ENTRY TO CIVIL WAR VETERAN SERVICE,
BURIALS & GENEALOGY ASSISTANCE
NOTE: These Pages are Still Under Construction
We are moving these pages and more
from our old site to our new site.
1809 to 2009
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ABOUT THE CIVIL WAR
Our Office, Events & Meetings
At the RI Grand Army of the Republic Civil War Museum & Library
Located on the Grounds of the Governor Sprague Mansion
762 Dyer Avenue, Cranston RI 02920
PLEASE
SCROLL THE LEFT SIDE BAR & SELECT THE LINK YOU WANT
ON RHODE ISLAND CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS
HERE 
AT OUR NEW DATABASE LOCATION
Please bear with us. This section of our Website is currently under massive re-construction. To continue to assist you we have linked this page to our "OLD" data base in our old Web-location (still on line) until we have our new updated and more complete version on line. We are also in the process of making it easier to surf our new version --- coming soon. There are about 26,000 Civil War Veterans buried in Rhode Island. When this project is finished we plan to provide on line assistance to anyone wanting information concerning Rhode Island Civil War Veteran enlistments, units of service, dates, burials, and affiliation with RI GAR Arnold Post No.4; or in some cases Union Officers of MOLLUS. This is a massive public service undertaking involving the linking of several different Web-locations and servers on the free Internet. Please keep watching for updates as we begin to move our information and post new material on line. Thank you for your interest in Rhode Island Civil War History--G.A. Mierka, RI MOLLUS Commander. |
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REV. RAYMOND J. FERRICK
Gregg A. Mierka
RI MOLLUS Commander
[email protected]
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ON RHODE ISLAND CIVIL WAR SOLDIERS
IS TEMPORARILY SHUT DOWN
MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION
SITE ENTRY PAGE HERE
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~ CREDITS ~ We wish to thank Brother/Companion Keith G. Harrison, Past National SUVCW Commander-in-Chief and, current National SUVCW and MOLLUS Webmaster, as well as all the artists/musicians for the use of their music on all the pages in our site. A special thanks also to Keith Laurent for arranging and playing Jay Ungar's Ashokan Farewell, © 1983 by Swinging Door Music-BMI, used by permission. All rights reserved.
© 2009 The renderings and text of all historic and new graphic material were changed, enhanced, drawn, computerized and coded by G.A. Mierka, MFA, R.I. School of Design, and therefore are the private material of the artist, Camp 7, MOLLUS, the US Army or other resources. All material on this site may be printed for personal research purposes only. It is posted on the Internet intended as a public service for public educational, personal and family research only. It must "not" be used or reproduced in any manner for business or personal profit, or any other purpose without signed written permission by RI SUVCW Elisha Dyer Camp No. 7 and/or the authors and artists of this material, protected under US copyright law as well as all legal interpritations set forth by the US Library of Congress. This Site has built-in measures to try to insure all restrictions and creative integrity.
Thanks also to Robert Hunt Rhodes for allowing us to use some of his material about his ancestor, Elisha Hunt Rhodes and to Ken Burns for featuring E.H. Rhodes and our State's Civil War History in his PBS series on The Civil War. And a special thanks to Edwin Bearrs, Brian Pohanka, Jeff Shaara and Ron Maxwell for their support for Rhode Island Civil War History and raising the American conscience about the triumphs and tragidies of the Great War of the Rebellion 1861 to 1865. |
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