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Tag Archives: 1st New York Cavalry
Unpublished: A 5th Maine Musician Detailed Mundane and Crucial Events
Unpublished letters written by a 5-4½ musician first class offer historically rich insight into minor and major events involving the Army of the Potomac. Born in Saco, Maine circa 1834, Samuel Franklyn Parcher lived in Portland prior to enlisting in … Continue reading
Posted in Common Soldier, Primary Sources
Tagged 10th Maine Infantry Regiment, 15th New York Engineers, 1st New York Cavalry, 5th Maine Infantry Regiment, Chandler's Band, Chauncey B. Reese, Clinton G. Colgate, Eric Hill, James O. Parsons, Joseph Hooker, Lincoln Cavalry, Portland, Saco, Samuel Franklyn Pierce, Unpublished-2022, VI Corps, William T. H. Brooks
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McIlvaine’s Hotel: A Landmark on the Road to Gettysburg
For those who over the years have traveled to Gettysburg with some regularity, I’m sure that each of us have some landmarks that once passed let us know we really are on the way to Gettysburg. For myself, there’s still … Continue reading
Posted in Battlefields & Historic Places, Ties to the War
Tagged 12th Pennsylvania Cavalry, 18th Virginia Cavalry, 1st New York Cavalry, Abram Jones, Bedford PA, Bloody Run PA, Darius Couch, Fulton County PA, George Steuart, Gettysburg Campaign, John D. Imboden, Lewis B. Pierce, McConnellsburg PA, McIlvaine's Hotel, Ray's Hill, Robert Milroy, Route 30
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