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Union Troops Visit Somerset: July 1862
The Reverend George Patterson, Somerset’s minister, describes the arrival of Union troops at Somerset in the summer of 1862. “First Visit of the Yankees to Somerset Place” Lake Scuppernong, N. Carolina July 21st 1862 “When I parted from the Capt, he thanked me for the kindness he had recd, & said that he would mention […]
Noah Ansley
http://www.fold3.com/page/285838431_noah_ansley/ SOLDIER’S NAME Ansley, Noah LAST RANK Private DATE ENLISTED Aug 4, 1863 WHERE ENLISTED Washington, NC AGE AT ENLISTMENT 52 COUNTY BORN Tyrrell Co., NC REMARKS Died at Beaufort, NC Oct 21, 1864
Hezekiah Basnight
http://www.fold3.com/page/285692987_hezekiah_basnight Photos and information courtesy of Michael I. Phelps SOLDIER’S NAME Basnight, Hezekiah LAST RANK Private DATE ENLISTED Apr 20, 1863 WHERE ENLISTED Plymouth, NC AGE AT ENLISTMENT 38 COUNTY BORN Tyrrell Co., NC
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I am a Lincoln man and I do not care who knows it
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Richmond C. Waters
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Cicero Kelly
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Hardy L. Waters
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Samuel Wilson Boyd and Richard T. Waters
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The family of Elijah A. Smith
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Purnell Smith
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They accused me of being a Buffalo
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Kinston Hangings
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1st Lieutenant Elijah A. Smith
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Richard: Reblogged this on Civil War Monuments of North and...
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Sadie Jay-Edwards: What is the origin of the term as applied to the N...
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They accused me of being a Buffalo | North Carolina Union Volunteers: […] Unionism and the Arcane Origin of “Buf...
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