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“He is the last of seven sons” – One Sanitary Agent Witnesses the Tragedy of War in St. Louis
In her first assignment as an agent with the Chicago branch of the U.S. Sanitary Commission, Jane Hoge witnessed the true tragedy, devastation, and sacrifices that the Civil War brought upon Americans. At age 50 and the mother of two … Continue reading →
Posted in Civilian, Emerging Civil War, Medical, Primary Sources, Western Theater
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Tagged death, Hospitals, jefferson barracks, Mourning, St. Louis, United States Sanitary Commission
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Visiting Grant Sites in St. Louis
While watching the premiere episode of History’s Grant miniseries, I could not help but smile as I saw the various places President and General Ulysses Grant visited or lived in my hometown of St. Louis. As I grew up, Grant was … Continue reading →
Cathay Williams / William Cathey: Buffalo Soldier
My father was a freeman, but my mother was a slave, belonging to William Johnson, a wealthy farmer who lived at the time I was born near Independence, Jackson County, Missouri.[1] So begins the story of Ms. Cathay Williams, the … Continue reading →
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Tagged 10th U.S. Cavalry, 38th U.S. Infantry, 9th U.S. Cavalry, black history, black history month, black-history-2018, Buffalo Soldiers, Cathay Williams, Female Soldiers, Fort Bayard, Fort Cummings, Fort Reily, Fort Union, General Barbara Lynne Owens, Invalid Pension, jefferson barracks, New Mexico, Philip Sheridan, Trinidad Colorado, USCT, Veteran Pension, washerwoman, William Cathey, women disguised as soldiers, women's studies
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ECW Weekender: Missouri Civil War Museum
Emerging Civil War welcomes back guest author Kristen M. Trout Nestled on an elevated plateau just south of St. Louis, Missouri lies the country’s oldest active military installation west of the Mississippi River. Established in 1826, Jefferson Barracks served in … Continue reading →
