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Thursday 01/18/2007 3:21:06pm
Name: Liam McAlister
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City/Country: Cork, IRELAND.
Comments: Great site and page. Really enjoyed the tour. Have been to Shiloh twice and am looking forward to travelling to the U.S. in March to take part in the re-enactment over St.Patrick's weekend.
Sunday 01/14/2007 9:01:02am

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Sunday 01/14/2007 2:48:06am
Name: Paul Edwards
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City/Country: Wilmington, OH 45177
Comments: I taught Industrial Arts at Ironton, MO in the 1960's. Used to visit Pilot Knob on school trips when in elementary atMarquand, Mo school. A very beautiful area
Monday 01/08/2007 10:18:08am
Name: Sherry Kramer
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City/Country: Pomona, New York USA
Comments: As a new Civil War enthusiast, I've found your website to be indispensable. The photos and information are complete and bring me back to that era without having to leave my office. I'm grateful to all of your contributors. I just read "Widow of the South" and was amazed to find all the information about the Franklin, TN battle right there, complete with photos. I expect to be a very frequent visitor. Thank you.
Saturday 01/06/2007 2:09:10pm
Name: Art Morrison Jr
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City/Country: Mayfield,NY
Comments: I have a little interest in the Civil War. Have been to Antietam and to Gettysburg, Pa. That was great ! My wife and I spent a couple of days there. We were there 6 or 7 years ago. Someone found a body at the old rail bed the year before. When we were there they had the burial for the soldier. What I have seen of your site so far it looks good. Have a cousin who is tracing family tree. Hasn't found anyone from our family who fought in the war.
Saturday 01/06/2007 11:45:24am
Name: Neil G. Ashton
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City/Country: Peoria, Arizona
Comments: My GreatGrandfather(3 removed)fought in these battles. He was Second LT. Joseph Ashton.
General Cleburne in his telegrams to Stanton, United States Secretary of War, during the battle of Missionary Ridge, November 25, 1863, Charles A. Dana said of the fight on the extreme north of the line: "Sherman undertook to take by storm a battery which the rebels obstinately maintained upon the hill above the tunnel. I saw the column sent up for this purpose twice repulsed, falling back the first time in disorder." General Cleburne, who defeated Sherman on this field, said in his report: "On the top of Tunnel Hill a space was left clear of infantry, and Swett's battery of four Napoleon guns, commanded by Lieut. Harvey Shannon, was posted on it so as to sweep north," in the direction of the ridge that Sherman occupied. When the serious fight of the day began about 11 o'clock a heavy charge was made on Swett's Battery at the apex of the hill. "The artillerymen stood bravely by their guns under a terrible crossfire, and replied with canister at short range, but still the enemy advanced." When within fifty paces of the guns a charge by Smith's Texans drove back the Federal line, though Smith and Mills fell wounded. A second assault was made, which Lowrey's Mississippians aided the battery in repelling. "In these attacks Lieutenant Shannon, commanding Swett's Battery, was wounded. The command devolved on Lieut. Joseph Ashton; in a few minutes he was mortally wounded. The command then fell on Corporal F. M. Williams. So many non-commissioned officers and men had been killed and disabled in the battery that Colonel Granbury was forced to make a detail from the infantry to work the guns." (Cleburne). A lull coming in the battle, two of the guns were sent to take the place of others found inefficient, and Lieutenant Key with his battery came up and took command on Tunnel Hill, after which another attack was repulsed. Swett's Battery was bravely fought, said Cleburne in conclusion, "was hotly engaged all day and lost some noble officers and men."
Thanks for the great site and hope to visit there in the very near future!
Monday 12/25/2006 9:32:01pm
Name: Corp. James Madewell, 2nd Tex , CSA
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City/Country: Haltom City, Tx
Comments: Enjoy visiting your site regularly. I really like the way it is set up. I just took up Civil War reenacting a few months ago, and I use your site to find a lot of info. Thanks for such a great site.
James Madewell, Corp. 2nd Texas Partisan Rangers, CSA
Saturday 12/23/2006 5:12:46pm
Name: Mark D Burns
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City/Country: Keller, TX - Tarrant Co.
Comments: I found this while searching for information on Champion Hill. I grew up in the Jackson area and moved to Texas 10 years ago. I went to Hinds Jr College in Raymond and have been around the battle sites all my life. Just today, Dec 23, 2006 walked the new Raymond battlefield site with the new markers and cannons, they did a really good job of it. My In-Laws live just down the bottom of the hill from the old Raymond Courthouse so we're here every year at Christmas. I have enjoyed this site and have found it very useful to learn more about the history of the areas where I grew up. Thank you for a very thorough site and such great pictures and information. Mark
Friday 12/15/2006 2:16:39pm
Name: Joey Savage
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City/Country: Sparta,TN CSA
Comments: I am so glad to see people dedicating time to keep these places, and the memories of those who died here ALIVE today!
Tuesday 12/12/2006 5:15:58am
Name: Mary Lee
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City/Country: Achille, Bryan Co. Oklahoma
Comments: You did a GREAT job on your website.I am trying to research my ancestor in the civil War and this site helps a lot.
Many Thanks to you all.
Mary
Saturday 12/09/2006 8:13:12pm
Name: Jeanie Marshall
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City/Country: Hopkinsville, KY
Comments: Would like to know if you have any information on Certificate of Adjudicated Claim for War Damages, dated January 1872. Signed by the Auditor Gereral, Governor and State Treasurer. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. I have several and would like to know what they are worth.
Monday 12/04/2006 2:57:53pm
Name: DAve Berry
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City/Country: Jacksonville Fl
Comments: Descendent of a Franklin Participant and Fatality (SS Berry, Company A, 55TH Tn INFANTRY) GREAT PHOTOS
Wednesday 11/29/2006 10:24:25pm
Name: Donna M. Farmer
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City/Country: Weatherford, OK, Custer County
Comments: Is this the same site that Washington Irving's group encounted the large honey bees?
Monday 11/27/2006 11:32:40pm
Name: Dave Hawes
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City/Country: Brisbane, Australia
Comments: I have made 2 trips to the U.S.A specifically to visit civil war battlefields in Pennsylvania, Maryland & Virginia. My wife and I are returning in December 2006 for some more civil war trips, this time to Tennesee.
Regards,
Dave Hawes
Friday 11/24/2006 2:25:45pm

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Saturday 11/18/2006 1:07:38pm
Name: Gloria Jenkins
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City/Country: Charleston/USA
Comments: I loved the Fort Sumter photos! I work at the Fort and many of your photos are better than the professional ones available as postcards.
Friday 11/17/2006 1:14:24pm
Name: S Sasser
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City/Country: Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Comments: Thank you so much for posting these vintage photos! I have a photo of my grandfather and his pals sitting atop a rock next to the Wauhatchie Battle plaque. Thanks to your site, I now know the rock is called Umbrella Rock and I have found all kinds of interesting things about the area. Thanks again for your time and contributions to the world of knowledge and history!!!
Tuesday 11/07/2006 11:47:16am
Name: Al Greene
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City/Country: Houston, Texas
Comments: My Great-Grand Daddy Pearce fought at Vicksburg. He was from Union County, Arkansas.

I love this site!
Sunday 11/05/2006 3:41:31pm
Name: Sharon Schrag
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City/Country: Warden, Washington
Comments: Looking for a photo of Martin Nelson Cornwell, If you come across this person please email me, he was a union Private E 186 New York Inf. Your site is great...
Tuesday 10/31/2006 8:43:28pm
Name: STEVE HAMMOND
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City/Country: Yarmouth Port, MA
Comments: I've read much about this battle because of family interest: a great, great grand uncle was killed there at age 17. He was a member of the New York 5th Volunteer Infantry, know as "Dureay's Zouaves" and was a Drummer.
I inherited a photo of him in his Dress Blue Unirorm: he appears quite young (he was 17 at the time of the battle.).
Although I've read much about this battle, but my understanding of the area was incomplete; your pictures show that the flat topography significantly contributed to the inordate number of casualties on both sides. The ground is basically flat, superbly accomodating the weapons of the day which fired in a flat trajectory. I hadn't been able to visualize this from my readings. Your pictures show that this was a perfect killing ground and the enormous courage on both sides to fight in this kind of battle.
Wednesday 10/25/2006 0:08:23am
Name: Joshua Blair
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City/Country: Davison, MI US
Comments: I enjoyed my visit to your site.
Sunday 10/15/2006 10:38:03am
Name: angele
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City/Country: church point, louisiana, usa
Comments: great site. very helpful.
Thursday 10/12/2006 3:48:24pm
Name: Ray Brown
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City/Country: Hemet, Ca
Comments: What an awesome sight. I could never really find any good information on how the Champion Hill Battle was fought until now. Are there any projects currently underway to get this hallowed ground into a registered Civil War Site Preservation? Is there any campaigns to save the Coker House? I'd like to help! I am e-mailing you from Afghanistan. When i get back home I would like to visit the battlefield if possible. Thanks again for an awesome tour, Ray
Wednesday 10/04/2006 9:13:29pm
Name: Darlene Duseberg
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City/Country: Perrysburg, OH
Comments: Have visited plantations in Georgia, S. Carolina, Virginia. Want to visit LA. Your pictures are wonderful. Thanks.
Saturday 09/09/2006 1:44:17am
Name: steve bartley
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City/Country: adelaide south australia
Comments: interesting. your history is so much more interesting than ours.
Monday 09/04/2006 3:16:21pm
Name: Matt Grove
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City/Country: Front Royal, VA
Comments: This is truly an essential site for research. Thank you so much for all of the information.
Monday 09/04/2006 8:21:18am
Name: Scott Hutchison
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City/Country: Clifton Forge,Va.
Comments: A-W-E-S-O-M-E
Friday 09/01/2006 8:05:27pm
Name: Darrell Lacasse
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City/Country: Canada
Comments: Just wanted to tell you that years ago I was a reenactor and visited alot of these battlefields you have photos of both as a reenactor and a tourist.Your photos are gorgeous,brought back alot of memories..great site...thanks..

darrell Lacasse
Friday 09/01/2006 4:01:27pm
Name: Ms. Soltwedel's US History Class
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City/Country: Elkhart, Kansas/USA
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Friday 09/01/2006 12:15:02am

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Tuesday 08/29/2006 1:55:39pm
Name: Bill Weisheit
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City/Country: Willowick, Ohio
Comments: An absolutely fantastic site.
Monday 08/28/2006 11:42:54pm

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Monday 08/21/2006 6:08:54am

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Tuesday 08/15/2006 11:48:52am
Name: Ron Schoner
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City/Country: Stuart, Fl. USA
Comments: Outstanding web site.
Sunday 08/13/2006 10:42:53pm

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Sunday 08/06/2006 8:10:42pm
Name: Glen Hendricks
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City/Country: Brewton, AL
Comments: Congratulations on a wonderful website! My great, great, grandfather was a member of the 46th Alabama and caputured at Champion's Hill. Your work has helped shed light on the events of the battle and helps us to see things from the soldier's perspective. Thank you!
Saturday 08/05/2006 9:34:10pm
Name: Joseph B.
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City/Country: Buras, Louisiana
Comments: I visited Fort Jackson just 2 months before Hurricane Katrina destroyed the fort. It is in ruins, just terrible shape. I don't know if it can be fixed or salvaged.
Friday 08/04/2006 10:06:49pm

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Saturday 07/29/2006 11:25:02pm
Name: Ellen White
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City/Country: South Dakota
Comments: In 1989, my husband and I took a tour along the Mississippi River to tour Civil War Battle areas. We especially wanted to locate the site of the Battle of Champion Hill because my great great grandfather, Samuel Crawford Company D, Iowa 28th Vol. Infantry, Vinton, Iowa, was wounded in this battle on May 16, 1863, and later died from his wounds, leg amputation.
Saturday 07/29/2006 11:21:13pm

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Friday 07/28/2006 8:14:47am
Name: Luke Lemke
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City/Country: Grand Lake, Colorado
Comments: Too far to drive so I've enjoyed the pictures for several years. Especially the focus on the Western Theater.
Thanks, Trooper. It's great to have you back.
Saturday 07/22/2006 5:40:09pm
Name: tom prior
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City/Country: ENGLAND
Comments: HI i hope you can help me please iam are-enactor my regiment is the 18th missouri volunteers company e we are trying to find out if there is to be a re-enactment of pittsburgh landing as iam sure you know its the 145th annv of this major battle in 2007 we are desperate for any information i myself have been re enacting for 3 seasons we hope to be about 20 strong more maybe i thank you for any help you can give yours tom prior
Sunday 07/16/2006 12:51:59am
Name: deedee walton
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City/Country: tool /usa
Comments: me and my husband went on vacation to tn.and we learned alot from it and we really enjoyed what we seen on tours and the carter house. and the other sites we seen
Friday 06/30/2006 8:08:39pm
Name: Michael Davenport
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City/Country: Whitewater, WI USA
Comments: I am an avid Civil War historian and always enjoy seeing exciting and different collections. Keep up the great work.
Wednesday 06/28/2006 3:21:06pm
Name: Jerome Andrews
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City/Country: Cincinnati
Comments: Think your site is fantastic and there's so much I didn't know despite having been to Gettysburg 4 times. Keep up the great work!
Saturday 06/24/2006 7:53:47pm
Name: Pam Reed
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City/Country: Rison, U.S.
Comments: I was looking for a map of the battle at Jenkins' Ferry
Thursday 06/22/2006 10:35:49pm
Name: Frank M. Albano
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City/Country: Wisconsin, United States of America
Comments: I was born and raised in Bucks County Pennsylvania. My wife has never been to Gettysburg, we are planning a trip in the near future. Thanks for allowing me to Browse your site, and share the pictures with my wife.
Thursday 06/22/2006 10:35:05pm
Name: Frank M. Albano
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City/Country: Wisconsin, United States of America
Comments: I was born and raised in Bucks County Pennsylvania. My wife has never been to Gettysburg, we are planning a trip in the near future. Thanks for allowing me to Browse your site, and share the pictures with my wife.
Thursday 06/22/2006 10:08:56am

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Wednesday 06/07/2006 2:05:59am
Name: Tim, Juanita & Cody Sheeks
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City/Country: Smithland , Livingston Co.
Comments: We think you all have done a wonderful job on this.
We are Civil War re-eantors .
Were in King's Battery. Looking forward to be there on June 10 & 11-2006 .
Monday 05/29/2006 8:41:27pm

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Monday 05/22/2006 7:58:59pm

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Saturday 05/13/2006 8:51:36pm
Name: Jackie
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City/Country: Ottawa/LaSalle
Comments: I live in the home of W. H. L. Wallace. He is buried not 30 yards from my front door. His family of friendly spirits occasionaly walk the halls...and I love it all-the history, the research, the legacy.
Friday 05/12/2006 6:42:20am
Name: Jim
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City/Country: Dundee Scotland
Comments: Nice site. I came in looking for pictures of Fort Morgan as I'm actually from Alabama and have a site dedicated to family letters from the Civil War. I also have some old maps available for download through my site. Please feel free to check out my site and look through my information.
Sunday 05/07/2006 11:09:37am
Name: Cassie and Tom
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Comments: We loved Gettysburg; got married there, considered moving there, took dozens of week-long trips, spent many thousands of dollars there. But those days are over thanks to park superintendent John Latschar. He's ruining the battlefield while calling it restoration. Desecration is more descriptive. We decided if we spent another dime we'd be supporting the destruction. Trees are being ripped out by the acre. The deer have been slaughtered. Visiting the battlefield on a Nov. evening is something everyone should be able to experience, but he shortened the hours. Now you'll be ticketed and labeled criminals. He likes saying, "The time for comment was during the planning, not now." Well, Bozo, the public DID and continues to comment, but you ignore them for your self-centered agenda. Thousands have voiced their concern, but you act as though the battlefield is your own private domain. It belongs to the taxpayers, not an arrogant government appointed bureaucrat. Ghost hunters have been turned away in droves. Not only is the town losing a fortune toward the local economy, the park is losing thousands of watchful eyes from some of the most respectful visitors. Those with evil intent will always gain access at night as was proven by the recent vandalism, closing the park merely keeps honest folks out. John Latschar has, in affect, given vandals free rein. Attendance is lagging, he blames everything except his own bumbling policies. He moans about never having enough money, yet continues wasting funds on mindnumbingly senseless projects that divide the townspeople and drives others away. It's typical government ineptness. Looks like John Latschar sits around dreaming up new ways to piss people off. If he's not shooting the wildlife he's screwing with direction of traffic. If not that he'll come up with some other dumbass plan. Will John Latschar donate the lost revenue from his own pocket? LOL! Chances are he'll eventually move on to another location leaving his mess and debts behind for someone else, much as he did in the past. The only thing worse than allowing John Latschar to inflict so much damage to such hallowed ground is; too few have the balls to do anything about it. Talk is cheap, holding back spending speaks volumes. We're doing our part. Good bye Gettysburg. You were our favorite place on Earth until John Latschar raped you. Now you're just a memory. What a pity.
Wednesday 05/03/2006 3:08:07pm
Name: Carlos E. Rivera Frances
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City/Country: San Juan, PR, USA
Comments: Hi! I just Enter In your webpage to see the Civil War Album and I Like it. Soon I will go to Gettysburg,PA To see the battlefield by myself. And with the help of this page, will be easy for me to Visits others Civil war battlefield in the future. Thanks. Sincerely Mr. Carlos E. Rivera Frances, San Juan PR
Tuesday 05/02/2006 0:32:42am
Name: Ralph W. Richwine
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City/Country: Ft.Lewis,WA USA
Comments: My Great Cousin Oliver J. Roe Pvt.Co.I 1st MN Inf.was wounded on 2 July 1863 on the Emmitzburg Road,He was in Gen.Harrow's 1st Brigade 2nd Div. 2nd Corps. He was wounded GSW behind the left knee.Taken to McKims Mansion field Hosp.and died on the 26th of July.I,m inquiring if anyone would have a Co I group Photo that may show my Great Cousin.Thanks to anyone who can Help.SGT Ralph W.Richwine
Saturday 04/29/2006 12:58:54am
Name: Heather
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City/Country: Swea City/United States
Comments: I'm looking for information on the battle of Shiloh for a report I have to do. If you can send me any or just wanna talk e-mail me about it. Before May 2nd.
Wednesday 04/26/2006 8:00:38am
Name: sharon k. corkern
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City/Country: franklinton,la.
Comments: i am trying to find information on my great grandfather Jermiah Fairburn who was in the confederate forces in the year 1864,and he was listed as a deserter. he was from rockenham va.if you can help please email me thanks
Friday 03/31/2006 1:51:19am

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Thursday 03/30/2006 0:48:39am

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Monday 03/27/2006 12:30:52am
Name: becky
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City/Country: alabama
Comments: i went to see the ship in mississippi is great and iloved it
Monday 03/27/2006 12:26:49am

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Sunday 03/26/2006 5:38:43pm
Name: MIke
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City/Country: Mississippi
Comments: It just keeps gettin' better,are you comming in '07 ??
Monday 03/20/2006 12:09:26am
Name: Donna
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Comments: The Civil War is fascinating. Thanks for this site. You have so much that will have to keep coming back to view it all!
Sunday 03/19/2006 9:39:50am
Name: Jess Underwood
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City/Country: OH
Comments: Thanks for the photos. Helped to plan our trip
Friday 03/10/2006 8:08:32pm
Name: Steve
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City/Country: OKC, OK
Comments: Great site. Best on the Web for civil war site photos.
Tuesday 02/14/2006 1:32:40am
Name: Lee
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City/Country: patoka,il
Comments: wanted to know if you have photos of 15th arkansas light artillery, or copperheads of marion county,il which is/was my family's group we used to do, if you could let me know please
Tuesday 01/24/2006 8:15:04am
Name: Matt Parker
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City/Country: %22Old North State%22
Comments: Awesome pictures and it brings great realism. Thanks.
Where our ancestors fell...
Thursday 01/19/2006 4:32:45pm
Name: May Johnson
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Comments: You have SAVED MY LIFE. I have to do a report on sectionalism, and the Civil War is the best example, but could I find any pictures? NO! So thank you so much; hope I ace the report; wish me luck! Awesome site!
Monday 12/26/2005 6:03:01pm
Name: Glenn Jacobsen
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City/Country: Plano, IL
Comments: Excellent site! My GGGranduncle served with the 42nd Ohio Infantry and was wounded 3 times from the time he landed on the east bank of the Mississippi until he reached Vicksburg, the last a sabre wound to the left hand at the Battle of Champion's Hill. I had always wanted to see what the place looked like, and through your outstanding job, I now know what he faced. Thanx!
Wednesday 12/07/2005 7:58:58pm
Name: Wayne Meddley
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City/Country: Malvern, Arkansas
Comments: I sent a message a few minutes ago that had the wrong address on it for my homepage. Above is the correct address for the homepge.
Wednesday 12/07/2005 7:53:29pm
Name: Wayne Meddley
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City/Country: Malvern, Arkansas
Comments: Thank you for putting the Civil War Album on line. These are the first pictures I have seen of Fort Deleware, DE. My great grandfather, Jeptha D. Armstrong and his brother, John M. Armstrong spent about 18 months in this prison. They were captured at the Battle of Helena Arkansas on July 4, 1863 and spent a few weeks in Alton Illinois prison before being transferred to the Fort Deleware, DE prison.
Click on the Civil War pages to get their story on my homepage listed above.
Thanks again!
Wayne
Sunday 12/04/2005 10:10:18pm
Name: Mike Koepke
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City/Country: Geneva, IL
Comments: I just found your website while looking at the Save The Franklin Battlefield site. Your site is just plain awesome. I plan to post about this on my blog tomorrow. Keep up the great work!
Sunday 11/27/2005 11:44:40pm
Name: Clara Freeland
Homepage: http://ouachitacountyhistoricalsociety.org
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City/Country: Camden, Arkansas, Ouachita County
Comments: Enjoyed visiting your web site. We would like to link our new web site to yours. Our address is www.ouachitacountyhistoricalsociety.org
It is presently under construction. I am the President of the Ouachita County Historical Society and prehaps can add future pictures to your site.

Thanks!

Clara Freeland

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