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"The American Civil War Collection"
by Beth Adams
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Need to obtain Grandpa's Civil War records?
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Civil War Pension Records are very popular among
genealogists and family historians because they can establish lines of ancestory. In the records,
the relationships between family generations are often given or implied. Depending on the
individual's pension record, you may find information about your ancestors, such as physical descriptions
in some cases, places of birth and residence, marriage and death records, and
activities and occupations. Pensions and Service Records are the most sought after and widely
used records by genealogists and family historians.
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Here is your chance to own these valuable records on CD. Each CD contains a copy of one individual Union soldier's pension record and all associated service records, which are scanned images taken from the actual Union pension and service records located at the National Archives and Records Administration in Washington, D.C.
Now taking pre-orders for February 2004 delivery. The Price is $49.99 plus $3.50 for shipping and handling. Prices may vary for a multiple CD Set per individual Soldier. VA residents add 4.5% ($1.80) sales tax. Make checks and money orders to Beth Adams and send to Beth Adams, 19 Flewellen Drive, Stafford, VA 22554. Echecks and Credit Card payments are accepted through
Paypal. If using Paypal, please send payments to [email protected].
For those who order CD's pertaining to Kentucky Regiments, a 10% donation of all proceeds and a courtesy copy of the CD's will be donated in your name to the Kentucky Military History Museum located in Frankfort, Kentucky. Donations will be made on a quarterly basis.
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A History of the 6th
Kentucky Volunteer Infantry:
The Boys Who Feared No Noise
by
Joseph R. Reinhart
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Book Description |
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A personalized history of one of the finest
fighting regiments in the Western Theater of the Civil War.
The 6th Kentucky fought in William B. Hazen's intrepid brigade at Shiloh, Stones River, Chickamauga,
Chattanooga, and in the four-month long Atlanta Campaign. Four of its ten companies comprised German-born
men from Louisville and the other six compaines consisted mostly of Kentucky natives.The narrative includes many
quotations from letters, diaries and other contemporary documents penned by men in the regiment, as well as 41
images, 28 maps and a full roster. |
About the Author
Joseph R. Reinhart, a native Kentuckian and retired partner of an international accounting and consulting firm, has
a bachelor's degree from Bellarmine College and a master's degree from Indiana University. He is a member of the
Louisville Civil War Round Table and has been interested in military history for over forty years.
The price is $34.95 plus $2.95 for shipping. KY residents add 6% ($2.10) sales tax. Make checks and
money orders to Beargrass Press and send to Beargrass Press, 8420 Oxford Woods Court, Louisville, KY
40222.
For more information, contact
Joseph Reinhart. |
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