1865/ edited by Hallock F. Raup. - [Kent? Ohio, s.n., 1961]. - 47 p. : map. E601.A71865 Most of the letters are addressed to the chaplain's wife, Mary M. Bronson Armstrong. 1865. 3 ------

10. RUDOLF ASCHMANN, 1841-1909 Memoirs of a Swiss officer in the American Civil \Var : (Three years in the army of the Potomac or A Swiss company of sharpshooters in the North American war / trans. by Hedwig D. Rappolt) / ed. and introd. by Heinz K. Meier. - Bern, FrankfurtiM. : Herbert Lang, 1972. -183 p. : ill. E492.7.A813 1861-1864. Translation of Drei Jahre in der Potomac-Annee; oder Eine Schwei;::,er Schutzen-Compagnie im nordamerikanischen Kriege.

11. WILLIAM WOODS AVERELL, 1832-1900 Ten years in the saddle: the memoir of William Woods Averell / edited by Edward K. Eckert and Nicholas J. Amato. ­ San Rafael, Calif. : Presidio Press, cl978. ­ xiv, 443 p. : ill. E601.A85 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 421--426. From 1851-1862 in U.S. Mounted Rifles; 16th U.S. Infantry; 3rd Pennsyl­ vania Cavalry.

12. ADA WHITE BACOT, 1832-1911 A Confederate nurse: the diary of Ada W. Bacot, 1860-1863/ edited by Jean V Berlin. - Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, cl994. - xiii, 199 p. - (Women's diaries and letters of the nineteenth-century South) E625.B33 1994 1860-1863. Includes bibliographical references (p. [187]-188) and index.

13. JOHN PETER BAGLEY, 1822-1863 Diary and writings of John Peter Bagley. - [Iowa? : Everett M. Bagley, 198-?]. - 41, [36] p. : ill. E517.5 23rd.B34 1980z 1861-1863.

14. GEORGE W. BAILEY, 1841-1905 The Civil War diary and biography of George W. Bailey: born March 31, 1841, died February 20,1905: served in Company F, Third Regiment, Michigan Vol­ unteer Infantry, June 10, 1861-ApriI14, 1865/ [compiled by Gerald R. Post]. - Colleyville, Tex. : G.R. Post, cl990. - 144 p. : ill., map, ports. E514.B35 1990 1863-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. 18). 4 ------

15. SAMUEL BAIRD, 1841-1923 \Vith Merrill's Cayalry : the Civil \Var experiences of Samuel Baird, 2nd Missouri Cavalry, U.S.A. / with notes and introduction by Charles Annegan. - [1st ed.]. - San Marcos, Calif. : Book Habit, 1981. - 51 p. : ill. E517.6 2d.B34 1981 1861-1865.

16. CHARLES BARBER, 1826-1898 The Civil War letters of Charles Barber, private, 104th New York Volunteer Infantry / edited by Raymond G. Barber & Gary E. Swinson. - Torrance, Calif. : G.E. Swinson, 1991. - Yiii, 248 p. : ill. E523.5 104th.B37 1991 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-228) and index.

17. TED BARCLAY, 1844-1915 Ted Barclay, Liberty Hall Volunteers: letters from the Stonewall Brigade (1861-1864) / Charles W. Turner, editor. - 1st ed. - Natural Bridge Station, Va. : Rockbridge Pub. Co., 1992. - Yiii, 192 p. : ill. E581.5.L53 T43 1992 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. 181-182) and index. Includes biographical sketches of people mentioned in the letters and commentary.

18. RUFUS ALEXANDER BARRIER, 1836-1876 WILLIAM LAFAYETTE BARRIER, 1834-1864 Dear father: Confederate letters never before published. - Margate, Fla. : B.B. Troxler; No. Billerica, MA : B.D.B. Auciello, 1989. - 148 leaves, [16] leaves of plates: ill. E605.B26 1989 1861-1865. "Letters written to Mathias Barrier... from his two sons, Rufus Alexander and William Lafayette Barrier."

19. JAMES HEATH BARROW, 1821-1898 Word from Camp Pollard, C.S.A. / [edited] by William H. DaYidson. -1st ed.­ West Point, Ga. : Davidson, cl978. - ,ii, 369 p. : ill. E551.5 59th (61st).B37 1864-1865.

20. BATCHELOR, ca. 1831-1864 Batchelor-Turner letters, 1861-1864. \Vritten by two of Terry's Texas Rangers. ­ [Austin? Tex., 1961]. - xi, 99 p. : ports., facsims. E605.B3 1861-1864. 5

21. ALFRED BELLARD, d. 1891 Gone for a soldier: the Civil War memoirs of Private Alfred Bellard: from the Alec Thomas Archives / edited by David Herbert Donald ­ 1st ed. ­ Boston : Little, Brown, 1975 ­ ~xii, 298 p. : ill. E60.B45 1975 1864.

22. JOHN K. BENEFIEL The Diary of John K. Benefiel for the year 1864, a Civil War soldier, 46th Reg., Indiana Vol., reflecting the experiences of a Pulaski County, Indiana soldier. - Lompoc, Calif. : Mrs. R.Q. McKinney, [1972]. - 27 leaves. E601.B455 1972 1864.

23. BERRY BENSON, 1843-1923 Berry Benson's Civil vVar book: memoirs of a Confederate scout and sharp­ shooter / edited by Susan W'illiams Benson. - Athens: University of Georgia Press, [1962]. - 203 p. : ill. E605.B45 1861-1865.

24. CHARLES ELIHU BENSON, 1842-1864 The Civil War diaries of Charles E. Benson: corporal, Company I, Seventh Reg­ iment Michigan Infantry Volunteers / edited by Richard H. Benson. - Decorah, Iowa: Anundsen Pub. Co., 1991. - 119 p. E514.5 7th.B46 1991 1861-1863.

25. WILLIAM HARVEY BERRYHILL, 1828-1864 The Gentle rebel: the Civil War letters of 1st Lt. William Harvey Berryhill, Co. D, 43rd Regiment, Volunteers / edited by Mary Miles Jones, Leslie Jones Martin. - Yazoo City, Miss. : Sassafras Press, cl982. - xiv, 160 p. : ill. E568.5 43rd.B47 A34 1982 1862-1864.

26. LEWIS BISSELL, 1842-1935 The Civil War letters of Le,vis Bissell: a curriculum / [edited] by Mark Olcott, ,vith David Lear. - Washington, : Field School Educational Foundation Press, 1981. - 412 p. : ill. E601.B624 1981 1862-1865.

27. IRA BLANCHARD, h. 1835 I marched with Sherman: Civil \Var memoirs of the 20th Illinois Volunteer Infantry / Ira Blanchard. - 1st ed. - San Francisco: J.D. Huff, 1992. - 170 p. : map. E505.5 20th.B53 1992 6

1861-1865. Appendix includes a roster of 20th Infantry field staff and officers and a roster of Company H.

28. JOHN BLUE, 1834-1903 Hanging rock rebel: Lt. John Blue's war in West and the / edited by Dan Oates. - Shippensburg, Pa. : Burd Street Press, c1994. - viii, 324 p. : ill. E605.B68 1994 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

29. SAMUEL J. G. BREWER My dear wife, from your devoted husband: letters from a rebel soldier to his wife. - [Warrington, Fla., Privately printed by the author (i.e. the editor) H. Candler Thaxton, 1968]. - [155] p. ports. E605.B85 1861-1863. Bibliography: p. [12]-[13]. A register of Stephens Light Guards is included.

30. CHARLES HARVEY BREWSTER, 1833-1893 When this cruel war is over: the Civil War letters of Charles Harvey Brewster / edited ,vith an introduction by David W. Blight. - Amherst: University of Massachusetts Press, cl992. - x, 366 p. : ill. E513.5 lOth.B74 1992 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references. The epilogue includes letters from Mary Kate Brewster's journals tran­ scribed in 1893.

31. HENRY R. BROWNE SYMMES E. BROWNE, 1837-1930 From the fresh-water Navy: 1861-64: the letters of Acting Master's Mate Henry R. Browne and Acting Ensign Symmes E. Browne / edited by John D. Milligan. - Annapolis: U.S. Naval Institute, [cl970]. - xx, 327 p. : ill. - (Naval letters series; v. 3) E591.M54 1861-1864. Contains letters written to various people by two brothers. The appendix includes a list of vessels of the Federal freshwater navy and vessels of the Confederate freshwater navy. 7

Officers of Company C, 1st Connecticllt Artillery, at Fort Brady, James Ri,ve,; Virginia

32. RICE C. BULL, 1842-1930 Soldiering: the Civil \Var diary of Rice C. Bull, 123rd New York Volunteer InfantIy 1 edited by K. Jack Bauer. ­ San Rafael, Calif. : Presidio Press, cl977. - x, 259 p, : ill. E601.B94 197i 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 251-252.

33. WILLIAM HYSLOP SUMNER BURG'VYN, 1845-1913 A Captain's war: the letters and dimies of William H.S. Burgv"yn. 1861-186.5 1 edit­ ed by Herbelt M. Schiller; foreword by Richard J. Sommers. - Shippensburg, Pa. : White Mane Pub., cl994. - xvi, 186 p. : ill., maps E573.5 35th.B87 1994 1861-1%5. Includes bibliographical references (p. 179-180) and index. 8

34. AUSTIN A. CARR, 1835-1907 A Casualty at Gettysburg and Andersonville: selections from the Civil War diary of Private Austin A. Carr of the 82nd N.Y. Infantry / edited by David G. Mmtin. - Hightstown, N.J. : Longstreet House, 1990. - xii, 22 p. E523.5 82nd.C37 1990 1862-1865.

35. HENRY ALEXANDER CHAMBERS, 1841-1925 Diary of Captain Henry A. Chambers / edited by T.H. Pearce; introduction and biographical sketch by Selby A. Daniels. ­ Wendell, N.C. : Broadfoot's Book­ mark, 1983. ­ lviii, 290 p. : ports. E573.5 49th.C48 1983 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. xlix-lii.

36. SAMUEL CHAPIN, 1841-1883 Memorandum and journal of Samuel Chapin of South Wilbraham, Massachu­ setts, Company I, 46th Regt. M.Y.M. / typed and transcribed by Beryle C. Doten and Gertrude M. Lyons; sponsored by the Historical Society of the Town of Hampden, Inc. - [Hampden, Mass.] : The Society, 1987. - a-g, 133 leaves: ill. E513.5 46th.C48 1987 1862-1863.

37. THOMAS MORRIS CHESTER, 1834-1892 Thomas Morris Chester, Black Civil War correspondent: his dispatches from the Virginia front / edited, with a biographical essay and notes by R.J.M. Blackett. ­ Baton Rouge: State University Press, cl989. - xvi, 375 p. : ill. E540.N3 C4 1989 1864-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

38. DANIEL CHISHOLM, 1845-1914 The Civil War notebook of Daniel Chisholm: a chronicle of daily life in the , 1864-1865/ edited by W Springer Menge and J. August Shimrak. - 1st ed. - New York: Orion Books, cl989. - xxii, 202 p. E601.C47 1989 1864-1865. An appendix and afterword are included.

39. CHARLES H. CHURCH Civil war letters / by Charles H. Church, Co. "Go" 3rd Regt., Michigan Volun­ teers, written to his parents at Williamston, Michigan. - Rose City, Mich. : Rose City Area Historical SOCiety, cl987. - ii, 52 p. : ill. E514.5 3rd.C48 1987 1861-1864. 9

40. JAMES LEMUEL CLARK, 1843-1932 Civil War recollections of James Lemuel Clark: including previously unpub­ lished material on the great hanging at Gainesville, Texas in October, 1862/ by James Lemuel Clark; edited and \vith an introduction by L.D. Clark. - 1st ed. - College Station: Texas A&M University Press, cl984. ­ 124 p., [4] p. of plates: ill. ­ (Essays on the American West; no. 7) E580.C52 1984 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index. Clark, from Company H, 3rd Indian Home Guards, transferred to the Kansas Infantry, 2nd Regiment.

41. REUBEN GROVE CLARK, 1833-1900 Valleys of the shadow: the memoir of Confederate Captain Reuben G. Clark, Company I, 59th Tennessee Mounted Infantry / edited, \vith commentary and regimental history, by Willene B. Clark. - 1st ed. - Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, cl994. - xxxi, 163 p. : ill., maps. - (Voices of the Civil War series) E615.C57 1994 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [151]-158) and index.

42. HAMLIN ALEXANDER COE, 1841-1899 Mine eyes have seen the glory: combat diaries of Union Sergeant Hamlin Alexander Coe / edited and with an introd. by David Coe. - Rutherford [N.J.] : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, [1975]. - 240 p. : ill. E601.C67 1862-1865.

43. ALVAREZE B. COGGESHALL, 1848-1937 Civil War memoirs of Alvareze B. Coggeshall / [introduction, Norman D. Cogge­ shall; copies and paragraphs from original, Norman D. Coggeshall, Gwen Coggeshall Calabretta; research and project coordinator, Alice Coggeshall Houser; sketch artist, Chelsia Houser]. - [United States: A.B. Coggeshall, Sr., 1980]. - iv, 66 leaves: ill. E506.5 57th.C64 1980 1864-1865.

44. MATTHIAS BALDWIN COLTON, 1839-1915 WILLIAM FRANCIS COLTON, 1841-1921 Column south: with Fifteenth Pennsylvmlia Cavalry from Antietam to the capture of / compiled by Suzanne Colton Wilson; edited by J. Ferrell Colton cmd Antoinette G. Smith; drawings by Barton A. Wright. - Flagstaff [Ariz.] : J. F. Colton, 1960. - xxi, 389, 25 p. : ill., ports., maps (part fold.). E601.W74 1862-1865. =10"------______.__ .______

Bibliography: p. 388-389. Selections from the diaries and letters of Matthias Baldwin Colton and \Villiam Francis Colton. The appendix includes a muster role.

45. CYRUS BALLOU COMSTOCK, 1831-1910 The Diary of Cyrus B. Comstock / compiled and edited by Merlin E. Sumner. ­ Dayton, Ohio: Morningside, 1987. - 408 p., [56J p. of plates: ill., maps, ports. E467.l.C66 A3 1987 1861-1865.

46. JAMES AUSTIN CONNOLLY, 1843-1914 Three years in the Army of the Cumberland: the letters and diary of Major James A. Connolly / edited by Paul M. Angle. - Bloomington: Indiana University Press, [1959]. - 399 p. : ill. maps. - (Civil War centennial series) E601.C765 1862-1865. "Connolly's letters and diary were published originally in the Transactions of the Illinois State Historical Society for the year 1928." Notes of the 123rd Illinois Infantry 1862 to 1864 \vith a record of cam­ paigns in the West and maps reproduced from Filbeger's Campaigns of the Civil War, \vith index.

47. SYLVESTER COOPER, 1830-1883 A Confederate soldier and his descendants / Norman Lee Cooper; \vith battle narratives by Stewart Sifakis ­ Bowie, Md. : N. Cooper Asociates, 1982. ­ 256 p. : ill. CS71.C777 1982 1863. Bibliography: p. 77-78. An index is included.

48. WILLIAM CLARK CORSON, 1837-1895 My dear Jennie: a collection of love letters from a confederate soldier to his fiancEe during the period 1861-1865/ by William Clark Corson; Blake W. Cor­ son, Jr., editor. - [S.1.J : B.W. Corson, cl982. - xxvii, 151 p., [lJ leaf of plates: ill. E581.6 3rd.C67 1982 1861-1865.

49. ASBURY COWARD, 1835-1925 The South Carolinians: Colonel Asbury Coward's memoirs / edited and arr. by Natalie Jenkins Bond and Osmun Latrobe Coward. - [1st ed.J. - New York: Vantage Press, [1968]. - 188 p. : facsims., ports. E605.C85 1861-1865. 11

50. EDWARD ADDISON CRAIGHILL, 1840-1923 Confederate surgeon: the personal recollections of E.A. Craighill / [edited byJ Peter W. Houck. - 1st ed. - Lynchburg, Va. : H.E. Howard, cl989. - a-g, 106 p. : ill., maps. - (The Virginia Civil War battles and leaders series) E625.C7 1989 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 100-102) and index. Appendices include: "The Confederate Hospital Organization in Lynch­ burg, 1864"; "An analysis of Confederate Hospital Weekly Report Form in Lynchburg, VA"; "Physicians Who Served in the Lynchburg Military Hospitals 1861-1865"; and an original broadside (poster) from the General Hospital No.3, spelling out "Hospital Regulations."

51. JAMES GARVIN CRAWFORD, 1843-1934 "Dear Lizzie": letters written by James "Jimmy" Garvin Crawford to his sweet­ heart Martha Elizabeth "Lizzi" Wilson while he was in the Federal Army during the War Between the States, 1862-1865/ edited by his granddaugther Elizabeth Ethel Parker Bascom. - [Ridgewood? N.J.J : Bascom, cl978. - x, 418 p., [IJ fold. leaf of plates: ill. E505.5 80th.C7 1862-1865.

51. LEVI CROWELL, 1827-1917 History of Levi Crowell: as written by himself including the diary of his incar­ ceration in a confederate prison, 1862. - West Dennis, Mass. : \V.S. Ryder, Jr., 1990. - xiv, 114 p. : ill. E611.C96 1990 1861-1862.

53. JOSEPH FRANKLIN CULVER, 1834-1899 "Your affectionate husband, J. F. Culver" : letters written during the Civil War / edited by Leslie W. Dunlap; notes by Ed\vin C. Bearss. - Iowa City: Friends of the University of Iowa Libraries, 1978. - xxii, 466 p. : ill. E505.5 129th.C84 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

54. SIMON BURDICK CUMMINS, 1843-1928 Give God the glory: memoirs of a Civil War soldier / edited by Melvin Jones. ­ [Grand Rapids, Mich. : Paris Press, 1979J. - xii, 150 p., [2J leaves of plates: ill. E523.5 151st.C85 1862-1865.

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58. FRANK DICKERSON, 1841-1866 Dearest father: the Civil \Var letters of Lt. Frank Dickerson, a son of Belfast, / edited and narrated by H. Draper Hunt. - Unity, Me. : North Country Press, cl992. - xiii, 216 p. : ill. E492.5 5th.D5 1992 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 207) and index.

59. HENRY F. DILLMAN, h. 1838 Diary of Henry Dillman : a diary / written by Henry F. Dillman during the Civil War / [by Henry E. Whal]. - Bloomington, Ind. : Monroe County Historical Society: Monroe County Civil War Centennial Commission, 1962 (1981 print­ ing). - 11 p. - (Occasional publication / Monroe County Historical Society) E506.5 31st.D55 1981 1861-1864.

60. AUNGIER DOBBS, 1822-1900 Dear Esther: the Civil War letters of Private Aungier Dobbs, Centerville, Penn­ sylvania ... / [compiled] by Ralph Haas; edited by Philip Ensley. - Apollo, PA : Closson Press, cl991. - 309 p. : ill. E527.6.R58 D6 1991 1861-1865. Letters written to his wife, Esther Ann Smith Dobbs. The publication includes the original and replacement roster of the Ringold Cavalry.

61. JAMES POSTELL DOUGLAS, 1836-1901 Douglas's Texas Battery, CSA. - [Tyler, Tex.] : Smith County Historical Society, [1966]. - xiii, 238 p. : facsims., ports. E580A.D6 D6 1861-1865. Includes a brief sketch of the history of Douglas's 1st Texas Battery and selections from the diary of Samuel Thompson, (private in Douglas's Battery), September 20, 1861-August 31, 1862, and roster of OJiginal enlistment of the company and final roster of the company as paroled, 1865.

62. JACOB EARLY, 1835-1873 Letters home: the personal side of the American Civil War / by Jacob Early; compiled & edited by Robert A. Driver & Cloria S. Driver. - Rev. ed. - Rose­ burg, Or. : R.A. Driver & C.S. Driver, cl992. - 106 leaves, [8] leaves of plates: ill. (some col.), maps. E525.5 99th.E24 1992 1862-1865. 14 ------

63. JAMES K. EDMONDSON, 1832-1898 My dear Emma: war letters of Col. James K. Edmondson, 1861-1865 / edited by Charles W. Turner. - Verona, Va. : McClure Press, cl978. - 151 p., [3J leaves of plates: ill. E581.4.S8 E353 1861-1865. Letters to Emma Edmondson.

64. ABIAL HALL EDWARDS, h. 1843 "Dear Friend Anna" : the Civil War letters of a common soldier from Maine / edited by Beverly Hayes Kallgren and James L. Crouthamel. - 1st ed. - Orono : University of Maine Press, 1992. - x, 161 p. : ill. E511.5 29th.E39 1992 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 156-157) and index.

65. RALPH ELY, 1819-1883 The Diary of Captain Ralph Ely of the Eighth Michigan Infantry: with the wandering regiment / edited with an introd. by George M. Blackburn. - Mount Pleasant: Central Michigan University Press, cl965. - 73 p., [3J leaves of plates : ill. E514.58th.E46 1861-1864.

66. SAMUEL ENSMINGER, 1826-1899 Letters to Lanah : a series of Civil \Var letters / written by Samuel Ensminger; compiled and edited by Clarence M. S\vinn, Jr. - [Gettysburg, Pa.J : C.M. Swinn, cl986. - vii, 73 p. : ill. E527.5 158th.E57 1986 1862-1863. Thirty letters. The appendixes include service and pension records, Compa­ ny K and 158th Regiment reports, and history and roster of the 158th Regiment.

67. ALEXANDER FAULKNER FEWELL, 1819-1891 "Dear Martha ... " : the Confederate War letters of a South Carolina soldier, Alexander Faulkner Fewell / compiled and edited by Robert Harley Mackintosh, Jr. - [Columbia? S.C.J : Mackintosh, cl976. - xiv, 207 p. : ill. E605.F4 1976 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 199-201.

68. DANIEL FINN, h. ca. 1849 The Journals of Daniel Finn: composed from the existing Civil War journals of Daniel Finn from September 13, 1861 to October 17, 1861, December 4, 1861 to January 14, 1862, April 22, 1862 to July 25, 1862/ transcribed by Christopher 15

L. Williamson at the request of Nancy Kipp Williamson. - [United States: s.n., cl992]. - 91 p. E525.5 10th.F56 1992 1861-1862. Includes bibliographical references (p. 91).

69. CHARLES BENNETT FISHER, d. 1903 Diary of Charles B. Fisher / transcribed and edited by Paul E. Sluby, Sr., and Stanton L. Wormley. - Washington: Columbian Harmony SOciety, cl983. - xv, 106 leaves: ill. E591.F62 1983 1862-1864.

70. HORACE NEWTON FISHER, 1835-1916 The Personal experiences of Colonel Horace Newton Fisher in the Civil War: a staff officer's story / [edited by Horace Cecil Fisher]. - Boston: 1960. -134 p. ports., maps (part col.), facsims. E467.l.F5 F49 1960 1862-1863.

71. WILBUR FISK, 1839-1914 Hard marching every day: the Civil War letters of Private Wilbur Fisk, 1861-1865/ foreword by Reid Mitchell; edited by Emil and Ruth Rosenblatt. - Lawrence, Kan. : University Press of Kansas, cl992. - xvi, 383 p. : ill., maps. - (Modem war studies) E533.5 2nd.F57 1992 1861-1865. Originally published as Anti-rebel in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. by Rosen­ blatt in 1983. Appendixes include three speeches by Wilbur Fisk. This is a transcript of a diary held in the Wilbur Fisk Papers in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress. The letters appeared in the Green Mountain Freeman, 1861-1865.

72. ELLIOT H. FLETCHER, d. 1862 The Civil War letters of Captain Elliot H. Fletcher of Mill Bayou, Mississippi County, Arkansas, July to December, 1861/ transcribed and edited by J. H. Atkinson. - Little Rock, Ark. : Pulaski County Historical Society, 1963. - 37 p. - (Pulaski County Historical Society. Bulletin series; no. 5) E605.P83 no. 5 1861.

73. EDWARD CORYDON FOOTE, 1849-1944 With Sherman to the sea: a drummer's story of the Civil War / as related by Edward Corydon Foote to Olive Deane Hormel ; \vith a foreword by Elizabeth Yates. - New York: John Day Co., [1960]. - 255 p. : ill. E601.F69 1862-1865. 16

74. DOUGLAS FRENCH FORREST, 1837-1902 Odyssey in gray: a diary of Confederate service, 1863-1865 / by Douglas French Forrest; William N. Still, Jr., editor. - Richmond: Virginia State Library, 1979. - ix, 352 p. : ill. E596.F65 A33 1863-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index. A list of officers and crew of the CSS Rappahannock, May 16, 1864, is included.

75. GEORGE PALMER FOSTER George Palmer Foster's book, a Civil "Val' diary: three letters dated December 24, 1862, December 31, 1862, February 17, 1863/ edited, ,vith introduction by Ellen Thornton Hoffrichter. - Ann Arbor, Mich. : E.T. Hoffrichter, 1986. - vi, 69 p., [3] p. of plates: ill., facsims., ports. (1 col.). E601.F745 1986 1862-1863. Bibliography: p. 67.

76. SAMUEL T. FOSTER, 1829-1919 One of Cleburne's Command: the Civil War reminiscences and diary of Capt. Samuel T. Foster, Granbury's Texas Brigade, CSA / edited by Nonnan D. Brown. ­ Austin: University of Texas Press, cl980. - xlvii, 192 p. : ill. E580.6 24th.F67 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

77. GEORGE FOWLE, 1837-1917 Letters to Eliza from a Union soldier, 1862-1865/ edited by Margery Greenleaf ; illustrated with original drawings, by Louis Cary and with contemporary pictori­ al material and documents. - : Follett Pub. Co., [1970]. - 176 p. : ill., facsims., maps, ports. E601.F771970 1862-1965. Bibliography: p. 174-176.

78. BENJAMIN H. FREEMAN, h. 1842 The Confederate letters of Benjamin H. Freeman / compiled and edited by Stu­ art T. Wright. - [1st ed.]. - Hicksville, N.Y. : Exposition Press, [1974]. - 109 p. - (An Exposition university book) E605.F76 1862-1865. This soldier enlisted in the "Franklin Guides to Freedom," Company K of the 44th North Carolina Infantry. 17

79. EMIL FREY, 1838-1922 An American apprenticeship: the letters of Emil Frey, 1860-1865 / edited and translated by Hedwig Rappolt ; afterword by Hans Rudolf Guggisberg. - New York: P. Lang, 1986. - 227 p. - (Swiss American Historical Society publica­ tions ; 7) E184.S9 F744 1986 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 215-218. Four letters by Frey's father, Remigius Emil Frey, are included.

80. GEORGE TOWNLEY FULLAM, h. 1841 The Journal of George Townley Fullam, boarding officer of the Confederate sea raider / edited and annotated by Charles G. Summersell. - University, Ala. : published for the Friends of the Mobile Public Library [byJ University of Alabama Press, [1973J. - liv, 229 p. : ill. E599.A3 F93 1862-1864. Bibliography: p. 211-219.

81. LOUIS-HIPPOLYTE GACHE, 1817-1907 A Frenchman, a chaplain, a rebel: the war letters of Pere Louis-Hippolyte Gache, S.J. / [edited andJ translated by Cornelius M. Buckley. - Chicago: Loy­ ola University Press, cl981. - 288 p. E605.G24 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 268-283.

82. STANLEY GAINES, h. 1840 Letters of Lt. Stanley Gaines and other Union soldiers from Morris County, N.J. / written to their friend Richard Smith, 1861-1863 ; edited and transcribed by Jane T. Norman, Anne V Miller. - [Sterling, Va.J : J.T. Norman, [1988]. - 109 p. : facsims. F142.M8 G35 1988 1861-1864.

83. THOMAS FRANCIS GALWEY, 1846-1913 The Valiant hours: narrative of "Captain ," an Irish-American in the Army of the Potomac / edited by W.S. Nye. - [1st ed.J. - Harrisburg, Pa. : Stackpole, [1961]. - 262 p. : maps. E601.G22 1861-1864. 18 ~ ~ -­ ------

84. JACOB GANTZ, 1835-1922 Such are the trials: the Civil \Var diaries of Jacob Gantz / edited by Kathleen Davis. - 1st ed. - Ames: Iowa State University Press, 1991. - xiv, 122 p. : ill., map. E507.6 4th.G36 1991 1863-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 115) and index.

85. JAMES ABRAM GARFIELD, 1831-1881 The Wild life of the Army: Civil War letters of James A. Garfield / edited \vith an introd. by Frederick D. Williams. - [East Lansing] : Michigan State Univer­ sity Press, 1964. - xx, 325 p. : ill., map (on lining papers). E470.G2 1861-1863. Garfield was a Brigade leader in the Army of the Ohio.

86. THEODORE STANFORD GARNETT, 1844-1915 Riding with Stuart: reminiscences of an aide-de-camp / by Theodore Stanford Garnett; edited by Robert J. Trout. - Shippensburg, Pa. : White Mane Pub. Co., cl994. - vii, 124 p. : ill., maps. E475.7.G371994 1863-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 111-120) and index.

87. DAVID R. GARRETT, 1832-1892 The Civil War letters of David R. Garrett, detailing the adventures of the 6th Texas Cavalry, 1861-1865/ edited by Max Lale, with annotations and back­ ground material by Hobart Key, Jr. - Marshall, Tex. : Port Caddo Press, [1963?]. - xvii, 105 p. : ill., facsim., map, ports. E605.G27 1861-1865. Appendix includes genealogical materials concerning the Garrett and Gib­ bard famIlies.

88. ROBERT H. GASTON, 1840-1926 WILLIAM H. GASTON Tyler to Sharpsburg / by Robert H. and William H. Gaston, their war letters, 1861-62; edited by Robert W. Glover. - [1st ed.]. - Waco, Tex. : W. M. Morri­ son, 1960. - 22 p. : ill. E605.G28 1861-1862. Includes roster of Company H, 1st Texas Infantry Regiment, Hood's Texas Brigade. 19

89. THEODORE BURR GATES, 1824-1911 The Civil Viar diaries of Col. Theodore B. Gates, 20th New York State Militia I edited by Seward R Osborne. - Hightstown. N.J. : Longstreet House. 1991. ­ xviii, 179 p. : ill. E523.5 80th.G38 1991 1862-1864.

90. ALLEN MORGAN GEER, 1840-1926 The Civil War diary of Allen Ylorgan Geer, Twentieth Regiment, Illinois Volun­ teers / edited by Mary Ann Andersen. - Denver: RC. Appleman, cl977. ­ xxii, 306 p. , [2J leaves of plates: ill. E505.5 2Oth.G43 1977 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. [292]-.306. Includes notes, regimental histOl)" and biographical list.

91. HENRY GERRISH, 1839-1925 Letter to Lyman: the personal letter of a Civil War Soldier to his grandson, Wal­ ter Lyman Medding, recounting his wartime eA'Periences / by Henry Gerrish; edited, published, and printed by \Valter Sherman Medcling ; introd. and geneal. chart by Richard Steele Medding. - [Splingfield, Va.] : Medding, 1978. - 38 p. , [2] leaves of plates: ill. E523.5 7th.G47 1978 No span of coverage discernible.

Company B, 170th New },)rk Infantry, in Front of Peter:~burg . Virginia. 20

92. VALERIUS CINCINNATUS GILES, 1842-1915 Rags and hope: the recollections of Val C. Giles, four years with Hood's Birgade, FOUlth Texas Infantry, 1861-1865/ compiled and edited by Mary Lasswell. ­ New York: Coward-McCann. [1961]. - 280 p. E605.G46 1861-186.5.

93. JOHN GILL, 1841-1912 COUlier for Lee and Jackson: 1861-1865 memoirs / [edited by] Walbrook D. Swank. - Shippensburg, Pa. : Burd Street Press, cl993. - xv, 78 p. : ill. ­ (Civil War heritage series; v. 2) E605.G467 1993 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. (5) and index.

94. IRA GILLASPIE, 1837-1897 The Diary of Ira Gillaspie of the Eleventh Michigan Infantry: from Michigan to Murfreesboro / edited \vith an introduction by Daniel B. Weber. - Mount Pleas­ ant: Central Michigan University Press, cl965. - 51 p. 514.5 llth.G5 1861-1862.

95. THOMAS JEWETT GOREE, 1835-1905 The Thomas Jewett Goree letters / Thomas Jewett Goree; edited and annotated by Langston James Goree, V - 1st ed. - Bryan, Tex. : Family History Founda­ tion, 1981-. - v. : ill. E605.G665 1981 1861-1864. Served as aide-de-camp to General Longstreet.

96. HENRY W. GRABER, 1841-1917 A Terry Texas Ranger: the life record of H.W. Graber / new introduction by Thomas "v. Cutrer. - Austin, Tex. : State House Press, 1987. - xxxiii, 454 p. : port. F391.G69 1987 1861-1865. The introduction includes a regimental history of Teny's Texas Rangers.

97. GEORGE WASHINGTON GRAYSON, 1843-1920 A Creek warrior for the Confederacy: the autobiography of Chief G.W. Grayson / edited \vith an introduction by "v. David Baird. - Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, cl988. - xvii, 181 p. : ill. - (The Ci\ilization of the American Indian series; [v. 189]) E99.C9 G7 1988 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 165-171. ______2l

An eyewitness account of the most significant engagements in Indian Ter­ ritory after 1862, viewed from the perspective of a Creek Indian warrior in the service of the Confederate States of America.

98. WILLIAM B. GREENE, 1843-1879 Letters from a shalpshooter : the Civil War letters of Private \Villiam B. Greene, Co. G, 2nd United States Sharpshooters (Berdan's) Army of the Potomac, 1861-18651 transcribed by William H. Hastings. - 1st Historic Publications ed. - Belleville, Wisc. : Historic Pub., 1993. - 329 p. : ill., maps. E492.7.G74 1993 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

99. SILAS T. GRISAMORE, 1825-1897 The Civil War reminiscences of Major Silas T. Grisamore, C.S.A. 1edited with an introduction by Arthur W. Bergeron, Jr. - Baton Rouge: Louisiana State Uni­ versity Press, cl993. - xviii, 227 p. : ill., maps. E565 18th.S55 C58 1993 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [211]-216) and index. The reminiscences first appeared as a series of articles in the weekly Thi­ bodaux Sentinel. Beginning on April 27, 1867, the series appeared over a period of four years until ending in the December 2, 1871, edition.

100. GEORGE L. GRISCOM, 1837-1901 Fighting with Ross' Texas Cavalry Brigade, C.S.A. : the diary of George L. Griscom, adjutant, 9th Texas Cavalry Regiment 1edited by Homer L. Kerr. - Hillsboro, Tex. : Hill Jr. College Press, 1976. - xix, 255 p. : ill. E580.6.R75 1976 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 241-244.

101. JAMES W. GROAT, 1824-1895 Pages clothed in the plainest of dress: the Groat diary 1 [James W. Groat]. - Anoka, Minn. : Anoka County Historical Society, cl988. - 53 p. : ill. E515.5 lst.G76 1988 1861-1864.

102. MILO GROW, 1824-1864 Milo Grow's letters from the Civil War 1 [edited by] Gerald Owen Grow for the Grow family reunion. - Lake Seminole, Ga. : G.O. Grow, 1986. - 17 p. : ill. E601.G87 1986 1862-1863. Bibliography: p. 17. 2~ ______~ ______

103. IRA LAWSON GUNTER, 1830-1904 Civil \Var letters / written by Ira Lawson Gunter; compiled and edited by Car­ olyn Latimer ... let a1.]. - [United States] : C. Latimer, [1993]. - 65 leaves: ill. E625.G861993 1862~1865.

104. JOHN WEST HALEY, 1840-1921 The Rebel yell & the Yankee hurrah: the Civil War journal of a Maine volunteer / edited by Ruth L. Silliker ; introduction by Robert M. York. - Camden, Me. : Down East Books, cl985. - 311 p. : ill. E511.H354 1985 1862~1865. Bibliography: p. 311. Includes a unit roster for Company I, 17th Maine Regiment, with appen­ dixes of background on McClellan, Stanton, and Sickles and battles in which the regiment participated.

105. ELIZABETH HALL, 1842-1920 THOMAS W. HALL WILLIAM N. BEER, 1839-1874 Civil War miniatures: six letters, 1862~1865 / Kathryn J. Welter, Arthur R. Huseboe, editors. - Sioux Falls, S.D. : Augustana College Press, 1986. - 40 p. - (Monograph series / Augustana College Press; no. ,5) E601.H175 1986 1862~1865. Bibliography: p. 38~39. Correspondence between Elizabeth Hall and her father, Thomas W. Hall, and between Elizabeth and Captain William N. Beer.

106. JAMES EDMOND HALL, 1841-1915 The Diary of a Confederate soldier \ James E. Hall; edited by Ruth Woods Day­ ton. - [Lewisburg? : W. Va., 1961]. - 141 p. : port. E605.H18 1861~1865. Joined the Barbour Greys. This company was mustered into the Confeder­ ate Army as Company H, 31st Virginia Infantry, May 14, 1861.

107. RUSSELL THADDEUS HALL, h. 1844 The Journal of Russell T. Hall, 1863/ introduction & notes by William E. Biggle­ ston. - Oberlin, Ohio: Grady Pub. Co., cl983. - 144 p. : ill. F499.02 H34 1983 1863. Includes bibliographical references. 23

108. ALEXANDER JAMES HAMILTON, 1835-1897 A Fort Delaware journal: the diary of a Yankee private, A.J. Hamilton, 1862-65/ edited by W. Emerson Wilson. - Wilmington, Del. : Fort Delaware Society, cl981. - 97 p., [1] leaf of plates: ill. E616.D3 H183 1981 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 89-91.

109. HENRY EBENEZER HANDERSON, 1837-1918 Yankee in gray: the Civil War memoirs of Henry E. Handerson, with a selection of his wartime letters ; a biographical introduction by Clyde Lottridge Cummer. - [Cleveland] : Press of Western Reserve University, [cl962]. - 132 p. : ill. E605.H24 1861-1865. Private in the Stafford Guards volunteered to form Co. B, 9th Regiment, Louisiana Volunteers. Campaigns included Shenandoah Valley, Seven-days battle, Cold Harbor, Malvern Hill, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg.

110. o. T. HANKS History of Captain B.F. Benton's company, Hood's Texas Brigade, 1861-1865/ by O.T. Hanks. - Austin, Tex. : Morrison Books, cl984. - 53 p. E580A.T4 H36 1984 1861-1865.

111. ANDREW JACKSON HARTSOCK, 1832-1907 Soldier of the cross : the Civil War diary and correspondence of Rev. Andrew Jackson Hartsock / edited by James C. and Eleanor A. Duram. - Manhattan, Kan. : Military Affairs/Aerospace Historian, c1979. - x, 264 p., [2] leaves of plates: ill. - (Military affairs/Aerospace historian instant publishing series) E635.H271979 1862-1863. Bibliography: p. 256-264.

112. JOHN F. L. HARTWELL To my beloved wife & boy at home: the diaries and letters of John F.L. Hartwell, 121st New York Volunteer Infantry, 1862-65/ edited and annotated by Ann H. Britton, Thomas J. Reed. - [United States?] : A.H. Britton & T.J. Reed, cl993-. - v. d >. E523.5 121st.H37 1993 1862-1864. Includes bibliographical references. 24______

113. FRANKLIN ARETAS HASKELL, 1828-1864 Haskell of Gettysburg: his life and Civil War papers / edited by Frank L. Byrne and Andrew T. \Veaver. - Madison, State Historical Society of\Visconsin, 1970. - vii, 258 p. : 34 ill., map, 2 plans, ports. E601.H345 1970 1862-1864. Includes bibliographical references.

114. JOHN CHEVES HASKELL, 1841-1906 The Haskell memoirs / edited by Gilbert E. Govan and James W. Livingood. ­ New York: Putnam, [1960). - 176 p. : ill. E605.H28 1860-1865.

115. HENRY HETH, 1825-1899 The Memoirs of Henry Heth / edited by James L. Morrison, Jr. - Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, [1974]. -lxxvi, 303 p. : ill. - (Contributions in mili­ tary history: no. 6) E181.H47 A35 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 281-291.

116. ALBERT E. HIGLEY, d. 1865 The Civil War letters of Albert E. Higley / compiled by Joan F. Aldous; illustra­ tions by David Aldous. - [New York?] : J.F. Aldous, 1986. - 251 p., [8] p. of plates: ill. E601.H58 1986 1861-1865.

117. JOHN BACON HOFFMAN, 1836-1921 The Civil War diary and letters of John Bacon Hoffman of Shiloh, New Jersey. - Plainfield, N.J. : Seventh Day Baptist Pub. House, cl979. - 89 p., [10] p. of plates: ill. E521.5 lOth.H64 1979 1864-1865. Bibliography: p. [95]. Orderly Sergeant of Company D, who was later commissioned as 2nd lieu­ tenant in Company H in February 1865.

118. JOHN MILTON HOGE, 1844-1913 A Journal by John Milton Hoge, 1862-5 : containing some of the most particular incidents that occurred during his enlistment as a soldier in the Confederate Army. Written by himself at Guest Station, Wise Co., Va, August, 1865. ­ [Cincinnati: M. H. Bruce, cl961). - 43 leaves. ill. E605.H74 1862-1865. William B. Hyde, 9th New York Cavalry.

119. ROBERT MASTEN HOLMES, 1844-1864 Kemper County rebel: the Civil \Var diary of Robert Masten Holmes, CSA. ! edited by Frank Allen Dennis ; fo reword by Thomas L. Connelly, - Jackson: University and College Press of MississippL [197:3], - xix, 115 p. E605.H77 1862-1864. Includes bibliographical references.

120. DANIEL M. HOLT, ca. 1819-1868 A Surgeon's Civil V,'ar : the letters and diary of Daniel M. Holt, M.D. / edited by James M. Greiner, Janet L. Coryell & James R. Smither. - Kent, Ohio: Press, cl994. - "'\1 , 289 P : ill., maps. E621.H76 1994 1862-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. 272-276) and index. 26

121. CHARLES HOPKINS, 1842-1934 The Andersonville dimy & memoirs of Charles Hopkins, 1st New Jersey Infantry 1 edited by William B. Styple and John J. Fitzpatrick; foreword by Roger Long. - 1st ed. - Kearny, N.J. : Belle Grove Pub. Co., cl988. - 220 p. : ill. E612.A5 H68 1988 1864-1865. Bibliography: p. 220. "Portions of this book have appeared in American Heritage"-T.p. verso.

122. OWEN JOHNSTON HOPKINS, 1844-1902 Under the flag of the Nation: diaries and letters of a Yankee volunteer in the Civil War 1edited by Otto F. Bond. - Columbus: Ohio State University Press for the Ohio Historical Society, [1961]. - xi, 308 p. : ports. E525.0337 no. 1 1861-1865. Appendix includes muster roll of Company K, 42nd Regiment, Ohio Vol­ unteer Infantry.

123. JAMES HORROCKS, h. 1843 My dear parents: the Civil War seen by an English Union soldier 1 by James Horrocks; edited by A.S. Le\vis. - 1st American ed. - San Diego: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, cl982. - 188 p., [8J p. of plates: ill. E601.H79 1982 1863-1865.

124. JEDEDIAH HOTCHKISS, 1828-1899 Make me a map of the Valley; the Civil War journal of 'S topogra­ pher 1edited by Archie P. McDonald; foreword by T. Harry Williams. - : Southern Methodist University Press, [1973J. - xxxvii, 352 p. : ill. E605.H796 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 323-332. The journal of Jedediah Hotchkiss is in the collections of the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress.

125. JAMES H. HOUGLAND, h. 1836 Diary of James Hougland: Civil War diary of James H. Hougland, Company "G", 1st Indiana Cavalry for the year 18621 transcription and foreword by Oscar F. Curtis. - Bloomington, Ind. : Monroe County Civil War Centennial Commis­ sion : Monroe County HistOlical Society, 1962, (1981 printing). - viii, 42 p. ­ (Occasional paper 1 Monroe County Civil \Var Centennial Commission and Monroe County Historical Society; no. 2) E506.6 Ist.H67 1981 1862. ------27

126. JOHN HOUSEHOLDER, 1824-1887 Cemetery tales and Civil War diary I by George Stragand. - [S.l. : s.n., cl978] ([Scottdale, Pa., : Laurel Group Press]). - 91 p. : ill. E527.5 IOlst.H68 S77 1862-1863. Includes bibliographical references.

127. THOMAS DIX , 1842-1900 letters, 1863-1865, from Johnson Island ledited by Charles W. Turner. - [S.l. : s.n.], cl980 (Verona, Va. : McClure Print. Co.). - 84 p., [8] p. of plates: ill. E616.J7 H86 1980 1863-186,5. Includes bibliographical references and index. Houston was captured at Gettysburg and held in the federal prison at Johnson Island, Sandusky, Ohio.

128. Lewis S. C. Howard, 1836-1897 vVar in Tennessee, & Georgia, 1861-1864 I by Noah E. Howard. ­ [Harriman? Tenn., s.n., 1966]. - 24 leaves. E601.H838 1861-1864.

129. William Randolph Howell, 1842-1912 Westward the Texans: the Civil War journal of Private William Randolph How­ ell I edited with introduction by Jerry D. Thompson. - 1st ed. - EI Paso, Tex. : Texas Western Press, University of Texas at EI Paso, cl990. - 184 p. : ill. E580.6.S53 H69 1990 1861-1862. Includes bibliographical references (p. 160-173) and index.

130. HENRY HUDSON, d. 1913 PHILIP BOLINGER, d. 1911 Civil War sketchbook I by Henry Hudson. Civil War diary I by Philip Bolinger. - Huntingdon, Pa. : Huntingdon County Historical Society, cl988. - 94 p. : ill. E527.5 202nd.H83 1988 1864-1865. Bibliography: p. 87.

131. ALVAH FOLSOM HUNTER, 1847-1933 A Year on a monitor and the destruction of Fort Sumter I by Alvah Folsom Hunter; edited and ,vith an introduction by Craig L. Symonds. - Columbia, 28 ------~- - - -

S.c. : University of South Carolina Press, cl987. ­ xix, 184 p. : ill. - (Classics in maritime history) E595.N33 H86 1987 1862-1863. Includes bibliographical references.

132. WILLIAM HENRY HUNTZINGER, 1842-1878 The Camp life and campaigns of William H. Huntzinger and brothers; a day-to­ day record, 1862-186.5 / edited and published by Floyd B. La Favre. - Tijunga, Calif. : [s.n.], 971. - vi, 230 p. : ill., facsims., map, ports. E601.H94 1971 1862-186.5.

133. GEORGE R. IMLER 1864 pocket dairy of Pvt. George R. Imler, Co. E, 138th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers: personal account of the campaign of the Army of the Potomac from the Wilderness to Petersburg / edited by Richard A. Gray, Jr. - [S1 : s.n.], 1963. - 102 leaves. E601.153 1864-March.

134. GEORGE W. INGRAM, 1830-1915 Civil War letters of George W. and Martha F. Ingram, 1861-186.5 / compiled by Henry L. Ingram; introd. by Charles R. Schultz. - College Station: Texas A&M University, 1973. - 84 p. : ill. - (Texas A&M University Library. Miscel­ laneous publication; 9) E605.153 1973 1861-186.5. Bibliography: p. 84.

135. GEORGE W. INGRAM, 1830-1915 Hurrah for the Texans: Civil War letters of George W. Ingram / edited by Charles R. Schultz. - [College Station] : Friends of the Texas A & M University Library, [cl974]. - 2.5 p. : ill. - (Friends of the Texas A&M University Library ; Keepsake no. 3) E605.154 1861-186.5. On October 28, 1861, the regimental designation of the 4th Texas Cavalry was changed to the 12th Texas Cavalry.

136. JOHN WASHINGTON INZER, 1834-1928 The Diary of a Confederate soldier: John Washington Inzer, 1834-1928/ edited and annotated by Mattie Lou Teague Crow. - Huntsville, Ala. : Strode Publish­ ers, cl977. - 191 p. : ill. E605.158 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 184-185. 29

137. RICHARD IRBY The Captain remembers: the papers of Captain Richard Irby / edited by Vir­ ginia Fitzgerald Jordan. - [Blackstone, Va.J : Nottoway County Historical Asso­ ciation, 1975. - 124 p., [IJ leaf of plates: ill. E581.5 18th.172 1862-1863.

138. GEORGE WASHINGTON IRWIN, 1843-1912 George Washington Irwin: the Civil War diary of a Pennsylvania volunteer / compiled and edited by Jane B. Steiner. - Lafayette, Calif. : Hunsaker Pub. Co., cl991. - ix, 221 p. : ill. E527.179 1991 1861-1863. The appendixes include the writings of two other Civil War soldiers who were also in both the 28th and 147th.

139. WASHINGTON IVES, 1843-1925 Civil War journal and letters of Sgt. Washington Ives, 4th Florida GS.A. / transcribed by Jim R. Cabaniss; illustrations by the author. - 1st ed. - [Talla­ hassee? Fla.J : J.R. Cabaniss, cl987. - 81, [1], xxv p., [4J leaves of plates: ill. E558.5 4th.195 1987 1863-1865. Bibliography: p. [82J.

140. JOHN S. JACKMAN, 1841-1912 Diary of a Confederate soldier: John S. Jackman of the Orphan Brigade / edited by William C. Davis. - Columbia, S.C. : University of South Carolina Press, cl990. - 174 p. : maps. - (American military history) E564.5 Ist.J33 1990 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

141. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JACKSON, d. 1864 So mourns the dove; letters of a Confederate infantryman and his family - [1st ed.J. - New York: Exposition Press, [1965J. - 92 p. E605.J22 1861-1864.

142. FANNIE OSLIN JACKSON, 1835-1925 On both sides of the line / by Fannie Oslin Jackson; edited by Joan F. Curran and Rudena K. Mallory. ­ Baltimore: Gateway Press, 1989. ­ x, 136 p. : ill., m~. E~IJ~I~ 1863-1864. 30

143. ISAAC JACKSON, 1842-1903 "Some of the boys ... " The Civil War letters of Isaac Jackson, 1862-1865/ edit­ ed by Joseph Orville Jackson; with a foreword by Bell Irvin Wiley. - Carbon­ dale: Southern Illinois University Press, [1960]. - 264 p. : ill. E601.J13 1862-1865.

144. FREDERICK AUGUSTUS JAMES, 1832-1864 Civil War diary: Sumter to Andersonville / edited by Jefferson J. Hammer. - Rutherford [N.J.] : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, [1973]. - 153 p. : ill. E611.J34 1864. Includes bibliographical references.

145. JASPER E. JAMES, d. 1864 Letters from a Civil War soldier / [edited] by Vera Dockery Elkins. - [1st ed.]. - New York: Vantage Press, [1969]. - 61 p. E605.J3 1969 1861-1864.

146. ROBERT DAVID JAMISON, 1838-1912 Letters and recollections of a Confederate soldier, 1860-1865/ compiled by Henry Downs Jamison, Jr. and Marguerite Jamison McTigue. - Nashville, Tenn. : H.D. Jamison, [1964]. - 185 leaves, [2] leaves of plates: ports. E579.5 45th.J35 A34 1964 1860-1865.

147. TIGHLMAN H. JONES, 1846-1864 Five days to glory / by Glenn W. Sunderland. - South Brunswick [N.J.] : A. S. Barnes. [1970]. - 216 p. : ill., plan, port. E601.S95 1861-1864. Bibliography: p. 206.

148. HENRY KAUFFMAN, 1843-1891 The Civil War letters (1862-1865) of Private Henry Kauffman: the Harmony boys are all well / edited by David McCordick. - Le\viston : E. Mellen Press, cl991. - no p. : ill. E525.5 llOth.K38 1991 1862-1865.

149. WILLIAM FREDERICK KEELER, 1821-1886 Aboard the USS Florida, 1863-65/ the letters of Paymaster William Frederick Keeler, U.S. Navy, to his \vife, Anna / edited by Robert W. Daly. - Annapolis: 31

United States Naval Institute, [cl968]. - xvii, 252 p. : ill., maps. - (Naval let­ ters series; v. 2) E595.F6 K4 1968 1863-1865. Bibliography: p. 241-242.

150. DUREN F. KELLEY, 1839-1913 The War letters of Duren F. Kelley, 1862-1865/ edited by Richard S. Offenberg and Robert Rue Parsonage. - [1st ed.]. - New York: Pageant Press, [1967]. ­ 168 p. : facsim. E601.K28 1862-1865. From 7th Regiment, Minnesota Volunteers, promotion to 2nd lieutenant, the United States Colored Infantry, on May 4, 1864.

151. FRANCIS A. KIENE, 1839-1924 A Civil War diary: the journal of Francis A. Kiene, 1861-1864 : A family history / [compiled] by Ralph E. Kiene, Jr. - [Shawnee Mission, Kan. : R.E. Kiene], 1974. - 372 p. : ill. E601.K49 1974 1861-1864. Appendices (p. 235-372): 1. The 49th Ohio Volunteer Regiment - 2. A family history.

152. EUGENE KINGMAN, 1844-1920 Tramping out the vintage, 1861-1864 : the Civil War diaries and letters of Eugene Kingman / edited by Helene C. Phelan. - Almond, N.Y. : H.G Phelan, 1983. - 369 p. : ill. E601.K55 1983 1861-1864. Bibliography: p. 367-369. Includes biographical notes and statistical summary.

153. HENRY ADOLPH KIRCHER, h. 1841 A German in the Yankee fatherland: the Civil War letters of Henry A. Kircher / edited by Earl J. Hess. - Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, cl983. - xi, 169 p. :ill. E601.K57 1983 1861-1863. Bibliography: p. 163-165. Most of the letters were translated from German.

154. JOSEPH KITTINGER, h. 1839 Diary, 1861-1865, Joseph Kittinger, 23rd New York Independent Battery: enlisted Sep't. 1861 as private, mustered out April 19, 1865 as 1st lieutenant. ­ Buffalo, N.Y. : Kittinger Co., [1979?]. - 213 p. : ill. E523.6 23rd.K57 1979 1861-1865. 32

Sergeant Stephen Clinton Adams and friend. 6th Vi rginia Cavalry_

155. OSCAR DEROSTUS LADLEY, 1837-1880 Hearth and knapsack: the Ladley letters , 18.57-1880 I edited by Carl M. Becker and Ritchie Thomas. - Athens : Ohio University Press, cl988. - xxiii, 414 p. : ill. E525.5 75th.L33 1988 1861-186.5 . Bibliography: p. [339]-363. Includes index. Chiefly consists of correspondence of Oscar Derostus Ladley to family and associates, housed in the Archives and Special Collections of Wright State Uni­ versity as part of the Odiorne Papers.

156. JOHN LARGE, 1826-1863 One man's wm' : the Civil War letters of John Large / edited by Angus M. Cunn, Jr. -West Vancouver, B.C. : Legacy Press, cl985. - xv, 224 p. : ill. E527.5 102d.L37 1985 1861-1863. One hundred and five letters. Includes epilogue. 33

157. JOHN VANCE LAUDERDALE, h. 1833 Wounded river: the Civil War letters of John Vance Lauderdale, M.D. / edited by Peter Josyph. - East Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 1993. - xii, 241 p. : ill., maps. E621.L38 1993 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 229-234) and index.

158. WILLIAM GATES LE DUC, 1823-1917 Recollections of a Civil War quartermaster: the autobiography of William C. Le Due. - St. Paul, Minn. : North Central Pub. Co., [cl963]. - xii, 167 p. : port. E601.L4 1963 1862-1865.

159. SOLOMON AUGUSTUS LENFEST, fl. 1862-1863 The Diary of Solomon Augustus Lenfest, Co. C. Sixth Massachusetts Infantry, while stationed at Suffolk, Virginia, August 29, 1862 to May 29, 1863. - Suffolk, Va. : Suf­ folk-Nansemond Historical Society, 1975. - 34 p. : ill. E513.5 6th.L46 1975 1862-1863.

160. WHITSEL LEWIS A Union soldier's diary / edited, printed, and published by Donald Lewis Osborn. - Independence, Mo., [s.n.], 1964. - 11 leaves. E601.L48 1964 1864-1864.

161. JEREMIAH DORAN LIKENS, h. 1837 A Civil War diary and letters / by a union officer, Jeremiah Doran Likens; com­ piled by Cheryl Eastwood Suazo. - Arvada, Colo. : Ancestor Publishers, 1978. - 175 p. : ill. E506.5 30th L55 1978 No span of coverage discernible. Includes name and location index.

162. JOHN NEWTON LYLE, 1839-1925 A Reminiscence of Lieutenant John Newton Lyle of the Liberty Hall Volunteers / edited by Charles W. Turner. - [Virginia] : c.w. Turner, cl987. - xiv, 200 p. : ill., ports. E581.5.L53 L95 1987 1861-1862. Bibliography: p. 173-192. Covers the student company from \Vashington and Lee University, then Washington College, Lexington, Virginia, that fought in the Stonewall Brigade from Falling Waters to Appomattox, Virginia. 34 ------.------­

163. HENRY CLAY McCAULEY Henry Clay McCauley's Civil War diary and letters / [copied by] Martha A. Edwards. - Cody, Wyo. (507 18th St., Cody 82414) : M.A. Edwards, cl987. ­ 35 leaves, [14] p. : facsims. E601.M332 1987 1863.

164. JOHN R. McCLURE, d. 1923 Hoosier fann boy in Lincoln's anny: the Civil War letters of Pvt. John R. McClure / introduced and edited by Nancy Niblack Baxter. - [S.l. : s.n., 1971]. - 72 p. : ill. E506.5 14th.M3 1861-1864.

165. HENRY DICKERSON McDANIEL, 1836-1926 vVith unabated trust: Major Henry McDaniel's love letters from Confederate battlefields as treasured in Hester McDaniel's bonnet box / edited by Anita B. Sams. - [S1] : Historical Society of Walton County, cl977. - xvii, 276 p., [6] leaves of plates. : ill. E577.M33 1846-1929.

166. FRANK ROSS McGREGOR, 1838-1920 Dearest Susie: a Civil War infantryman's letters to his sweetheart / edited and with introd. by Carl E. Hatch. - [1st ed.]. - New York: Exposition Press, [1971]. - 131 p. - (An Exposition-university book) E601.M145 1862-1865.

167. SAMUEL McILVAINE, 1824-1863 By the dim and flaring lamps: the Civil War diaries of Samuel McIlvaine / edit­ ed by Clayton E. Cramer. - Monroe, N.Y. : Library Research Associates, 1990. - 157 p. : ports. E601.M45 1990 1862. Bibliography: p. 149-150. Map on lining papers. Includes index.

168. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN McINTYRE, h. 1827 Federals on the frontier: the diary of Benjamin F. McIntyre, 1862-1864/ edited by N annie M. Tilley. - Austin: University of Texas Press, [1963]. - 429 p. : ill. E601.M15 1862-1864. ------~35

169. JAMES ADDISON McMURTREY, 1837-1901 Letters to Lucinda, 1862-1864/ written by J.A. McMurtrey; typed and com­ piled by Mary Frances Honea Johnston. - 1st. ed. - Huntsville, Ala. - 72 p. : ill. E559.M38 1985 1862-1864. Genealogical materials included.

170. JAMES P. MALLERY, h. 1833 Found no bushwhackers: the 1864 diary of Sgt. James P. Mallery, Company A, Third Wisconsin Cavalry, stationed at Balltown, Mo. / text courtesy of John R Schantz; edited by Patrick Brophy. - 1st ed. - Nevada, Mo. : Vernon County Historical Society, cl988. - 60 p. : 1 map. E601.M34 1988 1864.

171. BARTLETT YANCEY MALONE, h. 1838 Whipt'em everytime : the diary of Bartlett Yancey Malone / edited by William Whatley Pierson, Jr. - Jackson, Tenn. : McCowat-Mercer Press, 1960. - 131 p. : ill. E605.M25 1960 1861-1865. Includes roster of Company H, 6th North Carolina Regiment.

172. ARTHUR MIDDLETON MANIGAULT, 1824-1886 A Carolinian goes to war: the Civil War narrative of Arthur Middleton Mani­ gault, Brigadier General, C.S.A. / edited by R Lockwood Tower; with a fore­ word by Thomas L. Connelly. And with his Mexican "Var narrative / edited by Warren Ripley and Arthur M. Wilcox. - 1st ed. - Columbia, S.c. : published for the Charleston Library Society by the University of South Carolina Press, cl983. - xvi, 344 p., [13] p. of plates: ill. E605.M27 1983 1861-1864. Bibliography: p. 283-288.

173. JOHN B. MARCHAND, h. 1808 Charleston blockade: the journals of John B. Marchand, U.S. Navy, 1861-1862/ edited with commentary by Craig L. Symonds. -1st ed. - Newport, RI. : Naval War College Press, 1976. - xiii, 287 p. - (Historical monograph series; no. 2) E600.M37 1861-1862. Bibliography: p. [276]-280. 36 ------

174. WILLIAM F. MARGRAFF, 1843-1862 A Civil War soldier's last letters / written by William F. Margraff, during the Civil \Var; compiled by Paul Janeski. - 1st ed. - New York: Vantage Press, cl975. - 61 p. E601.M35 1861-1862. Company H, 6th Pennsylvania Regiment. Thirty-two letters written from the time Margraff entered the army until eleven days before he was killed.

175. JOSEPH K. MARSHALL, 1841-1919 Civil War diary of Joseph K. Marshall: Co. E, 90th Regmt., 1st Brigade, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Aug. 29, 1862-July 31st, 1864/ in possession of and copied by W. Louis Phillips. - Columbus, Ohio: W.L. Phillips, 1982. - 1 v. (various pagings) : ill. E525.5 90th.M37 1982 1862-1864. Appendix includes biographical data about Joseph K. Marshall.

176. HENRY MATRAU, 1845-1917 Letters home: Henry Matrau of the Iron Brigade / edited by Marcia Reid­ Green; foreword by Reid Mitchell. - Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, cl993. - xvii, 166 p., [4] p. of plates: ill., map. E493.5.172 M36 1993 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 149-153) and index.

177. CHARLES MATTOCKS, h. 1840 Unspoiled heart: the journal of Charles Mattocks of the 17th Maine / edited by Philip N. Racine. - 1st ed. - Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, cl994. - xxxii, 446 p. : ill. - (Voices of the Civil War series) E511.5 17th.M38 1994 1863-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 421-425) and index.

178. PERRY MAYO, 1839-1921 The Civil War letters of Perry Mayo / edited by Robert W. Hodge. - East Lans­ ing: Michigan State University, 1967. - p. 164-248: ill. - (Publications of the Museum, Michigan State University: Cultural series; v. 1, no. 3) E514.5 2nd.M39 1967 1861-1864. 37

Rohert B, Hurt, JI~ , Adjutant 5.51h Tennessee Infant"f Regiment. Ki lled at the Ba ttle o(Franklin, Tennessee.

179. JAMES TURNER MEADE, 1844-1903 Journal of prison life / by James T. Meade. - Torrington , Conn. : RainbO\v Press, 1987. - 31 p. E615.M4 1987 186.5. Meade was a prisoner of war at Point Lookout, Mmylancl.

180. PATRICK MEADE, 1831-1879 Journal of Patrick Meacl(e), Jr. of Youghal Park, Co. Cork, Irelan d. an d Charlestown, Mass. / compiled by Francis R Minton. - [V/ollaston, Mass .] : [FR Minton, 1985?}. - 40, [44] leaves : ill . E591.M45 1985 No span of coverage discernible. Enlisted as an ordinmy seaman on Oct. 12, 1860. Served on the Ohio to Oct. 24, 1860; on the Cumberla nd from Oct. 25 to March 8. 1862: on the Brazi­ feria from March 9 to May 5, 1862; and on the Brandywine from May 6 to June 14, 1862, when he was diseharged. 38 ______

181. ARTHUR CALVIN MELLETTE, 1842-1896 The Civil War diary of Althur Calvin Mellette / edited by Gerald W. Wolff and Joanita Kant. - Rev. ed. - \Vateltown, S.D. : Codington County Historical Society, Kampeska Heritage Museum, 1983. - vii, 97 p. : ill. E506.59th.M45 1983 1864-1865. This edition has been expanded to include the thirty-three pages of Mel­ lette's diary which were omitted from the first edition.

182. MORGAN WOLFE MERRICK, 1839-1919 From desert to Bayou: the Civil War journal and sketches of Morgan Wolfe Merrick / introduction and notes by Jerry Thompson. - 1st ed. - El Paso, Tex. : Texas Western Press, University of Texas at El Paso, cl991. - vi, 134 p. : ill. (some col.). E580.6 2nd.M47 1991 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [118]-127) and index.

183. WILLIAM N. MESERVE, 1840-1928 Meserve Civil War record / with the intriguing war story by Major William N. Meserve; compiled and edited by Richard Alden Huebner; foreword by Philip B. Kunhardt, Jr. - 1st ed. - Oak Park, Mich. : RAH Publications, 1987. - xx, 290 p. : ill. E470.M54 1987 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 269-284. Appendices include: "William N. Meserve Chronology"; "The Meserve Manuscript of Meserve's Regiments"; "Battle Casualties"; "Regimental Rosters"; "Meserve Gallery and Images."

184. VIRGIL HENRY MOATS, 1827-1863 Shiloh to Vicksburg: Dear Eliza: an eyewitness account in the Civil \Var letters of Major Virgil H. Moats / [edited by] elw. - Pebble Beach, Calif. : Hedgehog Press, [1984]. - xi, 196 p. : ill. E525.5 48TH.M6 1984 1862-1863. Bibliography: p. iii.

185. THOMAS WILLIAM MOFFATT, 1844-1923 A Union soldier's Civil \Var : Civil \Var experiences of Thomas William Moffatt, Sr., as told to his son, Wallace, Wilson Moffatt. - [S.l. : s.n., 1962]. - 188 leaves. E601.M7 1861-1965. 39

186. CORNELIUS LUTHER MOORE, 1842-1930 Cornie: the Civil War letters of Lt. Cornelius L. Moore, Co. I, 57th Regiment, New York State Volunteers / Cilbelt C. Moore, Jr., editor; Civil War commen­ tary by Roger Thomas Crew, Jr. - [Chattanooga, Tenn.] : C.C. Moore, Jr., cl989-d993 >. - v. d-2 > : ill., ports. E523.5 57th.M66 1989 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index. Contents: [v. 1] No special title - v. 2. Some Moore chronicles.

187. LESLIE GARNETT MORROW, h. 1836 Journal of Leslie C. Morrow, captain's clerk of the U.S. Steamer Galena / with introduction by Albert P. Morrow. - Yorba Linda, Ca. : A.P. Morrow, [1988]. ­ i-7, 59 p. : ill. E595.G35 M67 1988 1864. A daily chronicle of a nine month voyage by a naval officer aboard the USS Galena during the Civil War.

188. BLISS MORSE, 1837-1923 Civil War diaries & letters of Bliss Morse / compiled, edited, and published by Loren J. Morse. - 1st ed. - Wagoner, Okla. : L.J. Morse, 1985. - xxi, 224 p. : ill. E525.5 105th.M67 1985 1858-1866. Includes 119 Civil War letters and copies of Pittman Phonographic diary entries. Diaries of 1858, 1860, and 1866 present background and postwar life.

189. JOHN HOLBROOK MORSE, 1840-1897 Civil War: the letters of John Holbrook Morse, 1861-1865/ edited with com­ mentary by Bianca Morse Federico, \'lith the assistance of Betty Louise Wright. - Washington: Federico, 1975. - 224 p. : ill. E601.M885 1975 1861-1865. A member of Company F, 105th Ohio Infantry from August 1862-July 1863, Morse reenlisted in Battery C, 1st Ohio Light Artillery from 1864-1865.

190. ALBERT WASHINGTON MOSEY, 1843-1895 A Union soldier's diary. - [Mansfield, Ohio, Mansfield City Board of Education, 1967?]. - 1 v. (unpaged). E601.M89 1967 1862-1865. 40

19l. CHESLEY A. MOSMAN, 1842-1914 The Rough side of war: the Civil War journal of Chesley A. Mosman, 1st lieu­ tenant, Company D, ,59th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment / edited with bio­ graphical sketch by Arnold Gates. - 1st limited ed. - Garden City, N.Y. : Basin Pub. Co., cl987. - xiii, 442 p. : ill. E505.5 59th.M67 1987 1862-1865. Includes his notes as 1st lieutenant in Company D.

192. CHARLES HERBERT MOULTON, 1843-1866 Fort Lyon to Harper's Ferry: on the border of North and South with "Rambling Jour" : the Civil War letters and newspaper dispatches of Charles H. Moulton (34th Mass. Vol. Inf.) / compiled and edited by Lee C. Drickamer and Karen D. Drickamer. - Shippensburg, Pa. : White Mane Pub. Co., cl987. - xiv, 273 p., [8] p. of plates: ill. E601.M92 1987 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 264. Includes dispatches to the Berkshire Eagle and Berkshire Courier.

193. JAMES KING NEWTON, d. 1892 A Wisconsin boy in Dixie : the selected letters of James K. Newton / edited by Stephen E. Ambrose. - Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1961. - 188 p. : ill. E601.N56 1861-1866. Includes a roster of Company F, 14th vVisconsin Volunteer Infantry.

194. WILLIAM LEWIS NUGENT, 1832-1897 My dear Nellie: the Civil War letters of William L. Nugent to Eleanor Smith Nugent / edited by William M. Cash and Lucy Somerville Howorth. - Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1977. - xii, 247 p. : ill. E605.N83 1977 1860-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

195. JOHN C. O'CONNELL CHARLES BROTHER Two naval journals, 1864, at the Battle of : the journal of Mr. John C. O'Connell, CSN, on the C.S.S. Tennessee and the journal of Pvt. Charles Broth­ er, USMC, on the U.S.S. Haltford / edited by C. Carter Smith, Jr. - Chicago: Wyvern Press of S. F. E., [1964]. - iv, 51 p. : ill., map, POltS. E476.85.S6 Mr. O'Connell's journal: May 17, 1864-March 2, 1865. Private Brother's journal: March 14, 1864-August 5, 1864. 41

196. THOMAS GOLDSBOROUGH ODELL, 1830-1899 The Civil War correspondence of Judge Thomas Goldsborough Odell / [edited by] Donald Odell Virdin ; introduction and historical footnotes by Brian C. Pohanka. - Bowie, Md. : Heritage Books, 1992. - xiii, 133 p. E505.5 78th.034 1992 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

197. THOMAS WARD OSBORN, 1833-1898 No middle ground: Thomas Ward Osborn's letters from the field (1862-1864) / edited by Herb S. Crumb and Katherine Dhalle. - Hamilton, N.Y. : Edmonston Pub., cl993. - xix, 199 p. : ill., 2 maps. E523.6 lst.083 1993 1862-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. [191]-193) and index.

198. THOMAS JAMES OWEN, d. 1915 "Dear friends at home-." : the letters and diary of Thomas James Owen, Fifti­ eth New York Volunteer Engineer Regiment, during the Civil War / edited and with an introduction by Dale E. Floyd. - Washington, D.C. : Historical Divi­ sion, Office of Administrative Services, Office of the Chief of Engineers: U.S. Govt. Print. Off., [1985]. - xvii, 124 p., [1] leaf of plates: ill., ports. ­ (Engineer historical studies; no. 4) E523.5 50th.094 1985 Includes bibliographical references and index. The diary covers the period from April 29 to May 18, 1864, and the early stages of the Army of the Potomac's 1864 spring offensive. Notes to letters are included.

199. ARlO PARDEE, 1810-1892 Dear pa-and so it goes / [compiled by] Gertrude K. Johnston. - [Harrisburg, Pa. : printed by Business Service Co., 1971]. - viii, 337 p. : ill. CS71.P224 1971 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 337.

200. THOMAS W. PARSONS, 1826-1915 Incidents & experiences in the life of Thomas W. Parsons, from 1826 to 1900 / edited by Frank Furlong Mathias. - Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, [1975]. - xix, 209 p. E601.P27 1862-1863. Bibliography: p. 197-[203]. 42 ------

201. MARSENA RUDOLPH PATRICK, 1811-1888 Inside Lincoln's Army; the diary of Marsena Rudolph Patrick, Provost Marshal General, Army of the Potomac / edited by David S. Sparks. - [New York: T. Yoseloff, 1964]. - 536 p. : ill., ports. E470.P3 1862-1865.

202. EDMUND DEWITT PATTERSON, h. 1842 Yankee rebel: the Civil War journal of Edmund DeWitt Patterson / edited \vith an introd. by John G. Barrett; biographical essay by Edmund Brooks Patterson. ­ Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, [1966]. - xix, 207 p. E605.P33 1861-1865. Company register and notes are included. Originally in the Lauderdale Rifles, Patterson later joined Company D, 9th Alabama Infantry.

203. WILLIAM ELWOOD PATTERSON, 1841-1916 Campaigns of the 38th Regiment of the Illinois Volunteer Infantry, Company K, 1861-1863: the diary of William Elwood Patterson / edited by Lowell Wayne Patterson. - Bowie, Md. : Heritage Books, 1992. - v, 58 p. : ill. E505.5 38th.P38 1992 1861-1865. Complemented by letters Patterson wrote to his father, a short history of Jasper County, Illinois, and indexes for names, places, and battles.

204. ELISHA FRANKLIN PAXTON, 1828-1863 The Civil War letters of General Frank "Bull" Paxton, CSA, a lieutenant of Lee & Jackson / edited by John Gallatin Paxton; introduced by Harold B. Simpson. - Hillsboro, Tex. : Hill Jr. College Press, 1978. - viii, 102 p. : ill. E581.5.S76 P396 1861-1863. Bibliography: p. 100. The letters are in the Judith Hotchkiss Collection, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress.

205. MARCUS PECK, 1839-1863 Marcus Peck: letters of a Civil War soldier and his family / Eva H. Gemmill and Marie E. Hoffman, editors. - Poestenkill, N.Y. : Poestenkill Historical Society, 1993. - iv, 70, A-I-A-16 p. : ill., maps. E523.5 169th P43 1993 1862-1863. ------.----_.­ ______43

206. GEORGE WASHINGTON PEDDY, 1834-1913 ZERLINA CATHERINE PEDDY, 1838-1927 Saddle bag and spinning wheel: being the Civil War letters of George W. Peddy, M.D., Surgeon, 56th Georgia Volunteer Regiment, C.S.A. and his wife Kate Featherston Peddy / edited by George Peddy Cuttino. - 1st ed. - Macon, Ga. : Mercer University Press, cl981. - 332 p., [1] leaf of plates. E625.P36 1861-1865. Letters exchanged between Confederate surgeon G. Peddy and his wife, Z. Peddy, 1861-1865.

207. ALFRED BROWN PETICOLAS, 1838-1915 Rebels on the Rio Grande: the Civil War journal of A.B. Peticolas / edited by Don E. Alberts. -1st ed. - Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, c1984. - ix, 187 p. : ill., ports. E605.P471984 1862. Bibliography: p. 169-179. Includes drawings, maps, and editorial notes.

208. ARABELLA SPEAIRS PETTIT WILLIAM BEVERLEY PETTIT, h. 1825 Civil War letters of Arabella Speairs and William Beverley Pettit of Fluvanna County, Virginia, March 1862-March 1865/ edited by Charles W. Turner.­ [Roanoke, Va.] : Virginia Lithography and Graphics, [cl988- .]- v. : ill. E605.P491988 1862-186,5. Includes William B. Pettit's diary, 1862-1863.

209. FREDERICK PETTIT, 1842-1864 Infantryman Pettit: the Civil War letters of Corporal Frederick Pettit, late of Com­ pany C, 100th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry Regiment, "The Round­ heads," 1862-1864/ edited by William GilfIllan Gavin. - Shippensburg, Pa. : White Mane Pub. Co., cl990. - xv, 214 p. : ill., maps. E527.5 100th.P47 1990 1862-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. 202-210) and index.

210. IRA S. PETTIT, 1841-1864 The Diary of a dead man: letters and diary of Ira S. Pettit, Wilson, Niagara County, New York, who served Company B, 11th Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 44

United States Army during the War Between the States 1 [Compiled by J. P. Ray]. - [S.l. : s.n.], cl969. - vi, 202 leaves: map. E601.P52 1862-186,5. Bibliography: p. 408-420. Index and appendLxes are included. Served in Company B and Company F, 11th Regiment, USA (regular).

211. ELIJAH PARSONS PETTY, 1828-1864 Journey to Pleasant Hill: the Civil War letters of Captain Elijah P. Petty, Walker's Texas Division, CSA 1 edited by Norman D. Brown; with an introduction by O. Scott Petty; pictures by John Groth. - 1st ed. - San Antonio: University of Texas, Institute of Texan Cultures, cl982. - xx, 471 p. : ill. E580.5.W34 P47 1982 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references and index. An epilogue traces the subsequent history of the division to its disband­ ment at Camp Groce, Hempstead, Texas, May 20, 186,5.

212. FELIX PIERRE POCHE A Louisiana Confederate: diary of Felix Pierre Poche 1 edited by Ed\vin C. Bearss; translation from the French by Eugenie \Vatson Somdal ; with an index by Edward Bouriaque - 1863-1865. - Natchitoches, La. : Louisiana Studies Institute, Northwestern State University, [1972]. - x, 352 p. E605.P6313 1863-1865. Includes bibliographical references.

213. JAMES T. POE, 1829-1913 The Raving foe: the Civil War diary of Major James T. Poe, C.S.A., and the 11th Arkansas Volunteers, and a complete list of prisoners 1 compiled and edited by J.e. Poe. - [Eastland, Tex. : printed by the Longhorn Press, 1967]. - 72, [56] p. : facsims., ports. E605.P65 1967 1862.

214. DANIEL J. PRICKlTT, 1840-1927 Daniel J. Prickitt, Sergeant, Company H, Third Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, 1861-18651 edited by E.D. Stoltz. - [Archbold, Ohio: E.D. Stoltz]' 1988.­ 208 p. E525.6 3rd.P75 1988 1861-186,5. 45 ~------~------

Sergeant Tlw1})(/s Jefferson Rushin, Company K 12th Ceorgia Infantn/. Killed at Sharpshurg, Maryland, Septemher 17, 1862.

215. SHEPHERD GREEN PRYOR, 1828-1911 PENELOPE TYSON PRYOR A Post of honor : the Pryor letters, 1861-63 : letters from Capt. S.G. PIYor, Twelfth Georgia Regiment and his ,vife, Penelope Tyson PIYol' ! edited and nar ~ rated by Charles R. Adams, Jr. - Fort Valley, Ga. : Garret Publications, cl989. - "-'Viii, 456 p. : ilL ports. E470.P79 1989 1861-1863. Includes bibliographical references (p. 438-441 ) and index.

216. ISAAC NELSON RAINEY, h. 1845 Expelicnces of 1. N. Hai ney in the Confederate Army. - [Columbia? Tenn, 196.5J. - 107 leaves. E605.R16 1965 1863-186.5. 46 ------

217. JOHN B. REID, 1830-1907 Civil War letters of John B. Reid. - Greenville, Ill. : Bond County Genealogical Society, [1991?]. -198Ieaves. E505.5 130th.R45 1991 1862-1865.

218. WHITELAW REID, 1837-1912 A Radical view: the "Agate" dispatches of Whitelaw Reid, 1861-1865/ edited \vith an introd. and notes by James G. Smart. - Memphis: Memphis State Uni­ versity Press, cl976. - 2 v. E464.R4 1976 1861-1865. Reid's scrapbooks are in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress.

219. ELISHA HUNT RHODES, 1842-1917 All for the Union: a history of the 2nd Rhode Island Volunteer Infantry in the War of the Great Rebellion as told by the diary and letters of Elisha Hunt Rhodes, who enlisted as a private in '61 and rose to the command of his regi­ ment / edited by Robert Hunt Rhodes. ­ 1st ed. - Lincoln, RI : A. Mowbray, cl985. ­ 256 p. : ill. E528.5 2nd.R46 1985 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 250-255. Section notes are included. In the epilogue, Frederick Miller Rhodes, Jr. remembers his grandfather.

220. EDWIN RICE, h. 1839 Civil War letters of Edwin Rice / edited by Ted Perry. - Neenah, Wis. : Quality Print., cl975. - iii, 84 p. : ill. E601.R5 1975 1861-1862.

221. JOHN V. RICHARDS, 1843-1928 From Wisconsin to the sea: the Civil War letters of Sergeant John V Richards, Thirty-first Regiment of Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, 1862-1865/ edited by Richard C. Rattenbury, \vith introduction, narrative, and notes. - 1st ed. ­ [Happy, Tex.] : R.C. Rattenbury, cl986. - III p., [17] p. of plates: ill., maps. E537.5 31st.R53 1986 Bibliography: p. 103. Forty-three letters covering a period from December 31, 1862 to January 2,1865. An epilogue, a regimental chronology, statistics, and explanatory notes are included. ---_._------­ 47

222. GEORGE SIDENBENDER RICHARDSON, 1839-1897 WILLIAM AUGUSTUS RICHARDSON, 1841-1863 "For my country" : the Richardson letters, 1861-1865/ compiled & edited by Cordon C. Jones. - Wendell, N.C. : Broadfoot Pub. Co. ; Chesapeake, Va. : Copies from C.C. Jones, 1984. - ix, 195 p. : ill. E507.R53 1985 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 184. An appendix includes a chart of the descendants of Samuel L. Richardson, a history of the Iowa Infantry, 6th Regiment, at Shiloh, and an index.

223. EDWARD HASTINGS RIPLEY, 1839-1915 Vermont general: the unusual war experiences of Edward Hastings Ripley, 1862-1865/ edited by Otto Eisenschiml. - New York: Devin-Adair, 1960. ­ viii, 340 p. : ill., ports., maps. E470.R5 A4 1862-1865.

224. OLIVER S. ROBINSON, 1839-1863 The Diary and letters of Oliver S. Robinson / compiled and edited by Opal Han­ son. - Kensington, Md. : Village Press, 1968. - 86, [21] leaves : ill., maps (part fold. col.), ports. E601.R68 1861-1863. Bibliography: leaves [104-105]'

225. WILLIAM JOSEPH ROBINSON, 1832-1902 Civil War diary of Capt. William J. Robinson. - [Franklin, Tenn. : Williamson County Historical Society, 1975]. - 65 leaves. E579.6 20th.R63 1975 1863.

226. PHILIP ROESCH Memorandum of Philip Roesch, Co. H, 25th Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteers: kept all during my service, August 6, 1862 to June 11, 1865/ typed and copied by Richard K. Long. - Midland, Mich. : R.K. Long, 1979. - 28 leaves. E537.5 25th.R64 1979 1862-1865. Includes a chronology of Philip Roesch's service from August 6, 1862 to June 11, 1865. 48

227. LAFAYETTE ROGAN, 1830-1906 Diary of Lafayette Rogan, e.S.A. prisoner of war at Rock Island Prison Barracks, 1863-1865. - [S.l. : s.n., 1938'?]. - iii, 94 p. E605.R71938 1864.

228. MARK ELLING ALLEN ROGERS Patriots in blue: Civil War letters of the Mark E. Rogers family of Fairfax, Ver­ mont / Mark Curtis Wilson. - West Lafayette, Ind., Fairfax, Vt. : M.e. Wilson. Copies available from Fairfax Historical Society, 1987. - viii, 88 p. : ill. E464.W55 1987 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 84.

229. HANNAH ANDERSON ROPES, 1809-1863 Civil War nurse: the diary and letters of Hannah Ropes / edited, with introd. and commentary by John R. Brumgardt. ­ 1st ed. ­ Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, cl980. ­ xiv, 149 p. : port. E621.R663 1862-1863. Bibliography: p. 139-144.

230. ALEXANDER GRANT ROSE, 1838-1929 The Civil War diaries of Alexander Grant Rose (1838-1920) / edited with a bio­ graphical introd. and annotated indexes of all the names, places, and military units mentioned in the diaries, by his grandson, Alexander G. Rose III. - Balti­ more: A. G. Rose III, 1974. - xii, 110 leaves, [2] leaves of plates: ports. E601.R7413 1974 Diary I: Oct. 1, 1862 to Sept. 1, 1863, written as a private in Company B, 177th Regiment of New York State Volunteers, describing primarily the Fort Hudson, Louisiana campaign. Diary II: Aug. 25, 1864 to June 2, 1865, written as a private in the llth Regiment of the New York Independent Battery Light Artillery, describing primarily the Petersburg, Virginia campaign. Material is edited \vith a biographical introduction and annotated indexes of all the names, places, and military units mentioned in the diaries.

231. SYLVESTER RYNEARSON, d. 1912 The Civil War letters of Sylvester Rynearson, 1861-1865/ edited by Edward Rynearson Michaels. - [San Rafael, Calif.'?] : E.R. Michaels, 1981. - 274 p., 30 leaves of plates: ill. E507.5 15th.R9A4 1981 1861-1865. 49 ------~------

232. JONATHAN THOMAS SCHARF, 1843-1898 The Personal memoirs of Jonathan Thomas Scharf of the First Maryland Artillery / edited by Tom Kelley. - 1st ed. - Baltimore: Butternut and Blue, 1992. - viii, 81 p., [2] leaves of plates. : map, port., facsim. E566.8 lst.S28 1992 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references and index. 'The original diary is in the possession of the New York State Library and is published with their permission"-Tp. verso.

233. EDWARD SCHILLING, 1844-1925 My three years in the Volunteer Army of the United States of America, from August 12th, 1862, to June 10th, 1865/ Edw. Schilling; [edited by Barbara Schilling Everstine]. - [S.l : s.n, 1985]. - vi, 108 p. : ill. E512.5 4th.S35 1985 1862-1865.

234. SAMUEL CHADWICK SCHOYER, 1840-1890 The Road to Cold Harbor: field diary, January I-June 12, 1864 of Samuel C. Schoyer, captain, Company G, 139th Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment: supple­ mented by accounts of other offices and a brief history of the regiment / edited by William T Schoyer. - , Pa. : W. T Schoyer, 1986. - 117 p., [2] p. of plates. : ill., maps, ports. E476.52.S33 1986 1864. Bibliography: p. 115-117. Includes muster roll of the 139th regimental staff and Company G.

235. EZEKIEL KOEHLER SCHWARTZ Civil war diary of Ezekiel Koehler Schwartz, March 1863 to June 1865, and his­ tory of E.K. Schwartz Family. - Shelbyville, Ill. : Shelby County Historical & Genealogical Society, 1989. - 90 p. : ill. E505.5 115th.S39 1989 1863-1865.

236. BENJAMIN M. SEATON The Bugle softly blows: the Confederate diary of Benjamin M. Seaton / edited by Harold B. Simpson. - [1st ed.]. - Waco, Tex. : Texian Press, 1965. - xxv, 117 p. : ill., map, ports. E605.S5 1861-1865. Appendix includes roster of Company G, 10th Texas Volunteer Infantry Regiment, bibliography and index. .50

237. JACOB M. SEIBERT, h. 1843 Letters of a Pennsylvania volunteer, 1861-186.5 / [byJ Jacob M. Seibert: com­ piled by Raymond Martin Bell. - ' Vashington, Pa. : [s.n.], 1971. - 6lcaves. E601.S46 1861-1864.

238. WILLIAM ROBERT SESSIONS, 1835-1914 Diaty of Sgt. ,,,7illiam R. Sessions of South Wilbraham, Massachusetts , Company I, 46th Regt. M.vM. / typed by Belyle C. Doten ; sponsored by the HistOlical Society of the Tmvn of Hampden. Inc. - [Hampclen, Mass.] : The Society, 1987. - a-d, 19 leaves: ill. E513.5 46th.S47 1987 1863.

239. WILLIAM J. SEYMOUR, 1832-1886 The Civil 'Var memoirs of Captain vVilliam J. Se~1J11our : reminiscences of a Louisiana Tiger / edited, with an introcluction by Teny L. Jones. - Baton Rouge : Louisiana State University Press, cl991. - 162 p. : maps. E605.S54 1991 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. [1.53J-1.5 .5 ) and index.

Union Soldiers encamped at Citico Creek. East of Ch attanooga, Tennessee. ______~ ______5_1

240. JAMES MAYNARD SHANKLIN, 1836-1863 "Dearest Lizzie" : the Civil War as seen through the eyes of Lieutenant Colonel J ames Maynard Shanklin of Southwest Indiana's own 42nd Regiment, Indiana Volunteer Infantry ... / edited by Kenneth P. McCutchan. - Evansville, Ind. : Friends of Willard Library Press, 1988. - vi, 321 p., [17] leaves of plates: ill., map. E506.5 42nd.S5 1988 1861-1863. Includes bibliographical references and index.

241. ROBERT GOULD SHAW, 1847-1863 Blue-eyed child of fortune : the Civil War letters of Colonel Robert Gould Shaw / edited by Russell Duncan. - Athens: University of Georgia Press, cl992. ­ xxiii, 421 p. : ill. E513.5 54th.S53 1992 1861-1863. Includes bibliographical references (p. 391-404) and index.

242. JAMES B. SHEERAN, 1819-1881 Confederate chaplain, : a war journal/edited by Joseph T. Durkin; with a pref. by Bruce Catton. - Milwaukee: Bruce Pub. Co., [1960]. - xiii, 168 p. : ill. E635.S5 14th Louisiana, GS.A., from 1862 to 1865 in the Army of Northern Virginia. An index is included.

243. WILLIAM H. H. SHIBLEY, 1840-1932 JOHN S. SHIBLEY, 1843-1913 The Civil War letters of the Shibley brothers, Wm. H. H. and John S., to their dear parents in Van Buren, Arkansas / [edited by] Ruie Ann Smith Park. - Fayetteville, Ark. : Washington County Historical Society, 1963. - 19, [98] p. : ill. E605.P27 1862-1863.

244. JOHN A. SHULTZ, h. 1839 One year at war: the diary of Private John A. Shultz, August 1, 1863-August 1, 1864/ [edited by] Hobart L. Morris, Jr. - [1st ed.]. - New York: Vantage Press, [1968]. - 111 p. : ill., maps. E601.S58 1863-1864. Bibliography: p. 108-111. 52 ------~-

245. JUSTUS MITCHELL SILLIMAN, 1842-1896 A New Canaan private in the Civil War: letters of Justus M. Silliman, 17th Con­ necticut Volunteers / Edward Marcus, editor. - New Canaan, CT : New Canaan Historical Society, cl984. - x, 117 p. : ill., maps. E601.S56 1984 1862-1865. Includes a roster of Company H, 17th Volunteers.

246. RICHARD WRIGHT SIMPSON, 1840-1912 Far, far from home: the wartime letters of Dick and Tally Simpson, Third South Carolina Volunteers / edited by Guy R. Everson and Edward H. Simpson, Jr. ­ New York: Oxford University Press, 1994. - xxi, 316 p. : ill. E577.5 3rd.S56 1994 1861-1863. Includes bibliographical references (p. 299-300) and index.

247. BENJAMIN T. SMITH, 1844-1908 Private Smith's journal; recollections of the late war - Chicago: R. R. Donnel­ ley, 1963. - lxii, 253 p. : illus., port., maps. E601.S63 1861-1865.

248. DAVID SMITH, h. 1825 Who only stand and wait: Civil War letters of David and Ann Smith, 1863-1865 / edited by Helene C. Phelan. - Almond, N.Y. : H.C. Phelan, 1990. - 407 p. : ill. E601.S634 1990 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 399-405) and genealogical materials. David Smith served at Governors Island and then in a succession of forts in the New York area.

249. EDWARD PARMELEE SMITH, 1827-1876 Gerty's papa's Civil War / Edward Parmelee Smith; edited by William H. Arm- strong. - New York: Pilgrim Press, cl984. - xvii, 91 p. E601.S636 1984 1863-1865. Includes bibliographical references. All the letters were pubished in The Well-Spring, a magazine for children.

250. MARCUS M. SPIEGEL, 1829-1864 Your tme Marcus: the Civil War letters of a Je\vish colonel/edited by Frank L. B:Tne and Jean Powers Soman. - [Kent, Ohio] : Kent State University Press, cl985. - xi, 353 p. : ill. E540.J5 S65 1985 53

1861-1864. Bibliography: p. 342-345. A foreword by Dr. Jacob R. Marcus is followed by over one hundred letters.

251. ISSAC J. STAMPER The Civil War diary of Issac J. Stamper: of Bradley County, Tenn. Enlisted Decem­ ber 26, 1861 at Sweetwater, Tennessee; his regiment surrendered May 9, 1865. ­ Cleveland, Tenn. : Cleveland Public Library, 1970. - 82 leaves. E605.S8 1861-1865.

252. AMOS EDWARD STEARNS, h. 1833 The Civil War diary of Amos E. Steams, a prisoner at Andersonville / edited by Leon Basile. - Rutherford [N.J.] : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press; Lon­ don: Associated University Presses, cl981. - xii, 127 p. : ill. E612.A5 S79 1863-1864. Bibliography: p. 119-122. Stearns was captured at Drewry's Bluff.

253. AUSTIN C. STEARNS, 1837-1924 Three years with Company K / Austin C. Steams; edited by Arthur A. Kent. - Rutherford [N.J.] : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, cl976. - 346 p. : ill. E601.S815 1976 1861-1864. Bibliography: p. 342.

254. THOMAS NICHOLS STEVENS, 1835-1908 "Dear Carrie-": the Civil War letters of Thomas N. Stevens / George M. Blackburn, editor; illustrations by Andrea Lozano. - Mount Pleasant, Mich. : Clarke Historical Library, Central Michigan University, 1984. - xx, 341 p. : ill., ports. E537.5 28th.S74 1984 1862-1865. Includes bibliographies.

255. WILLIAM STOKES, 1833-1905 Saddle soldiers: the Civil War correspondence of General William Stokes of the 4th South Carolina Cavalry / [edited] by Lloyd Halliburton. - Orangeburg, S.c. : Sandlapper Pub. Co., cl993. - xiv, 265 p. : ill., maps. E467.l.S868 A4 1993 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-256) and index. 54

256. ROBERT HALE STRONG A Yankee private's Civil War / edited by Ashley Halsey. - Chicago: H. Regnery Co., 1961. - 218 p. : illus. E601.S895 1862-1865.

257. STROTHER, 1816-1888 A Virginia Yankee in the Civil War: the diaries of . ­ Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, [1961]. - xx, 294 p. : ill. E470.S88 1862-1864.

258. JAMES P. SULLIVAN, 1841-1906 An Irishman in the Iron Brigade: the Civil War memoirs of James P. Sullivan, Sergt., Company K, 6th Wisconsin Volunteers / by William J.K. Beaudot and Lance J. Herdegen. - New York: Fordham University Press, 1993. - viii, 189 p. : ill., ports. - (Irish in the Civil War, 1044-5315; no. 3) E537.5 6th.B4 1993 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [169]-176) and index.

259. AARON T. SUTTON, d. 1927 Prisoner of the Rebels in Texas: the Civil War narrative of Aaron T. Sutton, cor­ poral, 83rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry / edited by David G. Maclean. - 1st ed. - Decatur, Ind. : Americana Books, 1978. - xii, 178 p. : ill. E612.T9 S94 1864-1865. Captured at Mansfield and imprisoned at Camp Ford, Tyler, Texas.

260. NELSON TAYLOR, ca. 1839-1898 Saddle and saber: Civil War letters of Corporal Nelson Taylor, Ninth New York State Volunteer Cavalry, to his father Shubael Taylor and sister Hannah, Clifton Park, New York, November 14, 1861-0ctober 30,1864/ compilation, editing, and commentary by his grandson, Gray Nelson Taylor. - Bowie, Md. : Heritage Books, 1993. - xiii, 203 p., [16] leaves of plates: ill., ports., facsims. E523.6 9th.T39 1993 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. 201-202).

261. JAMES G. THEAKER, 1830-1910 Through one man's eyes: the Civil War experiences of a Belmont County volun­ teer: letters of James G. Theaker / annotated by Paul E. Rieger. - [1st ed. ­ Mount Vernon, Ohio: printed by Print. Arts Press" 1974]. - xx, 177 p. : ill. E601.T38 1974 55

1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 174-175. Captain, Company F, 50th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Additional material included in Appendix A: Roster of Company F, 50th Regiment, OVI. Personnel who were present for duty on September 4, 1864, and a regimental history.

262. THOMAS CRAWFORD THOBURN, 1829-1911 My experiences during the Civil War - [Cleveland? 1963]. - 197 p. : ill. E601.T42 1862-1865.

263. JAMES THOMAS THOMPSON, 1840-1862 A Georgia boy with "Stonewall" Jackson and his family: the letters of James Thomas Thompson / [edited by] by Austin Aurelia. - Atlanta, Ga. : Happy Val­ ley Press, cl992. - 147 p. : ill. (some col.), maps. E559.5 llth.G46 1992 1861-1862. Includes Thompson's letters and genealogical materials.

264. RICHARD SWAIN THOMPSON, 1837-1914 While my country is in danger: the life and letters of Lieutenant Colonel Richard S, Thompson, Twelfth New Jersey Volunteers / Gerry Harder Poriss and Ralph G. Poriss. - Hamilton, N.Y. : Edmonston Pub., cl994. - xvi, 229 p. : ill., maps. E521.5 12th.P67 1994 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [211]-216) and index.

265. BILLY TILGHMAN Narrative of Billy Tilghman / transcribed and edited by Paul E. Sluby, Sr., Stan­ ton L. Wormley. - [Washington, D.C.] : Columbian Harmony Society, cl983. - viii, 7 leaves. E601.T55 1983 186l. Chronicles Tilghman's part in recapturing of the trading schooner E. G. Warring from her prize crew, and saving himself from being sold into slavery.

266. JOHN WILLIAM TUTTLE, 1837-1927 The Union, the Civil War, and John W. Tuttle: a Kentucky captain's account / edited by Hambleton Tapp and James C. Klotter.. - Frankfort: Kentucky His­ torical Society, cl980. - xv, 298 p. : ill. E601.T927 1860-1866. 56

Includes bibliographical references and index. Also included is a regimental history of the 3rd Kentucky Volunteer Infantry from Report ofthe Adjutant Gelleral ofthe State of Kentucky, 1861-1866 (2 vol. Frankfort, John H. Harney, 1866-1867).

267. WILLIAM NELSON TYLER, 1838-1910 The Dispatch carrier; and, Memoirs of Andersonville / by William N. Tyler. - Bernalillo, N.M. : J. Beer and C. Macmaster, cl992. - vii, 59, 43 p. E601.T983 1992 This book actually contains two works, The Dispatch Carrier and Memoir.s ofAndersonville. The first covers the years from 1861 to 1864 and the second covers the years 1864 to 1865.

268. CHARLES HENRY VEIL, 1842-1910 The Memoirs of Charles Henry Veil: a soldier's recollections of the Civil War and the Arizona Territory / edited and with an introduction by Herman J. Viola. - 1st ed. - New York: Orion Books, cl993. - xxviii, 194 p. : ill., 1 map.­ (Library of the American West) E601.V45 1993 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 184-188) and index.

269. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WADE, 1837-1865 Sergeant Wade's Letters, 1863-1865/ [by] E. Earl Newsom. - [Salisbury, Conn., 1968]. - 78 leaves : ill. E601.W142 N48 1863-1865. Includes bibliographical references. The writer is Sgt. Benjamin Franklin Wade, Company A, 102nd Ohio Vol­ unteer Infantry. Six letters are more descriptive of family history than of the war.

270. WILLIAM F. WAGNER, 1831-1864 Letters of William F. Wagner, Confederate soldier / edited by Joe M. Hatley and Linda B. Huffman. - Wendell, N.C. : Broadfoot's Bookmark, cl983. - vi, 103 p., [2] leaves of plates: ill. E605.W23 1983 1862-1863. Bibliography: p. 93-95. Includes letters from his wife and brothers. Captai.n William Caleb Bro wn , Rcmgh and Read y Gltards, 14th North Carolina Regiment.

271. CHARLES SHIELS WAINWRIGHT, 1826-1907 A Diary of battle: the personal journals of Colonel Charles S. Wainwlight, 1861-1865 / edited by Allan Nevins. - [1st ed.]. - New York : Harcourt, Brace & World, [1962] - 549 p. : ill. E470.W3 1861- 1865 ,

272. ROBERT C. WALLACE, 1837-1928 A Few memories of a long life / by Robert C. Wallace -New eeL / edited by John M. Carroll. - Fairfield, Wash. : Ye Galleon Press, [1988]. - 137 p. : port. E601.W21988 1861-186.5. Bibliography: p. 105- 1:30.

273. SOCRATES TOWNSEND WALMSLEY, h. 1847 Experiences of a Civil War horse-soldier / George P. YValmsley, Sr. - Lanham, Md. : University Press of America, cl993. - viii, 173 p. E521.6 2nd.W34 1993 1863- 1865. Includes bibliographical references (p [171]) and index. 274. JOSEPH RICHARDSON WARD, 1838-1912 An Enlisted soldier's view of the Civil'Var : the wmtime papers of Joseph Richardson Ward, Jf. / edited by D. Duane Cummins and Daryl Hohweiler. ­ Rev. ed. - West Lafayette, Ind. : Belle Publications, 1989. - )Lxiii, 269 p. : ill. E505.5 39th.W28 1989 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-258) and indexes.

275. WILLIAM WALKER WARD, 1825-1871 "For the sake of my country" : the diary of Col. W.W. Ward, 9th Tennessee Cav­ alry, Morgan's Brigade, C.S.A / edited by R.B. Rosenburg. - Murfreesboro, Tenn. : Southern Heritage Press, cl992. - viii, 164 p. : ill. - (Journal of Con­ federate history series) E579.6 9th.W36 1992 1864-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [152]-158) and index.

276. THOMAS WARE, 1838-1863 FRANKLIN HORNER, ca. 1836-1904 35 days to Gettysburg: the campaign diaries of two American enemies / Mark Nesbitt. - 1st ed. - Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole Books, cl992. - ix, 208 p. : ill. E475.51.N471992 1863. Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-202) and index. Presents the day-by-day diary entries of a Confederate soldier from Geor­ gia and a Union Soldier from Pennsylvania as they approach and fight at Gettys­ burg.

277. JAMES MONROE WATSON, 1834-1914 Confederate from east Texas: the Civil War letters of James Monroe Watson / edited by Judy Watson McClure. - Quanah, Tex. : Nortex Press, cl976. - viii, 66 p. : ill. E580.5 10th.W37 1976 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 52-55.

278. ELLERY WEBSTER, 1842-1908 Men of Vermont in Confederate prisons / compiled by Rosa A. Goodrich. ­ [Winter Haven, Fla.] : R.A. Goodrich, [1985 or 1986]. - [44] p., [4] leaves of plates: ill. E611.W4 1985 1864. Narrative of Ellery Webster, originally published in the Orleans County Monitor (Vermont), December 25, 1899-April 16, 1900. 59

This account includes the list of Vermont men of the 4th and 11th Regi­ ments compiled by Ellery 'Webster and the Vermont names from the Atwater list.

279. EDWIN WELLER, 1839-1908 A Civil War courtship: the letters of Edwin Weller From Antietam to Atlanta / edited by William Walton. - 1st ed. - Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday, 1980. ­ 202 p. : ill. E523.5 107th.W443 1862-1865.

280. PETER WELSH, 1830-1864 Irish green and Union blue: the Civil War letters of Peter Welsh, color sergeant, 28th Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers / edited by Lawrence Frederick Kohl with Margaret Cosse Richard. - New York: Fordham University Press, 1986. - xxii, 170 p., [17] p. of plates: ill. (some col.), maps. E513.5 28th.W45 1986 1862-1864. Includes bibliographies and index. Welsh served in Company K. Included are an epilogue and a list of engagements of the regiment.

281. HENRY S. WHITE, 1828-1916 Prison life among the Rebels: recollections of a Union chaplain / edited by Edward D. Jervey. - Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, c1990. - xiii, 94 p. : port. E611.W5 1990 1864-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [86]-92).

282. WYMAN SILAS WHITE, 1841-1923 The Civil War diary of Wyman S. White: first sergeant of Company F, 2nd Unit­ ed States Sharpshooter Regiment / edited by Russell C. White. - 1st ed. - Bal­ timore: Butternut and Blue, 1991. - ii, 373 p. : ill., maps. E492.7.W451991 1861-1865.

283. JOSEPH WHITNEY, 1832 or 33-1914 Kiss Clara for me : the story of Joseph Whitney and his family, early days in the Midwest, and soldiering in the American Civil War / a collection of letters edited by Robert J. Snetsinger. - State College, Pa. : Carnation Press, 1969. - 175 p. : ill., ports. E601.S67 1862-1865. 60

284. EDWARD KING WIGHTMAN, 1835-1865 From Antietam to Fort Fisher: the Civil \Var letters of Edward King Wightman, 1862-1865/ edited by Edward C. Longacre. - Rutherford Cranbury, NJ : Fairleigh Dickenson University Press Associated University Presses, cl985. - 295 p. : ill. E523.5.9th.W531985 1862-1865. Bibliography: p. 247-284. Wightman was a private in the 9th New York Volunteer Infantry, and later was a noncommissioned officer in the 3rd New York Volunteers. Included is an epilogue, a father's journey, and notes.

285. HIRAM SMITH WILLIAMS, 1833-1921 This war so horrible: the Civil War diary of Hiram Smith Williams / edited by Lewis N. Wynne and Robert A. Taylor. - Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, cl993. -xvii, 175 p.: ill., maps. E476.7.W551993 1864-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [167]-170) and index.

286. JAMES M. WILLIAMS, 1837-1903 From that terrible field: Civil War letters of James M. Williams, Twenty-First Alabama Infantry Volunteers / edited by John Kent Folmar. - University, Ala. : University of Alabama Press, cl98l. - xvi, 187 p. : ill. E551.5 21st.W54 1981 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. [180]-18l. Williams was a captain of Company A.

287. WILLIAM LYNE WILSON, 1843-1900 A Borderland Confederate. - [Pittsburgh] : University of Pittsburgh Press, [1962]. - 138 p. : ill. E605.W76 1862-1865. Appendix includes muster roll of Company B, 12th Virginia Cavalry, Laurel Brigade, Army of Northern Virginia. 61 ------

288. JOSHUA WINTERS, 1843-1900 Civil vVar letters and diary of Joshua vVinters : a private in the Union Army Company G, first western Virginia volunteer infantry / editing and introduction by Elizabeth Davis Swiger. - Parsons, West Va. : McClain Print. Co., 1991. ­ 140 p. : ill., maps. E536.5 Ist.W56 1991 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 132) and index.

289. MATHEW WOODRUFF, 1843-1882 A Union soldier in the land of the vanquished: the diary of Sergeant Mathew Woodruff, June-December, 1865/ edited and annotated by F.N. Boney. - Uni­ versity: University of Alabama Press. [1969]. ­ viii, 103 p. : facsims. - (South­ ern historical publications; no. 13) E601.W86 1865. Bibliography: p. 91-95. The diary of a Union soldier stationed at Pascagoula, Mississippi after the Civil War.

290. JAMES WREN, h. 1825 From New Bern to Fredericksburg: Captain James Wren's diary: B Company, 48th Pennsylvania Volunteers, February 20, 1862-December 17, 1862/ John Michael Priest, editor in chief; Robert Brown, assistant editor; Brian Blicken­ staff ... let al.], research assistants. - Shippensburg, Pa. : vVhite Mane Pub. Co., c1990. - vi, 140 p., [1] leaf of plates: ill., maps. E527.5 48th.W748 1990 1862. Includes bibliographical references (p. 131) and index.

291. ALBERT A. WRIGHT, 1838-1904 Diary for 1864/ by Albert A. Wright; transcribed and prepared by George J. Fluhr. -1st ed. - New York, N.Y. : Aidan Press, [1963]. - 15, 1, 1 leaves. E527.5 32nd.W75 1963 1864. 62

Collected Narratives

292. African-American Soldiers A Grand army of Black men: letters from African-American soldiers in the Union Army, 1861-1865/ edited by Edwin S. Redkey. - Cambridge; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1992. - xix, 302 p. - (Cambridge studies in American literature and culture; [63]) E540.N3 G74 1992 1861-1865. The 176 letters in this collection were written by black soldiers in the Union army during the Civil War to black and abolitionist newspapers.

293. Illinois Infantry Through the South with a Union soldier / edited by Arthur H. De ROSIer, Jr. ­ Johnson City, Tenn. : East Tennessee State University, Research Advisory Coun­ cil, [1969]. - x, 177 p. : maps, ports. E601.D47 1862-1865.

294. Massachusetts Volunteers The Long road for home: the Civil War experiences of four farmboy soldiers of the Twenty-seventh Massachusetts Regiment of Volunteer Infantry as told by their personal correspondence, 1861-1864/ edited by Henry C. Lind. - Rutherford, N.J. : Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, cl992. - 210 p. : ill. E513.5 27th.L6 1992 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references and index. Epilogue includes reflections of the editor upon visiting Cold Harbor battlefield. 63

295. Michigan Cavalry Civil War letters to Amanda Patterson Trim I compiled by Rosemary Southworth Reynolds McCarthy. - St. Petersburg, Fla. : Genealogy Publishing Service; Battle Creek, Mich., cl988. - 111 p. : ill. E601.C53 1988 1862-1864.

296. New Jersey Volunteers Upon the tented field I edited by Bernard A. Olsen; contributions by Thomas L. Waterman; foreword by James M. Mcpherson - Red Bank, NJ : Historic Pro­ jects, 1993. - 336 p. : ill. E521.5 14th.U66 1993 1862-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 329) and index. Letters from soldiers of the 14th New Jersey Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War.

297. New York Artillery Regiment Civil War letters of the Tenure family: Rockland County, N.Y., 1862-1865 I edi­ tors, Larry H. Whiteaker, W. Calvin Dickerson. - New City, N.Y. : Historical Society of Rockland County, cl990. - xiv, 98 p. : ill. F127.R6 C58 1990 1863-1865. Includes bibliographical references and index.

298. Pennsylvania Infantry Pennsylvania soldier life, 1861-65 I edited by William T. Parsons. - Col­ legeville, PA : Chestnut Books/Keschte Bicher, 1986. - 240 p. : ill. - (Juniata College research scholars series) E464.P46 1986 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. 124-125).

299. Union and Confederate Soldiers Civil War letters, 1861-1865: a glimpse of the War Between the States I [edited by] Jackie L. Pruett and Scott Black. - 1st ed. - Austin, Tex. : Eakin Press, cl985. - viii, 95 p. : ill. E464.C486 1985 1861-1865. This collection ofletters from 1861-1865 from both Union and Confeder­ ate soldiers is not limited to the correspondence of soldiers away from home, but includes letters from loved ones in an effort to show how the ordinary civilian viewed the war. 64____

300. Confederate Soldiers The Confederacy is on her way up the spout : letters to South Carolina, 1861-1864/ edited by J. Roderick Heller III and Carolynn Ayres Heller. ­ Athens: University of Georgia Press, cl992. - xiv, 157 p. : ill. E605.C74 1992 1861-1864. Includes bibliographical references (p. 141-146) and index. A collection of 33 letters written by Milton Barrett and six other Confeder­ ate soldiers, including those of three brothers and one brother-in-law who served as enlisted men in the Confederate Army during the 1861-1864 period.

301. Confederate Soldiers Confederate letters and diaries, 1861-1865 / [compiled by Walbrook D. Swank]. - Mineral, Va. : WD. Swank, cl988. - 197 p. : ill. E484.C62 1988 1861-1865. A collection of letters and diaries pertaining to Confederate soldiers and events surrounding their wartime experiences.

302. Alabama and Georgia Soldiers In the land of the living: wartime letters by Confederates from the Chatta­ hoochee Valley of Alabama and Georgia / [compiled and edited] by Ray Mathis with the assistance of Douglas Clare Purcell. ­ Troy, Ala. : Troy State University Press, cl981. ­ ix, 131 p. : col. maps. E607.15 1981 1861-1865. Bibliography: p. 129-131. Arranged by campaigns. A roster of Confederate correspondents is includ­ ed in the text.

303. Georgia and Alabama Soldiers Chattahoochee Valley Historical Society. vVar was the place: a centennial collection of Confederate soldier letters, Old Oakbowery, Chambers County, Alabama. - [S.l. : s.n.], 1961. - 198 p. : ill., map. F292.C4 C5 no. 5 1861-1865. A collection of letters written by soldiers in the who lived in the area of Troup and Harris Counties, Georgia, and Chambers County, Alabama, in the vicinity of West Point, Georgia. 65

304. Georgia Volunteers Austin Aurelia. Georgia boys with "Stonewall" Jackson: James Thomas Thompson and the Wal­ ton Infantry / [edited by Austin Aurelia]. - Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1967]. - xii, 99 p. : ports. E559.5 11th 1967 1861-1865. A collection of letters originally published in The Virginia Magazine of His­ tory and Biography, Vol. 70, no. 3, July 1962. An appendix includes muster roll, Company H, lIth Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry.

305. North Carolina Infantry Keever Civil War letters - Lincolnton, N.C. : E.H. Keever, 1989. - ii, 61, [1] p. : ill. CT274.K414 K44 1989 1861-1865. Includes bibliographical references (p. [62]) and index. Edited and compiled by Elsie H. Keever.

306. Texas Cavalry Campaigning with Parsons' Texas Cavalry Brigade, CSA : the war journals and letters of the four Orr brothers, 12th Texas Cavalry Regiment / edited by John Q. Anderson. - [Hillsboro, Tex.] : Hill Junior College Press, [1967]. - xiii, 173 p. : ports. E580.612th.A7 1861-1865. Bibliographical footnotes.

307. Virginia Cavalry War recollections of the Confederate veterans of Pittsylvania County, Virginia, 1861-1865/ compiled by the Rawley Martin Chapter, Virginia Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy. - [S.l. : R.O. Reynolds, 1961?]. - vii, 84 p. : ill. E605.W273 1861-1865.

308. Virginia Volunteers Confederate soldiers' letters. - Meadows of Dan, Va. : H.B. Frazier, cl989. ­ 100 leaves, [1] leaf of plates: ill. E484.F73 1989 1861-1865. Compiled by Helen B. Frazier and Loia B. Harris. 6~6______

Index

REFERENCES ARE TO ENTRY NUMBERS. A. 0. Tyler, USS: 31, 157 Afro-American regiments, recruitment: 241 Alabama, CSS: 80 ALABAMA TROOPS (CONFEDERATE), INFANTRY 9th Regiment: 202 20th Regiment: 145 21st Regiment: 286 33rd Regiment: 141 40th Regiment: 285 59th Regiment: 19 Ambulance Corps (Union): 116 Anderson Troops. See Pennsylvania Troops, Cavalry, 15th Regiment Andersonville, GA, Prison: 34, 121, 144,252,267,278 Antietam Campaign, Sept. 4-22, 1862, and Battle, Sept. 17, 1862: 7,33,44,58, 101, 1l0, 115,120,138,158,183,208,241,253,257,268,290 Appomatox Campaign, Mar. 29-Apr. 9, 1865: 7, 23, 49, 110, 114,201,268 Arkansas Battalion, 1st: 72 Arkansas Post, AK, Engagement, Jan. 10-11, 1863: 72, 76, 166, 184 ARKANSAS TROOPS (CONFEDERATE), INFANTRY 11th Regiment: 213 22nd Regiment: 243 Arkansas Volunteers: 72 Armies (Confederate) Army of New Mexico: 128 Army of Northern Virginia: 3, 95, 114, 124 Army of Tennessee: 172, 194 Army of Virginia: 257 Armies (Union) Army of the Cumberland: 70, 105 Army of the James: 223 67

Army of the Ohio: 70, 85 Army of the Potomac: 158, 201 Artillery Corps (Confederate): 114 , May I-Sept. 8, 1864: 25, 27, 32, 51, 62, 76, 100, 132, 140, 151, 158, 160,172,185,194,206,216,231,236,262,266,283,285 Averasborough, NC, Battle, Mar. 16, 1865: 7, 32

Ball game (Union): 289 Band (Union), regimental: 220 Barcelona, SS: 80 Benton (Ironclad), USS: 31 Bentonville, NC, Battle, Mar. 19-21, 1865: 7 Bermuda Hundred, VA, Operations, May 17-June 2, 1864: 33 Big, Bethel, VA, Engagement, June 10, 1861: 101 Big Shanta, GA, Skirmishes: 62 Bisland Fort, LA, Engagement, Apr. 12-13, 1863: 99, 182 Brandy Station, VA, Engagement, June 9, 1863: 58, 287 Bristoe Station, VA, Expedition, Sept. 25-28, 1862: 57, 77, 83 Bristol, TN, Skirmishes, Sept. 19, Oct. 15, 1863: 215, 264, 291 Brownsville, TX, Occupation, Nov. 6, 1863: 168 Buena Vista Rifles. See Mississippi Troops, Infantry, 17th Regiment Bull Run, VA. See Manassas, VA Bummers: 256 Butler's Brigade. See South Carolina Troops, Cavalry, 4th Regiment

Cahaba, AL, Prison: 6 Camp Chase, Columbus, OH Prison (Union): 76 Camp Ford, Tyler, TX: 259 Camp Lyon, VA: 192 Camp Pollard, AL: 19 Camp Pollard, AL, Prison: 19 Camp , Washington, DC: 178 Cavalry, 5th United States: 58 Cedar Creek, VA, Battle, Oct. 19, 1864: 47 Cedar Mountain, VA, Engagement, Aug. 9, 1862: 76 Chambersburg, PA, Raid: 48 Champion's Hill, MS, Battle, May 16, 1863: 27 Chancellorsville Campaign, Apr. 27-May 6, 1863: 14, 17,21,30,32,45,47,57, 109, 111, 113-115,155,164,177,186,197,201,215,245,253,264,282 Chantilly, VA, Battle, Sept. 1, 1862: 49 Chaplains (Union): 9, 281 Charleston, SC, Prison: 177 Charleston Harbor, SC, Engagements: 173,274 6~ ______~ ~_. __

Chattahoochee Arsenal, FL: 7 Chattanooga, TN, Battles, Nov. 23-25, 1863: 20, 44, 47, 51, 61, 62, 70, 76, 140, 141, 172, 197, 206, 236, 266 Chickamauga Campaign, Aug. 16-Sept. 22, 1863: 20, 44, 47, 62, 70, 76, 92, llO, 114, 132, 140,151,158,172,203,206,236,247,266,283 Chilliothe (Ironclad), USS: 31 Choctau; (Ironclad), USS: 31 Christian Commission: 249 Chunky Creek, MS, Skirmishes, Feb. 13-14, 1864: 27 Cold Harbor, VA, Operations, May 31-June 12, 1864: 7, 23, 26, 30, 47, 77, 109, 114, 133, 209,253,264,287 Colored Troops (Union): 37 Connecticut Artillery: 26 CONNECTICUT TROOPS (UNION), INFANTRY 17th Regiment: 245 19th Regiment: 29 Corinth, MS, Advance upon and Siege, Apr. 29-June 10, 1862: 61, 70, 100, 172, 185, 193, 231,240 Corps of Engineers (Confederate): 285 Corps of Engineers (Union): 45, 198 Correspondent (Afro-American): 37 Crater, Battle of the. See Petersburg Mine Assault Creek Indians, 2nd Regiment: 97 Cross Keys, VA, Battle, June 8,1862: 288

D.A. January, USS: 157 Dacotah, SS: 80 Deep Bottom, VA, Engagements: 264 DeMoss's Cavalry. See Tennessee Troops, Cavalry, 10th Regiment Detroit Light Guards. See Michigan Troops, Infantry, 1st Regiment Douglas's Battery. See United States Colored Troops Draft riots (New York): 83, 248 Drewry's Bluff or Fort Darling, VA, Engagements: May 12-16, 1864: 33 Drummer Boy (Union): 73

East Tennessee, Campaign, Aug. 16-0ct. 19, 1863: 209 East Tennessee Volunteer Infantry, 1st: 127 Egypt Station, MS, Skirmish, Feb. 19, 1864: 273 Elkhorn Tavern, AR, Battle, Mar. 6-8, 1862: 61, 100, 240 Elmira, NY, Prison: 23 Engineering Unit (Confederate): 285 Erica, SS: 80 69

Fair Oaks, VA, Battle, May 31-June 1, 1864: 30, 101, 178, 197 Falling Waters, MD, Action, July 14, 1863: 63 Ferguson's Brigade. See Mississippi Troops, Cavalry, 28th Regiment Fisher's Hill, VA, Battle, Sept. 22, 1864: 71, 268 Fitzhugh's Crossing, VA, Operations, Apr. 29-May 2, 1863: 258 Five Forks, VA, Engagements: 268 Flint Hill, VA, Engagement: 101 Florida, SS: 80, 149 FLORIDA TROOPS (CONFEDERATE), INFANTRY, 4th Regiment: 139 Fluvanna Artillery. See Virginia Troops, Artillery, 31st Regiment Forest Rose (Tinclad), USS: 31 Fort Blakely, AL: 143 Fort Columbus, KY: 157 Fort Delaware Prison (Union): 108 Franklin and Nashville Campaign, Sept. 18, 1864-Jan. 10, 1865: 130,206,247 Fredericksburg, VA, Battles, Dec. 11-15, 1862 and May 3-4, 1863: 7, 21, 23, 33, 35, 45, 56,57,63,83,92,109, Ill, 113, 116, 164, 171, 176, 178, 183, 186, 197,208, 209,215,239,240,246,253,264,268,270,282

Gaines's Mill, VA, Battle, June 27, 1862: 92, 268 Galena, USS: 187 Galveston, TX, Defense: 211 Georgia Coastal Expedition, Nov. 3-10, 1862: 206 GEORGIA TROOPS (CONFEDERATE) ARTILLERY, 9th Regiment: 169 INFANTRY 8th Regiment: 29 lith Regiment: 165,263 12th Regiment: 215 15th Regiment: 276 51st Regiment: 102 56th Regiment: 206 , June 3-August 1, 1863: 14, 17,30,47,57,71,79,83,86,92, 109, 113,137,155,171, 177, 197,201,208,215,239,245,253,258,264,268,270,282 Gibraltar Brigade. See Indiana Troops, Infantry, 14th Regiment Glorieta, NM, Engagement, Mar. 28, 1862: 207 Goldsborough, NC, Expedition, Dec. 11-20, 1862: 126 Granbury'S Brigade. See Texas Troops, Cavalry, 24th Regiment Gratiot Rangers. See Michigan Troops, Infantry, 8th Regiment Gray's Brigade: 212 Guerrillas (Confederate): 31

Heritage Guards. See Tennessee Troops, Infantry, 20th Regiment 70

Hindman's Legion. See Arkansas Volunteers Honey Springs, Indian Territory, Engagement: 97 Hood's Texas Brigade: 88, 92, 110 Hospitals (Confederate): 12, 103 Hospitals (Union): 244 H01lsatonic, USS: 144

ILLINOIS TROOPS (UNION) CAVALRY 9th Regiment: 267 11th Regiment: 4 15th Regiment: 1 INFANTRY 9th Regiment: 153 12th Regiment: 185 20th Regiment: 27, 90 24th Regiment: 79 38th Regiment: 203 39th Regiment: 274 51st Regiment: 247 59th Regiment: 191 73rd Regiment: 244 78th Regiment: 196 80th Regiment: 51 95th Regiment: 267 96th Regiment: 283 105th Regiment: 256 115th Regiment: 235 123rd Regiment: 46 129th Regiment: 53 130th Regiment: 217 Indian Home Guards, 3rd. See Kansas Troops, Infantry, 14th Regiment INDIANA TROOPS (UNION) CAVALRY, 1st Regiment: 125 INFANTRY 4th Regiment: 164 9th Regiment: 181 10th Regiment: 167 14th Regiment: 164 30th Regiment: 161 31st Regiment: 59 42nd Regiment: 240 46th Regiment: 22 71

57th Regiment: 43 79th Regiment: 132 Inspector-General's Office (Union): 70 IOWA TROOPS (UNION) CAVALRY, 4th Regiment: 84 INFANTRY 4th Regiment: 8 6th Regiment: 222 15th Regiment: 231 19th Regiment: 168 Irish Brigade: 38 Iron Brigade. See Wisconsin Troops, Infantry, 6th Regiment Ironclad gunboats (Union): 31, 187

James Adger, USS: 173 Jewish soldiers: 250 Johnson's Island Prison (Union): 126,213,225

KANSAS TROOPS (UNION), INFANTRY 2nd Regiment: 40 14th Regiment: 40 Kearsarge, USS: 69, 80 Kenesaw Mountain, GA, Operations, June lO-July 3, 1864: 132, 156, 185,247 Kentucky Brigade: 140 Kentucky Home Guards. See Kentucky Troops, Cavalry, 14th Regiment KENTUCKY TROOPS (UNION) CAVALRY, 14th Regiment: 200 INFANTRY, 3rd Regiment: 266 KemstoWll, VA, Engagement: 257, 287 Knoxville, TN, Siege, Nov. 17-Dec. 4, 1863: no, 178

Labadievielle, LA, Engagements: 99 Lafourche Creoles. See Louisiana Troops, Infantry, 18th Regiment Lauderdale Rifles. See Alabama Troops, Infantry, 9th Regiment Lee's Mill, VA, Engagement: 71 Letcher Artillery: 56 Lexington, USS: 157 Libby, VA, Prison (Confederate): 42, 238, 240, 278 Liberty Hall Volunteers (Confederate): 17, 162 Logan's Cross-Roads, KY, Engagement, Jan. 19, 1862: 240 Lookout Mountain, TN, Battle, Nov. 24, 1863: 62, 132, 153,236,283 LOUISIANA TROOPS (CONFEDERATE), INFANTRY 1st Regiment: 239 72

9th Regiment: 109 10th Regiment: 81 14th Regiment: 242 18th Regiment: 99

McGowan's Independent Infantry Company: 23 Macon, GA, Prison: 177 MAIN TROOPS (UNION), INFANTRY 5th Regiment: 152 10th Regiment: 64 12th Regiment: 152 17th Regiment: 104, 177 29th Regiment: 64 Malvern Hill, VA, Battle, July 1, 1862: 7, 11, 109,268 Manassas, VA Battle (First), July 21, 1861: 7, 11, 114, 204, 241, 246, 264 Battle (Second), Aug. 30, 1862: 92, 93, 110, 116,215,253,257,258,282,290 Manassas Junction, VA, Skirmishes: 23 Manigault's Brigade. See South Carolina Troops, Infantry, 10th Regiment Mansfield, LA, Battle, Apr. 8, 1864: 212 Mansura, LA, Engagement, May 16, 1864: 212 Mapping (Confederate): 124 March to the Sea (Savannah Campaign): 32, 185,256 Maryland Confederate Regiment, 1st: 93 MARYLAND TROOPS (UNION) ARTILLERY, 1st Regiment: 232 INFANTRY, 4th Regiment: 233 MASSACHUSETTS TROOPS (UNION) ARTILLERY (HEAVY), 4th Regiment: 183 INFANTRY 6th Regiment: 159 10th Regiment: 30 13th Regiment: 253 25th Regiment: 252 28th Regiment: 280 34th Regiment: 192 35th Regiment: 183 39th Regiment: 77 46th Regiment: 36, 238 54th Regiment: 241 Medical care (Confederate): 50, 103 Medical care (Union): Ill, 120, 142 MICHIGAN TROOPS (UNION) 73 ------~

CAVALRY, 1st Regiment: 272 INFANTRY 1st Regiment: 272 2nd Regiment: 4, 178 3rd Regiment: 14, 39 7th Regiment: 24 8th Regiment: 65 10th Regiment: 73 11th Regiment: 94 26th Regiment: 75 Miller Guards. See Georgia Troops, Infantry, 51st Regiment Mine Run Campaign, Nov. 26-Dec. 2, 1863: 77, 83, 264 MINNESOTA TROOPS (UNION), INFANTRY 1st Regiment: 101 7th Regiment: 150 10th Regiment: 2 Missionary Ridge, TN, Battle, Nov. 25, 1863: 132, 140, 153,206,236,240,266 MISSISSIPPI TROOPS (CONFEDERATE) CAVALRY, 28th Regiment: 194 INFANTRY 17th Regiment: 47 24th Regiment: 119 43rd Regiment: 25 MISSOURI TROOPS (UNION) CAVALRY, 2nd Regiment: 15 INFANTRY 12th Regiment: 153 21st Regiment: 289 23rd Regiment: 13 , Mar. 17-May 4, 1865: 166, 193, 195, 254 Mohican, USS: 80 Mount City (Ironclad), USS: 31, 157 Mount Pleasant Hospital, Washington, DC: 71 Mounted Rifles (Union): 11 Muckalee Guards. See Georgia Troops, Infantry, 12th Regiment Murfreesboro, TN, Engagements: 151, 240

Nakant (Union Monitor): 131 Naval operations (Confederate): 74, 132 Naval operations (Union): 31, 69, 74, 131, 149, 180, 187, 195 Nelson's Regiment. See Texas Troops, Infantry, 10th Regiment NEW JERSEY TROOPS (UNION) ARTILLERY, 5th Regiment: 123 74 ------

CAVALRY, 2nd Regiment: 273 INFANTRY 5th Regiment: 21 7th Regiment: 82 10th Regiment: 117 12th Regiment: 264 New Mexico Territory, Operations: 128,207 NEW YORK TROOPS (UNION) ARTILLERY (HEAVY), 16th Regiment: ARTILLERY (LIGHT) 1st Regiment: 197, 271 11th Regiment: 230 28th Regiment: 248 CAVALRY, 9th Regiment: 260 INFANTRY 7th Regiment: 91 9th Regiment: 284 22th Regiment: 116 50th Regiment: 198 57th Regiment: 186 80th Regiment: 89 82nd Regiment: 34 lO4th Regiment: 16 lO7th Regiment: 279 121st Regiment: 112, 120 123rd Regiment: 32 151st Regiment: 54 177th Regiment: 230 NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS (CONFEDERATE) CAVALRY, 1st Regiment: 18 INFANTRY 6th Regiment: 171 8th Regiment: 18 35th Regiment: 33 44th Regiment: 78 49th Regiment: 35 57th Regiment: 171 Nottoway Grays. See Virginia Troops, Infantry, 18th Regiment Nurses (Confederate): 12

OHIO TROOPS (UNION) ARTILLERY (LIGHT): 189 CAVALRY, 3rd Regiment: 214 75

INFANTRY 8th Regiment: 83 10th Regiment: 68 44th Regiment: 78, 190 48th Regiment: 184 49th Regiment: 151 50th Regiment: 261,262 67th Regiment: 250 75th Regiment: 155 83rd Regiment: 143, 166,259 90th Regiment: 175 99th Regiment: 62 102nd Regiment: 269 105th Regiment: 188, 269 1I0th Regiment: 148 120th Regiment: 250 182nd Regiment: 122 Old Capital Prison, Washington, DC: 23

Paymasters and pay (Union): 70 Peach Tree Creek, GA, Battle, July 20, 1864: 247 Peninsula Campaign, Mar. 17-Sept 2, 1862: 11,21,30,45, 48, 49, 63, 81, 9,5, 110 PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS (UNION) CAVALRY L5th Regiment: 44 22nd Regiment: 60 INFANTRY 1st Regiment: 163, 199 6th Regiment: 174 22nd Regiment: 129 28th Regiment: 138 32nd Regiment: 291 48th Regiment: 290 ,50th Regiment: 9 93rd Regiment: 237 100th Regiment: 209 102nd Regiment: 156 1I6th Regiment: 38 133rd Regiment: III 138th Regiment: 133 139th Regiment: 234 147th Regiment: 138 L58th Regiment: 66 --76 ------

erryyille, KY, Battle: 96 Petersburg Mine Assault: 77 Physicians (Union): 120 Pickett's Charge: 264 Pittsburgh Hea\y Artillery: 108 Point Lookout, MD, Prison (Union): 23, 171, 179 Port Hudson, LA, Engagements: 152 Port Republic, VA, Engagements: 288 Prairie Groye, AK, Battle, Dec. 7, 1862: 168 Prisoners and prisons (Confederate): 76, 121, 177, 213, 227, 240, 278 Prisoners and prisons (Union): 144, 177, 227, 240, 278 Provost Marshall (Union): 192,201

Quartermaster-General (Confederate): 99 Quartermaster-General (Union): 158

Rappahannock, CSS: 74 Rappahannock, VA, Operations: 7 , Mar. lO-May 22, 1864: 31, 64, 152, 193, 211 Religious aspects (Union): III RHODE ISLAND TROOPS (UNION) ARTILLERY (HEAVY), 5th Regiment: 281 INFANTRY, 2nd Regiment: 219 Richmond Campaign, June 13, 1864-Apr. 3, 1865: 9, 18,23,26,35,47-49,57, 77, 83, 110,152,176,177,201,223,255,258,264,274,282 Ringgold Cavalry. See Troops, Cavalry, 1st Regiment Rock Island Prison (Union): 227 Rockbridge Grays. See Virginia Troops, Infantry, 4th Regiment Roundhead Regiment. See Pennsylvania Troops, Infantry, 100th Regiment

Sabin Cross-Roads, LA, Engagement, Apr. 8, 1864: 64, 166,217 Sailor's Creek, VA, Engagement, Apr. 6, 1865: 268 Salem Church, VA, Engagements: 120 Salkehatchie River, SC, Skirmish, Feb. 2, 1865: 7 Sander's Raiders. See East Tennessee Volunteer Infantry, 1st Savannah Campaign. See March to the Sea Scout (Confederate): 23 Seamen (Afro-American): 69, 26,5 Seamen (Confederate): 80 Seamen (Union): 31, 52, 131, 144, 173, 180 Secret Sef\ice (Confederate): 5 Seven-Days' Battles, June 25-July 1, 1862: 81, 95, 109 Seven Pines, VA, Battle, May 31-June 1, 1862: 92, 114 77

Sharpshooters (Union) 1st U.S. Regiment: 10,98 2nd U.S. Regiment: 98,282 Sharpshooting Battalion (Confederate): 23 Shenandoah Valley, Operations: 109, 124, 1.52, 162,241,274,287 Shiloh, TN, Battle, Apr. 6-7, 1862: 70, 96, 99, 140, 151, 157, 184, 185, 193,231,247,266 Sibley Brigade. See Texas Troops, Cavalry, 4th Regiment Signal (Tinclad), USS: 31 SOUTH CAROLINA TROOPS (CONFEDERATE) CAVALRY, 4th Regiment: 255 INFANTRY 1st Regiment: 23 3rd Regiment: 246 ,5th Regiment: 49, 67 6th Regiment: 67 10th Regiment: 172 17th Regiment: 67 South Mountain, VA, Battle, Sept. 14, 1862: 101,258,290 Spotsylvania Court House, VA, Operations, May 8-21, 1864: 30, 40, 57, 77, 83, llO, 120, 268 Stafford Guards. See Louisiana Troops, Infantry, 9th Regiment Stephens Light Guards. See Georgia Troops, Infantry, 8th Regiment Stone's River Campaign, Dec. 26, 1862-Jan. ,5, 1863: 6, 44, 70, 203 Stonewall Brigade. See Virginia Troops, Infantry, 2nd, 4th, ,5th, 27th, and 33rd Regiments Suffolk, VA, Operations: 137, 159 Sultana, USS: 6 Surgeons (Confederate): ,50, 206 Surgeons (Union): 120, 1.57

Teche County, LA, Operations, Oct. 3-Nov. 30, 1863: 143 TENNESSEE TROOPS (CONFEDERATE) CAVALRY 7th Regiment: 216 9th Regiment: 275 10th Regiment: 225 INFANTRY 20th Regiment: 225 43rd Regiment: 2,51 45th Regiment: 146 49th Regiment: 146 59th Regiment: 41 TENNESSEE TROOPS (UNION), CAVALRY 2nd Regiment: 6 3rd Regiment: 6 78

Terry's Texas Rangers. See Texas Troops, Cm'al!")-, 8th Regiment Texas Brigade. See Hood's Texas Brigade TEXAS TROOPS (CONFEDERATE) CAVALRY 2nd Regiment: 182 4th Regiment: 128, 135, 207 6th Regiment: 87 8th Regiment: 20, 96 9th Regiment: 100 10th Regiment: 277 12th Regiment: 134, 135 24th Regiment: 76 INFANTRY 1st Regiment: 88, 110 4th Regiment: 92 10th Regiment: 236 17th Regiment: 211 Thoroughfare Gap, VA, Skirmishes: 7 Tinclad gunboats: 31 Topographical mapping (Confederate): 124 Toss's Texas Cavalry Brigade. See Texas Troops, Cavalry, 9th Regiment Trevilian Station, VA, Engagement, June 11, 1864: 268 Tullahoma Campaign, June 23-July 7, 1863: 70, 172 Tyler, USS: 31, 157

Ulster Guards. See New York Troops, Infantry, 80th Regiment United States Colored Troops Douglas's Battery: 61 7th Infantry: 150

Valverde, NM, Engagement, Feb. 21, 1862: 207 VERMONT TROOPS (UNION), INFANTRY 2nd Regiment: 71 4th Regiment: 278 9th Regiment: 223 11th Regiment: 278 Vicksburg, MS, Operations: 25, 31, 43, 4.5, 122, 143, 1.53, 168, 178, 184, 193, 194,206, 209,217,224,231,244,254 VIRGINIA TROOPS (CONFEDERATE) ARTILLERY (LIGHT) Rockbridge: 56 31st Regiment: 208 CAVALRY ------79

2nd Regiment: 93 3rd Regiment: 48 8th Regiment: 118 9th Regiment: 86 11th Regiment: 28 12th Regiment: 287 INFANTRY 2nd Regiment: 63 4th Regiment: 17, ,56 5th Regiment: 63, 204 11th Regiment: 126 18th Regiment: 137 27th Regiment: 63 31st Regiment: 106 33rd Regiment: 63 ,59th Regiment: 179

Walker's Texas Division. See Texas Troops, Infantry, 17th Regiment Washington, DC, Defense: 245 WEST VIRGINIA TROOPS (UNION) CAVALRY 1st Regiment: 60 3rd Regiment: 257 INFANTRY, 1st Regiment: 288 Wheeler's Cavalry Corps. See Mississippi Troops, Cavalry, 28th Regiment White River, AK, Expeditions: 254 Wilderness, VA, Battle, May 5-7, 1864: 25, 31, 43, 45, 176, 186,268,287 WISCONSIN TROOPS (UNION) CAVALRY, 3rd Regiment: 179 INFANTRY 6th Regiment: 113, 176, 258 11th Regiment: 224 14th Regiment: 193 25th Regiment: 226 26th Regiment: 55 28th Regiment: 254 31st Regiment: 221 41st Regiment: 57 Woodclad gunboats (Union): 31

Yazoo River, MS, Expeditions: 153 Yellow Bayou, LA, Engagement, May 18, 1864: 212 Yorktown, VA, Siege: 101