Recent Comments made by steve_cole, 181-200
Comments are a great way to add your own thoughts to things you find on Fold3 or add details that don't seem to fit in the body of a Memorial Page or Spotlight.
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Lt Peter Bishcoff transferred from the 1st Missouri Light Artillery so he could be promoted to an officer in the 6 US Colored Heavy Artillery, Company A. He was captured at the…
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Captain Charles Epeneter transferred from the 1st Missouri Light Artillery, along with Peter Bischoff. Both were in Company A of the 6 USCHA and both survived the Battle of Fort…
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Charles Epeneter transferred to the 6 US Colored Heavy Artillery and was promoted to Captain. During the Battle of Fort Pillow on april 12, 1864, a ball fractured his skull. He…
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Peter Bischoff transferred to the 6 US Colored Heavy Artillery as a Lieutenant. He was one of the few officers to be captured and survived the Battle of Fort Pillow on April 12,…
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Pvt Daniel Stamps of Co. E, 13 Tenn Cav was Captured at Fort Pillow Tenn April 12, 1864. This card says he was paroled at the landing at Fort Pillow and loaded onboard steamer…
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Pvt Andrew M. Baker, of 52 Indiana Regiment was listed as a prisoner captured by General Forrest at the Battle of Fort Pillow on April 12, 1864.
Source: "Campaigns of Lieut-Gen.…
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Pvt James Allegan(Alligan) was a member of Battery D (later F) of 2nd US Colored Light Artillery and was reported Missing in action at the Battle of Fort Pillow.
His name now…
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A website for the 7th Tenn Cavalry listed a Pvt W. H. Snow as being captured at Battle of Fort Pillow. This card seems to agree. Other soldiers taken Prisoner had a card with a…
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Captain Lamberg was in command of the 2nd US Colored Light Artillery. He was not present at the Battle of Fort Pillow on April 12, 1864. He submitted a report of the battle…
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Lt. Col. Fielding Hurst ran a campaign of confiscating and destroying private property of Southern civilians. He was tried and ordered to pay a fine. So what did he do? He took…
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My list of wounded that was obtained from Fort Pillow State Park includes Pvt. S. V. Cartledge as being slightly wounded in groin during the Battle of Fort Pillow on April 12,…
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My reference source stated Pvt Percival Campbell was only slightly wounded at the Battle of Fort Pillow.
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This is a letter from General Nathan B. Forrest issued to his command to honor the memory of Lt. Col. Wiley (aka Wylie) M. Reed who was wounded at the Battle of Fort Pillow and…
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Lt.-Col Wiley M. Reed was assigned to command the 5th Mississippi Cavalry, aka Col George's Cavalry. Col. J. Z. George was captured at the Battle of Collierville on Nov 3,…
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Pvt. W. A. Williams of Company B, 22 Tenn Cav or aka 21 Barteau's Tenn Cav was included on a list of Confederate casualties obtained from the Park Ranger at Fort Pillow State…
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Not sure what the Question is but this is a report from a P-47 pilot who is escorting A-26 medium bombers. He sees one of the bombers fall out of the formation in flames. It…
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The Carter Cemetery in Michie, McNairy Co. Tenn. has a G. W. Pratt, born 9-22-1814 and died 10-13-1889.
His wife Elzira and possibly other members of this family group is also…
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The Carter Cemetery in Michie, McNairy County, Tenn, has a Franklin B. Pratt buried there with the birth date as 1844 and date of death as April 12, 1864. This matches up with…
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B. F. Pratt was a member of Forrest's Alabama Cavalry Regiment (aka 6 AL Cav) and was Killed at the Battle of Fort Pillow on April 12, 1864.
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