ORDERS - CSA

**CORRESPONDENCE - UNION

• Thomas M. Vincent - Assistant Adjutant General - War Department, Washington, DC - January 13, 1863
  
  
• Brigadier General R. Saxton - Beaufort, South Carolina - January 25, 1863
  
  
• Brigadier General R. Saxton - Beaufort, South Carolina - April 4, 1863
  
  
• L. Thomas - Adjutant General (Union) - Memphis, Tennessee - April 4, 1863
  
  
• L. Thomas - Adjutant General (Union) - Helena, Arkansas - April 6, 1863
  
  
• H. Ware - Assistant Military Secretary - Executive Department, Boston, Massachusetts - April 8, 1863
  
  
• John L. Barbour - Cambridgeport, Massachusetts - April 11, 1863
  
  
• Major General David Hunter - Hilton Head, Port Royal, South Carolina - April 25, 1863
  
  
• L. Thomas - Adjutant General (Union) - Memphis, Tennessee - May 20, 1863
  
  
• Captain M. M. Miller - Milliken's Bend, Louisiana - June 10, 1863 (Letter to his Aunt)

• Major General David Hunter - Hilton Head, Port Royal, South Carolina - June 10, 1863
  
  
• Major General David Hunter - Nicholas, New York - August 31, 1863
  
  
• L. Thomas - Adjutant General (Union) - Vicksburg, Mississippi - August 31, 1863
  
  
• *Major George L. Stearns - Assistant Adjutant General - September 11, 1863
  
  
• *L. Thomas - Adjutant General (Union) - September 11, 1863
  
  
• L. Thomas - Adjutant General (Union) - Natchez, Mississippi, October 24, 1863
  
  
• Brigadier General Edward W. Hinks - City Point, Virginia - May 28, 1864
  
  
• Major General N.J.T. Dana, Helena, Arkansas - August 15, 1864
  
  
• Major General Benjamin F. Butler - Headquarters Army of the James - October 3, 1864
  
  
• Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War - War Department, Washington, DC - October 3, 1864
  
  
• Major General Benjamin F. Butler - Headquarters Army of the James - October 3, 1864
  
  
• C. W. Foster, Assistant-Adjutant-General of Volunteers - Washington, DC - October 20, 1864

• Assistant Adjutant-General Ed W. Smith - By command of Major-General Benjamin F. Butler - ARMY OF THE JAMES

• C. W. Foster, Assistant-Adjutant-General of Volunteers - Washington, DC - November 5, 1864

• Brigadier General C. J. Paine - Headquarters, Third Division, Eighteenth Army Corps, In the Field, Virginia - November 5, 1864
  
  
• L. Thomas - Adjutant General to Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War - November 7, 1864

• Brevet Major-General S. G. Burbridge - Cumberland Gap - November 29, 1864
  
  
• L. Thomas - Adjutant General (Union) - Lexington, Kentucky - January 2, 1865
  
  
• Brigadier General T. W. Sherman - Headquarters Southern Division of Louisiana, New Orleans, Louisiana - February 17, 1865
  
  
• Frederic Speed - Assistant Adjutant-General - Headquarters Southern Division of Louisiana, New Orleans, Louisiana - February 17, 1865

• Major General J. H. Wilson - Headquarters Cavalry Corps, Military division of the Mississippi, Selma, Alabama - April 4, 1865

• Major General C. C. Washburn - Headquarters District of West Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee - April 29, 1865

• Major General Q. A. Gillmore, Commander, Department of the South - Hilton Head, South Carolina - April 30, 1865

• Major General N. J. T. Dana - Headquarters Department of Mississippi - Vicksburg, Mississippi - May 4, 1865

• Captain T. D. Hodges - Acting Assistant Adjutant General (Union) - Headquarters Department of the South - Hilton Head, South Carolina - May 10, 1865

• Major General Q. A. Gillmore, Commander, Department of the South - Hilton Head, South Carolina - May 10, 1865.

• Major General E. A. Hitchcock - Commissioner for Exchange of Prisoners, Washington, DC - June 5, 1865

• Major H. Ware - Acting Military Secretary, Boston, Massachusetts - June 7, 1865

• L. Thomas - Adjutant General, Washington, DC - October 5, 1865

CORRESPONDENCE - CSA

• W. S. Turner (CSA) - Citizen, Helena, Arkansas - July 17, 1861, and reply from A. T. Bledsole, CSA Chief of Bureau of War, Richmond, Virginia - August 2, 1861
  
  
• Brigadier-General H. W. Mercer, Commanding Military District of Georgia - Letter and Enclosure, August 5, 1862

• JOHN J. PETTUS, EXECUTIVE OFFICE - Jackson, Mississippi, May 1, 1862

• JAMES A. SEDDON, Secretary of War. Richmond, Virginia - November 24, 1864

• J. H. STRINGFELLOW - Glen Allen, Henrico, February 8, 1865

• BRIGADIER GENERAL J. GORGAS - Bureau of Ordnance, Richmond, Virginia, February 9, 1865

• J. P. Benjamin, Secretary of State - Richmond, Virginia - February 11, 1865
  
  
• President Jefferson Davis - Richmond, Virginia - March 13, 1865
  
  
• PRESIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS. RICHMOND, VA., March 13, 1865

• Officers of Camp Forty-ninth Georgia Regiment - Near Petersburg, Virginia - March 15, 1865 - (Including endorsements)
  
  
• John W. Riely, Assistant Adjutant-General - Richmond, Virginia - March 15, 1865
  
  
• President Jefferson Davis - Richmond, Virginia - March 24, 1865
  
  
• General Robert E. Lee - Headquarters C. S. Armies - March 24, 1865
  
  
• President Jefferson Davis - Richmond, Virginia - March 25, 1865
  
  
• General Robert E. Lee - Headquarters C. S. Armies - March 27, 1865
  
  
• Lieutenant Colonel Charles Marshall, Assistant Adjutant General - Two letters dated March 27 and 30, 1865
  
  
• President Jefferson Davis - Richmond, Virginia - March 30, 1865
  
  
• Lieutenant General J. Longstreet - Headquarters First Army Corps - March 30, 1865
  
  
• Lieutenant General J. Longstreet - Headquarters First Army Corps - March 30, 1865
  
  
• President Jefferson Davis - Richmond, Virginia - April 1, 1865
  

*REPORTS (UNION)

• Brigadier General Rufus Saxton, Commander of Volunteers. Beaufort, South Carolina - October 26, 1862.

• Major Richard G. Ward, Company B, First Kansas Colored Infantry - Island Mound, Missouri - October 29, 1862

• Lieutenant Colonel Oliver T. Beard, Commander, Forty-eighth New York Infantry. - Beaufort, S. C. - November 10, 1862

• Brigadier General Rufus Saxton, Commander of Volunteers. Beaufort, S. C. - November 12, 1862.

• Lieutenant Colonel Oliver T. Beard, Commander, Forty-eighth New York Infantry. - Beaufort, S. C. - November 22, 1862

• Brigadier General Rufus Saxton, Commander of Volunteers. Beaufort, S. C. - November 25, 1862.

• Colonel T. W. Higginson, Commander, First South Carolina Infantry (Union). On Board Steamer Ben De Ford - February 1, 1863.

• Brigadier General Rufus Saxton, Commander of Volunteers. Beaufort, South Carolina. - February 2, 1863.

• Brig. Gen. Hugh T. Reid. U. S. Army, commanding First Brigade, Sixth Division, Seventeenth Army Corps - Providence, Louisiana, May 12, 1863

• Lieutenant Colonel Walter B. Scates, Assistant Adjutant-General, Thirteenth Army Corps. Camp near Vicksburg, Mississippi - June 2, 1863

• Captain Henry L. Edwards, Company D, Second Nebraska Cavalry. Pawnee Reservation - June 23-24, 1863.

• Colonel James M. Williams, Commander, First Kansas Colored Infantry. Fort Blunt, C. N. - July --, 1863.

• Major John A. Foreman, Third Indian Home Guards. Fort Blunt, C. N. - July 5, 1863.

• Colonel William A. Phillips, Commander, Third Indian Home Guards. Fort Blunt, C. N. - July 7, 1863.

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Commander, 1st First Mississippi Cavalry (African Descent), Skipwith's Landing, Mississippi - December 14, 1863
  
  
• Major-General. Jas. B McPherson, commander Seventeenth Army Corps - Vicksburg, Miss - March 17, 1864

• Major William S. Aken, Fifty-first U. S. Colored Infantry. Goodrich's Landing, Louisiana - March 26, 1864

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Headquarters, Third U. S. Colored Cavalry, Haynes Bluff, Mississippi - April 25, 1864

• Adjutant-General L. Thomas. Natchez, Mississippi - April 26, 1864

• Assistant Adjutant-General Saml. B. Ferguson, First Division, U. S. Colored Troops. Vicksburg, Mississippi - May 29, 1864

• Colonel George D. Robinson, commanding Engineering Brigade, 97th U. S. Colored Troops. New Orleans, Louisiana - June 13, 1864

• Lieutenant Colonel Uri Pearsall, 99th U. S. Colored Troops. New Orleans, Louisiana - August 1, 1864

• Major Charles H. Chapin, 3rd U. S. Colored Cavalry - August 31, 1864
  
  
• Colonel A. Watson Webber, 51st U. S. Colored Troops - September 1, 1864
  
  
• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Headquarters, Cavalry Forces, Vicksburg, Mississippi - September 26, 1864

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Headquarters, Cavalry Expedition, Natchez, Mississippi - October 4, 1864

• Colonel R. D. Mussey, 100th U. S. Colored Infantry - Commissioner for Organization U. S. Colored Troops - Nashville, Tennessee, October 10, 1864

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Headquarters - Cavalry Forces, Vicksburg, Mississippi - October 12, 1864

• Col. James S. Brisbin, 5th U. S. Colored Cavalry, Lexington, Kentucky - October 20, 1864
  
  
• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Headquarters - Cavalry Forces, Vicksburg, Mississippi - November 9, 1864

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Headquarters Expedition, Yazoo City, Mississippi - December 1, 1864

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, 3rd U. S. Colored Cavalry, Yazoo City, Mississippi - December 1, 1864

• Major General Napoleon J.T. Dana, Commander, Districts of West Tennessee and Vicksburg, Vicksburg, Mississippi - December 4, 1864

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, 3rd U. S. Colored Cavalry, Vicksburg, Mississippi - December 4, 1864

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Headquarters Cavalry Forces, Vicksburg, Mississippi - December 4, 1864

• Major General Edward R.S. Canby, Commander, Military Division of West Mississippi, New Orleans, Louisiana - December 9, 1864

• Capt. Anthony T. Search, Fourth Illinois Cavalry (Expedition - Memphis, Tenn. to Vicksburg, Miss.), Vicksburg, Miss., January 10, 1865

• Brig. Gen. Benjamin H. Grierson, U. S. Army, commanding expedition, Memphis, Tenn. to Vicksburg, Miss. - Memphis, Tenn., January 11, 1865

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, Headquarters Third Brigade, Cavalry Division, Memphis, Tennessee - January 13, 1865

• Col. Embury D. Osband, Third U. S. Colored Cavalry, commanding Third Country Brigade. (Expedition - Memphis, Tenn. to Vicksburg, Miss.) - Memphis Tenn, January 13, 1865

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, 3rd U. S. Colored Cavalry, Memphis, Tennessee - January 13, 1865

• Brevet Brigadier General Embury D. Osband, Headquarters Cavalry Division, Department of Mississippi, Memphis, Tennessee - February 25, 1865

• Colonel Embury D. Osband, 3rd U. S. Colored Cavalry - February 25, 1865
  
  
• Captain Benjamin Thomas, 63rd U. S. Colored Infantry, Provost-Marshal, District of Eastern Arkansas - January 28, 1965
  
  
• Colonel Embury D. Osband, 3rd U. S. Colored Cavalry - April 23, 1865
  
  
• Brigadier General John P. Hawkins, Commander, First Division, U.S. Colored Troops, - Near Blakely, Alabama - April 8, 1865
  
  
• Captain Robert Campbell, In Charge Captured Property, 47th U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment, - Captured Works, Blakely, Alabama - April 10, 1865
  
  
• Lieutenant Colonel Fred E. Peebles, Commander, 47th Regt. U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment, - Blakely, Alabama - April 10, 1865
  
  
• Col. A. Watson Webber, Commander, Fifty-first U.S. Colored Infantry, - Blakely, Alabama - April 11, 1865
  
  
• Colonel Hiram Scofield, Commander, 2nd Brigade, 1st division, U. S. Colored Troops - Blakely, Alabama - April 11, 1865
  
  
• Major William E. Nye, Commander, 76th U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment - Near Blakely, Alabama - April 12, 1865
  
  
• Colonel Frederick M. Crandal, Commander, 48th U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment - Blakely, Alabama - April 12, 1865
  
  
• Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Densmore, Commander, 68th U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment - Near Blakely, Alabama - April 12, 1865
  
  
• Brig. Gen. William A. Pile, Commander, First Brigade, First Division, U. S. Colored Troops, - Blakely, Alabama - April 13, 1865
  
  
• Colonel Charles A. Gilchrist, Commander, 50th U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment - Blakely, Alabama - April 13, 1865
  
  
• Colonel Charles W. Drew, Commander, 3rd Brigade, 1st Division, U. S. Colored Troops - Blakely, Alabama - April 13, 1865
  
  
• Brig. Gen. John P. Hawkins, Commander, First Division, U.S. Colored Troops, - Blakely, Alabama - April 16, 1865
  
  
• Brigadier General Charles J. Paine, U. S. Army, Commander Third Division, Tenth Army Corps - Near Raleigh, North Carolina - April 21, 1865

• *Brevet Brigadier General Embury D. Osband, 3rd U. S. Colored Cavalry - Commander, Cavalry Division, District of West Tennessee - April 23, 1865
  
  
• Brig. Gen. Joseph Bailey, U.S. Army, Commander, Engineer Brigade, - Mobile, Alabama - April 28, 1865
  
  
• Major Martin R. Archer, Commanding Colored Troops, Military Division of the Mississippi - Near Macon, Georgia - May 17, 1865

• Bvt. Maj. Gen. Benjamin H. Grierson, Commander, Cavalry Forces, Mil. Div. of West Mississippi - Eufaula, Alabama, May 1, 1865 and New Orleans, Louisiana, June 4, 1865

• Brevet Major General Edward Hatch, Headquarters Fifth Division, Cavalry, Millitary Division of the Mississippi, Eastport, Mississippi - June 22, 1865

REPORTS (CSA)

• Captain J. H. Mickler, Commanding Battalion at Bluffton. Camp Palmetto, S. C. - January 30, 1863.

BATTLES - SKIRMISHES - EXPEDITIONS

• Civil War Battles --United States Colored Troops
  
  
• The Battle of Brice's Crossroads, Mississippi

• Tupelo, Mississippi Expedition

• The Battle of Port Hudson, Louisiana - Report - May 22-July 8, 1863
  
  
• Fort Gibson, Indian Territory - May 28, 1863
  
  
• The Battle of Millliken's Bend, Louisiana - Newspaper Article - June 5-7, 1863
  
  
• The Battle of Milliken's Bend, Louisiana - Report - June 5-7, 1863
  
  
• The Battle of Milliken's Bend, Louisiana - Letter written by Captain M. M. Miller, Commander, Company I, Ninth Louisiana Infantry - June 10, 1863
  
  
• MILLIKEN'S BEND - WEBSITE - Honoring the Contributions of Black Soldiers during the Civil War

• The First Kansas Colored Infantry at Honey Springs, Indian Territory - - July 17, 1863
  
  
• Jackson, Louisiana - Reports - August 3, 1863
  
  
• Palmito Ranch, Palmito Hill Texas
  
  
• Yazoo City, Mississippi - February 28, 1864
  
  
• Yazoo City, Mississippi - March 5, 1864
  
  
• Fort Pillow, Tennessee - April 12, 1864
  
  
• Fort Pillow, Tennesse Massacre
  
  
• The Battle of Fort Pillow (April 12, 1864) - Official Records

• Fort Powhatan, Virginia - May 21, 1864
  
  
• U. S. Colored Troops in the Siege of Petersburg, Virginia - June 15, 1864-April 2, 1865
  
  
• Fort Gibson, Indian Territory - September 16, 1864
  
  
• Athens, Alabama - September 23-24, 1864
  
  
• *U. S. Colored Troops in the Battle of New Market Heights, Virginia (Chapin's Farm) - September 29-30, 1864
  
  
• Saltville, Virginia - October 2, 1864
  
  
• Expedition from Vicksburg to Yazoo City, Miss and Skirmish at Big Black Bridge, and Action at Concord Church - November 23-December 4, 1864

• *3rd U. S. Colored Cavalry with the Second Grierson Expedition
  
  
• THE APPOMATTOX CAMPAIGN - March 29 - April 9, 1865
  
  
• UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS IN THE MOBILE, ALABAMA CAMPAIGN - Reports - March 31-April 9, 1865
  
  
• Hawkins' Division of 6,000 Black Troops at Fort Blakeley, Alabama
  
  
• SERVING THE UNION: U.S. COLORED TROOPS IN THE RETREAT TO APPOMATTOX
  
  
• **U.S. Colored Troops at Appomattox Courthouse, Virginia - April 9, 1865
  
  
• Expedition from Memphis, Tenn., to Brownsville, Miss. - April 19-23, 1865
  
  
• Grierson's Cavalry Expedition - Reports, April-June 1865

ART AND HISTORICAL NARRATIVES

• BLACK CAMISARDS - African-American Civil War Art and Collectibles

• Pride Over Prejudice - Art & Histroy
  
  
• Americana Historical Art - Altar of Freedom - Art & History
  
  
• 19th Century U. S. Colored Troops Prints - Art

UNITS

• The 1st Kansas Colored Volunteer Infantry
  
  
• The First Kansas Colored Infantry at Honey Springs, Indian Territory
  
  
• 3rd U.S. Colored Cavalry Regiment - History
  
  
• 3rd U.S. Colored Cavalry Regiment - Speech Excerpt
  
  
• ***3rd United States Colored Troops

• 3rd United States Colored Infantry Regiment - Brief History
  
  
• History of the 4th United States Colored Troops
  
  
• 5th Massachusetts Colored Cavalry Regiment - History
  
  
• 5th U.S. Colored Cavalry Regiment - Report
  
  
• 5th U.S. Colored Infantry
  
  
• 5th Regiment of the US Colored Cavalry - History
  
  
• 6th U.S. Colored Cavalry Regiment - Letter
  
  
• 8th U.S. Colored Infantry Regiment

• 8th United States Colored Troops Unit History

• 29th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Regiment

• 29th U.S. Colored Infantry Regiment

• 45th U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment - Unclaimed Medals at the West Virginia State Archives

• 51st U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment (Organized as 1st Mississippi Volunteer Infantry A. D.)

• 55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment (AD) - Brief History
  
  
• History of the 55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
  
  
• History of the 73rd U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment
  
  
• 102nd United States Colored Infantry Regiment

• 137th United States Colored Infantry Regiment - Brief History
  
  
• ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND

• CORPS DE AFRIQUE

• **Kentucky's United States Colored Troops
  
  
• The Louisiana Native Guards
  
  
• North Carolina's United States Colored Troops (Under construction)

• **Twenty-Fifth United States Army Corps

PEOPLE - (Soldiers, Sailors, Scouts and Civilians)

• Private King Anding - 6th Regiment, United States Colored Heavy Artillery

• Wilson Brown - Union Navy

• Julian Bryant - A Voice For Black Soldiers (5 pages)

• Nimrod Burke

• CONTRABANDS

• Edward Danner

• Martin Delaney
  
  
• Frederick Douglass
  
  
• George Robert Hughes - 4th Wisconsin Cavalry and 99th U.S. Colored Infantry Regiments
  
  
• Louden S. Langley - 54th Mass Volunteer Infantry and 33rd USCI - Letters
  
  
• ELIJAH MARRS - 12th United States Colored Heavy Artillery

• Colonel James Montgomery - 34th USCI

• John B. Reynolds, Noah Norris and John H. Parker - Zanesville, Ohio

• Robert Smalls
  
  
• Andrew Jackson Smith - 55th Massachusetts Infantry
  
  
• CHARLES BARNARD SMITH - 4th Minn. Inf. Regt., 11th LA Inf. Regt. a.d., 49th U.S. Col. Inf. Regt. 9th Vets. Res. Regt.

• George Thomas (1837 - 1912) of the 58th Regiment Infantry - United States Colored Troops

• George H. Thomas, Practitioner of Emancipation

• Charles Tyler Trowbridge - 33rd U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment
  
  
• Alfred Wood --Scout, 3rd U.S. Colored Cavalry

AMERICAN FREEDMAN'S INQUIRY COMMISSION - PRELIMINARY REPORT

• SECTION I -- Negroes as refugees (District of Columbia, Eastern Virginia, and North Carolina
  
  
• SECTION II -- Negroes as refugees (South Carolina and Florida)

• SECTION III -- Negroes as military laborers

• SECTION IV -- Negroes as soldiers

• SECTION V -- Character of organization proposed

• SECTION VI -- Details of organization proposed

• SECTION VII -- General results

AMERICAN FREEDMAN'S INQUIRY COMMISSION - FINAL REPORT

• American Freedmen's Inquiry Commission to the Secretary of War

• CHAPTER I -- Slavery

• CHAPTER II -- Emancipation

• CHAPTER III -- The Future in the United States of the African Race

UNION NAVY

• BLACK CIVIL WAR SAILORS

• ***ANDREW JACKSON - Pension File

• BLACK SAILORS - Howard University Research Project

• ***BLACK CIVIL WAR SAILORS

• "NAMES ON RECORD" - Published document - A Journal Featuring Muster Rolls of Ships and Gunboats - By C. V. Brooks

• ARCHY JENKINS TALKS TO THE UNION NAVY

• BLACK SAILORS ABOARD THE USS HUNCHBACK - By C. V. Brooks

• AFRICAN-AMERICANS AND THE U.S. NAVY -- 1860s

• U.S. CIVIL WAR NAVY - Free Blacks Report On Confederate Affairs

• VIRGINIA'S AUGUSTUS FREEMAN BRIEFS THE UNION NAVY

• MISSISSIPPI RUNAWAY REACHES THE UNION NAVY

• U.S.S. VERMONT'S CONTRABAND MUSTER ROLL

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA

• DECLARATION OF CAUSES OF SECEDING STATES - Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina and Texas

• BLACK CODES IN THE FORMER CONFEDERATE STATES

• PRESIDENT JEFFERSON DAVIS
  
  
• Attempt to Organize a Black Confederate Unit - Letters - July 17,1861 and August 2, 1861
  
  
• A Act to Make Disposition of Negro Slaves Captured From Hostile Indians - February 17, 1862
  
  
• Brigadier-General H. W. Mercer, Commanding Military District of Georgia - Letter and Enclosure, August 5, 1862

• GENERAL ORDERS - WAR DEPARTMENT - CSA August 21, 1862
  
  
• President Jefferson Davis - Extract from Message to CSA Congress - January 12, 1863
  
  
• Letter from J.H. Stringfellow to President Jefferson Davis - February 8, 1865

• General Robert E. Lee on Black Confederate Troops - Two letters - March 27 and 30, 1865
  
  
• USCT And Black Confederates --Appomattox Courthouse - 9 April 1865
  
  
• Black Confederates Paroled At Appomattox - 9 April 1865

• PROCLAMATION - Governor Lewis E. Parsons to the People of Alabama - July 20, 1865
  

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA AND AMERICAN INDIANS

• A Act to Make Disposition of Negro Slaves Captured From Hostile Indians - February 17, 1862
  
  
• A Guide to Cherokee Confederate Military Units, 1861 - 1865

• The Civil War in Indian Territory

• Confederate Indian Units in the Civil War of the West

• The Thomas Legion of North Carolina

• Books and Newspapers

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

• President Abraham Lincoln
  
  
• Major Generals John C. Fremont and David Hunter versus President Abraham Lincoln
  
  
• Lincoln's First Inaugural Address - March 4, 1861
  
  
• The Emancipation Proclamation - September 22, 1862. Effective: January 1, 1863
  
  
• Lincoln's Gettysburg Address - November 18, 1863
  
  
• A PROCLAMATION - BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES - October 20, 1864

• Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address - March 4, 1865
  
  
• The Thirteenth Amendment - Ratified: December 18, 1865
  
  
• FREEDMAN AND SOUTHERN SOCIETY PROJECT

LIVING HISTORY

• MISSISSIPPI CIVIL WAR HISTORY PROJECT

• REENACTMENT OF THE "BATTLE OF THE CRATER"

REENACTMENT UNITS

• 1st Kentucky Cavalry and Horse Artillery

• 1st Michigan Colored Infantry (102nd USCT)

• 1st South Carolina Volunteer Infantry (Colored)

• ***3rd United States Colored Troops

• 4th U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment

• 5th Regiment of the US Colored Cavalry

• 8th U. S. COLORED TROOPS

• 12th U. S. Colored Heavy Artillery

• 14th Regiment, New York State Militia, Company E

• 22nd MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY

• 33rd NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS

• 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Company I

• 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry - Company B

• 105th U.S. Colored Troops

SUTLERS

• QUARTERMASTER SHOP

ORGANIZATIONS

• AFRICAN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL FOUNDATION

• SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF THE UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS

• SONS OF THE UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR

• SONS OF THE UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR WEB SITE INDEX

• SGT ELIJAH P. MARRS CAMP 5 - DEPARTMENT OF KENTUCKY - SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR

• A COMPANY, 1ST REGIMENT CAPITAL GUARDS - KENTUCKY STATE TROOPS - SONS OF VETERANS RESERVE - SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR

• DAUGHTERS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR

• DEPARTMENT OF OHIO - SONS OF THE UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL WAR

• GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

• GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

• ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND
• CIVIL WAR BOOK LIST
• 19th Century U. S. Colored Troops Prints
  
• The Civil War Music Store
• Adult Coloring Book of the Civil War
  
• Pictures of the Civil War
  
  
• MEN OF COLOR - To Arms, To Arms!
  
  
• CHRISTINE'S AFRICAN AMERICAN REVOLUTIONARY/CIVIL WAR WEBSITES
  
• African American Civil War Links
• History of African Americans In The Civil War
• African Americans at Petersburg
• FREEDMAN AND SOUTHERN SOCIETY PROJECT
  
  
• Frederick Douglass
• Robert Smalls
  
  
• COLORED TROOPS - CAMP WILLIAM PENN
• CAMP NELSON, KENTUCKY
• FORT DELAWARE SOCIETY AND FORT DELAWARE
  
  
• Links to the Civil War
• Alabama Regiments in the Armies of the United States
• The American Civil War Home Page
• Dakota State University - American Civil War
  
  
• 1st Kentucky Cavalry and Horse Artillery
• Ohio in the Civil War
• First Michigan Colored Infantry (102nd USCT)
• 1st South Carolina Volunteer Infantry (Colored)
• 5th Regiment of the US Colored Cavalry
• 14th Regiment, New York State Militia, Company E
• 22nd MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
• 33rd NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
• 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Company I
• 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry - Company B
• 105th U.S. Colored Troops
• The Louisiana Native Guard
• VERMONT IN THE CIVIL WAR
  
  
• The Battle of Olustee
• The Battle of Cabin Creek, Indian Territory
• The Battle of Honey Springs, Indian Territory
• Siege of Fort Blakeley
  
  
• Ulysses S. Grant Homepage
  
  
• Daughters Of Union Veterans Of The Civil War
• Grand Army of the Republic Homepage

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