Charles H. Walker settled in Columbia County after the war, and his descendants are committed to preserving and sharing his ...

Seen in their entirety for the first time, Emma Mordecai's US Civil War writings paint a seemingly contradictory picture of an anti-emancipation woman who was herself a minority The post Slave-owning ...

Charles H. Walker's family is committed to preserving and sharing his diary, which has entries from September 1861 through ...

George Buswell’s Civil War.” While that may be the most intriguing section for local readers, the diary includes much more of interest to a wider audience. At the end of 1863, after serving ...

It is the diary of Fearn's mother, a white southern slaveholding woman, recounting her experiences during and after the Civil War. In this segment, she considers emancipation and the effect it ...

Accessed 25 Mar. 2025. Elder, William Henry. Civil War Diary (1862-1865) of Bishop William Henry Elder, Bishop of Natchez. [Natchez? Miss.] R. O. Gerow, Bishop of Natchez-Jackson, 1960.

The Civil War broke out during his freshman year in college, and he enlisted in Company C of the 12th Iowa Infantry Regiment. Woods started writing a diary in the early fall of 1861 and continued ...

While participating in the SCOPE Project, Lynn Goldsmith kept a diary meticulously documenting her experiences in the Civil Rights movement. The diary is a unique resource documenting the experiences ...

Letters and Diaries of Lt. Ezra S. Griffin.” Petula wrote the book after “serendipitously” coming into possession of Griffin’s letters and journals written during the Civil War ...