Two brothers killed within months of each other during WWII.
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There’s some WWI and WWII veterans buried in a cemetery close to my house that I’m planning to clean for Memorial Day. What should/shouldn’t I use?
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Andrew J. Baker, my 4th Great Grandfather, who didn’t fight with his brothers in the Union Army.
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My 5th Great Grandfather fought with his son in the 19th Tennessee Infantry. He was killed at his first engagement at Mill Springs, missing the Battles of Shiloh, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, and Bentonville. His son deserted the day after his death.
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In honor of Mother’s Day: my mom on her wedding. I’ve always thought she was a splitting image of Cinderella.
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One of my few direct ancestors that was in the Union Army. He was a paid substitute in the 6th West Virginia Infantry from February - June 1865.
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One of my few direct ancestors that was in the Union Army. He was a paid substitute in the 6th West Virginia Infantry from February - June 1865.
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One of my few direct ancestors that was in the Union Army. He was a paid substitute in the 6th West Virginia Infantry from February - June 1865.
What was **normal everyday life** like for people living 50, 100, or more years ago? Featuring old photos, scanned documents, articles, and personal anecdotes that offer a glimpse into the past.
My 4th Great grandfather, who despite being able bodied and living in Illinois, didn’t fight in the civil war.
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My 4th GGF, Andrew Baker (left) with his veteran brother, James. Andrew didn’t serve despite being the oldest, but James fought with 5 of his brothers in the 8th Kentucky Infantry, and saw action at Perryville, Stones River, Chickamauga, and Lookout Mountain.
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My 4th Great Grandfather, who despite being completely able bodied and living in Illinois, wasn’t in the Civil War. Circa 1910 – McPherson, Kansas.
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My 4th Great Grandfather, who despite being completely able bodied and living in Illinois, wasn’t in the Civil War. Circa 1910 – McPherson, Kansas.
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My 4th Great Grandfather, who despite being completely able bodied and living in Illinois, wasn’t in the Civil War. Circa 1910 – McPherson, Kansas. Plus a photo with his wife.
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My Ancestors, The 5 Hoffman Brothers, all served in the Union Army. Info in comments.
What was **normal everyday life** like for people living 50, 100, or more years ago? Featuring old photos, scanned documents, articles, and personal anecdotes that offer a glimpse into the past.
My 4th Great Grandfather, who despite being able bodied and living in Illinois, wasn’t in the Civil War. Circa 1910 – McPherson, Kansas.
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My Union Soldiers impression from the Tennessee Rendezvous on April 12.
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My 4th Great Grandfather, one of my many unfortunate ancestors. He fought with the 4th Alabama Calvary with 3 of his brothers during the civil war. He was apparently the last CSA veteran in his county. Ca. 1920.
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My 4th Great Grandfather, who despite being completely able bodied and living in Illinois, wasn’t in the Civil War. Circa 1910 – McPherson, Kansas.
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My 4th Great Grandfather, who despite being completely able bodied and living in Illinois, wasn’t in the Civil War. Circa 1910 – McPherson, Kansas.
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My 4th Great Grandfather, who despite being completely able bodied and living in Illinois, wasn’t in the Civil War. Circa 1910 – McPherson, Kansas.
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My 5th Great Uncle, Corporal of the 3rd West Virginia Infantry. He was wounded in the left leg on August 29, 1862 during Jackson’s defense of Stony Ridge, just before the Battle of Bull Run II, which resulted in amputation. Circa 1900.
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My 5th Great Grandfather of the 15th West Virginia Infantry miraculously managed to avoid any form of combat as he went into hospital right as his regiment started engaging. He died of pneumonia during the Siege of Petersburg, missing the surrender of Appomattox.
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My 5th Great Grandfather of the 15th West Virginia Infantry miraculously managed to avoid any form of combat as he went into hospital right as his regiment started engaging. He died of pneumonia during the Siege of Petersburg, missing the surrender of Appomattox. 1862
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My 4th Great Grandfather from the 1850-1890s. Despite having 5 brothers that served in the Union Army, he surprisingly didn’t serve at all. Possibly because he had 6 children when the war started.
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My 4th Great Grandfather who attempted to enlist in the Union Army with 2 of his brother, but was rejected due to his age. Meanwhile his brother went on to fight.
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