Recent Memorial Pages by bgill

• Chinese Soldiers Fought in U.S. Civil War

  Those were the days of sailing ships augmented by steam power and China was as remote from the Eastern United States as it was possible to be. Still,…

  by bgill

  Updated 17 May 2013 - 2,200 views

  Contributions 4 images, 1 comment, 1 story

• Officers and Men of the Texas Republican Army

  Battle of San Jacinto 21st April 1836

  by bgill

  Updated 21 Apr 2013 - 20,667 views

  Contributions 12 images, 11 comments, 29 stories

• Terezin / Theresienstadt

  by bgill and others can contribute.

  Updated 19 Apr 2013 - 9,289 views

  Contributions 2 images, 45 stories

• Congressional Medal of Honor Multiple Medal Recipients

  Entire regiments fought through terrible battles time after time, with none of their members being recognized by the awarding of this high honor.…

  by bgill

  Updated 09 Apr 2013 - 4,646 views

  Contributions 12 images, 1 comment, 6 stories

• THE DEATH OF BENGE or CHIEF BENCH

  The following account of the killing of BENGE, related by Dr. James HUFF, the last surviving member of Vincent HOBBS' party

  by bgill

  Updated 15 Feb 2013 - 7,888 views

  Contributions 5 comments, 1 story

• Female Nazi War Criminals

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  Updated 04 Jan 2013 - 27,523 views

  Contributions 10 images, 2 stories

• Bergen-Belsen

  by bgill and others can contribute.

  Updated 20 Oct 2012 - 21,506 views

  Contributions 1 image, 74 stories

• DEATH CAMPS

  by bgill

  Updated 30 Jul 2012 - 13,649 views

  Contributions 3 images, 65 stories

• FEMALE CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS & SPIES

  Like most historic battles, the U.S. Civil War had its spies--men and women--on both sides. It was a hazardous occupation with few rewards.

  by bgill

  Updated 11 Jul 2012 - 174,823 views

  Contributions 36 images, 8 comments, 28 stories

• TEXAS RANGERS

  BURIED IN THE TEXAS STATE CEMETERY

  by bgill

  Updated 25 Jun 2012 - 1,974 views

  Contributions 5 images, 7 stories

• The Bielski Partisans

  by bgill

  Updated 23 Jun 2012 - 11,579 views

  Contributions 1 image, 1 comment, 116 stories

• WAR of 1812

  VANBIBBER

  by bgill

  Updated 23 Jun 2012 - 2,176 views

  Contributions 3 comments, 1 story

• HENRY FLANDERS

  Henry Flanders: Serves as Boatman

  by bgill

  Updated 05 Jun 2012 - 484 views

  Contributions 1 comment, 1 story

• California Gold Rush

  The California Gold Rush (1848–1855) began on January 24, 1848, when gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill. As news of the discovery spread, some 300,000…

  by bgill

  Updated 04 Jun 2012 - 32,898 views

  Contributions 21 images, 3 comments, 20 stories

• CAPTAIN James Estill Cox

  PIONEER, DIES OF GANGRENE

  by bgill

  Updated 29 Apr 2012 - 818 views

  Contributions 1 comment, 1 story

• Harvey Logan, aka Kid Curry

  Curry was born Harvey Alexander Logan in Tama County, Richland Township, Iowa in 1867.

  by bgill

  Updated 15 Apr 2012 - 5,747 views

  Contributions 4 images, 5 comments, 6 stories

• FREE AFRICAN AMERICANS OF VIRGINIA, NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA, MARYL

  by bgill and others can contribute.

  Updated 08 Apr 2012 - 4,047 views

  Contributions 1 image, 9 stories

• QUANTRELL'S RAIDERS

  WILLIAM CLARKE QUANTRELL

  by bgill

  Updated 26 Mar 2012 - 32,601 views

  Contributions 19 images, 4 comments, 27 stories

• My Favorite Famous Native American Women

  All Native American women are "famous" each and everyone. So all of them past or present deserve their moment in the sun.

  by bgill

  Updated 21 Mar 2012 - 9,838 views

  Contributions 6 images, 2 comments, 8 stories

• Black Missourians in the Civil War

  The men of the 62nd and 65th U.S. Colored Troops were the co-founders of Lincoln Institute (later Lincoln University). Pictured are Logan Bennett (see…

  by bgill

  Updated 22 Feb 2012 - 347 views

  Contributions 1 image, 1 story