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Please follow this link. We are moving, hopefully for the last time. My thanks to Traci Parsons who has worked so hard to move these pages and to give them a new look and complete make over. She is a wonderful friend and I am extremely grateful for her hours of hard work. Moving is a long and difficult process. Hopefully the Sixteenth site will follow shortly to the new address. My thanks for your patience, remember to bookmark the new address. This site will remain but will no longer be updated. steve |
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South Carolina in the War Between the States: Brigades, Cavalry, and other Infantry units. Also General works on S.C. and the War Between the States. Page Two |
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Page Three: Bibliography; Artillery and Legions |
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Patrick McCawley's work is the best modern reading guide available on the war in South Carolina, and Patrick is one of the great living treasures on this subject. Patrick J. McCawley: Selected Civil War Bibliography, 44 pages Patrick J. McCawley: Guide to Civil War records: A guide to the records in the South Carolina Department of Archives & History, 81 pages, Index, Illustrations/Photos. |
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AUTHOR UNKNOWN: Soldiers and Sailors who died in Federal Prisons and Military Hospitals in the North, ISBN#911317-34-1 BAKER, GARY, R: Cadets in Gray BARROW, C.K.: Forgotten Confederates BOND, O.J.: The Story of The Citadel BRADSHAW, TIMOTHY: Battery Wagner, The Siege, The Men who Fought and the Casualties. DEFOREST, J.W.: A Union Officer in Reconstruction DRAGO, EDMUND: Hurrah for Hampton, The Black Redshirts ELLIOTT, JOSEPH: Lee's Noble Soldier FLYNN JEAN: The Militia in Antebellum South Carolina HELSLEY, ALEXIA J: South Carolina's African American Confederate Pensioners, 1923-1925 JOHNSON, JOHN: The Defense of Charleston Harbor JOHNSON, MICHAEL; ROARK, JAMES: No Chariot Let Down, Charleston's Free People of Color on the Eve of the Civil War. JOHNSON, MICHAEL; ROARK, JAMES: Black Masters, A Free Family of Color in the Old South. KIRKLAND, RANDOLPH, JR.: Broken Fortunes: South Carolina Soldiers, Sailors & Citizens Who Died in the Service of Their Country and State in the War for Southern Independence, 1861-1865. McCAWLEY, PATRICK: Guide to Civil War Records: A Guide to the Records in the South Carolina Department of Archives and History. NEPVEUX, ETHEL: George Alfred Trenholm and the Company that went to war. RHODES, JEFFERY: Scapegoat General, Benjamin Huger, C.S.A. RIPLEY, WARREN: Siege Train, The Journal of a Confederate Artillery Man in the Defense of Charleston.(The single most useful book on understanding units and the formation of units in South Carolina) RIVERS, WM. J and Thomas, J.P.: Rivers’ Account of the Raising of Troops in South Carolina for State and Confederate Service, 1861-1865 ROBERTS: Portraits of Conflict: A Photographic History of South Carolina in the Civil War. SALLEY: S.C. Troops in the Confederacy. Vol I,II, and III (Rosters of the early regiments, the most complete work, for what it covers First Reg, First Hagood, First Gregg, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth S.C. are all included.) S.C.U.D.C.: South Carolina Women in the Confederacy, 3 Vols. SEIGLER, ROBERT S.: Passing the Silent Cup, A Guide to Confederate Monuments in South Carolina SINGLETARY, OTIS: Negro Militia and Reconstruction SIMS, WM. G.: Sack and Destruction of the City of Columbia, South Carolina THOMAS, J.P.: The History of the South Carolina Military Academy, 1893 THOMPSON, HENRY: Ousting the Carpetbagger from South Carolina U.D.C: Recollections and Reminiscences, 1861-65, Vol. I-VI, (A terrible index with endless information. Great stuff indexed the old fashioned way.) WELLMAN, MANLEY W.: Giant in Gray, Wade Hampton of S.C. WILLIAMSON, JOEL: After Slavery, The Negro in South Carolina During Reconstruction, 1861-1877. (Although clearly revisionist this is a major work.) |
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ALLARDICE, BRUCE S.: More Generals in Gray CAPERS, ELLISON: Confederate Military History, South Carolina. CRUTE, JOSEPH: Units of the Confederate States Armies (Second only to Safakis and you can find it.) DANIEL, LARRY, J.: Cannoneers in Gray, The Field Artillery of the Army of Tennessee DOWNEY, FAIRFAX: The Guns at Gettysburg KRICK, ROBERT K.: Lee's Colonels LEVY, GEORGE: To Die In Chicago, Confederate Prisoners at Camp Douglas, 1862-1865 SIFAKIS, STEWART: A Compendium of the Confederate Armies for South Carolina and Georgia (The best book for general information about units in Confederate Service.) WISE: The Long Arm of Lee, Vol I and II WARNER, EZRA, Biographical register of the Confederate Congress WARNER, EZRA, Generals in Gray, Lives of the Confederate Commanders WELSH, JACK D.: Medical Histories of Confederate Generals |
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Dornbusch, Charles E.; Military Bibliography of the Civil War Dyer, Frederick, A Compendium of the War of Rebellion (Union) Sifakis, Stewart, A Compendium of the Confederate Armies (Confederate) |
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South Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Vol 1 – 11 Selected Items of Interest to the Confederate Reader. Cemeteries: Bennettsville, Evergreen Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 621 Bishopville, Confederate Graves in Presbyterian Cemetery, Bishopville, S.C. Vol. 8, page 347, U.D.C. Bishopville, Old Soldiers Buried at Bethehem Cemetery, Bishopville, S.C., Vol. 8, page 347, U.D.C. Charleston, Letter from Peller, A.A.J, Vol. 2, page 270 Chester, Purity Graveyard, Address given by S.B. Lathan Chester County, Vol. 7, page 387, U.D.C. Chesterfield County, Liberty Hill Cemetery, Vol. 5, page 170 Chesterfield County, Yoar Cemetery, Vol. 5, page 171 Chesterfield, Chesterfield Cemetery, Chesterfield, S.C. Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 22, UDC Chesterfield, Hopewell Cemetery, Chesterfield, S.C. Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 23, UDC Chesterfield, Hurst Cemetery, Chesterfield, S.C., Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 23, UDC Chesterfield, Local Cemeteries, Chesterfield, S.C., Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 22, UDC Chesterfield, No Tombs, Chesterfield, S.C. Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 24, UDC Chesterfield, Pine Grove Cemetery Chesterfield, S.C., Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 21, UDC Chesterfield, Shiloh Cemetery, Chesterfield, S.C. Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 23, UDC Chesterfield, Zoar Cemetery, Chesterfield, S.C. Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 21, UDC Clinton, Confederate Soldiers n Clinton Cemetery, Vol. 6, page 82, UDC Edgefield, Catholic Cemetery, Vol. 6, page 72, UDC Edgefield, Dead in Edgefield Village Cemetery and other area cemeteries, Vol. 6, page 69, UDC Edgefield, Horn’s Creek Churchyard, Vol. 6, page 71, UDC Edgefield, Jones Family Graveyard, Vol. 6, page 72, UDC Edgefield, Red Hill Churchyard, Vol. 6, page 72, UDC Elloree, Trinity Lutheran Churchyard, Elloree, S.C. Vol. 6, page 433 Fairfield County, New Hope Cemetery, Fairfield County Vol. 6, page 445 Fairfield, Cemetery List, Concord Church, Fairfield County, Vol. 6, page 6, U.D.C. Florence, Bethel Cemetery, Confederate Dead, Vol. 3, page 576 Florence, Olanta, Presbyterian Cemetery, Confederate Dead, Vol. 3, page 576 Greenwood - Magnolia Cemetery, Vol. 3, page 191 Greenwood – Methodist Cemetery and others, Vol. 3, page 194 Greenwood, Edgewood Cemetery, Vol. 6, page 57, UDC Greenwood, Hodges Cemetery, Vol. 6, page 58, UDC Greenwood, Magnolia Cemetery, Vol. 6, page 53, UDC Greenwood, Methodist Cemetery, Vol. 6, page 55, UDC Greenwood, Rehobeth Cemetery List, Greenwood County, Confederate Soldiers Graves Greenwood, Tabernacle Cemetery, Vol. 6, page 56, UDC Greenwood, Tranquil Church Cemetery, Vol. 6, page 57, UDC Johnson, Harmony Cemetery and others, Vol. 2, page 622 Johnson, Mt. Calvary, Lybrand family Cemeteries, Vol. 2, page 627 Johnson, Mt. Olive Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 623 Johnson, Phillipi Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 626 Johnson, Roll of Confederate Dead at Mount of Olives Cemetery, Johnson, S.C. Vol. 10 page 278, U.D.C. Laurens, Confederate Dead, Laurens Cemetery, Vol. 3, page 571 Laurens, New Prospect Church, Vol. 6, page 77, UDC Marion County, Beulah Cemetery, Vol. 5, page 171 Marion, Marion Cemetery, Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 26, UDC Marion, Rose Hill Cemetery, Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 27, UDC Newberry, Rosemont, Village, West End Cemeteries, Vol. 2, page 624 Orangeburg, Confederate Dead in Orangeburg City Cemeteries, Vol. 5, page 580 Orangeburg, Orangeburg Presbyterian Church and Cemetery in Confederate History, Orangeburg, Roster of Dead from Orangeburg County Vol. 5, page 138 Pageland, Graves Marked at Pageland, Vol. 4, page 521 Pendleton, The Confederate Dead at the Old Stone Church and Pendleton, Vol. 7, page 377, U.D.C. Pickens, Bethlehem Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 614 Pickens, Confederate Burials in Private Cemeteries, Vol. 2, page 612 Pickens, Griffin Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 614 Pickens, Peter Creek Church Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 611 Pickens, Pickens Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 615 Pickens, Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 611 Pickens, Revolutionary, Confederate and World War Burials, Vol. 2, page 613 Pickens, West View, Easley, Vol. 2, page 616 Prosperity, Prosperity Cemetery List, Vol. 6, page 75, UDC Ridge Springs, Ridge Springs Cemetery, Vol. 5, page 300 Rock Hill, Harmony Cemetery, Vol. 5, page 600 Rock Hill, Laurelwood Cemetery, Vol. 5, page 600 Rock Hill, Neely’s Creek Cemetery, Vol. 5, page 600 Saluda County, Confederate Dead, Vol. 3, page 577 South Carolina Burials in Georgia, Vol. 2, page 627 Spartanburg, Cemetery List of Gleaton Cemetery, Spartanburg, S.C., Vol. 9, page 199, U.D.C. Springfield, Cemetery List of Morgantown Cemetery Springfield, S.C. Vol. 9, page 199, U.D.C. Springfield, Cemetery List of Oakwood Cemetery, Springfield, S.C. Vol. 9, page 199, U.D.C. St. Matthews, Confederate Dead, Vol. 6, page 66, UDC Timmonsville, Byrd Cemetery, Confederate Dead, Vol. 3, page 575 Union, Confederate Graves in Union County, Vol. 3, page 107 Union, New Prospect, Duncan, Gist, New Hope, Shiloh, Belmont, and Lawson Cemeteries, Vol. 2, page 619 Union, Padgett’s Creek Cemetery Vol. 2, page 617 Ward, Spann’s Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 626 Westminister, First Baptist Cemetery, Vol. 3, page 570 Winnsboro, List of Confederate Veterans in A.R.P. Cemetery Winnsboro, S.C., Vol. 11, page 303, U.D.C. Winnsboro, List of Confederate Veterans in Episcopal Cemetery, Winnsboro, S.C. Vol. 11 page 304, U.D.C. Woodruff, Graves in a Country Churchyard, Woodruff, S.C., Vol. 6, page 416 York, Laurelwood Cemetery, Vol. 2, page 620 County, City, Other State Histories: Abbeville, Abbeville County’s Part in the War Between the States, Vol. 9. page 133, U.D.C. Abbeville, Abbeville History, Vol. 3, page 316 Abbeville, What Abbeville County Contributed in the War of Secession, Mrs. M.G. Donald, Vol. 9, page 175, U.D.C. Aiken, Wheeler’s Cavalry in Aiken, Vol. 7, page 98, U.D.C. Anderson – Anderson Boys who Wore the Gray, Vol. 5, page 529 Anderson County - Camp Pickens, Orr’s Rifles, Vol.4, page 11 Anderson County, Vol. 3, page 299 Anderson, Anderson County in the War Between the States, Georgia L. Muldrow, Vol. 11 page 319, U.D.C. Anderson, Jolly, Manse, Largent, Vol. 3, page 394 Andersonville – The Town of Anderson, S.C., Vol. 5, page 74 Bamburg, Our County’s Part in the War Between the States (Bamburg County), Roberta Walker, Vol. 11 page 317, U.D.C. Barnwell District in the War, Vol. 6, page 439 Berkeley, Berkeley County’s Part in the War Between the States, A.C. Snowden, Vol. 9, page 167, U.D.C. Charleston, Confederate Monument in Mount Pleasant Vol. 5, page 81 Charleston, Fortifications and Men named for, James Island, Vol. 5, page 324 Charleston, Reeder, Bob, Charleston Harbor, Labor, Vol. 4, page 585 Charleston, Simons, T. Grange, Washington Light Inf, 25 SCV, James Island in Defense of Charleston Harbor (Excellent), Vol. 5, page 300 Charleston, The Citadel in the WTBS, Vol. 5, page 36 Cheraw, First Confederate Monument, Cheraw, S.C., Vol. 6, page 106, UDC Chester County in the War, Vol. 6, page 408 Chester, James Graham’s Railroad Mission, Chester, S.C., Vol. 7, page 171, U.D.C. Chester, List of Officers from Chester County, placed in Corner-Stone of Confederate Monument, Vol. 6, page 9, UDC Clarendon, Clarendon Confederate History, Mrs. Samuel J. Clark, Vol. 7, page 343, U.D.C. Clemson, Fort Hill, Clemson University, Vol. 4, page 45 Clinton – Doar House, Vol. 4, page 25 Columbia, Burying the Dead and Burning of Columbia, Vol. 6, page 324-327 Confederate Generals of South Carolina, Vol. 2, page 547 Dillion County, Vol. 4, page 532 Edgefield County, Stevens Creek, Vol. 3, page 449 Edgefield, Address to the Edgefield Riflemen and Response on the Presentation of the Flag, Cicero Adams, Mrs. Elbert Bland, Vol. 6, page 153, UDC Edgefield, Edgefield County Soldier’s Relief, Vol. 3, page 419 Edgefield, Record of Confederate Veterans, Vol. 2, page 478 Edgefield, Roster Edgefield Riflemen, Vol. 2, page 581 and 583 Edgefield, Some of the Edgefield Surgeons, Vol. 9, page 553, U.D.C. Edgefield, The Allens of Fruit Hill, Edgefield S.C., Vol. 6, page 154, UDC Edgefield, Wayside Hospital, Edgefield, Vol. 3, page 161 Fort Mill, Our Confederate Heroes, Vol. 2, page 484 Georgetown, A Sketch of Georgetown County 1861-1867, Mrs. J.W. Doar Vol. 11, page 487, U.D.C. Georgetown, Historic Spots in Georgetown, Vol. 4, page 491 Georgia – Troop Artillery, Vol. 5, page 499 Georgia, Newman, E.F., 28th Georgia, Vol. 3, page 71 Greenwood County in the War, Vol. 6, page 451 Historic Homes in S.C., Vol. 3, page 363 Johnson, The Lott Home, Vol. 3, page 136 Lancaster District in the War, Vol. 6, page 443 Laurens, Laurens County Confederate History, W.D. Sullivan Sr., Vol. 9, page 177, U.D.C. Lee, Roll of Confederate Soldiers, Lee County, Vol. 6, page 14, UDC Lexington - Companies from Lexington County, Vol. 2, page 592 Lexington, List of Confederate Veterans and Widows Living in Lexington County, 1914, Vol. 8, page 354, U.D.C. Mississippi - Stewart, J.A., 13th Mississippi, Vol. 3, page 273 Mississippi, Abney, G.H, Mexican War, WTBS, Vol. 3, page 74 Mount Pleasant – History, Vol. 3, page 411 Newberry – Confederate Monument, Vol. 4, page 49 Newberry History, Vol. 3, page 432 Newberry, My County’s Part in the War Between the States (Newberry), Vol. 9, page 143, U.D.C. Newberry, My County’s Part in the War Between the States (Newberry), Vol. 9, page 149, U.D.C. Newberry, Newberry College in the WTBS, Vol. 5, page 26 Newberry’s Response to the Confederacy, Vol. 3, page 435 North Carolina, 7th N.C. Regiment, Vol 5, page 602 North Carolina, Walter Cook, Letters, Fifty-Sixth North Carolina, Vol. 6, page 503 Oconee, Confederate Monument, Oconee County, Vol. 3, page 314 Oconee, My County’s Part in the War Between the States (Oconee), Bessie Stribling, Vol. 10, page 336, U.D.C. Oconee, Oconee’s Part in the War Between the States, Anna Hall, Vol. 10, page 339, U.D.C. Oconee, UCV Reunion 1922, Vol. 2, page 481 Orangeburg – Sherman in Orangeburg, Vol. 5, page 79 Orangeburg, History of Orangeburg County, Vol. 5, page 160 Orangeburg, History of Orangeburg County, Vol. 5, page 160 Orangeburg, Orangeburg County in the War Between the States, Vol. 7, page 355, U.D.C. Pendleton, Confederate History of Pendleton District, Vol. 7, page 374, U.D.C. Pendleton, Old Pendleton, Vol. 7, page 361, U.D.C. Pickens County – Richland Farm, Vol. 4, page 19 Pickens County in the War, Vol. 6, page 445 Pickens County in the War, Vol.4, page 251 Pickens County Masonic, Vol. 3, page 307 Pickens, Early Churches of Pickens District, Vol. 3, page 412 Pickens, Thalian Academy, Slabtown, Vol. 3, page 415 Richland/Camden? – Historic Homes, Vol. 3, page 467 Saluda, My County’s Part in the War Between the States, Edgefield District, Saluda County, Mrs. G.O. Etheredge, Vol. 7, page 531, U.D.C. South Carolina at the Battle of Kinston, Vol. 2, page 608 South Carolina in the War Between the State, Vol. 2, page 491 Spartanburg County in the War, Vol. 6, page 452 Spartanburg, Spartanburg County’s Part in the War Between the States, Mrs. M.L. Adair, Vol. 9, page 196, U.D.C. Sumter, Hillcrest (Home), Vol. 3, page 134 Union – Officers from Union County Vol. 3, page 106 Union – The Union Minutemen, Gadberry’s Company, Co E, Gregg’s First, Vol. 2, page 593 Union County Confederate Monument, Vol. 4, page 401 Union, Companies from Union, Vol. 2, page 606 Union, Johnson Rifles, Spanish American War, Vol. 2, page 605 Union, List of Companies for Union, Vol. 5, page 297 Union, President Davis in Union, Vol. 3, page 149 Union, Sarratt Family, Union, Vol. 5, page 451 Union, Union’s Distinguished Sons, Vol. 5, page 443 Williamsburg, Williamsburg County, The Effects of the WBTS, Montgomery, Julia, Vol. 7, page 318, U.D.C. York, York County in the Dark Days of 1876, J.R. Haile, Vol. 11, page 438, U.D.C. Generals and Leaders: Anderson, Lt. Gen. R.H. Anderson, Mrs. W.B. May, Vol. 8, page 201, U.D.C. Anderson, Lt. Gen. R.H. Anderson, Pauline Oates, Vol. 10, page 187, U.D.C. Anderson, Richard Heron Anderson, Hugh White, Vol. 9, page 1, U.D.C. Anderson, Richard Heron Anderson, Vol. 10, page 465, U.D.C. Beauregard, General Beauregard, Beatrice Ferri, Vol. 8, page 245, U.D.C. Bonham, Governor M.L. Bonham, Agatha A. Woodson, Vol. 10, page 497, U.D.C. Bonham, M.L. Bonham, Vol. 3, page 159 Bratton, General John Bratton, Louise Ellison, Vol. 9, page 5, U.D.C. Brunson, J.A., Killed Second Manassas, Darlington, Vol. 3, page 22 Butler, Gen. M.C. Butler, Vol. 5, page 356 Butler, M.C. Butler, W.G. Hope, Vol. 10 page 493, U.D.C. Butler, M.C. General, Vol. 3, page 76 Butler, M.C., Vol. 3, page 443 Butler, Matthew Calbraith Butler, U.R. Brooks, Vol. 9, page 477, U.D.C. Capers, Franklin, Ellison Capers, Vol. 3, page 441 Carter, J.H., C.S. Navy, Vol. 3, page 77 Confederate Generals of South Carolina, Vol. 2, page 547 Dunovant, Brigadier General John Dunovant and General R.G.M. Dunovant, Vol. 9, page 550, U.D.C. Elliott, Stephen, General Evans, General Nathan G. Evans, Vol. 6, page 242, U.D.C. Evans, The Brigade of N. George Evans and Reminiscences of Mrs. Evans, Woodson, Agatha, Vol. 9, page 431 U.D.C. Evans, Nathan, Letter concerning from Lt. E.P. Miller, Vol. 2, page 263 Gary, Martin – Letter – Vol. 3, page 344 Gary, Martin Gary, A.R. Nicholson, Vol. 7, page 217, U.D.C. (Good) Gary, Martin, General, Vol. 3, page 76 Gaston, James McFadden Gaston, Chief Surgeon of South Carolina Troops, Anderson’s Brigade, Vol. 7, page 174, U.D.C. Generals I have known, Vol. 3, page 163 Gist, States Rights Gist, Vol. 5, page 247 Governors of S.C. that I have known, Vol. 3, page 157 Gregg, Maxcy Gregg, Agatha A. Woodson, Vol 11 page 639, U.D.C. Gregg, Maxcy, General, Vol. 3, page 6 Gregg, Maxcy, General, Vol. 5, page 184 Hampton, Wade Hampton, Cristobel Mayfield, Vol. 8, page 257, U.D.C. Hampton, Wade, Vol. 2, page 496 Hero, A.C., C.S. Navy, Vol. 3, page 492 Hill, Daniel Harvey Hill, Julia Plexico, Vol. 8, page 95, U.D.C. Ingraham, Duncan Nathaniel Ingraham, Commander, C.S.N., Vol. 6, page 188 UDC Jenkins, General Micah Jenkins, Gist Finley, Vol. 8, page 211, U.D.C. Jenkins, Micah Jenkins Letter, Vol. 8, page 361, U.D.C. Jenkins, Micah Jenkins, S.R. Hope, Vol. 10 page 543, U.D.C. Kershaw, General J.B. Kershaw, Mary B. Babb, Vol. 7, page 242, U.D.C. Law, E.M. Law, Vol. 5, page 480 Lee, Stephen D., Vol. 2, page 497 Longstreet, General Longstreet and His Carolina Residence, A.A. Woodson, Vol. 10, page 452, U.D.C. Longstreet, Long, Fred, Longstreet, Vol. 6, page 346 Lynch, P.N. Confederate Diplomatic Service, Vol. 6, page 253 –255, U.D.C. McGowan, General Samuel McGowan, Vol. 9, page 551, U.D.C. McGowan, McGowan’s Brigade, Mrs. H.R. Williamson, Vol. 8, page 107, U.D.C. McGowan, The Illustrious Dead, General Samuel McGowan, Vol. 10, page 323, U.D.C. More Governors of S.C., Vol. 3, page 167 Morgan, J.M., CS Navy, Vol. 3, page 259 Perrin, General Abner Perrin, P.M. Feltham, Vol. 9, page 22, U.D.C. Pickens, Governor Francis Pickens, Vol. 6, page 259, U.D.C. Pickens, Governor Francis W. Pickens, A.A. Woodson, Vol. 10, page 466, U.D.C. Pickens, Lucy Pickens, Holcombe Legion, Vol. 6, page 468 Radical Governors, Vol. 3, page 168 Salley, Marion, Vol. 7, page 344, U.D.C.Generals and Leaders Toombs, Robert, Vol 4, page 33 Trapier, General J.H. Trapier, Vol. 7, page 168, U.D.C. Trapier, J.H. General, Vol. 4, page 571 Wallace, General W.H. Wallace, Eighteenth S.C. Infantry, Vol. 9, page 21, U.D.C. Wallace, General William Henry Wallace, Vol. 6, page 209, U.D.C. Battles: Burgess Mill, The Battle of Burgess’ Mill, October, 1864, Thomas Taylor, Vol. 6, page 114, UDC South Carolina Battles During the War Between the States, O.M. Buzhardt, Vol. 8, page 265, U.D.C. River’s Bridge, Ben S. Williams Vol. 10, page 1, U.D.C. The Defense of Battery Wagner, Sept., 1863, T.G. Simons, M.D., Vol. 8, page 37, U.D.C. The Defense and Evacuation of Fort Wagner, Vol. 8, page 203, U.D.C. The Battle of Secessionville, George Jones Vol. 8, page 444, U.D.C. Confederate Engagements in Charleston Harbor, Vol. 7, page 575, U.D.C. Trevillian, Battle of Trevillian, Vol. 6, page 372 The Last Shot of the WTBS – Arsenal Cadets – Anderson, Vol. 5, page 19 Battle of Pocotaligo, Vol. 5, page 119 The Battle of Dingle’s Mill, Vol. 3, page 7 Honey Hill, Vol. 3, page 437 Flags: Flags and Seals of S.C., Vol. 2, page 474 A Secession Banner (Flag), Vol. 3, page 360 Batesville Volunteer Flag, Early War Unit, most of the men went to the Holcombe Legion, Vol. 10, page 83, U.D.C. The Battle Flag of the 24th S.C.V.I. and The Raising of Troops in South Carolina, Annie Scarborough, Vol. 9, page 172, U.D.C. The Flag of the Martin Guards, Vol. 9, page 572, U.D.C. O.G. Thompson, 3rd S.C.V., 3rd Regiment Flag, Vol. 8, page 63, U.D.C. Flag of the Pea Ridge Volunteers, Flag of the Fifth South Carolina- Union, Vol. 5, page 25 Saluda Guards Flag, Vol. 5, page 95 State Flag Captured in Columbia 1865, Vol. 5, page 96 Governor Guards Flag, Circa 1877, Vol. 5, page 97 Flag of the Pea Ridge Volunteers, (Co. E, Fifth SCV), Vol. 3, page 412 United Confederate Veterans: Roll of Catawba Camp, United Confederate Veterans, Vol. 8, page 104, U.D.C. Fort Mill, United Confederate Veteran Camp, Vol. 6, page 5, UDC Roll of T.M. Wagner Camp, United Confederate Veterans, 1899, Vol. 8, page 304, U.D.C. Orangeburg, UCV Reunion Orangeburg 1910, Vol. 5, page 570 UCV Roll, Camp James Mitchell, Vol. 3, page 568 Early War Units Mellichamp, S.R., Moultrie Guards, First Rifles – Ft. Sumter – Vol.5, page 155 Galliard, P.C., Seventeenth Regiment (Early), Charleston Battalion, 27th SCV., Vol. 3, page 68 Roster of the Rhett Guard, July 1861, Vol. 5, page 93 Timmonsville Minutemen, Roster, Vol. 3, page 516 The Johnson Rifles, Minutemen, First SC, 6 months Vols., Vol. 3, page 291 Brigades Alexander, James, Letter, Evan’s Brigade?, Vol. 5, page 346 Butler’s Brigade, Vol. 5, page 469 Buzhardt, O.M. Scout, Kershaw’s Brigade, Vol. 5, page 202 Doyle, O.M., Surgeon, Jenkins Brigade, Vol. 5, page 524 Independent Cavalry Scouts (Reserve Unit, late war, attached to Kershaw, See Durham, L.R.), Vol. 5, page 468 Werts, A.A, Kershaw’s Brigade, Vol. 2, page 533 Other: Frank E. Whilden’s Experience During the War, An Eyewitness Account of Sherman’s Occupation of Columbia, Vol. 9, page 486, U.D.C. Alexander McQueen Salley – The Salley Family, Vol. 9, page 577, U.D.C. Charleston, H.E. Brackett, Vol. 8, page 170, U.D.C. Ferguson Family – Fourth SCV and other units, Vol. 4, page 125 Southern Memorial Day, Vol. 4, page 435 Tompkins Family of Edgefield, Vol. 7, page 209, U.D.C. The Bells of St. Michael’s Church, Martha B. Washington, Vol. 7, page 569, U.D.C. The Bells of St. Phillip’s, Martha B. Washington, Vol. 7, page 571, U.D.C. |
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This biography of Mary Pringle and her family (which included eight Confederate heroes, including Capt. Robert Pringle, after whom Battery Pringle on the Stono River near Charleston was posthumously named) explores in great detail how the war affected one large Confederate family of South Carolina rice planters. Mary's World: Love, War, and Family Ties in Nineteenth-Century Charleston. New publications that I plan to read as soon as possible: BRENNAN, PATRICK - Secessionville: Assault on Charleston I promised Patrick Brennan I would read his book, I did, expecting not to find what I found. Then I went out and ordered a copy, paid good money for something printed after 1965 and written by someone from north of Kentucky. This book is a must for anyone who loves the war. Patrick's work is an amazing thing, and thank goodness for it. He give us what most seek, a pure Yankee bean counting, footnoted study with a story as only a fire eating southern could tell it... not bad Pat, damn near perfect... and those of you who know me know I don't hold much stock for most of the modern writers, so these are strong words. Trust me you need the book, go buy it. Makes me want to find a couple of more good ones. Pat's words are like music, almost a lyric, and it is good to hear Dixie one more time, even when blended with that other song they call a hymn. WISE, STEVE - Gate of Hell |
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"Out-of-print book sale. _To The Manner Born: The Life of General William H.T. Walker_ (University of Georgia Press, 1994), colorful and outspoken Civil War Confederate leader, sometimes known as the Georgia Firebrand. 300 pages of text and 100 of appendices, notes, bibliography and index. Now out of print, the last few copies of this book, autographed by the author, are available at a special discount of only $24.95, 50% off the publisher's list price. Mail orders, add $5.00 for S&H. Contact Russell K. Brown at (706) 868-6450, russell@csranet.com, or 801 Thaxton Road, Grovetown, GA 30813." |
| Confederate Imprint of the works of Governor Francis Pickens | War Governor of S.C. | Imprint | , | University of South Carolina (2001) | Micah Jenkins Letter | Jenkins Brigade | Army of Northern Virginia | . | University of South Carolina | Memories of the war, relating to Micah Jenkins family. | Jenkins Brigade | Army of Northern Virginia | . | University of South Carolina | Micah Jenkins Report, Wauhatchie night attack | Jenkins Brigade | Army of Northern Virginia | | University of South Carolina | Lexington County Pensions | . | . | . | University of South Carolina | Cain Family Papers, mention of Wigfall of Texas in 1861 | . | . | . | University of South Carolina | The Burning of Columbia | . | . | . | University of South Carolina | The Charles Stevens Dwight Papers | Kershaw’s Brigade | Army of Northern Virginia | . | University of South Carolina | Civil War History in Wateree Swamp | What was in the mysterious vials from the last century. | Army of Northern Virginia | . | University of South Carolina | |
| Papers of Charles F. Lee – Fifty fifth Massachusetts Infantry serving of coast of S.C. | University of South Carolina (2001) | Letter of R.P. Wales, Union Soldier serving of coast of S.C. | University of South Carolina (2001) | Lt. A.S. Bodine, 127th New York Volunteers, Battle of Honey Hill | University of South Carolina | William H. Johnson, Seventh Connecticut Volunteers Coastal Service S.C. | University of South Carolina | Harrison M. Beardsley, Fiftieth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers | University of South Carolina |
Calvin Shedd, Seventh New Hampshire Regiment | University of South Carolina | |
| The Journals of Josiah Gorgas, 1857-1878 - Edited by Sarah Woolfolk Wiggins -With a Foreword by Frank E. Vandiver | (U of Alabama Press) |
Oh, What a Loansome Time I Had - The Civil War Letters of Major William Morel Moxley, Eighteenth Alabama Infantry, and Emily Beck Moxley - EDITED BY THOMAS W. CUTRER | (U of Alabama Press) | Third Alabama!
The Civil War Memoir of Brigadier General Cullen Andrews Battle, CSA - Edited by Brandon H. Beck | (U of Alabama Press) | |
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Page One Gist Brigade, Infantry Regiments Bibliography Page Two: Brigades, Cavalry and other Infantry units General works on S.C. and the War Between the States. Bibliography Page Three Artillery and Legions |
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Bibliofind Broadfoot Publishing First Corps Books in Columbia Morningside Press |