Recent Comments made by steve_cole, 201-220
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Correct, the other soldier listed as Killed was W. F. Carter, age 31, and in Company A.
It is confusing.
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The header on this Discharge/Death Certificate is for W. B. Carter.
However the card for W. B. Carter lists him as Killed in the battle.
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This card is for Doctor S. Alexander, age 20, of the 6th Tennessee Cavalry(US). There was a Doctor Z. Alexander, age 32, in the 13th Tennessee Cavalry(US).
Their records seems…
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There is a Doctor Alexander in records for 6th Tennessee Cavalry(US).
This is quite confusing.
My records show Doctor Alexander of 13th Tennessee Cavalry(US) was captured at…
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This card states Pvt Wiley Robinson was at Mound City Hospital on April 23, 1864.
This conflicts with the following:
The US Congressional Report included eye-witness account…
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The 7th Tenn Cavarly(US) surrendered in 1862 to General Forrest's command and again in April 1864 at Union City.
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This card is for Andrew J. MOORE. The last card in this file is for J. MOER.
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My references say Pvt J. Copher of 13 Tenn Cavalry (US) was captured at the Battle of Fort Pillow on April 12, 1864.
After the battle, the Confederates called a truce and loaded…
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My reference sources say Pvt James M Brown was captured at the Battle of Fort Pillow, April 12, 1864.
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Pvt David H. Taylor of Co. E, 13 Tenn Cavalry (US) was wounded 5 times after the Union garrison surrendered at the Battle of Fort Pillow on April 12, 1864.
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The wounded Prisoners were loaded onto the stame Platte Valley and taken to hospital in Mound City or Cairo, IL. Other prisoners may show up at Andersonville prison camp in…
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See Prisoner Card for John H. Scoby filed under name of David Scoby.
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Oh. The annotation is wrong. This would be Sundown over Salerno. The beach faced West. At the American beaches, where this photo was taken, the beach line ran about 45-degrees…
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There is a clear photo of this Spitfire in an excellent photo history of Salerno entitled "Salerno 1943: Operation Avalanche" by Angelo Pesce, printed in Naples.
The caption…
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The cover has printing on it that appears to be ALCLAD 245-T. This is an abbreviation for the type of Aluminum Cadmium-plated metal which is an aircraft alloy designated as…
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This card is from the 6th Arkansas Infantry Regiment. This regiment served in Brig. Gen. Thomas C. Hindman's 1st Brigade of General Hardee's 3rd Army Corps at the Battle of…
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From my research this is Henry Morton Stanley.
Quoting Wikipedia: Stanley participated reluctantly in the American Civil War, first joining the Confederate Army participating in…
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Capt. Theoderick F. Bradford was a member of the 13th Tennessee Cavalry (US) or also called Bradford's Tennessee Cavalry. He was the brother to Major Wm F. Bradford the commander…
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QuarterMaster Sgt John Jackson's records ends on April 11, 1864. This corresponds to the Battle of Fort Pillow on April 12, so it is possible that he was killed in this battle.
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