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The Mississippi Unit Histories menu contain detailed historical info on 22nd and 30th Mississippi Infantry and 5th Mississippi Cavalry Regiments, including partial rosters. The Organization Tables contains an outline of regiments and commanders for different Confederate Armies. I've added a new organizational table of the Army of Mississippi at Shiloh and have added my own detail information on many of the leaders and regiments. It includes detailed information before and after the battle, such as promotions, wounds or post war career. The Death Records includes list of battle casualties and burial rosters of soldiers that I have found during my geneology research.
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The Custermen
website is a much larger site on the Italian Campaign of WW2.
"Custermen"
was a term for the soldiers who served in the 85th 'Custer' Division.
"DixieBoys" is the name
of a company raised from Carroll County, MS, that became Company K of the
30th Mississippi Regiment.
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Menu MISSISSIPPI UNIT HISTORIES- Email me if you have any ancestors who served in one of the units listed below. If your ancestor was from Carroll County, you may find his name in one of the rosters. 30th Mississippi Infantry - Regiment History of ancestor's unit.ORGANIZATIONAL TABLES Army
of Mississippi at Shiloh - Expanded with details about leaders and units
Bragg's Army of Tennessee - Chattanooga Campaign, 1863 Hood's Army of Tennessee - Hood's Nashville Campaign, 1864 Battle of Lookout Mountain - US & CS Armies- Nov 24, 1863 Loring's Division at Fort Pemberton - March 1863, Greenwood, MSDEATH & BURIAL RECORDS Texas
Cemetery -
Burial record for 240 casualites of a Texas hospital in
Enterprise,
MS.
The
Saga of Private Henry A. Cole & Family
- One family's story. Favorite Websites - My favorite links on Civil War & WW2. |
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Check out Custermen
of the 85th Division of WW2.
