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1863

Participated in the “Mud March,” and on April 28, 1863, broke camp and joined: the light brigade of the 6th corps for the Chancellorsville campaign, in which the 32nd lost 43 members killed, wounded or missing. It returned on May 8 to the camp at Belle Plain and on the 25th the three years’ men were transferred to the 121st N. Y. infantry. The two years men were mustered out at New York city on June 9, 1863. The total strength of the regiment up to Jan., 1863,. was 1,040 members and it lost during its term of service 45 by death from wounds and 54 by. death from other causes.

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Cpt. Don Carlos Newton, 52nd Illinois

Batavia, Illinois

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Saving history one letter at a time.

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Saving history one letter at a time

Notes on Western Scenery, Manners, &c.

by Washington Marlatt, 1848

Washington Marlatt Comes to Kansas Territory

Washington Marlatt's 1864 Diary

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Saving History One Letter at a Time

Recollections of Army Life

by Charles A. Frey

The Civil War Letters of William Kennedy

Co. B, 91st New York Infantry

The Atlanta Campaign Diary of Lt. John W. Thomas, 2nd OVI

Bull Dog Fighting---the Civil War Letters of Thomas Hine, 39th OVI

39th Ohio Volunteer Infantry

George F. Brockway Diary

The Downs & Bragdon Civil War Archive

The William J. Griffing Collection

19th Century Images

The Glorious Dead

Letters from the 23rd Illinois Infantry, the 111th Pennsylvania Infantry, the 64th New York Infantry, and the 14th Pennsylvania Cavalry

Cornelius Van Houten

1st New Jersey Light Artillery

James Fox, Co. G, 3rd New York Light Artillery

Letters of Charley Howe

36th Massachusetts Volunteers

Sgt. Major Fayette Lacey

Co. B, 37th Illinois Volunteers

"These few lines"

the pocket memorandum of Alexander C. Taggart

The Civil War Letters of Sgt. Charles E. Bradley

Co. I, 32nd New York Volunteers

The Civil War Letters of Will Dunn

Co. F, 62nd Pennsylvania Volunteers

Henry McGrath Cannon

Co. A, 124th New York Infantry & Co. B, 16th New York Cavalry

Civil War Letters of Frederick Warren Holmes

Co. H, 77th Illinois Volunteers

The Civil War Letters of Lyman Beecher Hannaford

Co. D, 103rd Ohio Volunteers

The Letters of Rufus Melvin Graham, drummer for the 50th Mass. Vols.

The Civil War Letters of Benjamin Curtis Lincoln while serving in the 39th Massachusetts Volunteers

"Though distant lands between us be"

Civil War Letters of Monroe McCollister, Co. B, 6th OVC

"Tell her to keep good heart"

Civil War Letters of Nelson Statler, 211th PA

Building Bluemont

The Origin of Bluemont Central College

"May Heaven Protect You"

14th Connecticut drummer boy's war-time correspondence with his mother

Lt. Commander in the US Navy during the Civil War

The Civil War Letters of James Henry Clark, Co. A ~ 3rd Vermont Vols

Diary of the 29th Massachusetts Infantry

Fighting with the Irish Brigade during the Peninsula Campaign

"Till this unholy rebellion is crushed"

Letters of Dory & Morty Longwood, 7th Indiana

"I Go With Good Courage"

The Civil War Letters of Henry Clay Long, 11th Maine Infantry

"This is a dreadful war"

The Civil War Letters of Jacob Bauer, 16th Connecticut, & his wife Emily

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Saving History One Letter at a Time

Lloyd Willis Manning Letters

3rd Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Co. I

Fighting with "Birney's Zouaves" -- Co. I, 23rd Pennsylvania

The Diary of George W. Shue

The Yankee Volunteer

A Virtual Archive of Civil War Likenesses collected by Dave Morin

William Henry Jordan

Co. K, 7th Rhode Island Infantry

No Cause to Blush

The Bancroft Collection of Civil War Letters

William A. Bartlett Civil War Letters

Company D, 37th Massachusetts Infantry

The John Hughes Collection

A Virtual Archive of his Letters, 1858-1869

Fannie Foster's Letter Box

The Civil War Letters of Rufus P. Staniels

Co. H, 13th New Hampshire Volunteers

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