(from archived RCHC Web Site) Contributed by Robert L. Bailey Note from original transcription index page: After the Civil War, there are several court cases in which former Rebel sympathizers were sued for damages to property and person. These cases … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Contributed by Robert L. Bailey Note from original transcription index page: After the Civil War, there are several court cases in which former Rebel sympathizers were sued for damages to property and person. These cases … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Contributed by Robert L. Bailey Note from original transcription index page: After the Civil War, there are several court cases in which former Rebel sympathizers were sued for damages to property and person. These cases … Continue reading →
(from archived 2nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment, U.S.A., site by Dave Mathews) Note from the original site: the 2nd Tennessee Infantry comprised troops from multiple East Tennessee counties, including several from Roane and its neighbors. Morristown, November 6, 1863 General Burnside: … Continue reading →
(from archived 2nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment, U.S.A., site by Dave Mathews) [Note: paragraph breaks were added to the text below to aid reading.] Major Carpenter‘s Report Knoxville, Sept. 14, 1864 Lieut. Col. G. M. Bascom, Asst. Adjutant-General Sir: Having but … Continue reading →
(from archived 2nd Tennessee Infantry Regiment, U.S.A., site by Dave Mathews) This is a copy of a letter written by Private James K. Garland from Roane County, son of John Garland and Camilla Bean Garland. James Garland enlisted at age … Continue reading →
From the 1990’s until 2011, Dr. George Hoemann maintained an extraordinary resource for Civil War history at the University of Tennessee. The site is no longer active, but the resources can be accessed via the Internet Archive. Click here to … Continue reading →
The Center for the Study of Tennesseans and War is located in Hoskins Library at the University of Tennessee. It is our mission to research, archive, and disseminate the stories of all the people in Tennessee who have been involved … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) by Walter T. Pulliam Source: This article appeared in The Harriman Record, 20 Apr 1961. One hundred years ago this month the American Civil War began when South Carolinians fired on Fort Sumter in Charleston … Continue reading →
(from archived RCHC Web Site) Contributed by Robert L. Bailey Note on original compilation: I have worked on this, on and off, for several months. I have decided to go ahead and post it even though it is incomplete. If … Continue reading →
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