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Kepi of William Hill Harwood Jr. 3rd VA Cavalry Co C William Harwood Jr enlisted into Company C 3rd VA Cavalry on May 18th 1861 at Charles County Court House He was a 26 y o constable from the county and was enlisted as the 3rd corporal He had a horse shot out from under him at Lee's Store VA 7 13 61, near Newport News and another in the Valley
Confederate forage cap - American Civil War Forums What the heck on a roll, the kepi pictured below belonged to William Harwood Jr 3rd Va Cav and of note is the leather sweatband, brim and chinstrap This was not an issued kepi, but most likely a private purchase from a Charleston, SC hatter, it has all of the characteristics of an early to mid war Charleston made cap
Love found during Antietam and connected by Clara Barton From the National Museum of Civil War Medicine (posted by permission) During the Battle of Antietam, a soldier dressed in the uniform of the 3rd Wisconsin Infantry suffered from a bullet wound to the neck but was refusing treatment from the regimental surgeon Dr F H Harwood approached Clara
Confederate Officer Losses - Longstreets Assault | Gettysburg When doing another piece of research, I was compiling a list of the Confederate officers who were lost on July 3 I'll list them over the next few posts LONGSTREET'S CORPS Lt Colonel G Moxley Sorrell, CoS of First Corps: wounded (arm) PICKETT'S DIVISION KEMPER'S BRIGADE Brigadier General
Engineer Operations during the Fredericksburg Campaign After examining other options Burnside selected the Skinker's Neck site for the crossing He also arranged with Commodore Andrew Harwood for gunboats to cover the crossing Four shallow draft boats started up the Rappahannock on December 4th and were harassed the entire distance by Confederate artillery
Russian Fleet Shows Support. . . . - American Civil War Forums It looks like Geo-politics was alive and well back in the 1860's Russia sends a fleet of ships to our waters to show support for the Northern war effort and to send a signal to England and France about the support for the Southern Rebels The following I found on the web about this Russian
Can you guys find the find a grave entries for these vets? It may be more practical and expeditious if you contacted the Sons of Union Veterans who have officers designated for grave site registrations Many states are working through an update right now, a process that takes several years as a rule Many old rural cemeteries have been lost, re-located and those that survive often have poor or inaccurate records Plus, there are always cases where the
Casualties at Antietam | Antietam Sharpsburg | Page 3 | American . . . Dr David Hacker has proposed and provided some convincing data that the old figure of 620,000 deaths in the ACW is far too low an estimate and a closer figure would be between 700,000 to 800,000 If that in fact is correct how does effect the number of casualties at Antietam, Shiloh and the
OOB, Strengths Casualties for the Battle of Tupelo There is a state or national park for the battle of Tupelo Also, if you want to get in touch with my friend, who used to manage Brice's CrossRoads, I can do that for you I urge you to