81. Introduction To The New York State Civil War Soldier Database Introduction to the New York state civil war Soldier Database. Link to the civilwar Solders Database; Learn more about the origin of the civil war Soldier http://www.archives.nysed.gov/a/researchroom/rr_mi_civilwar_dbintro.shtml

Partnership Trust Education Department Cultural Education Home ... Military Civil War Database Family Agriculture Business and Labor Community ... Print This Page Introduction to the New York State Civil War Soldier Database Link to the Civil War Solders Database Learn more about the origin of the Civil War Soldier Database What you will find here What you will not find here Features of the Civil War Soldier Database Other available Indexes on Civil War soldiers Other Resources on New Yorkers Who Served During the Civil War Tips For Researching Civil War Soldiers What you will find here Information includes more than 360,000 men who served in New York State Volunteer and the United States Sharpshooter units and the state's three regiments of United States Colored Troops during the Civil War. Top of Page What you will not find here The database does not contain names of men who served in the United States Army (regulars), United States Marine Corps, United States Navy, Veteran Reserve Corps, or New York State Militia (National Guard) units that were temporarily mustered into federal service during the Civil War. Top of Page Database Features Search for: Individual soldiers Names of all soldiers who served in a particular unit Information on: Name of the soldier Unit in which he served during the war Microfilm reel number in which the microfilmed version of his service record appears.

82. Virginia Tech Libraries' Special Collections Homepage CIVIL WAR Collections The civil war is a major collecting focus for the University Libraries. Center for civil war Studies,Virginia Polytechnic Institute and state University http://spec.lib.vt.edu/civwar/

ETDs ImageBase Ejournals News ... Special Collections Announcements: The Special Collections Reading Room will be opening on October 4, 2005. American Civil War Manuscript Guides Donaldson and Rand, Confederate Soldiers, both of the 22nd Virginia Regiment of the Confederate States Army, was taken in January 1862 in Richmond, Va. Source: The Louise Testerman papers, Ms86-008. This image can be found at URN: lh25 The Civil War is a major collecting focus for the University Libraries. Manuscript collections contain letters and diaries from both Union and Confederate soldiers, homefront letters, memoirs, and contemporary research files. The backbone of the printed collection, located in the Special Collections' Rare Book Room, is the Elden E. Josh Billings Collection which consists of approximately 6,000 monographs. Subsantial subsequent donations of books have come from Homer E. and Margaret Davis and Ronald Alt. Since 1996, the book collection has been enhanced with acquisitions made possible through a generous grant from the George R. Wallace Foundations. Go to Guide to the Manuscript Resources for Civil War Research for more on Civil War Manuscripts. Some of the Civil War manuscripts collections with online guides include:

83. Research Guide To Civil War Materials At The Connecticut State Library Research guide and information on muster rolls, photographs, prisons, battleflags, bounty claims, artifacts and other subject areas. http://www.cslib.org/civwar.htm

Research Guide to Civil War Materials at the Connecticut State Library The Connecticut State Library contains a wealth of information useful to genealogists seeking Civil War ancestors as well as to historical researchers examining political, economic, social, and military aspects of the Civil War. For convenience this research guide is divided into the following categories: Introductory Materials Archival Materials Artifacts Battle Flags ... Soldiers' Homes and Hospitals Introductory Materials An introduction to Civil War genealogical research may be found in: Groene, Bertram H. Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor. Winston-Salem, NC: John F. Blair, Publishers, 1973 [CSL call number HistRef CD 3047 .G76]. For other aspects of the war, recommended bibliographies include: Collier, Christopher. The Literature of Connecticut History. Middletown, CT: Connecticut Humanities Council, 1983 [CSL call number HistRef AS 36 .C8 A1 no. 6]. See especially pages 98-102 for an evaluative essay on books and articles dealing with Connecticut during the Civil War era. Cooling, B. Franklin.

84. Subject Research Guides: History - American And British: Civil War Resources On civil war Resources on the Internet Abolitionism to Reconstruction (1830 s books, photographs etc.,; civil war Resources at Dakota state University http://www.libraries.rutgers.edu/rul/rr_gateway/research_guides/history/civwar.s

@import url(/rul/includes/04rul-style2.css); NOT LOGGED IN ASK A LIBRARIAN SEARCH WEBSITE SITE INDEX ... ALUMNI LIBRARY Tom Glynn History and Political Science Selector glynn@rci.rutgers.edu March 7, 2002 Research Resources: Subject Research Guides: History - American and British: Civil War Resources on the Internet: Abolitionism to Reconstruction (1830's - 1890's) Leading up to the War Abolitionism The War Years General Sites ... Civil War Related Listservs (Online discussion groups) Bibliography Leading up to the War Rare Maps from the University of Georgia Scartoons: Racial Satire and the Civil War - Political cartoons dating from the years before the Civil War and leading up to Reconstruction. Abolitionism Abolition Exhibit from The Library of Congress Civil War Newspapers: Coverage of John Brown's Raid - Part of "The Valley of the Shadow," collection below. Dred Scott, Plaintiff in error, v. John F. A. Sandford. - Supreme Court of the United States. 60 U.S. 393; 15 L. Ed. 691 December, 1856 Term Excerpts from Slave Narratives - Over 40 narratives primarily from slaves dating from 1682 to the end of the 19th Century. Topics cover their capture as slaves, the passage across the Atlantic, conditions of slavery, and Emancipation. A Slave's Story [anon] - Putnam's Monthly Magazine, 1857

85. Handbook Of Texas Online: CIVIL WAR civil war. The sectional controversies that divided the North and South in the 18601866 The Lone Star state in the civil war (Ph.D. dissertation, http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/CC/qdc2.html

format this article to print CIVIL WAR. The sectional controversies that divided the North and South in the 1850s deeply troubled Texans ( see ANTEBELLUM TEXAS). While most Texans had a strong attachment to the Union that they worked so hard to join in 1845, they expressed increasing concern over the attacks upon Southern institutions by Northern political leaders. Although only one Texas family in four owned slaves, most Texans opposed any interference with the institution of slavery, qv which they believed necessary for the continued growth of the state. Many Texans considered the election of Abraham Lincoln to the presidency (November 1860) as a threat to slavery. They urged Governor Sam Houston qv to call a convention of the people to determine what course of action the state should take. Houston, devoted both to Texas and the Union, paid little heed to these requests, refusing to take any step that might aid secession. qv The demands for a convention increased, however, with the secession of South Carolina in December 1860 and the calling of state secession conventions in Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and Louisiana in early January. A group of secessionist leaders, including O. M. Roberts, John S. (Rip) Ford, George M. Flournoy, and William P. Rogers, qqv issued an address to the people calling for the election of delegates to a state Secession Convention qv in early January. Houston attempted to forestall the convention by calling a special session of the legislature and recommending that it refuse to recognize the convention. Instead, the legislature gave approval to the convention, on the condition that the people ratify its outcome by a final vote.

86. Civil War Indexes -- State Historical Society Of Missouri state Historical Society of Missouri civil war Indexes, continued The valuablehistoric information about the civil war in Missouri published in this http://www.umsystem.edu/shs/civilwarindexes2.html

State Historical Society of Missouri Civil War Indexes , continued Index of Residents: State Federal Soldiers' Home of Missouri, St. James, Missouri, 1899-1946. Compiled by Marie Concannon. (Columbia: State Historical Society of Missouri, 1998). 304 pp. Softcover. Spiral bound. $15.00, postage paid. The Federal Soldiers' Home in St. James, Missouri was established in 1897 to provide a home for indigent Union veterans of the Civil War or veterans of the Mexican War. Wives and widows of veterans, and army nurses also were also allowed admittance. Although veterans of the Spanish-American War, the Philippine Conflict and World War I lived later at this home, approximately 90% of the individuals indexed in this book had a Civil War connection. Report of the Committee of the House of Representatives of the 22nd General Assemby of the State of Missouri Appointed to Investigate the Conduct and Management of the Militia, Including an Index . Compiled by Dianne Buffon and Linda Brown-Kubisch. (Columbia: State Historical Society of Missouri, 1998). Softcover, spiral bound reprint includes the original 472-page document and a 151-page index. $17.00, postage paid.

87. Freedmen And Southern Society Project: Chronology Of Emancipation Chronology of major events of emancipation during the American civil war, 20 South Carolina becomes the first Southern state to secede from the Union http://www.history.umd.edu/Freedmen/chronol.htm

Chronology of Emancipation during the Civil War This brief chronology, adapted from the version published in Free at Last: A Documentary History of Slavery, Freedom, and the Civil War , lists important events in the history of emancipation during the Civil War. Unless otherwise specified, all entries pertain to the Union rather than the Confederacy. November Abraham Lincoln elected president December South Carolina becomes the first Southern state to secede from the Union February Convention of seceded states (South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana) meets in Montgomery, Alabama, adopts provisional constitution of the Confederate States of America (Feb. 8), and elects Jefferson Davis provisional president (Feb. 9); on March 2, the provisional Congress admits Texas to the Confederacy March U.S. Congress adopts and sends to the states a constitutional amendment (which ultimately failed of ratification) forbidding any subsequent amendment to "abolish or interfere . . . with the domestic institutions" of the states President Lincoln inaugurated April Civil War begins with Confederate attack on federal garrison at Fort Sumter, South Carolina

88. ADAH:Civil War Service Database Documenting The civil war Period Flag Collection at the Alabama Department ofArchives and History http//www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/search.cfm http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/search.cfm

Currently only those records for individuals whose last names begin with "A - L" are available. For more information click here. Other Alabama Civil War Links: Willis Brewer's Brief Historical Sketches of Military Organizations Raised In Alabama During the Civil War Confederate Military Unit Histories Documenting The Civil War Period Flag Collection at the Alabama Department of Archives and History ... National Park Service Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System var ref = document.referrer; document.write("") Updated: January 11, 2005 http://www.archives.state.al.us/civilwar/search.cfm 624 Washington Avenue Montgomery, Alabama 36130-0100 Phone: (334) 242-4435 E-Mail:mark.palmer@archives.alabama.gov

89. Commonwealth Of Ky. Web Server The Kentucky civil war Sites Preservation Program was developed in 1991 to The Commonwealth was the first state to join this national initiative that http://www.state.ky.us/agencies/khc/civil.htm

Civil War Preservation Program T he Kentucky Civil War Sites Preservation Program was developed in 1991 to conduct the Civil War Sites Advisory Commission Survey of the eleven principal battlefields located within the Commonwealth of Kentucky. These include: Barbourville, Camp Wildcat, Ivy Mountain, Rowlett's Station, Middle Creek, Mill Springs, Richmond, Munfordville, Perrryville, Paducah, and Cynthiana. Reenactors at Zollicoffer Cemetery, Mill Springs Battlefield In addition to these endeavors, the Kentucky Heritage Coucil has led efforts to develop partnerships between state and local government entities that are working closely with area residents and national Civil War preservation organizations to preserve, protect and interpret Kentucky's other Civil War sites. These include: Camp Nelson, Fort Duffield, Columbus-Belmont, Fort Heiman, Fort Sands, Fort Smith, the Battle of Sacramento, the Battle of Tebbs Bend, Fort Boone, the fortifications of Northern Kentucky and sites in Lebanon, Bowling Green, and Clark County. Camp Nelson Headquarters, 1865

90. HistoryBuff.com Devoted to press coverage of events in American history; containing an extensive, searchable library. Categories include the civil war, baseball, journalism hoaxes, old west characters, crime figures, and the Inaugural Addresses of all U.S. Presidents. http://www.historybuff.com/index.html

Sign up for the HistoryBuff.com FREE E-zine Monthly Trivia Contests - 10 Prizes Each Month! Brainteasers, Little Known History, etc. We won't sell, trade or give away your email address! About HistoryBuff Visitor Survey Help Support HistoyBuff.com Newspaper Collecting ... Online Exhibits secret_write("help","Help By Email",""); Welcome to HistoryBuff.com, a nonprofit organization devoted to providing FREE primary souce material for students, teachers, and historybuffs. This site focuses primarily on HOW news of major, and not so major, events in American history were reported in newspapers of the time. In addition, there is information about the technology used to produce newspapers over the past 400 years. PC Banking Debt Consolidation Loans Why Travelers Love the Celebrity Cruise Line Fast Debt Relief ... Internet Movie Welcome to HistoryBuff.com. This site focuses primarily on HOW newspapers covered major, and not so major, events in American history. Material here includes transcripts of newspaper coverage of events important to American history; articles about how the news made it to the press and how they covered the events; as well as an online newspaper archive where original newspapers can be read full size. A special section is devoted to collectors of old and historic newspapers.

91. Civil War Image Map Splash Page http://homepage.floodcity.net/users/mastdog/states.html

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92. Pennsylvania Civil War Soldiers - Free PA Genealogy - Rosters, Pension Rolls, Dr Searchable Pennsylvania rosters, pension rolls, and histories with hints to find civil war ancestors. http://www.pacivilwar.com/

Pennsylvania Volunteers of the Civil War Home Rosters ... Deaths Pennsylvania Civil War Soldier Databases PA Civil War Regimental Rosters and Histories Pennsylvania Civil War regimental rosters, regimental histories, POW lists, and regimental losses. PA Civil War Soldier Biographies Bios of PA Civil War soldiers. In addition to battles fought, injuries and POW info, each biography typically has genealogy data such as birthplace and birthdate, parents, spouse, children and occupation before and after the War. PA Pension Roll of 1883 Civil War pension lists for Adams, Delaware, Berks, Lebanon, Lehigh, Schuylkill, and York counties of PA. All written by Pennsylvania soldiers - Diaries written in the field, histories written about regiments in which the author served, letters home, letters by soldiers seeking to get their officer removed, speech. Many soldier names are mentioned. Read about the Civil War as those who served described it. PA Soldiers Mentioned in Newspapers Transcribed newspaper articles about Pennsylvania in the Civil War - soldiers killed, injured, missing, POWs, letters home, draft lists, and more.

93. The Civil War Connection Military Antiques Offers a large selection of antiques, military and nonmilitary. http://www.apex-ephemera.com/civilwar/cwc/

September 2005 Catalog P.O. Box 2468 Madison, MS 39130-2468 dpatterson1@jam.rr.com W elcome to T he C ivil W ar C onnection Welcome to our new September 2005 Catalog We have one of the most complete listings of fine quality dug and non-dug Civil War collectibles on the internet. All items are authentic. We have an excellent reputation and stand behind our descriptions. We hope that you will find what you are looking for. All dug items are found on private land with the owners permission. A Note for relics hunters out there: Never hunt National Park Service property - it is illegal. Always get permission from land owners before you hunt and respect private property. We are always interested in buying relics - single items or whole collections. Please let us know what you have for sell or trade. We have almost 20 years experience in the preservation of dug relics. We have preserved all types of Civil War relics for individuals, as well as museums. Please do not hestitate to contact us if you have questions regarding cleaning or preservation techniques. Our site is updated regularly, so check back often.

94. Main Page1 Organization provides artillery training for American civil war reenactors. http://geocities.com/ncwaa

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95. Endview Plantation A living history plantation in Newport News, Virginia, interpreting the 1862 Peninsula Campaign. http://www.endview.org/

HOME SITE MAP ENDVIEW PLANTATION Site History Education Calendar Membership ... Volunteer INSIDE ENDVIEW PLANTATION RELATED SITES: Lee Hall Mansion Lee Hall Depot The Newsome House Virginia War Museum ... Peninsula Campaign Endview Plantation Built Circa 1769. ENDVIEW PLANTATION Mission Statement Endview Plantation is dedicated to the restoration, preservation, and interpretation of the Endview Plantation house and grounds, and the explanation of the role of the Civil War in fundamentally altering American culture, society and history. Our commitment is to promote a better understanding of past material culture and events that have shaped and influenced every American citizen’s present way of life. Our educational programs support our mission by offering a hands-on experience to students of all ages and backgrounds. HOURS OF OPERATION MON, WED - SAT, 10 - 4; SUN, 1 - 5 ADMISSION INFORMATION Effective July 1, 2004 Adults - $6.00 Seniors (62+) - $5.00 Groups of 15+ - $5.00 Children (7 - 18) - $4.00 Under 7 - Free Site Map Contact Us Directions Endview Plantation Web Master

96. Sullivan Press Period documents, forms, books, and stationary; Colonial through civil war. http://www.sullivanpress.com/

W ELCOME TO S ULLIVAN P RESS Find what you want! Use our search block below to quickly find what you're looking for. Simply type in what your are searching for, and if found, the link to the page will be displayed in the result. Search for: About Us Sullivan Press was started in 1988 by Bob Sullivan as a small sutler business reproducing Colonial era documents and forms. Since then, it has grown to include the Seven Years War, War of 1812, and Civil War era books, documents and stationery. Our Fifteen Minutes of Fame! Our products have shown up in various movies and television productions. The quills Russell Crowe is writing with in Master and Commander, The Far Side of the World were purchased from us. That's our envelope Stephen Lang is holding in Gods and Generals when, as Stonewall Jackson, he learns of the birth of his daughter. And those are our broadsides on the tree as Jason Issacs, as Colonel Tavington, is wondering about the Ghost in The Patriot.

97. Bohemian Brigade Bookshop And Publishers New and used civil war medical books. Also offers reproduction surgical instruments. http://www.civilwarmedbooks.com/

Catalog Subscription Related Links Credits Contact Us ... View Shopping Cart Specializing in Fine Quality First Edition and Out-Of Print Civil War Books Hard-To-Find Titles and Popular Reprints One of the Nation's Foremost Dealers in Civil War Period Medical Books, Hard-To-Find Titles, Reprints and New Titles Collection Assistance for Beginners to Experts Collection Appraisal Services IF YOU HAVE A SINGLE BOOK OR AN ENTIRE COLLECTION, WE ARE VERY MUCH INTERESTED IN PURCHASING WHAT YOU HAVE FOR SALE. ALSO REMEMBER, WE KEEP "WANT LISTS" FOR OUR CLIENTS. SO IF THERE IS A SPECIAL BOOK OR BOOKS THAT YOU WANT, PLEASE CONTACT US. Direct inquiries to sales@civilwarmedbooks.com This site designed and maintained by AIMS Computer Systems

98. UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS IN THE CIVIL WAR Index page from the Lest We Forget web site with a much different perspective onAmerica s civil war, focusing on governmental policy and the role of the http://www.coax.net/people/lwf/data.htm

99. North Carolina Civil War Home Page Collection of information pertaining to North Carolina and its people during the American civil war. http://members.aol.com/jweaver303/nc/nccwhp.htm

The purpose of this page is to create a virtual central repository for information about North Carolina in the American Civil War. If you are aware of electronic resources which might be useful to others, please contact your host Jeff Weaver at Jweaver300@aol.com. The North Carolina Civil War Home Page Message Board Ask your questions here!. My apologies for the loss of the old message board, it couldn't be avoided. Feel free to post away here, within the bounds of North Carolina and the Civil War. Thanks for understanding. General Resources Statistical Abstract from the 1860 North Carolina Census Results of the 1856 and 1860 North Carolina Gubernatorial Election - By County Results of the 1860 Presidential Election in North Carolina - By County Results of the 1862 and 1864 North Carolina Gubernatorial Election - By County The 1861 Secession Convention Vote - By County Delegates to the 1861 North Carolina Secession Convention - By County North Carolina Civil War Military Conscription Pool - By County Proceedings of the North Carolina Secession Convention North Carolina Ordinances 1861-1862 The Civil War in North Carolina Confederate Resources Information by Unit Information by County or City Engagements and Significant Sites Biographies of North Carolina Military and Civilian Personalities ... Civil War Naval Forces Index from Ken Jones.

100. UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS NOTE See civil war SOLDIERS AND SAILORS SYSTEM update below. VISIT THE HOMEPAGEOF THE UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS IN THE civil war http://www.coax.net/people/lwf/usct.htm

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