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The Weekly Fireside 13 Noc 2005 - Part 2
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Sunday, April 30, 2006
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The Weekly Fireside 13 Noc 2005 - Part 2
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FROM OUR READERS
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FROM OUR READERS
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If your ancestor has or you have a story to tell about your ancestor, please send it to us.
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A BIT OF COMMUNITY...MEMBERS HELPING MEMBERS
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A BIT OF COMMUNITY...MEMBERS HELPING MEMBERS
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I'm going to put a note here to all of you have so graciously offered to help folks out. If you no longer want to be on this list please let me know and I will take your name off the list. I've had email telling me they've sent email to someone on the list for help, and the email was deleted before it was ever even read.
If you have a resource from which you would be willing to do look-ups for folks, please let us know and we'll add it here.
NEW!!! [ybcr@comcast.net] (thanks Madge) Madge Johns has told us she has a copy of Avery Harris' Civil War Journal and will look up names in the 143rd PA Vol. Regt. company A-K rosters
NEW!!! CWfan2 (thanks CW) I have extensive files on both the 123rd and 169th NYV and will do look ups on any veterans in either unit. I can go to the North Carolina Archives and do look ups on NC soldier records. However, I do not do Genealogy work.
FuzzyMonkee00@aol.com has offered to do lookups for anyone who has an ancestor who served in the 53rd Alabama Partisan Rangers.
JDevi4@aol.com has offered to help anyone with info on the 3rd Tennessee Mounted Infantry US and other Tennessee units from both sides.
HMS Polychrest@aol.com has said he would be happy to assist in research on: 18th Missouri Volunteer Infantry USA, which was organized in Northern Missouri before finally fighting at Shiloh and serving with Sherman starting in '63. Also, Missouri Units and state CW history in general -- both Union and Confederate.
Please put "Missouri CW Research" or "18th MO VOLS" in the subject line when contacting me
UBucket@aol.com has offered to do free Civil War research from veterans from Wisconsin. He is the author of "Civil War Veterans of Winnebago County, Wisconsin"
eharding2@cox.net has offered to do lookups for folks with ancestors from the Confederacy, focusing mainly on North Carolina, but has other sources also.
GoldHobo@aol.com has told us ifanyone wants info the the 85th NY Inf. Regt. (Plymouth Pilgrims) you may email her. She has a book about them. Her one request is that you put 85th Regt. in the subject line so she doesn't delete it by mistake
JLawson656@aol.com has access to Pension Records for Civil War Soldiers in Louisiana. If you
need help, send JL an email.
MOM611@aol.com said she has a book on the men of the 9th OHIO if anyone needs information.
Nanatnt2@aol.com has a book on the 85th NY Infantry which spent most of their time in
Andersonville.
Trumpshallblow17@aol.com has a list of all the Civil War Venterans buried in every known
cemetery and family plot in Maury Co., TN both Confederate anbd Union from which she is willing to check for your ancestor. Also if you have anyone on the list and have additional information, Trump would appreciated you sending it to her.
Bitsobluengray@aol.com has Delaware Civil War Union Rosters from two different sources and a book "They Died at Fort Delaware"
If anyone is doing Illinois Civil War research, you may email IllinoisCW@aol.com Tell him Jayne
sent you. He will give it priority and see what he can find for you.
If YOU have a Civil War Ancestor, Kevin/frye@pstel.net does Volunteer research at Andersonville Civil War Prison in Andersonville, GA. Any research he does is absolutely at NO cost and he is willing to do all he can. There are more than 32,000 prisoners on record from the Union, and quite a few who were held prisoner there as Union regiments from Confederate states. There are also nearly 13000 marked graves of those who died there. Kevin's focus is dedicated to ALL of those held prisoner during the war, on both sides, as well as all Americans who gave their freedoms for those that we enjoy today.. He just happens to be near Andersonville, so that is where he does his work.
Visit Kevin's site at: [http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/Andersonvilleprison/index.html]
Visit Kevin's site at: [http://www.angelfire.com/ga2/Andersonvilleprison/index.html]
If YOU have a question regarding Confederate researching, visit Steve Teeft's website at
[http://www.dixieresearch.com] Tell him you saw his address in the Weekly Fireside.
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"THE TOWN CRIER"
Civil War Calendar!!
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"THE TOWN CRIER"
Civil War Calendar!!
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If your group is sponsoring any events or you know of a great event, please send it to
[CWWeeklyFireside@aol.com] and we will be glad to include it here in our calendar.
You might want to check out this site if you're looking for an event in your area:
November 19 Pennsylvania
Anniversary observance of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address in Gettysburg: Memorial Service at the Soldier's National Cemetery at 10 am; Remembrance Day Parade by living history groups begins 1 pm; and a Luminaria at the Cemetery in the evening (sponsored by the Friends of the Gettyburg Parks, 717-334-0772). More info: [ http://www.nps.gov/gett] or 717-338-9114.
Anniversary observance of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address in Gettysburg: Memorial Service at the Soldier's National Cemetery at 10 am; Remembrance Day Parade by living history groups begins 1 pm; and a Luminaria at the Cemetery in the evening (sponsored by the Friends of the Gettyburg Parks, 717-334-0772). More info: [ http://www.nps.gov/gett] or 717-338-9114.
November 19-20 Hempstead, TX
Civil War weekend at Historic Liendo Plantation, Hempstead, TX. Please see our web site for more information! [ http://www.liendo.org/civilwarweekend/civilwar.html]
Civil War weekend at Historic Liendo Plantation, Hempstead, TX. Please see our web site for more information! [ http://www.liendo.org/civilwarweekend/civilwar.html]
December 3 Maryland
Annual Memorial Illumination at the Antietam National Battlefield. More than 23,000 candles placed on the battlefield, each representing a casualty. Driving tour begins 6 pm on Route 34 east of Sharpsburg. Inclement weather reschedule date is Dec. 10. The park visitor center will close at 3 pm. 301-432-5124 or [ http://www.nps.gov/anti].
Annual Memorial Illumination at the Antietam National Battlefield. More than 23,000 candles placed on the battlefield, each representing a casualty. Driving tour begins 6 pm on Route 34 east of Sharpsburg. Inclement weather reschedule date is Dec. 10. The park visitor center will close at 3 pm. 301-432-5124 or [ http://www.nps.gov/anti].
December 10-11 Virginia
Reenactment, "The Battle ofFredericksburg." Events scheduled on both sides of the
Reenactment, "The Battle ofFredericksburg." Events scheduled on both sides of the
Rappahannock River including two battles on Saturday. Activities in downtown Fredericksburg and at Ferry Farm. Check [http://www.47thVA.org] for updated information and schedules.
Be sure to check
For other events
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Schedule of Upcoming Topics/Events
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Schedule of Upcoming Topics/Events
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Time:
Monday Night at 9 PM ET in the Mason Dixon Line Room
Monday Night at 9 PM ET in the Mason Dixon Line Room
[aol://2719:3-508-Mason%20Dixon%20Line] TRIVIA
Thursday Night at 9 pm ET in the Mason Dixon Line Room
Thursday Night at 9 pm ET in the Mason Dixon Line Room
[aol://2719:3-508-Mason%20Dixon%20Line] TRIVIA
Thursday Night at 11pm ET in the Ancestral Digs Room [ aol://2719:3-232-Ancestral%20Digs] with Jayne, Rua and Will and their many faithful friends :)
Friday Night at 10 PM ET in the Ancestral Digs Room [aol://2719:3-232-Ancestral%20Digs ] with Jayne and Sandy
Thursday Night at 11pm ET in the Ancestral Digs Room [ aol://2719:3-232-Ancestral%20Digs] with Jayne, Rua and Will and their many faithful friends :)
Friday Night at 10 PM ET in the Ancestral Digs Room [aol://2719:3-232-Ancestral%20Digs ] with Jayne and Sandy
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Schedule is subject to change
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Put these screens names, GCH Jayne CW, GCH Rua CW, GCH Sandy J, GCH
Will CW on your buddy list and if you can't find your way to the rooms, IM one of us and we'll get you in (AOL only).
Thursday, November 17, 11 PM ET till 1 AM November 18 - "A Scouting Expedition" a letter written by Peter Wellington Alexander, a war correspondent, to the newspaper.
Friday, November 18, 10 PM ET till Midnight ET - A couple of newspaper articles... "A History of the Military Life of Harlan Gause" and "An Old Soldier Tells of an Incident in the White House During the Civil War"
Thursday, November 24, 11 PM ET till 1 AM November 25 - HAPPY THANKSGIVING to you and yours. There will be no official chat but if you'd like to show up, you are most welcome to do so. I'm sure you'll find some of us there
Friday, November 25, 10 PM ET till Midnight ET - There will be no official chat but if you'd like to show up, you are most welcome to do so. I'm sure you'll find some of us there
Thursday, December 1, 11 PM ET till 1 AM December 2 - to be announced
Friday, December 2, 10 PM ET till midnight - to be announced
Thursday, December 8, 11 PM ET till 1 AM - songs, letters and poems
Friday, December 9, 10 PM ET till midnight - songs, letters and poems
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WHAT WE ARE ABOUT
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WHAT WE ARE ABOUT
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OUR FOCUS: the "History of the American (United States) Civil War," with by-products of
laughter, and camaraderie!
OUR GOAL: to enhance your Genealogy activity, knowledge, and "wisdom" by talking about the history surrounding their lives and actions; specifically the "Civil War" that our ancestors lived through and died because of.
Captain Oliver Wendell Holmes of the 20th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, said it so well.
"I think it is a noble and pious thing
To do whatever we may by written
Word or molded bronze and sculpted
Stone to keep our memories, our
Reverence and our love alive and
To hand them on to new generations
To do whatever we may by written
Word or molded bronze and sculpted
Stone to keep our memories, our
Reverence and our love alive and
To hand them on to new generations
All too ready to forget."
OUR PROMISE: to provide an "online" environment that is NOT judgmental and to address ALL
aspects of this "Pivotal Period" in our History, with honesty and truth (as we know it).
We'll See You Thursday, and/or Friday Night.
Jayne, Rua, Sandy and Will
Jayne, Rua, Sandy and Will
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