6/18/2003
In 1960 Mrs. E. C. Bowers and I searched Champion Hill with a metal detector. We quit doing that due to not wanting to destroy any of the historical record in artifacts. Mrs. Bowers is not 88 years old and I am 62. We looked all day from about 9:00 AM till 4:00 PM and found absolutely nothing. We got discouraged and began to walk up the road to our car which was parked in front of the MB Church. I was swinging the metal detector, an old metrotec, and the first ping yielded a US belt buckle. From
 

       6/17/2003
Thank you for maintaining history for the rest of us.I commend you and your staff for your dedication of preserving what was penned as being america's worst war. Both sides lost .That is lost family.Ended up in family fueds because of which side of the line you found yourself on. In some circumstances,as in WV.some started in gray and ended up in blue. I have family from both Va. and La. I look forward to seeing updates whenever possible.
 

       6/16/2003
looking for info on battery G 5th U.S. artillary in the Port Hudson, Red River theater specifcaly any thing about Ezra W. Davis in above unit.
 

   8th Maryland Regiment Infantry    6/15/2003
Would you add us to your links? Im sorry I gave you the wrong website address in my 1st note. thanks
 

   8thMdCoA Yahoo Group    6/15/2003
Love the Site! We added your site to our site's links and I was wanting to know if you would add ours to you links? Thank You
 

   8th Maryland Regiment Infantry    6/15/2003
I love your site and thats why I added your site to our Website's links. I was woundering if you could add our Company Website and Yahoo Group to your site's links? If so could you get back with me? Thanks
 

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       6/13/2003
Wow!!!!!!
 

   Michael C. McPherson     6/12/2003
I'm writing a civil war story based around Petersburg, Lynchburg, etc. I need early street maps and photos of those times, primarily 1864-65 Thanks, Michael
 

       6/7/2003
My great grandfather's two older brothers were killed in the Civil War. I think the war was all un-called for. I do not like how the plantations were destroyed.
 

       6/7/2003
THANK YOU SO VERY VERY MUCH..
 

       6/6/2003
I love you
 

       6/4/2003
I love the music that accompanies your home page. Great site for the civil war fans.
 

       6/3/2003
Civil war ancestor William Thomas McVay was in the 59th GA Inf. Co. D. I recently started researching and visited Gettysburg and photographed where my ancestor was on the 3rd day of the battle. He would have been near Cashtown on the first day of the battle. He surrendered at Appomatox and lived until 1876, where he was shot over a debt owed to him.
 

       6/3/2003
I am researching the 95th Ohio and their roll in the battle of Brice's Crossroads, 10 Jun 1864. Many of the Union POWs from this battle ended up at Andersonville. The information found here is great! Anyone with info on the 95th Ohio, please email me, I would love to add your info to my research.
 

       6/2/2003
This is a great site, absolutely awesome. I have recently visited the Gettysburg Battlefield and this website has really added something to my visit... Again,, great piece of work here........
 

       6/2/2003
Excellent. The photos are super especially the panoramas. Keep up the good work. From a Mississippi boy who is now living in Arizona.
 

       5/28/2003
My G. Grandfather Jacob Delamater was killed at the battle of Gettysburg & buried on the field. He enlisted in Co. H, 141st Regiment, PA Volunteers. So I've always been interested in the Civil War. Darlene T. Holling
 

       5/28/2003
I commented twice before on this site. Wonder if anyone knows where a relative who fought with the 31 Mass. VI is buried. He died of disease in Brashear City, La, June 20, 1863, by name of Anthony Bolack. Think maybe he fought at Ft. Bisland. First rate site!!!!!
 

       5/26/2003
excellent photos! I've got a few hundred from all over Va, Md, and Pa. I'd like to send you some, but my internet knowledge of pictures and email is limited.
 

5/23/2003
I enjoyed the site its very educational and informative. I have family around Fort Jackson and it is really a great place.
 

AJ Trauth and Lalaine 2003 5/23/2003
i really like your site, i'm doing a project on the civil war right now, thanks for helping me out!!
 

5/23/2003
Hello Tom and Doug, I was with my friend Birgit in March 1993 in Almeria - Spain, met we two there friends Tom and Doug from a USS warship, Tom was 1993, 22 years old. We would stand gladly again with them in contact. Who can help us to find the addresses. Made a photo of us for it, I would like to get this photo gladly, thank in advance. Maybe someone knows the name of the warship in March 1993, in the port of Almeria - Spain was. Please help me all. Yours sincerely Loretta E-Mail Lor
 

5/21/2003
John Stewart Cromwell was enlisted into the Confederate States Army by Col. Burnett on March 15, 1862 in Grenada, Mississippi as Private for Company A, 29th Regiment Mississippi Infantry. He was transferred on June 29, 1862 to Company C, 1st Battalion Mississippi Sharp Shooters, CSA, in Tupelo, Mississippi which subsequently became Company C, 9th Battalion Mississippi Sharp Shooters. He left sick at Glasgow, Kentucky on September 12, 1862. In November and December of 1862, he was absent in a P
 

5/20/2003
Fantastic Site!!! One of my ancestors fought at these sites.
 

5/18/2003
What a wonderful website! Thank you for a very magnificent job!
 

5/16/2003
I enjoyed your photographs of this battle (Brice's Crossroads) a vision of Forrest's singular victory. Thanks for you efforts.
 

5/14/2003
Great site, I really enjoyed my visit. The photos are G R E A T and it was a big plus in planning my trip to the Atlanta, Georgia area to find my ancestor's grave. THANKS!
 

5/11/2003
Great web site. Keep up the good work Bruce.
 

5/10/2003
My grandson says Thank You for help on his report.
 

5/8/2003
I found your Civil War Album very interesting and a pleasure to view keep up the great work Gary
 

5/7/2003
Excellent site! However, having been an avid researcher of the First MO Brigade I find the information at Champion's Hill a bit misleading. Their counterassault on Federal lines was a total sucess, given that 2 understrength brigades smashed 4 Federal brigades and took 5 total to stop their assault. Had Loring's Division come to support Bowen's hard charging Missourians, as they were ordered, by Pemberton, it would have been a very different outcome. Even Federal General McPherson stated that Lo
 

5/6/2003
love the site need more detailed maps on the battle sites for georgia
 

5/6/2003
Hey Bruce this is a great site. Can't wait to really get deep into it. Take care. E538.
 

5/6/2003
Hey Bruce this is a great site. Can'ta wait to really get deep into it. Take care. E538.
 

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Very good webpage you have here, and best greetings to all your visitors.
 

Southern by the Grace of God 5/4/2003
Great site! We need more like this one. I'd like to invite you to join us in open-minded discussions of Southern heritage at Southern by the Grace of God - http://groups.msn.com/SouthernbytheGraceofGod - at MSN. A finer bunch of folks you'll not find elsewhere. Stonewall
 

Dixieland Flag Compan 5/4/2003
Terriffic site! I loved the pictures and the vast amount of information you have here. There is an important even coming up that would be of interest to all Battlefield fans and supporters of Southern heritage. The 10,000 Confederate Flags March will be held at Shiloh this year. For more information go to http://www.dixielandflagcompany.com/flagmarch.html Please keep up the good work on this site.
 

ChangingLINKS.com 5/4/2003
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4/30/2003
I noticed the space wasn't long enough for my email or message. Please contact me my email address is [email protected] Thanks
 

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Dear Sir or Madam, I represent Gulliver's Travel Associates (GTA), an international travel services provider. We are currently preparing online travel guides to major tourist destinations which we hope will provide useful information for travellers when planning trips abroad. We are currently researching New Orleans as a destination. During the course of my research I am required to find images of Fort Jackson for the excursions section. I would like to ask you whether you would gran
 

4/27/2003
Very good site! Very informative for history lovers abroad. I know our ancestors would be proud of the fine job that has been done here!
 

4/26/2003
I'ma history major and the Atlanta Campaign has always fasinated me I only wish that I had lived during the civil war.
 

4/24/2003
My great great grandfather was in the Volunteer Indiana Infantry 68th regiment company c. He was in the battle of Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge. He was Corporal Francis M Sherwood 1842 Franklin County Indiana.
 

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Hi, dear visitors, just wanted to say hello from Germany:)
 

4/21/2003
Thank you for this wonderful site. I am gggrandson of Melchizadeck Early, brother of father of General Jubal Anderson Early. Gggrandfather McDonald and his two sons, in the Texas Militia, Bohnam County.
 

4/21/2003
Thank you so much much this fabulous website. Although I have visited some of these places in person, most of my family members have not. Having recently discovered that our ancestors James and Riley Geary were brothers who fought in numerous battles with the Iowa 24th infantry, any of us may now readily get a feel for the physical situations, thanks to your website.
 

4/21/2003
ENJOYED YOUR SITE EVERY MUCH. I'M ALWAYS LOOKING OR SOMETHING ON THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES. THANKS JOHN MOORE GULFP0RT, MS
 

4/19/2003
My great grandfather married an Elizabeth Sinclair from Pea Ridge, Arkansas. He was also in the CW from 1862 to 1865. His name was Thomas Jefferson Main. If anyone possess information concerning either party I'd appreciate hearing from you. TJ Main was in the Union army, Pvt. Co. B 60th Reg. Inf. email: [email protected]
 

4/18/2003
Thanks for all the hard work that's gone into creating this Civil War history website. It's a useful and fascinating source of information which I read about in the Wall Street Journal. My interest in Civil War history stems from the fact that my great-grandfather, Thomas Margrave, was 1st Sergeant in the 22nd Illinois Volunteers. He enlisted in April 1861 at the age of 22. His outfit fought as part of Gen. Grant's command at Shiloh and other western engagements. Wounded in 1863 near Vicksb
 

4/17/2003
Hi, the photos of your great site were very helpfull for me to create the modells of some buildings in scale 1:72 of that battle, which were to be seen on the intermodellbau in Dortmund by 120.000 visitors during last week. We, the memebrs of the Gettysburg Project in in Germany (a modeller group), showed a diorama of about 70qm with 23.000 model figures in a size of 22mm. It was a great this effort. If you are interested in pictures you can have a look on it on my own site www.foerstmann.
 

4/16/2003
Lt.General James Longstreet was my grandfather. I am now 73 years old.
 

4/16/2003
Enjoyed this site very much - my ggggrandfather, Capt. Seaborn Aycock, Jr. of Company G, 25th Louisiana Infantry, died in the Confederate Army at Jonesboro, Ga. This is the first time I have seen pictures of Jonesboro and the battle. Thank you.
 

4/16/2003
My great grandfather, a member of the 68th OVI, was mortally wounded at Champion Hill, May 16, 1863. I am a member of the Houston Civl War Round Table, which meets the thrid Thursday of September to May. Thank you for you interesting web site.
 

4/16/2003
My greatgrandfather, Peter Cavanagh was with the 2nd US lt Arty at Kennesaw Mountain, Ruff's Mills and siege and battle of Atlanta. He returned to Ireland in 1867. I would like to get in touch with anyone who has info on other members of that outfit. Michael MacNamara, Limerick, Ireland.
 

4/16/2003
My greatgrandfather, Peter Cavanagh was with the 2nd US lt Arty at Kennesaw Mountain, Ruff's Mills and siege and battle of Atlanta. He returned to Ireland in 1867. I would like to get in touch with anyone who has info on other members of that outfit. Michael MacNamara, Limerick, Ireland.
 

4/16/2003
My gGrandfather, Peter Cavanagh served throughout the war with M, 1st Mo Lt Arty and later with F 2nd US Lt Arty. He returned to Ireland in 1867. I would be please to make contact with descendants or people with any knowledge of others who served. Michael MacNamara, Limerick, Ireland. [email protected]
 

4/15/2003
Thanks for site. Enjoyed it. You got good mention in today's Wall Street Journal!!!
 

None 4/15/2003
Great site!! Gettysburg pictures fantastic!
 

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4/14/2003
Great website!! Grgrgrgrandfather fought here joined the 21 Tennessee Cavalry(Wilson),Bells brigade. Martin Van buren Vowell suffered severe sunstroke and returned home. Keep up the up the great work.
 

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Just wanted to say hello from Texas:)
 

4/7/2003
GO USA
 

4/7/2003
am looking for: inof on great grand father james E. parker - sergeant company D 48th regiment mississippi infantry(formerly 2nd battalion miss. volunteers) confederate army enlisted aug 14th 1861 graysport miss. surrenderd with Gen Lee at appomattox va 4/9 1865
 

4/7/2003
I was referred to this site by my friend and website contributor, Daryl Hutchinson. Excellent job, and my thanks! Civil War buffs are welcome at our mid-Michigan B&B. Mike Meagher Basic Brewer B&B Webberville, MI 800-468-3951
 

Welcome stranger 4/6/2003
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I intended to be. :-) http://www.onecer.net
 

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Yep, I definitley signed your guestbook. There are some minor errors. I think that "click to enter" link on the index page should not move and stay centered. See ya :-) http://onecer.net/jobs/
 

3/24/2003
i very much enjoy visiting your website. i am a civil war buff and just enjoy finding out information,the city of corinth,ms. is planning a new civil interpretive center about the battle of corinth and i i am looking forward to that maybe you could visit sometime? thanks again for such a good website!
 

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3/21/2003
I am looking for information about Co. E 39th Regiment of Iowa Volunteers. My great, great grandfather was a volunteer, and I am looking for any information about him.
 

3/19/2003
It is a very good site.
 

3/18/2003
Great site. Could you please tell me the name of the song playing in the background? Thanks
 

3/18/2003
impressive. almost as good as a visit. i really appreciate all the work.
 

3/17/2003
great website.
 

n/a 3/15/2003
Great Web site.
 

3/15/2003
Great Web site.
 

3/13/2003
Well done! FANTASTIC!!
 

none 3/10/2003
I Had 6 Ancestors so far that fought for the SOUTH . Andrew Jackson Bowden PVT. Co.C 4th Battn. La.Infty. James L. Jordan PVT.2nd.Lt. Co.C 12th La. Infty. Joel F. Jordan PVT. Co.C 12th La. Infty. John C. Jordan PVT. Co.B 17th La. Infty. Alonzo L. Lee PVT. Co.B 1st La. Cavalry Alexander Allen PVT. Co.K 8th La. Cavalry
 

3/10/2003
In my travels, readings and the programs and speeches I have heard on The Civil War over these past years, it has become emphaticaly clear to me. " Freedom,is truly not Free.
 

3/10/2003
I have been studying the Civil War for some time now. I must say , this has taken me much further than I had expected. I have " Walked the Mile" at Gettysburg, the attack of Picketts Charge.. I have stood in The Sunken Road at Antietum. It just continues to facinate me. The Bravery of these men and women and there comitment to duty., and to the honor of which they served. In my travels, readings and the programs and speeches I have heard on the Civil War over these past years, it has becomes e
 

3/7/2003
www.CivilWarAlbum.com is the most vivid text of the greatest American Tragedy. Going through the battlefields, I have lived in both the Union and the Confederate camps. I have a better understanding of what the poor soldiers went through. This site should be seen by every American. I have Visited Beau Voir and I will visit Gettysburg in April. I would like to see them all before I die.
 

tele-net.net 3/6/2003
My ggrandfather was Lt. Col. Pleasant Fowler who surrendered the Arkansas 14th Infantry at Port Hudson, LA. I was interested in the web site.
 

3/4/2003
Since I was a child I have been a Civil War history buff. Vicksburg is the holder of my heart. Why??????
 

3/2/2003
Great Website! I've been to many of these battlefields, but didn't know many of the exact locations. Great pictures also.
 

3/1/2003
Fantastic site!! The maps were just what I was looking for.
 

2/27/2003
My grandsons and I will be visiting Ft.Delaware this coming July, 2003. I was surprized for you to think it was unusual to have a Confederate Cemeteray up North. Our men died up North in many prisons and they were not shipped home to the Southland.
 

2/27/2003
a hip hip horrayyy for the true confederates that we have today.. va regiment
 

2/26/2003
I haven't had time to go through everything but what I have seen is just fantastic. My gggrandfather was listed as fighting at Champion Hills-he was with the 48th Ohio Volunteers. Great site and I will be checking it out further. Pat Roddy
 

2/26/2003
friends and us are taking a 7 day (approx.) trip to see a few civil war sites, wishing to enclude georgia, do you know of any sources for routes of unescorted tour reccomendations? leaving from dallas area, thanks you have quite a site.
 

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You willsuck it NOW!!
 

2/24/2003
Please help me find info on my gg Grandfather Benjamin C. Bennett...who was killed at the Battle of Marks Mill on April 24th. I know NOTHING about his parents or siblings...if anyone has ANY info please write to me. None of my family seems to know anything. Thank you for any help :)
 

2/24/2003
Not many people in this country can say they live in a city that was leveled in a war. Atlanta has a unique history, and this site helps preserve the facts. Thanks for providing present day place names to help locate sites of battles & events here. Very well constructed site, excellent maps and photos.
 

My Homepage 2/24/2003
Help people find your website by visiting mine! See you soon!
 

2/23/2003
The Civil War is very intersting to me.
 

2/22/2003
Great web site!! Glad I found it. Looking at the battle sites in OK brought back memories of going to a Civil War reenactment in Atoka. (Middle Boggy Depot) My GGGG Grandfather fought with the 13th Texas Cavalry, Co. K.
 

2/20/2003
Thanks for your annotated pictures. I just visited Hartsville, and your photos helped me put the battlefield together.
 

2/16/2003
Great wed site. Enjoyed the Champion Hill especially well. The hole wed site is great.
 

2/15/2003
Thanks for helping me out with my report
 

atlanta campaign 2/12/2003
this site is wonderful. its the best one i've been at. it is veru very interesting. if ur doing a project this is the site u want. this site is the best
 

2/11/2003
I love your site. My GGGG- Grandfather was a general in the civil war. His name was Gen. Alexander Lafeyette (don't think I spelled it right)
 

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2/9/2003
Great-grandson of Col.Thomas A. Mellon, 3rd. Miss. Inf., Gen. Loring divison. Posted on Military Road the day of the battle. We still reside in Bolton on my Great-grandfather's old home place.
 

2/8/2003
The scope of your site proves your deep interest in the Civil War. I especially like the extensive list of maps. Keep up the outstanding work.
 

Afashsr 2/6/2003
My gr gr uncle along with two of his brothers and a cousin fought here... He was killed 23 May 1863 at the battle of Thompson's Creek.. That was the only battle that day.. They belonged to the 31st Mass Vol Inf.. they were mounted inf.. I am trying to find what happen to his body.. His name is on the Wall of Honor in Lee Mass.. his brother.. my gr gr grandfather stayed to the end discharged in 1865.. any help would be great... Thanks.. Tony Ash
 

Geronimo`s Wig-Wam 2/4/2003
Geronimo, just popping in to say hi to all my favorite warriors,fighters and supporters of Geronimo`s Wig-Wam! I invite one and all to visit Geronimo`s Wig-Wam and please leave your mark in my guestbook on your way out!
 

2/3/2003
Great Web Site - Enjoyed looking at the pictures of the Ohio 48th OVI battle grounds & where my Great Grandfather Isaac Harrison Carman fought.
 

1/30/2003
I am looking for info. on the killing of Lt. Robert C. Parks at Ft. Washita, IT (OK) by James L. Butler, April, 1864.
 

1/26/2003
Wonderful site!!! Thanks.
 

1/26/2003
Very informative site. My g-g-grandfather, Maj. Philip H Murphy, was with 29th MO Vol Inf and was wounded at Battle of Ezra Church (this effectively ended his active duty career). Although I have researched his Civil War history rather extensively your site provided information I had yet to come across. Thanks especially for directions to location and markers.
 

1/26/2003
Thanks so much for your website. I enjoyed the virtual tour of Champion Hill. I had a ggg-grfather taken captive at Champion Hill who later died at Fort Delaware.
 

1/26/2003
I love reading about this great period of time in our history.
 

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1/21/2003
The very best site on the web for pictures of the various battle sites
 

Carroll Family Webpages 1/20/2003
I can't begin to tell you how many of my ancestors fought in the Civil War. Most fought for the South. To name just a few, James Holcomb, gggrandfather died in Vicksburg,Ms, Samuel Williams, gggrandfather, Ms, James Madison Williams, guncle, Ms, John O'Barr, gggrandfather, Al, Daniel Jenkins, ggrandfather, Sc. My great grandfather, Louis Kendall and family were trapped in Vicksburg during the war and survived by eating rats. There's more, but let's just say, I appreciate your site.
 

1/20/2003
Thank you jan 2003
 

1/20/2003
Thanks for preserving this important part of American History for generations to come.
 

1/17/2003
Great Website. I am searching any Gates/Boyette/Revell that might have been in the Civil War. My ggdad on moms side, NB Steadman was in the Civil War.
 

1/17/2003
Thanks for preserving the history and honoring those who suffered as pow's. My great grandfather, William Morgan Faux/Fox survived his 9 months in Andersonville but carried the "scars" for his lifetime. He was with 16th Regiment of IA Infantry - originally as a musician.
 

1/12/2003
Good work on Civil War History...! George J. Masciarelli, Sr.
 

1/10/2003
HELLO MY NAME IS CASEY I AM FROM TENNESSEE AND I HAVE BEEN TO SHILOH A COUPLE OF TIMES AND I HAVE A DOZEN OF BOOKS ON THE CIVIL WAR I'M A FREAK ABOUT IT AND THE OLD WEST TOO . JUST WANTED TO SAY KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ABOUT THE CIVIL WAR THANK YOU CASEY JACKSON
 

1/9/2003
My g-g-g grandfather was a 1st Lieutenant in the 10th Kentucky Vol. Infantry (Union) and fought at several battles in Tenn. and Ga. I really enjoyed this site. Don't know if you need any photos of the Union Cemetery here in Salisbury, NC (site of a very large Union POW camp) but email me if I could help in any way.
 

1/1/2003
I believe my gg-grandfather, Samuel Davis Callaway was possibly present at the Seige of Port Hudson. He was a lieutenant with Company "A" (Clark County Rifles)of the 8th Arkansas infantry Battalion. The 8th Arkansas was assigned to Bealls' Brigade Dept. of Ms.& East La. in January of 1863. I have recieved information, that he was taken prisoner to Johnson Island Ohio, and have a newspaper advertisement placed in a Pennsylvania newspaper by himself, that he was at that time a prisoner of war,
 

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12/28/2002
Looking for information on my g-g-grandfather Joseph H. Wikenhauser who was in the civil war and fought in LA. Found your site by accident, it is great.
 

12/27/2002
Very nice website! I live in the Nashville/Murfreesboro area and pass by frequently many of the sites you featured here. I knew quite a bit about the areas already, but you taught me so much more! Many of my questions were answered. Keep up the good work!!
 

12/17/2002
Great work.......
 

none 12/16/2002
hello E-mail me if you like history
 

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i am stoopid and i eat poop and the civil war sucks
 

Clara's Cottage 12/12/2002
Wonderful, informative web site. Happy holidays.
 

REFRAIN 12/11/2002
GREAT SITE, My GG GRANDFATHER Kalep Lewis AND GG UNCLE Moses W Lewis was PVTs in the 46th Ala. Co. H Infantry Vol..They were twin brothers and were two of the 75 to survive the final battles.My Grandfather was hurt and his brother carried him and their belongings back to Alabama after surrender at Salisbury. They both lived to be in their 80s.
 

12/10/2002
I really miss this place, I'll be visiting it more that I found it. God bless
 

12/8/2002
This is a beautiful site, and the music is just awesome. My husband's great-great grandfather Theophilus Rector served in the Civil War under Oral M. Robert's.
 

12/4/2002
I have been to several civil war sites but the one most haunting to me was Andersonville. I
 

12/1/2002
I AM INTERESTED IN PHOTOGRAPHS/PICTURES OF THE CIVIL WAR SUCH AS GETTYSBURG-JULY 3, 1863-LEE'S GREAT FRONTAL ASSAULT(PICKETT'S CHARGE). I SEEN THIS PICTURE/DRAWNING ABOUT 36'X48" AND WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ONE. IF THERE IS A CATALOG SOMEWHERE , PLEASE E-MAIL ANY INFORMATION. THANKS AGAIN--SONNY TIMBERLAKE
 

I love beagles 11/30/2002
Thank you so much for creating this sight its been a great help for my history timeline project.
 

I love beagles 11/30/2002
Thank you so much for creating this sight its been a great help for my history timeline project.
 

11/30/2002
My wife and each had two 3gr-grandfathers with the 30th and 31st Alabama of Lee's brigade at Vxbrg. 5 years ago we made the trip there and were disapointed that the Champion's Hill battlefield was not accessable. We took a few pictures, but nothing to compare to your virtual tour. Thank You, Keep up the good work. Wonderful website!
 

11/25/2002
This one of the most helpful sites. I'm doing a persantation at school and its really been helpful.And a pretty inpresive site. Thanks.
 

11/23/2002
November 24, 2002 Good work ethic on all who participated in putting together all the information therein. Thanks to all of you.
 

11/21/2002
Forgot to mention on previous post my husband's brother in law was a relative of Robert E. Lee by way of cousin, Dora Lee, and has papers of mustering out of service.
 

11/18/2002
holla
 

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11/16/2002
I am 10 years old and I am studing the Cival War in school. This is a very cool site, thank you for your time in putting this together.
 

11/14/2002
I was at Gettysburg on a school trip so I know all about this War. I know it all now!!!
 

11/13/2002
I am a new student and I am just learning about American History. It is very interesting.
 

11/11/2002
I am looking for any articles pretaining to the original Capitol in Guthrie. What a great site you have. I am so lookig forward to examining its contents fully.
 

11/11/2002
Excellent information. My great grandfathers brother (Joseph Borgmeyer) joined with Col. Boomer at Castle Rock, MO located @ 3 miles from our farm. He was killed in the battle of Champion Hills. I have really been able to get some very good information from Website. Thanks.
 

11/6/2002
This site is spectacular! The details in the pictures captivate me. It helped out tremendously with my project.
 

11/3/2002
Thank you for a very interesting site. I gotinterested in the Civil War a couple of years ago when I moved to Virginia. Lately, my primary interest has been Gettysburg. I have made a couple of short stops there and really want to go back and spend several days. Your site has helped me relive my time there. Sincerely Jack Snyder
 

BernheimerHouse B&B 11/1/2002
I can understand the persons being frustrated trying to find Champion Hill and other things in the Port Gibson area. I hunted a whole Sunday looking for Champion Hill because my great grandfather received two wounds there. We moved to Port Gibson in 2002 from Illinois and opened a b&b. If we have a guest that is a Civil War buff we take them in our van to Grant’s March because signs are gone and roads are bad.
 

10/30/2002
a very nice collection
 

10/28/2002
keep up the good work
 

10/23/2002

 

10/23/2002
Enjoy looking at this site
 

10/23/2002
I am doing on unit on the Civil War for fifth grade students. This site was very helpful to me. Great job!
 

10/21/2002
Quite the website. Very nice. Am going on a 2-week tour of Civil War battlefields in Virginia & Tennessee beginning last week in October. Your site helped me plan my trip. Thanks for all the information. Be glad to donate some digital photos if you could use them as I'm planning on taken hundreds of shots.
 

Bob G 10/19/2002
A great site for the compulsive traveler of battle fields. We have several of these types within the bounds of our Roundtable. I'm sure they will appreciate this site. Bob G
 

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10/15/2002
Beautiful website very informative. My G-Grandfather Wade Abner Huffman was a private in Co "G" 16th Alabama Regiment.
 

10/13/2002
great sight, so much information.
 

10/13/2002
very interesting.
 

10/11/2002
Good site. I am interested due to my great great uncle was Stanislas Mlotkowski and was stationed at Pea Patch where I understand there is a memorial of some sort there to him. I would love to see this someday.
 

10/9/2002
This is a good display and detailed account of this battle. Hope to visit it some day.
 

10/8/2002
VERY INTERESTING.I AM LEARNING A LOT THAT THE BOOKS DON'T SHOW YOU.
 

Berdan Sharpshooters 10/8/2002
Great Site..Love all the Pictures. Have been to Gettysburg many time. Your picture collection has captured the many sites of Gettysburg.
 

10/7/2002
The music and photos capture the great moments in history for those who have an interst in the Civil War. This site is very moving to the heart. General Andrew *458*
 

10/7/2002
The music and photos capture the great moments in history for those who have an interst in the Civil War. This site is very moving to the heart. General Andrew *45*
 

10/6/2002
A WONDERFUL PLACE TO STUDY OUR HISTORY.KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. THANK YOU.
 

10/3/2002

 

Aamp's Electric Guitar Store 10/3/2002
stay cool
 

9/29/2002
I really really enjoyed your site!!! I'm a former civil war renactor an civil war history buff! I love your site!!!!!
 

9/27/2002
My GR GR Granfather was in the 6th IL Cav. He was on Griersons raid . I want to know where else he was.
 

9/25/2002
I am the great great granddaughter of Gen. Pemberton. Something that I believe is really unique is...my daughter-in-law's step dad is the great great grandson of General Lee. To think that relatives from Lee and Pemberton are in the same family.
 

9/25/2002
Your www.CivilWarAlbum.com site is WONDERFUL! Very detailed, and very well done. I especially like the old photos of Gettysburg civilians, homes, other buildings, and farms that were there at time of the battle, along with the modern photos of how they look now. I never fail to visit Gettysburg while I'm in Pennsylvania from time to time, visiting friends who live a half hour from the battlefield. My favorite place to eat in Gettysburg is Dobbins Tavern, which was also there during the battle.
 

9/25/2002
Your www.CivilWarAlbum.com site is WONDERFUL! Very detailed, and very well done. I especially like the old photos of Gettysburg civilians, homes, other buildings, and farms that were there at time of the battle, along with the modern photos of how they look now. I never fail to visit Gettysburg while I'm in Pennsylvania from time to time, visiting friends who live a half hour from the battlefield. My favorite place to eat in Gettysburg is Dobbins Tavern, which was also there during the battle.
 

9/21/2002
I think a little history lesson needs to be given here. Pillow took his men away, as did Forrest. The surrender terms were carried by Major Nathaniel Francis Cheairs of Spring Hill, Tn. He had the dubious duty of carrying terms laid by Grant back to Buckner's headquarters. Actual surrender was performed by him at that point.
 

9/21/2002
Ijust wanna say you have a great website,very useful!! SCOTT
 

My Sportz Page 9/17/2002
I will always remember the lives lost, and saved. I didn't experience this tragedy. But i did experience September 11, 2001. Lives were also lost then as well. One man close to my father died on one of the 100th floors. I know i will never forget that day when i heard about the twin towers, and the innocent lives lost. But i will grow and prosper from it. All i can say now is God BLess, and i will continue to pray for every life lost at anytime. Long Lasts the US
 

9/11/2002
A Wounderful site on the time!!!!
 

9/9/2002
aaagreat work.
 

My Webpage 9/8/2002
Wanting to meet people all over the world. Visit my website
 

9/4/2002
Very impressive...the music is stirring...read the many comments and felt so proud to be an American...one of my great grandfathers was a Union surgeon. You have done a spectacular job.
 

9/4/2002
Very impressive! This is a really great site, and I will return often. Keep up the great work!!
 

9/4/2002
Very impressive! This is a really great site, and I will return often. Keep up the great work!!
 

Crater Road 9/2/2002
Greatest Civil War site going. I have just started a site on the ten month siege of Petersburg, Virginia. Much has been written about the Civil war, but little has been written about Petersburg. It was the lonest siege of any Southern City such as Atlanta, Ricmond or Vicksburg. More lives were lost here and more battles fought than any where during the war. I have music on all my pages,but nothing to compare with the copy that you have of "Battle Cry of Freedom" is this copyrighted or can anyone
 

9/1/2002
I have an original photograph of the Durma Seige at Fort Hill taken in 1863. I am looking for someone who can tell me it's value
 

United Confederate Secessionis 8/30/2002
What a lovely site full of excellent photography concerning the War for Southern Independence and War of Northern Aggression. Ya'll are to be commended for the perfect work you are doing on the web. Please stop by and see my site also and sign the guest book. Also, I have a daily newsletter you may be interested in. http://the-ConfederateSecessionists.org May God resurrect the Confederate States of America soon.
 

8/29/2002
I am presently about 1/2 way thru Book 1 of Shelby Foote's Civil War trilogy. I find this site to be one of the best Civil War sites anywhere. It is great to be able to read Foote and then come here to see actual site photos, historical and today. Thank you for your great effort in keeping/adding to this site.
 

8/29/2002
Greetings from Switzerland, was lokking for some documents about Andersonville. Great work!!
 

The General Taylor Family 8/28/2002
Good to see sites like these keep up the good work
 

8/22/2002
just found your site. love it. i am a volunteer at tne camp moore museum. our web site is no www.campmoore.com
 

8/11/2002

 

8/10/2002
Great photos. I have some of sites around Petersburg if you are interested.
 

8/9/2002
Your site is absolutely awesome. I send my congratulations for a most informative and historically correct view of the Civil War...the one event that changed America forever. May you be richly blessed and rewarded for all your efforts. Being a student and lover of the Civil War era I am amazed at how much work you put into this project. Thanks for sharing this with me and the world. Raymond A. Presley, SPHR Knoxville, Tennessee
 

8/9/2002
helpful and interesting site
 

8/6/2002
THANKS for your site on Fort Pemberton! My great-grandfather fought here with Waul's Texas Legion and was later captured at Yazoo City and spent the rest of the War in prison. Released from Fort Delaware at the end of the War.
 

7/24/2002
Wonderful website. My great-grandfather was in Red River Campaign as member of Parsons Texas Cavalry Brigade formed in Ellis Co., TX. Keep up the good work. I will return to your website often. All the best. Jim McDonald
 

7/23/2002
Thanks so much for such a GREAT site! Engaging, informative and very compelling! You're to be congratulated for providing such great Civil War content! This site will make C.W. buffs out of everyone who sees it! Keep up the great work. Rick A. Jordahl
 

7/20/2002
Thoroughly enjoyed your website !!
 

N/A 7/16/2002
Thank you very much for permitting me to enjoy your website.
 

7/14/2002
My great Uncle, Wilbur Fiske McCarron was captured in the Battle of Shiloh and I have his records. I am trying to find a commerative sword that was presented to him from his home town of Maquoketa, Iowa when he returned. I don't want the sword for myself, just want to know what ever happened to it. Marge McCarron DeGear
 

7/10/2002
Been to many battlefields: Shiloh, Lookout Mtn,Bull Run, Monocacy, Antietam, Gettysburg,Balls Bluff,Cold Harbor, Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg Wilderness, Chancellorsville, Vicksburg, Port Gibson, Raymond, Champion Hill, Tupelo,Edwards,Fort Donelson,and the surrender site in NC.
 

7/9/2002
I love this web site! It's taken me 12 years and I only have a few battlefields left to visit. I'm saving Gettysburg for last. I still have all my photos but it's nice to look at everyone else's photos. Every once in a while, I still go to the State Capitol and look for the regimental flag of the 1st Minnesota, a unit that sacrificed itself at Gettysburg. It helps keep some things in perspective. Keep up the good work!
 

7/6/2002
My Grandmother was born in Corinth Missippi and came to Texas in the latr 1800s. I have never been there, but hope to go some day.
 

7/6/2002
My Grandmother was born in Corinth Missippi and came to Texas in the latr 1800s. I have never been there, but hope to go some day.
 

aol 7/5/2002
This is a very informative site. Thanks alot. Does anyone know where to find Civil War themed wallpaper?Gettysburg themed wallpaper? Was in Gettysburg today and could not find any at the local Sherwin williams. Any one know where to look?
 

7/5/2002
Have visited Gettysburg. Planning to visit Antietam soon. Would love to get to Vicksburg. My family has a military tradition. My uncle died at Pearl and my son currently is a Major in our good Ol' US of A Army. What a proud tradition. I so admire the Conviction of our fallen heroes.
 

7/4/2002
My G-G-Grandfather, Patrick Regan, served with Company K, 8th Regiment NH Volunteers at the battle of Port Hudson where he was injured in battle. I would love to hear from anyone else whose ancestors fought at this site from eithe side of the war.
 

7/4/2002
Have visited Vicksburg and hope to go to Gettisburg.
 

7/2/2002
My son and I visited Vicksburg and plan to return. Very humbling experience.
 

7/1/2002
I'm glad people still care about our history!I'm looking for other battlefields in South Carolina.
 

6/30/2002
Thank you for allowing me to sign the Guest site. I had three G-Grandfathers who servrd in the Civil War. Lovett Lee, Pvt. Co.D,5th. Infantry Regiment, N.C. Died in Richmond, Va. Redding House,Pvt. 38th. Infantry Co. D,N.C. Died at Chancellorsville William Brock,Pvt., 21st. Infantry, Co.F, N.C. I am very proud of them.
 

6/23/2002
looking for pictures of shurlock family in the war. parkhurst, william, robert, william was a doctor. they all lived in beaver co pa. thank you judy
 

6/17/2002
Hi i see your into the civiwar. The old building i work in use to be a civiwar hospital. Its really old. I don't know how you fine the history on it or if the people i work for will let you see it. We have table tennis there every Wedesday nite from 7 to 10. They also have sq dancing there ever once in a while also. Its located at 1721 Ekin Ave. New Albany , Indiana Hope you will fine it and enjoy it. I LOL also been told its haunted. Have a nice day.
 

6/16/2002
A great tribute to those who fought in the Battle of Shiloh.... to those who died and to those who survived to help rebuild our country following this war
 

6/16/2002
A great tribute to those who fought in the Battle of Shiloh.... to those who died and to those who survived to help rebuild our country following this was
 

bag of chips 6/11/2002
yo yo yo wazz up dawgs
 

6/11/2002
To the lady who cringes when she hears a Yankee tune, well, Dixie was written by "Yankee" and Battle Cry of Freedom had southern words fitted to it.
 

NA 6/10/2002
You have a Beautiful site, I just recently went to Wilsons Creek and Pea Ridge and have some Panoramic photos if you would like to use them on your Site
 

6/9/2002
Thank You for preserving a part of Arkansas's rich War for Southern Independence history and heritage...Your efforts are deeply appreciated...
 

6/9/2002
Very good site for someone like me just starting out and for the experienced.
 

6/9/2002
Great job!!! Keep it up.
 

6/4/2002
It's good to find such a good source of maps!
 

6/2/2002

 

6/1/2002
Very good site.
 

5/29/2002
Not for longwinded folks this box!!!! Good job!!!Way to go! My relative came from Canada and joined the 69th Ohio Infantry that fought in Georgia and Tenn.
 

5/29/2002
Boy, what a site. I spent off and on for three days last Memorial Day glued to the photo album site. One picture led to another and on and on. Six years ago a friend and I flew to Memphis, rented a car and drove to Vicksburg to retrace Grant's campaign for control of the river. We could not find the Schafer house although we were on Schafer Road at Port Gibson nor could we find Champion Hill's house let alone the battlefield because it seemed to be behind brush and brambles. Come to think ab
 

Descendants of George Hayes 5/27/2002
WOW!!!!!! :-) This is FANTASTIC! Great job. Thank you for sharing all of this with us.
 

5/27/2002
Just "signing in..." Love your website!
 

5/24/2002
Great site! Just returned from extensive tour of the battle campaign for Vicksburg, driving the old army routes. Our guide was an independent named Parker Hills, a retired air reserve general. He was a tremendous source of often overlooked out of the way sites. His web site is www.battlefocus.com. You should touch base with him as he runs with the likes of Ed Bears, Terry Winchel, and Wiley Sword. An expert on Brices Crossroads.
 

5/22/2002
Thanks, i used it for my SS project and my english project. thanks again
 

5/21/2002
Great Site Keep Up The Good Work.
 

5/20/2002
Just visiting while trying to learn what role my family had in this point in American history. Thanks for the hard work you have put into this site.
 

5/20/2002
My g grandfather, Samuel Beadle, was in the Cavalry, and was in different campaigns around Vicksburg. He enlisted in MO. but lived in Iowa.
 

5/20/2002
My g grandfather Samuel Beadle was in different campaigns in Vicksburg. He was in the Cavalry
 

5/19/2002
very impressive, My great grandfather was in the Battle of Stones River and I came across this site looking for any info on it or pictorial inforamtion. Thank you very much.
 

5/19/2002
Absolutely breathtaking site, very well done. I have been a Civil War buff all my adult life and have enjoyed many visits to the USA to look at the sites, but of course there are many I haven't seen and the photographs are a huge help in getting the imagination going. I'd like to try taking similar panoramic photos of some European sites as I am also interested in the Crimean and Franco-Prussian Wars, any chance that you might put some technical info. on about how you take your panoramas - I sti
 

none 5/17/2002
my 8th cousin was robert e. lee! great site..
 

5/17/2002
Great photos! They help me picture where my great grandfather was when he was with the 20th OVI.
 

5/16/2002
Great!
 

5/13/2002
thax everone 4 your time
 

5/12/2002
Great job! I use the pages of pictures and description as references to many questions and also help on planning an upcoming trip to Antietam. Have given others the website address and will continue to do so. Keep up the excellent work. David S.
 

Lake Chicot State Park 5/11/2002
I really appreciate the time and energy you all took to place the Battle of Ditch Bayou on this site. I interpret the area as part of a local Civil War Tour sponsored by the state park- and you have done a great job here. Keep up the good work! John Morrow, Park Interpreter, Lake Chicot State Park
 

5/10/2002
my great grandfather and brothers were confederate soldiers from tennessee.Thomas Jefferson Doss "TJ", GGRAND, brothers John H Doss ( killed in Georgia) buried in GA. William B Doss also all enlisted in Tn IF you have any info on them let me know thanks, [email protected]
 

5/1/2002
I am also looking for information about family that was in the Arkansas 4th Infantry Div. His name is Wyatt P. Lochabay. My great aunt has a copy of a civil war paymuster where he was there in the morning for roll and not there in the evening for roll. Any information will be greatly appreciated.