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CIVIL WAR BIBLIOGRAPY Detre Library & Archives, Heinz History Center

1. All materials related to the civil war (Appendix A not included) Pg 1 2. Pictorial Histories Pg 61 3. Campaigns/Battles Pg 63 4. Gettysburg Pg 69 5. Regimental and Other Unit Histories Pg 74 6. Biography/Autobiography Pg 82 7. Diaries/Personal Narratives/Letters Pg 89 8. Soldiers/Arms/Military Ordnance/Goods Pg 96 9. Naval Operations Pg 99 10. Prison Camps Pg 100 11. Secret Services Pg 102 12. State/County/City Histories Pg 103 13. Veterans Organizations Pg 107 14. Fiction Pg 110 15. Miscellaneous Pg 111 16. Archival Pg 117 Appendix A - Civil War Articles in the Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine Pg 128 1. ALL MATERIALS RELATED TO THE CIVIL WAR A Bibliography of Sources for Civil War, Mexican War and Spanish American War Research in Western Pennsylvania.

• Compiled by Helen Wilson and Jean Sansenbaugher Morris. Pittsburgh: Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Special Publication No.2, 1978.

• qCS1-W526-S741-No. 2 A Borderland Confederate.

• Diaries and letters of William Lyne Wilson. Edited by Festus P. Summers. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1962.

• E605-W754 A Civil War Diary, Feb. 1864-Feb. 1865.

• By Pvt. Augustus Hively. Transcribed by Mary E. Lapetina. Compiled by Henry L. Hively. Pittsburgh: H. Hively, 1982.

• E470-H677 A Complete History of the Great American Rebellion.

• Volume 1 only. By Elliot G. Storke and Linus P. Brockett, joint author. Auburn,N. Y.: The Auburn Publishing Company, 1863-1865.

• E468-S885 A Complete History of the Great Rebellion: Or the Civil War in the United States, 1861-1865.

• Also biographical sketches of the principal actors in the great drama. By Dr. James Moore, Surgeon, 9th Pa. Cav. Introduction by Dr. R. Selton Mackenzie. Philadelphia: Quaker City Pub. House, 1868.

• E468-M822-1868 CASE A Few Acts and Actors in the Tragedy of the Civil War in the United States.

• By William Bender Wilson. Philadelphia: By the author, 1892. • dE468.9-W75


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A History of the Civil War, 1861-1865.

• By Benson J. Lossing and Matthew B. Brady. 16 parts. New York: The War Memorial Association, c 1895. • fE468.7-L879. v. 1-5

A History of the Civil War in the United States: With a preliminary view of its causes and biographical sketches of its heroes.

• By Samuel M. Schmucker. Philadelphia: J. W. Bradley,1863. • E468-S356

A House Divided: A study of statehood politics and the Copperhead movement in West Virginia.

• By Richard O. Curry. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1964. • E536-C97

A Pictorial History of the Civil War Years.

• By Paul M. Angle. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1967. • qE468.7-A589

A Prisoner of War in Virginia 1864-5.

• By George Haven Putnam, Adjutant and Brevet-Major 176th New York State Volunteers. New York and London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1912.

• qE468.7-A589 A Rebel War Clerk’s Diary at the Confederate States Capital.

• Volume I of II is missing. By J. B. Jones. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1866. • E605-J77

A Short History of the Confederate States of America.

• By Jefferson Davis. New York: Belford Co., 1890. • E487-D262

A Stillness at Appomattox.

• By Bruce Catton. New York: Pocket Books, c 1959. • dE470.2-C36-1959

A Woman’s War: Southern Women, Civil War, and the Confederate Legacy.

• By Edward D.C. Campbell and Kym S. Rice. The Museum of the Confederacy and the University Press of Virginia, Richmond and Charlottesville, 1996..

• fE628 W9 1996 A Youth’s History of the Great Civil War in the United States of America from 1861-1865.

• By Rushmore G. Horton. New York: Van Evrie, Horton & Co., 1867. • E468-H82

Aaron Eugene Bachman, My Experiences During the Civil War.

• Photocopy. Aaron Eugene Bachman enlisted in a Pennsylvania cavalry regiment, was captured in 1864 and sent to Andersonville Prison

• MFF2326 Abraham Lincoln, the War Years.

• 4 Volumes. With reproductions of photographs, cartoons, letters and documents. By Carl Sandburg. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1940.

• E457-S213-1940



Action at Aquila • 2nd Edition. By Hervey Allen. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, c 1938 (fiction). • PS3501-L5ac-1938

Address to the Surviving Soldiers of the Late War: At the organization of the Fayette County Veteran’s Association at Uniontown, Pennsylvania, August 27, 1879.

• By Dr. N. W. Truxal. • E462.99-F284-T875

Admiral Farragut.

• By Captain A. T. Mahan. New York: D. Appleton and Company, c 1892. • E467.1-F23-M214

Advance the Colors: Pennsylvania Civil War Battle Flags.

• 2 Volumes. By Richard A, Sauers. Harrisburg: Capitol Preservation Committee, 1987-1991. • fE527.4-S28-1987

Albert Moore, Diary, 1863-1864.

• Typed transcript of a sergeant in Company G, 28th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Dated from March 10, 1863 to June 19, 1864, the diary includes an account of the Battle of Gettysburg.

• MFF 3001 Alexander Adams, Papers.

• The file includes Adams’ enlistment and war record in Company A, 100th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. From Penn State Library, Pennsylvania Historical Collection.

• MFF 4001 Alexander Murdoch, Papers.

• Includes a regimental roster, copy of a speech entitled “The Battle of Drainsville,”delivered by Murdoch on his recollections of the Civil War (with transcript), and an article entitled “A Soldiers Diary,” detailing the history of Company A, 9th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment.

• MFF 2499 Alfred Charles Russel, Letter, 1864.

• The letter was written by Michael Dewalt, a soldier in Company E, 212th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, to his friend Mordeciah Cooley. The letter, written from Fort Craig near Washington D. C., describes camp life. • Acc. 1993.0203

Allegheny County.

• The file includes an Official price list of clothing, a Quarterly Return of Ordinance and Ordinance Stores, a Muster Roll of Capt. Andrew Larges’ Company and a Notice-Application for Pension for Soldiers.

• MFF 2828

Allegheny County Medal of Honor Recipients. • By Wes Slusher and Joe Pulgini. Civil War recipients and their individual actions are briefly described on

pages 7-20. Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Dept. of Property and Supply, 1995. • qUB434-P4-S5-1995

Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in the War for the Suppression of the Rebellion, 1861-1865.

• Roll of honor defenders of the flag, attack on Fort Sumter, S. C., April 12, 1861, surrender at Appomattox, Va., April 9, 1865. Published by authority of the Board of Managers, Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall. Compiled and arranged band under the direction of Samuel M. Evans. Pittsburgh, Pa., 1924.

• F157-A46-E92



Allegheny (Pa.) Select and Common Council, Minutes, 1840- 1907.

• The minutes include discussions of municipal war work during the Civil War. • MSS 0205

American Bastille.

• A history of the illegal arrests and imprisonment of American citizens during the late Civil War. By John A. Marshall. Philadelphia: T. W. Hartley, c 1869, 1871.

• E458.8-M36-1871 American Civil War Navies: A bibliography.

• By Myron J. Smith, Jr. Metuchen, N. J.: Scarecrow Press, 1972. • Z1242-S655

American Firearms Makers: Colonial period to the end of the 19th century.

• By Arthur Merwyn Carey. New York: Crowell, 1953. • TS535-C273 l

American Military History, 1607-1953.

• U. S. Dept. of the Army. Washington, 1956. See pages 189-259 for the Civil War. • E178-U58-1956

American Socket Bayonets, 1717-1873.

• By Donald B. Webster, Jr., Foreword by Roy T. Huntington. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Museum Restoration Service, 1964.

• qUD400-W3782

Amity, Pennsylvania: In the great American conflict. • By Manaean Sharp. Memorial Day, 1903. “Souvenir of dedication for Citizens Library of Washington,

PA, 55 S. College St., Apr. 1965.” Washington, Pa.: H. F. Ward, 1903? • F157-W39-A516-- S531-1965

An Abstract of the 1865 York County, Pennsylvania Assessors Military Roll.

• With surname index. Compiled and published by the South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Inc. York, Pa.: 1918.

• qCS1-S726-No. 33 An Alphabetical List of the Battles of the War of the Rebellion.

• Revised by Newton A. Strait. Compiled from official records of the U. S. Adjutant General and Surgeon General. J. H. Scull, 1880.

• E470.1-U58-A456

An Historical Report on a Civil War Soldier: Pocket Diary, 1863, Pvt. Andrew Hug. • Compiled by James W. Brown. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.: U. S. Army Material Systems Analysis

Activity, October 1980. • qE475.51-H891

An Illustrated History of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Civil, Political and Military.

• Chapter XVIII contains a broad overview of Pennsylvania’s participation in the Civil War. By William H. Egle. Harrisburg: De W. C. Goodrich & Co., 1876.

• F149-E31 An Oration Delivered on the Battlefield of Gettysburg, November 19, 1863.

• By Edward Everett. New York: Baker & Godwin, 1863.



• E475.56-E93 Andersonville.

• By MacKinley Kantor. Cleveland, Oh.: World Pub. Co., 1955 (fiction). • PS3521-A47an

Andersonville, Ga., U. S. A.

• By Peggy Sheppard. Sheppard Publications, 1973. • E612-A5-S53

Anecdotes of the Civil War in the United States.

• By Brevet Major-General E. D. Townsend. New York: D. Appleton,1884. • dE470-T74

Andrew Shenacker, Papers, 1863-1990.

• The file includes the Civil War record of Shenacker and correspondence concerning his life. Compiled by Percival D. Park.

• MFF 2805 Annals of the Army of the Cumberland: Comprising biographies, descriptions of departments, accounts of expeditions, skirmishes and battles; also its police record of spies, smugglers and prominent rebel emissaries.

• By an officer. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1863. o Same title. 1864 Edition. John Fitch is the author of both editions.

• E470.5-F64 • E470.5-F54-1864

Annual Report of the Gettysburg National Military Park Commission to the Secretary of War, 1893-1904.

• Washington, Gov’t. Print. Off., 1905. • E475.56-U58

Annual Report of the Society of the United States Military Telegraph Corps.

• Anniversary of the founding of the corps. 28th Reunion, Pittsburgh, Pa., August 1909. New York, n. d. • UG603-S678-1909

Annual Report, Pennsylvania Adjutant General’s Office.

• 1864. • UA43-P41

Antietam to Appomattox, 155th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Eighteen chapters, narratives of battles, sieges, marches, picketing, camp life and casualties of a veteran regiment, told by actual participants.

• E527.5-155th-P412 Appomattox: The Last Campaign.

• By Burleigh Cushing Rodick. New York: Philosophical Library, 1965. • E477.67-R69

Aunt and the Soldier Boys from Cross Creek, Pa., 1856-1866.

• With appendix by William H. Bartlett. Compiled by Janice Bartlett Reeder McFadden. Santa Cruz, Cal.: Moore’s Graphic Arts, 1970.

• qE601-M143

Autobiography and Personal Reminiscences of Maj. General Benjamin F. Butler. • Boston: A. M. Thayer & Co.,1892.



• E467.1-B87

Baker Family Papers, 1861-1862. • The file includes five letters from Charles J. Baker, a soldier with Company A, 45th Regiment,

Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, to his brother Hiram Baker, detailing life in various army camps and other news. Baker was mortally wounded on September 17, 1862 at Antietam.

• Acc. 1993.0126

Battlefield and Prison Pen: Or, through the war, and thrice a prisoner in rebel dungeons. • A graphic recital of personal experiences throughout the whole period of the late war for the Union. By

John W. Urban. Philadelphia: Hubbard Brothers, c 1882. • dE601-U72

Beale Family, Papers, 1861-1962 (Bulk, 1861-1865).

• Includes correspondence to Anna Martha Beale, a resident of Burrell Township, Westmoreland County, from friends and relatives serving with the Union Army during the Civil War. The letters deal with various aspects of the War, including the Battle of Ball’s Bluff (1861) and the Peninsular Campaign (1862).

• MFF 0004

Biographical Sketches of Eminent American Patriots. • By Joseph Taggart. Includes sketches of William Starke Rosecrans and Philip Henry Sheridan. Kansas

City, Mo.: The Burton Company, 1907. • E184-C3-T125

Boyhood Memories of the Civil War, 1861-1865.

• A 1932 letter of James W. Sullivan dealing with the invasion of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Carlisle, Pa.: Hamilton Library Association, 1933.

• E527-S95 Bracken Family, Papers, 1846-1902.

• Includes correspondence relating to the Civil War. • MFF 0055

Brunot Family, Papers, 1834-1968.

• Includes materials relating to the Civil War and Felix Brunot’s involvement in philanthropic and civilian relief work in support of the Union.

• MSS 0006 Bucktailed Wildcats, a Regiment (42nd) of Civil War Volunteers.

• By Edwin A. Glover. New York: T. Yoseloff, 1960. • E527.5-42nd-G55

Bullet and Shell: A soldier’s romance.

• By George F. Williams. Illustrated from sketches among the actual scenes. New York: Fords, Howard, & Hulbert, c 1882.

• E601-W72 Burial of General Rosecrans, Arlington National Cemetery, May 17, 1902.

• Society of the Army of the Cumberland. Cincinnati: The R. Clarke Company, 1903. • E467.1-R7-S678

Callen Family, Papers, 1862-1887.

• Includes correspondence to James Callen from his brother, David Callen, and other members of the 4th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry.



• MFF 0005 Camp-fire and Cotton Field: Southern adventure in time of war.

• By Thomas W. Knox. New York: Blelock and Company, 1865. • E601-K74

Campaigning with the Roundheads: The history of the One Hundredth Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry Regiment in the American Civil War, 1861-5.

• By William Gilfillan Gavin. Dayton, Oh.: Morningside House, 1981. • E527.5-100th

Campaigns and Battles of the Army of Virginia.

• By George Wise. New York: The Neale Pub. Co., 1916. • E534-W812

Campaigns of the Civil War: Atlanta.

• By Jacob Dolson Cox. New York: Jack Brussel, 1965. • dE476.7-C877-1965?

Campaigning With Grant.

• By General Horace Porter. New York: The Century Co., 1906, c 1897. • E672-P84

Captain Sam Grant.

• 1st Edition. By Lloyd Lewis. Boston: Little, Brown, 1950. • E672-L6744

Captain Thos. Espy Post No. 153: Catalogue of relics in the Memorial Room, Library Building, Carnegie, Pa., 1911.

• E646-P412-E77 Catalogue of Military Goods, for Sale by Francis Bannerman.

• New York, April 1903. Blue Point, Long Island, N. Y.: Reprinted 1960. • fUC263-B219-1960

Catalogue of the Museum of Flags, Trophies and Relics Relating to the Revolution, War of 1812, Mexican War and the Present Rebellion.

• To be exhibited at Philadelphia, June 7th, 1864 at the Great Central Fair. Sanitary Commission, Dept. of Arms and Trophies. Philadelphia: Crissy & Markley, 1864.

• E632-P544-U58 CASE

Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the City of Pittsburgh: Names and service of all members of the Allegheny County Bar who served in the war of 1861 and 1865.

• Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh: The Society, 1916. • F159.45-H67-1916

Chancellorsville and Gettysburg.

• By Abner Doubleday. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1908. • dE475.35-D72

Chancellorsville: Lee’s Greatest Battle.

• 1st Edition. By Edward J. Stackpole. Harrisburg, Pa.: Stackpole Co., 1958. • E475.35-S775



Chalfant Family, Papers1863-1864. July 5, 1863; December 9, 1864. • Written by James Chalfant to his brother, Henry, one from prison in South Carolina. • MFF 2201

Charles C. Kirchner: 1834-1913, saddler, Co. C, 4th Cavalry, and Sergeant, regimental saddler, 64th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1864.

• Compiled and written by Janet Kirchner Warter. Huntington Beach, Calif.: The Compiler, 1986. • qCS71-K61-W296

Charter and By-Laws of the Washington Infantry: 102 Regt., P. V. V. (old 13th) of Pittsburgh, Pa.

• Pittsburgh: McVay Printing Co., 1913. • dUA428-W31-C4-1913

Chronicles of the Twenty-First Regiment, New York State Volunteers: Embracing a full history of the regiment.

• By J. Harrison Mills. Buffalo: Repub. By the 21st Reg’t., Veteran Assn. of Buffalo by permission of the author, 1887.

• E523-21st-M657-1887 Civil War and Social Change in Georgia.

• Videorecording #3 of Geography in U. S. History. Agency for Instructional Technology, 1990. • LHRS-VIDEO-42

Civil War Battlefield Parks of Virginia.

• Virginia State Travel Service. Richmond: Dept. of Conservation & Economic Development. No date. • qE470.2-V817

Civil War Echoes: A series of articles based on letters of Pvt. Abram E. Kipp (1840-70) of Allegheny Township, Westmoreland County.

• By Edward S. Osheshkie. From the letters and a history of the 78th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Reproduced from the Valley New Dispatch, Tarentum, Pa., and The Daily Dispatch, New Kensington, Pa., April 11 through May 25, 1961.

• qE601-K57-O81 Civil War in Pictures.

• Edited by Fletcher Pratt. A compilation of drawings and reports, mainly from Harper’s Weekly and Frank Leslie’s illustrated newspaper, arranged with commentary. Garden City, New York: Garden City Books, c 1955.

o Same Title. New York, Holt, 1955. • E468.7-P914-C582 • qE468.7-P914

Civil War Letters of Alexander Adams.

• The letters were written by Adams, a Private, mostly to his mother during his service in the Union army. No publisher, no date.

• qE601-A21 Civil War Medicine.

• By Stewart Brooks. Springfield, Ill.: C. C. Thomas, 1966. • E621-B87

Civil War Naval Chronology, 1861-1865.

• U. S. Navy Dept., Naval History Division. Washington, D. C.,1962. Same Title. Washington, D. C., 1971. • qE591-U581-N316, qE591-U581



Clarkson Haught, Letter, July 20, 1862. • The letter was written by Haught to his mother, Nancy, from a camp near Harrison’s Landing, Va., and

details the activities of Haught and his father, James, both serving in Company D,7th Virginia Regiment, U. S. Volunteers.

• qE591-U581 Clugston Family, Papers, 1831-1974.

• The file includes Civil War correspondence of Robert Clugston. • MSS 0070

Col. A. W. Gilbert, Citizen-Soldier of Cincinnati.

• Edited by William E. Smith and Ophia D. Smith. Cincinnati: Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, 1934.

• F486-G45

Col. William Napton, Papers, 1847, 1861, 1869. • The file contains papers relating to the Mexican War and Civil War. New Jersey. • MFF 2136

Colonel Alexander K. McClure’s Recollections of Half a Century.

• Salem, Mass.: The Salem Press Company, 1902. • E415.7-M166

Colorado Volunteers in New Mexico, 1862. 1st Regiment Colorado Volunteers.

• Edited by Richard Harwell. Chicago: R. R. Donnelly, 1962. • E415.7-M166

Commanders of the Army of the Potomac.

• By Warren W. Hassler. Baton Rouge, La.: State Univ. Press, 1962. • E470.2-H355

Commission for Andrew Ivory to the 11th Infantry, Company G of the Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Includes commission papers for Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteers, 11th infantry. • Acc. 2000.0061

Concise History Of the Camp and Field Life of the 122d Regiment, Penn’a Volunteers.

• Compiled from notes, sketches, and incidents, recorded in the diary of George F. Sprenger. Lancaster Pa.: The New Era Steam Book Print, 1885.

• E527.5-122d Confederate Agent: A discovery in history.

• By James D. Horan. New York: Crown Publishers, 1954. • E608-H811-1960

Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Who Died as Prisoners of War at Camp Butler, Illinois, 1862-5.

• Compiled by Alexis A. Praus. Kalamazoo, Mich.: Edward Gray Publications. • qE616-B985-C748

Confederate Soldiers, Sailors and Civilians Who Died as Prisoners of War at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Ill., 1862-1865.

• Kalamazoo, Mich.: Edward Gray Publications, 1969. • qE616-D7-C748

Confederate States of America, Medical Director’s Office, Records, 1861-5.



• Included in the file is correspondence and other materials relating to the management of Confederate health services and transfer of Union and Confederate patients. The letters are from Medical Director, William A. Carrington, and CSA Surgeon, General Samuel P. Moore.

• MFF 0007 Contract Between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Dr. George L. Bomberger: For services as a medical officer during the Civil War.

• Dated March 21,1865. • MFF 2649

Cultural Story of an American City, Cleveland.

• By Elbert J. Benton. Includes as Part 2 a description of Cleveland under the shadow of the Civil War and reconstruction, 1850-1877. Cleveland: Western Reserve Historical Society, 1943.

• F486-W5-B478 Daring and Suffering: A history of the great railroad adventure.

• By Lt. William Pittenger. With an introduction by Rev. Alexander Clark. Philadelphia: J. W. Daughaday, 1863. “ The Great Locomotive Chase.”

• E473.55-P68

David Gregg: Pennsylvania Cavalryman. • By Milton V. Burgess. State College, Pa.: Nittany Valley Offset, c 1984. • qE527-G819-B955

David S. McCollough, Army Discharge, Vienna, Virginia, June 30, 1865.

• MFF1202 Dawson-Montgomery Families, Diary and Papers.

• Diary was kept by Alex Montgomery, who served for nine months (1862-1863) in Company F, 136th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. It documents his daily life and operations in which he participated, especially the Battle of Fredericksburg in December 1862, in which he was wounded. The August 1863 entry honors others in the regiment who died in battle.

• MSS 0101 Dear Esther: The Civil War letters of Private Aungier Dobb, Centerville, Pennsylvania.

• By Ralph Haas. Edited by Philip Ensley. Apollo, Pa.: Closson Press, c 1991. • qE527.6-22d-D632-1991

Dedication of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park.

• September 18-20, 1895.Compiled by H. V. Boynton. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1896. • E475.81-B789

Delaware During the Civil War, a Political History.

• By Harold B. Hancock. Wilmington: Historical Society of Delaware, 1961. • E500-H234-1961

Diary of General S. M. Jackson for the Year 1862.

• Apollo, Pa.: Pref., 1925. • dE601-J14

Diary of Gideon Welles: Secretary of the Navy under Lincoln and Johnson.

• 3 Volumes. Introduction by John T. Morse, Jr. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1911. • E468-W44



Dickson Courtney Shaw, Letters, 1862. • The letters are addressed to Wilson Shaw, with explanatory family notes by Mrs. Dan E. Tatorn. N. P. May

7, 1966. U. S. Frigate, Constitution, 1862. • MFF 2162

Drum, Military Papers, 1861-1863, 1935.

• The file includes the Muster Roll for Capt. Andrew Larges’ Company G, 13th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, for December 31, 1861, at Camp Tennallytown, near Washington, D.C., the Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, 2nd Quarter 1863, for Company C, 102nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and the Official Price List for Clothing, etc., January 1, 1863.

• MFF 2828 Edgar A. Roth, Papers, 1874-1960.

• Roth was a Pittsburgh artist and historian and designer of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall. He wrote extensively on Western Pennsylvania history, including various Civil War regiments.

• MSS 0102 Edwin M. Stanton: His character and public services on the eve of the Rebellion.

• As presented in a series of papers by Henry Wilson and J. S. Black. Easton, Pa.: Cole, Morwitz & Co., 1871.

• E467.1-S79-W748 Edwin McMasters Stanton: The autocrat of rebellion, emancipation, and reconstruction.

• By Frank Abial Flower. Akron, Oh., New York: Saalfield Pub. Co., 1905. • E467.1-S79-F64

Ellen McKee, Papers, 1965-1975.

• McKee was active in pre serving the history of Wilkinsburg, Pa., and vicinity. The file includes research notes on history, primarily documenting the town’s contribution to the Civil War. Of note are biographical sketches of soldiers, histories of regiments and GAR Posts and the listing of soldiers buried in the Beulah and Hebron Cemeteries.

• MFF 0015

Elwood’s Stories of the Old Ringgold Cavalry, 1847-1865: The first three-year cavalry of the Civil War. • Introduction by Rev. H. H. Ryland. Coal Center, Pa.: The Author, J. W. Elwood, 1914. • E527.6-22nd-R58CASE

Executive Committee of Bounty Fund and Gen. T. M. Howe, Letter Book.

• Pittsburgh, July 26, 1862-March 25, 1864. • MFF 0097

Eye of the Storm: A Civil War Odyssey.

• Charles F. Bryan, Jr., and Nelson D. Lankford, eds., The Free Press, New York, 2000. Drawings of Robert Knox Sneden with excerpts from his diary.

• E601 S667 2000 Felix Reville Brunot, 1820-1898.

• A civilian in the war for the union, president of the first Board of Indian Com missioners. By Charles Lewis Slattery. New York, London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1901.

• dE93-B89-S63

Fighting by Southern Federals. • By Charles C. Anderson. The author shows that 634,255 southern soldiers, colored and white, fought for

the preservation of the Union. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1912.



• E491-A54 Following the Flag: From August 1861 to November 1862 with the Army of the Potomac.

• By Charles C. Coffin. New York: Hurst & Co., c 1863. Same Title: Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1865 (c 1864).

• dE470-C67.1865 CASE

Following the Greek Cross: Or, memories of the Sixth Army Corps. • By Thomas W. Hyde. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1894. • E493. 1-6th-H99

Forty-Seventh National Encampment, Grand Army of the Republic: Chattanooga, Tenn., September 15-20, 1913.

• Official Program, issued by authority of Chattanooga Encampment Association, Purse Printing Co., 1913. • qE462.1-A2-47th

Four Years in Secessia: Adventures within and beyond the Union lines.

• By Junius Henri Browne. Hartford: O. D. Case & Company, 1865. • E468.9-B882

14th Pennsylvania Cavalry Association, Papers, 1888-1891.

• Includes a letter of invitation and a brochure for the ninth reunion of the Association in 1891. • MFF 2665

Four Years of Fighting: A volume of personal observation with the army and navy, from the first battle of Bull Run to the fall of Richmond.

• By Charles C. Coffin. Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1866. • E470-C67f

Four Years under Marse Robert.

• By Robert Stiles. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1910, c 1903-4. • E605-S85

Four Years with the Army of the Potomac.

• By Regis de Trobriand. Translated by George K. Dauchy. Boston: Ticknor and Company, 1889. • E470.2-T843

Francis Gregg, Letters, 1862-1863.

• The letters were written to Gregg’s wife and children on October 14, 1862 and April 21, May 5 and 8, June 8 and July 14, 1863.

• MFF 2236

Francis W. Bruce, Letters, 1863. • The letters are addressed to John McAllister. Pittsburgh, June 16, 1863. They describe the reactions of

Pittsburghers to Lee’s 1863 invasion of Pennsylvania. • MFF 0418

Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Famous Leaders and Battle Scenes of the Civil War.

• Introduction by Joseph B. Carr. Edited by Louis S. Moat. New York: Mrs. Frank Leslie, 1896. • fE468.7-M687

Frazier March Winans, Papers, 1847-9, 1851, 1861.

• The papers relate to Winan’s military service in the Mexican and Civil Wars. • MFF 2266



Frederick Augustus James’s Civil War Diary: Sumter to Andersonville.

• Edited by Jefferson J. Hammer. Rutherford, Madison, Teaneck: Farleigh Dickinson University Press, c 1973.

• E611-J27

Frederick Jenny, Letter, November 21, 1864. • Letter written by John A. Percy, Sergeant, Battery B, 2nd Artillery, Pennsylvania Volunteers, to Col. Fr.

Jordan concerning the whereabouts of Frederick Jenny, also with Battery E. • MFF 2748

From Bull Run to Appomattox: A boy’s view.

• By L. W. Hopkins of Gen. J. E. B. Stuart’s cavalry, 6th Va. Reg., C. S. A. Baltimore: Press of Fleet-McGinley Co., c 1908.

• E605-H79 From Chattanooga to Petersburg under Generals Grant and Butler: A contribution to the history of the war, and a personal vindication.

• By William Farrar Smith. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Co., 1893. • E470.2-S66

From Libby to Freedom.

• By J. M. Oakley. Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine, June 1888. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1888. • E611-O11

From Manassas to Appomattox: Memoirs of the civil war in America.

• By James Longstreet. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1896. • E470-L85

From Tannery to White House: The life of Ulysses S. Grant.

• By William M. Thayer. New York: Hurst & Co., c 1885. • dE672-T369

Genealogy of Some Early Families in Grant and Pleasant Districts, Preston County, West Virginia.

• The frontispiece is a roster of Company H, 3rd Regiment, Potomac Home Brigade, Maryland Infantry. By Edward Thorp King. Marshalltown, Ia., 1933.

• F247-P93-K52 General Butler in New Orleans.

• The capture and administration of New Orleans in 1862. By James Parton. New York: Mason Brothers; Boston: Mason & Hamlin, 1864.

• E510-P27 General Grant.

• By James Grant Wilson. New York: D. Appleton and Co., c 1897. o Same Title. New York: D. Appleton, c 1897.

• dE672-W749 • dE672-W749-1897

General Hancock.

• By General Francis A. Walker. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1912, c 1894. o Same Title. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1894.

• dE467.1-H23-W17



• E467.1-H2-W179

General History of Company D, 149th Pennsylvania Volunteers: And personal sketches of the members. • Compiled by John W. Nesbit. Allegheny, Pa.: Thomas J. Kuhns & Co., no date.

o Same Title. Oakdale Print. and Pub. Co., 1908. • E527.5-149th • E527.5-149th-1908 CASE

General John A. Logan: A biography.

• By Byron Andrews. New York: N. S. Goodspeed & Co., 1884. • E664-B63-C7

General Johnston: Joseph E.

• By Robert M. Hughes. New York: D. Appleton and Company, c 1893. • E467.1-J74-H894

General Lee.

• By Fitzhugh Lee, his nephew. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1894. Same Title. • E467.1-L47-L45 • E467.1-L47-L45-1894

General McClellan.

• By General Peter S. Michie. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1901. • E467.1-M12-M62

General Officers of the Confederate Army, Officers of the Executive Departments of the Confederate States, Members of the Confederate Congress by States.

• Compiled and edited by Gen. Marcus J. Wright. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1911. • E467.1-M12-M62

General Scott.

• By General Marcus J. Wright. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1897. • dE403.1-S4-W952

General Sheridan.

• By General Henry E. Davies. New York: Appleton and Company, 1895. • E467.1-S55-D255

General Sherman.

• By Manning F. Force. New York: D. Appleton and Company, c 1899. • E476.1-S553-F697

General Thomas.

• By Henry Coppee. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1893. • E467.1- T4-C785

Generals and Battles of the Civil War.

• Pictorial with descriptive text in appendix. By A. W. Bromberger, 1891. • dE468.7-B64

George Blenam, Letter, March 23, 1863.

• Letter from Blevam to his uncle from Pittsburgh, the recruiting station for Blevam’s unit, the 14th U. S. Infantry.

• Acc. 1996.0072



George E. Hamilton, Letter, December 17, 1863.

• The letter is from Hamilton, a member of the 140th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, to his sister, Lide E. Hamilton.

• MFF 0912 George Levis, Letter, October 23, 1862.

• The letter is from George D. Kughler of West Greenville, Pa., to Levis (also spelled Levers) mentioning the Civil War draft in the area.

• MFF 2753

George McCully Laughlin, Photographs. • The file includes several photographs of George McCully Laughlin in Civil War uniform and a photograph

of a “Civil War Surrender Site.” • Acc. 1995.0164

George M. Draher, Papers, 1862-1869.

• Draher was a private in Company B, 63rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. The file includes two diaries, written in 1862 and1863, histories of Company B and the Battle of Gettysburg, discharge papers and other Civil War materials.

• MFF 2219

George W. Reed, Military Papers, 1862, 1863. • File includes a draft notice. New Brighton, Pa.; Washington, Pa. • MFF 2149

Georgia’s Confederate Soldiers: Unusual references to Confederate information.

• By Nancy J. Cornell. Riverdale, Ga.: N. J. Cornell, Jan., 1987. • qE566-G532-C814

Gettysburg: a History of the Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Association.

• With an account of the battle. By John M. Vanderslice. Philadelphia: Pub. by the Memorial Association, 1897.

• E475.53-V24

Gettysburg, A Novel. (fiction) • By Stephen Longstreet. New York: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1961. • PS3523-O52g

Gettysburg Made Plain: A succinct account of the campaign and battles, with the aid of one diagram and twenty-nine maps.

• By Abner Doubleday. New York: The Century Co., no date. • dE475.51-D727

Gettysburg Memorials: Report of the Gettysburg Memorial Commission of Ohio.

• 2nd Edition. Columbus, Oh.: Authorized By Act of General Assembly Approved April, 13, 1889. • E475.56-R425

Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania.

• By Frederick Tilberg. Washington, 1954. o Same Title. 1954, reprinted 1961.

• E475.56-T569 • E475.56-T569-1961



Gettysburg: The Final Fury. • By Bruce Catton. 1st Edition. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, 1974. • E475.53-C36

Gettysburg: The High Noon of Destiny.

• By J. R. Forrest. Presented by him to the soldiers of the sixtie at a banquet given by him, 1921. Washington, Pa.: J. R. Forrest(?), 1921.

• E475.53-F728

Gettysburg: The pictures and the story. • Revised Edition. Gettysburg, Pa.: Tipton and Blocher, 1913. • E475.53-G5-1913

Gettysburg Sketches: A concise and illustrated history of the Battle of Gettysburg.

• By Frederic Ray, Jr. Gettysburg, Pa.: Times and News Publishing Company, 1939. • qE475.53-R263

Gettysburg: The place, the battle, the outcome.

• By W. C. Storrick. Harrisburg, Pa.: J. Horace McFarland Co., c1932. • E475.53-S886-G394

Gettysburg, the Pivotal Battle of the Civil War.

• By Capt. Robert K. Beecham. Chicago: A. E. McClung & Co., 1911. • E475.53-B414

Gettysburg 1963: Report of the Gettysburg Centennial Commission.

• An account of the centennial commemoration. Compiled and edited by Lewis M. Simon. Harrisburg, 1964.

• E475.57-P415 Gettysburg: What They Did There.

• Profusely illustrated, historical guide book. By Luther W. Minnigh. 13th Edition. No printer, 1920. • E475.56-M663-G394-1920

Gilbert A. Hays, Papers, 1833-1950.

• Includes papers relating to Hays’ father, Gen. Alexander Hays, and the 12th and 63rd Regiments, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, as well as miscellaneous material relating to Gilbert Hays’ books on the life and letters of his father and the history of the 63rd Regiment.

• MSS 0099 Glimpses of the Nation’s Struggle.

• A series of papers read before the Minnesota Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. 6 Volumes. Minneapolis and St. Paul, 1887-1909.

• E464-G559 Glory Road.

• By Bruce Catton. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1952. • E470.2-C36

Grant and His Generals.

• 1st Edition. By Clarence E. N. Macartney. New York: McBride Co., 1953. • E467-M123

Grant and Sherman: Their Campaigns and Generals.



• By Hon. J. T. Headley. New York: E. B. Treat Co.; Chicago: C. W. Lilley, 1866. • E467-H43

Greene County, Records, 1785-1887.

• Includes miscellaneous papers relating to the 122nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. • MSS 0097

Guide to Federal Archives Relating to the Civil War.

• By Kenneth W. Munden and Henry Putney Beers. Washington: National Archives, National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1962.

• CD6047-M965

Guide to Indiana Civil War Manuscripts. • By Ann Turner. Indianapolis: Indiana Civil War Centennial Commission.1965. • E506-T64

Hardtack and Coffee: The unwritten story of army life.

• Edited by Richard Harwell. Chicago: R. R. Donnelley, 1960 • dE607-B59

Harper Family, Papers, 1796-1882 (Bulk, 1855-1866).

• Includes correspondence and materials documenting the school and military life of Albert Metcalf Harper. During the Civil War, Harper attained the rank of Major and Adjutant General of U. S. Volunteers.

• MSS 0008 Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War.

• By Henry Mills Alden and Alfred Hudson Guernsey. 2 Volumes. Puritan Press Co., 1866. o Same Title. 2 Volumes. Puritan Press Co., 1894.

• fE468.7-G93h v.1-2 • fE468.7-G93h-1894 v. 1-2

Harper’s Pictorial History of the Great Rebellion.

• 2 Volumes. McDonnell Bros.,1866-68. • fE468.7-G93 v. 1-2

Haskell of Gettysburg: His life and Civil War papers.

• Edited by Frank L. Byrne and Andrew T. Weaver. Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, • E601-H34

Havecotte Family, Papers, 1863-1879, 1984.

• Includes letters, a biography and other materials relating to William Havecotte’s service in Company E, 115th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, mostly in a clerical capacity.

• MFF 2792

Henry Eberle Papers. • Contains correspondence of Eberle, who was a member of the 28th Pennsylvania Volunteers. • Acc. 2002.0051

Henry McFarland, Account Book of Department Paymaster 863-1865.

• MFF 0089

Heroes, U. S. Marine Corps, 1861-1955. • Reference book for medals, badges, decorations, flags and citations for U. S. Marines. Civil War Medal of

Honor winners are listed on pages 5 and 6. 1st Edition. Washington, 1957.



• qVE23-B636 Highways and Byways of the Civil War.

• By Clarence Edward Macartney. Pittsburgh, Pa.: The Gibson Press, 1938. • E470.1-M13-1938

Hiller Family, Papers, 1861-1865, 1890-1915.

• Includes correspondence, diaries, pension records and discharge papers primarily documenting members of the Hiller family and Civil War veterans John Baird and William McCloskey.

• MSS 0249 Historic Views of America’s Greatest Battlefield: Gettysburg.

• Gettysburg, Pa.: Blocher’s, c 1920. • fE475.53-H673

Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army: From its organization, September 29, 1789, to March 2, 1903.

• By Francis B. Heitman. Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1903. o Same Title. To September 29, 1889. Washington, D. C.: The National Tribune, 1890.

• qU11-U58-M473 • U11-U58-H473-1890

History of Company K, 1st Infantry, Penn’s Reserves.

• By H. N. Minnigh. Duncansville, Pa.: “Home Print” Publisher, c 1891. • dE527.5-1st-M663

History of Durell’s Battery in the Civil War (Independent Battery D, Pennsylvania Volunteer Artillery).

• A narrative of the campaigns and battles of Berks and Bucks Counties’ artillerists in the war of the rebellion. By Charles A. Cuffel. Phila: Craig, Finley & Co., Printers,1903.

• E527.7.DCASE

History of Hampton Battery F, Independent Pennsylvania Light Artillery: Organized at Pittsburgh, Pa., October 8, 1861, mustered out in Pittsburgh, June 26, 1865.

• Compiled by William Clark. Akron, Oh. and Pittsburgh: The Werner Company, 1909. • E527.7.FCASE

History of Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• By Samuel P. Bates. 5 Volumes. Harrisburg: B. Singerly, State Printer,1869-1871. Index. Edited by Janet Hewett. Compiled by Richie Broadfoot. 4 Volumes. Wilmington, N. C.: Broadfoot Pub. Co., 1994. This is a dual index to both the original and reprint editions.

• qE527-B32, qE527-B32-Index History of the Administration of President Lincoln: Including his speeches, letters, addresses, proclamations, and messages. With a preliminary sketch of his life.

• By Henry J. Raymond. New York: J. C. Derby & N. C. Miller, 1864. Enlarged Edition. Including closing scenes connected with his life and death, and added anecdotes and personal reminiscences of President Lincoln by Frank B. Carpenter. New York: Derby and Miller, 1865.

• dE456-R26, E456-R26l

History of the Army of the Potomac. • By J. H. Stine. Philadelphia: J. B. Rodgers Printing Co., 1892. • E470.2-S859

History of the “Bucktails,” Kane Rifle Regiment of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps (13th Pa. Reserves, 42nd



of the Line). • Published by William H. Rauch, historian, for the regimental association. By O. R. Howard Thomson and

William H. Rauch, with dedicatory note by the Hon. Edward A. Irvin. Philadelphia: Electric Printing Company, 1906.

• E527.5-42dCASE

History of the Civil War in America. 4 Volumes. • By the Comte de Paris. Philadelphia: J. H. Coates & Co., 1875-88. • E468-P23 v. 1-4

History of the Eighteenth Regiment of Cavalry, Pennsylvania Volunteers (163d Regiment of the Line), 1862-1865.

• Compiled and edited by the Publication Committee of the Regimental Association. New York: Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co., 1909.

• E527.6-18thCASE History of the Eighty-Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1865: Comprising an authentic narrative of Casey’s Division at the Battle of Seven Pines.

• By Luther S. Dickey. New York: C. & W. E. Powers, 1915. • qE527.5-85th

History of the Eighty-Seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Prepared from official records, diaries, and other authentic sources of information. By George R. Prowell. Published under the auspices of the regimental association. Illustrated with over one hundred engravings and portraits. York, Pa.: Press of the York Daily, 1903.

• E527.5-87th CASE History of the Fifth West Virginia Cavalry, Formerly the Second Virginia Infantry, and of Battery G, First West Virginia Light Artillery.

• By Frank S. Reader. New Brighton, Pa.: F. S. Reader, 1890. • E536.6-5th CASE

History of the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry: Recruited and known as the Anderson Cavalry in the rebellion of 1861-1865.

• Edited and compiled by Charles H. Kirk. Assisted by the Historical Committee of the Society of the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Philadelphia, 1906.

• qE527.6-15th CASE History of the First Battalion Pennsylvania Six Months Volunteers and 187th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry: Six months and three years service, Civil War, 1863-1865.

• Compiled by James M. Gibbs. Harrisburg, Pa.: Central Printing and Publishing, 1905. • E527.5-187th

History of the Forty-Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1865.

• Written by the comrades. Edited and arranged by Allen D. Albert. Williamsport, Pa.: Grit Publishing Company, 1912.

• E527.5-45th CASE

History of the Grand Army of the Republic. • By Robert B. Beath. With an introduction by General Lucius Fairchild. New York: Bryan, Taylor & Co.;

Cincinnati: The Jones Bros. Pub’g Co., c 1888. • E462.1-A19

History of the Michigan Organizations at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863.

• By Charles E. Belknap. Lansing, Mich.: R. Smith Printing Co., c 1897, 1899.



• E475.81-B43

History of the Old Flag of the Eighty-Fifth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers: Civil War, 1861-5. • By James Hadden. Uniontown, Pa.: The News Standard, 1902. • E527.5-85th

History of the 101st Regiment, Pennsylvania Vetera6n Volunteer Infantry 1861-1865.

• By John A. Reed with Luther S. Dickey as collaborator. Chicago: L. S. Dickey & Co., 1910. • qE527.5-101st

History of the 103d Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1865.

• By Luther S. Dickey. Chicago: L. S. Dickey, 1910. • qE527.5-103dCASE

History of the 104th Pennsylvania Regiment: From August 22nd, 1861, to September 30th, 1864.

• By William W. H. Davis. Philadelphia: Jas. B. Rodgers, Printer, 1866. • E527.5-104thCASE

History of the One Hundred and Fifth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• A complete history of the organization, marches, battles, toils, and dangers participated in by the Regiment from the beginning to the close of the war, 1861-1865. By Kate M. Scott. Philadelphia: New-World Publishing Company, 1877.

• E527.5-105th History of the One Hundred and Sixth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 2d Brigade, 2d Division, 2d Corps, 1861-1865.

• By Joseph R. C. Ward. Philadelphia: T. McManus, Jr. & Co., 1906. • E527.5-106th

History of the 118th Pennsylvania Volunteers, Corn Exchange Regiment.

• From their first engagement at Antietam to Appomattox, to which is added a record of its organization and a complete roster. Fully illustrated with maps, portraits, and over one hundred illustrations, with addenda. By the Survivors’ Association, 118th (Corn Exchange) Regt., P. V. Philadelphia, Pa.: J. L. Smith, 1905.

• E527.5-118th History of the 121st Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• “An account for the ranks.” Revised edition. By the Survivors’ Association. Philadelphia: Press of Catholic Standard and Times, 1906, c 1905.

• E527.5-121st History of the One Hundred and Twenty-Fourth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the War of the Rebellion, 1862-1863: Regimental reunions, 1885-906, history of monument.

• Compiled by Robert M. Green. Approved by the Regimental Committee. Philadelphia: Ware Bros. Company, Printers, 1907.

• E527.5-124th History of the One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1862-1863.

• By the Regimental Committee. Printed by J. B. Lippincott Company, 1906. • E527.5-125th

History of the One Hundred and Fortieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• By Prof. Robert Laird Stewart. Published by authority of the Regimental Association. Philadelphia: Printed by the Franklin Bindery, 1912.

• E527.5-140th



History of the One Hundred and Fiftieth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, Second Regiment, Bucktail Brigade.

• By Lt. Col. Thomas Chamberlin. Revised and enlarged edition, with complete roster. Philadelphia: T. McManus, Jr. & Co.,1905.

• E527.5-150th CASE History of the One Hundred and Fifty-Third Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry: Recruited in Northhampton County, Pa., 1862-1863.

• Written by Rev. W. R. Kiefer; assisted by Newton H. Mack. Easton: The Chemical Publishing Co., 1909. • E527.5-153d

History of the Pennsylvania Reserves: A complete record of the organization and of the different companies, regiments and brigades.

• Compiled from official reports and other documents. By J. R. Sypher, Esq. Lancaster, Pa.: Published by E. Barr & Co., 1865.

• E527.5-S99

History of the Pittsburgh Washington Infantry, 102nd (old13th) Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers, and Its Forebears.

• Includes history of participation in the Civil War. By John H. Niebaum, historian. Pittsburgh: Burgum Printing Company, 1931.

• qUA428-W31

History of the Ram Fleet and the Mississippi Marine Brigade in the War for the Union on the Mississippi and its Tributaries.

• By Warren D. Crandall. St. Louis: Press of Buschart Brothers, 1907. • E591-C89

History of the Second Army Corps in the Army of the Potomac.

• By Francis A. Walker. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1886. • E493.1-2d-W179

History of the Second Pennsylvania Veteran Heavy Artillery (112th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers) from 1861 to 1866: Including the Provisional Second Penn’a Heavy Artillery.

• Revised. By George W. Ward. Philadelphia, Pa.: G. W. Ward, Printer, 1904. • E527.7-2d

History of the Seventeenth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry: or one hundred and sixty-second in the line of Pennsylvania volunteer regiments, war to suppress the rebellion, 1861-1865.

• Compiled from records of the rebellion, official reports, recollections, reminiscences, incidents, diaries and company rosters, with an appendix, by H. P. Moyer, formerly bugler Company E, 17th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry. Lebanon, Pa.: Sowers Printing Company, 1911.

• E527.6-17th History of the Seventy-Eighth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• Edited by J. T. Gibson under the direction of the Historical Committee of the Regimental Association, 1905. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Press of the Pittsburgh Printing Co., 1905.

• E527.5-78th History Sixty-First Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1865.

• By Abraham T. Brewer. Pittsburgh: Art Engraving & Printing Co., 1911. • qE527.5-61st CASE



History of the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry, Sixtieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the American Civil War, 1861-1865.

• Compiled by the Regimental History Committee, in accordance with a resolution of the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry Association. Philadelphia: Franklin Printing Company, 1905.

• qE527.6-3d History of the Twelfth Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps (41st Regiment of the Line), from Its Muster into the United States Service, August 10th, 1861, to Its Muster Out, June 11th, 1864.

• Together with biographical sketches of officers and men and a complete muster-out roll. Compiled from official reports, letters, and other documents. By M. D. Hardin. New York: Pub. by the Author, 1890.

• E527.5-41st History of the Twenty-Third Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry, Birneys Zouaves: Three months and three years service, Civil War.

• Compiled by the secretary by order of the Survivors Association, Twenty- Third Regiment, 1903-1904. Philadelphia? 1904?

• qE527.5-23d History of the United States from the Compromise of 1850 to the Final Restoration of Home Rule at the South in 1877.

• By James Ford Rhodes. New York, London: The Macmillan Company, 1910, c 1892. • E415.7-R47 v. 1-7

History of the United States Sanitary Commission: Being the general report of its work during the war of the rebellion.

• By Charles J. Stille. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1866. • E631-U58

History of the United States Secret Service.

• By General L. C. Baker. Philadelphia: L. C. Baker, 1867. • E608-B16

History of the Washington Infantry of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Thirty-sixth anniversary, 1855-1891.

• Pittsburgh, 1891. • longUA428-W31h

Hugh Alfred Ayres, Papers, 1861-1896.

• Papers include correspondence and writings of Alfred Ayres during his service as Captain of Company H, 78th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. The letters were written to his wife and describe the battles of Chickamaunga (Ga.), Chattanooga (Tenn.), his support of Gen. Rosecrans' order forbidding railroad travel of women in the South, and his impressions of the state of the Union Army while fighting in the South. Writings include two drafts of a verse poem and a prose reminiscence describing the Battle of Dallas (Ga.) in 1864, also known as New Hope Church. Also included is Ayres' discharge certificate from the 13th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers in 1861. Hugh Alfred (Alf) Ayres was born in Butler, Pennsylvania and served with the 13th and 78th Regiments of Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Civil War. He married Elizabeth Kerr in 1861 and returned to Butler after the war. Ayres held political offices in Butler and worked in merchandising and the oil industry after the war.

• MFF 0067 Human Interest Stories of the Three Days Battles at Gettysburg.

• By Herbert L. Grimm and Paul L. Roy. Gettysburg: Pa. Times and News Publishing Co., c 1927. • qE475.53-G864

Humphrey F. Carson, Military Papers, 1861-1864, 1888-1897.



• Papers include military documents from Humphrey's service with the 193rd Regiment, Company F and the 12th Regiment, Company F of the Pennsylvania Volunteers. Also included are pension document from his military service. Humphrey F. Carson was born in Westmoreland County, Pa. He served in the military during the Civil War and the Mexican War.

• MFF 2200 I Rode with Stonewall: Being chiefly the war experiences of the youngest member of Jackson’s staff from the John Brown raid to the hanging of Mrs. Surratt.

• By Henry Kyd Douglas. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, c 1940. • E470-D733, E470-B63-1961

Illustrated Catalog of Civil War Military Goods: Union weapons, insignia, uniform accessories and other equipment.

• By Schuyler, Hartley and Graham. New York: Dover Publications, 1985. • fE646.5-S38-1985

Illustrated Life, Campaigns and Public Services of Philip H. Sheridan (Major-General Sheridan).

• By C. W. Denison. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Brothers, 1865. • Case-E467.1-S55-D39

Images from the Storm: 300 Civil War Images by the Author of Eye of the Storm

• Charles F. Bryan, Jr., James C. Kelly, Nelson D. Lankford. The Free Press, New York, 2001. Complete set of the works of Robert Knox Sneden.

• qE468.7 S769 2001 In and Out of the Lines: An accurate account of incidents during the occupation of Georgia by Federal troops in 1864-65.

• By Frances Thomas Howard. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1905. • dE605-H84

In Memoriam, Edwin McMasters Stanton, His Life and Work: With an account of dedication of bronze statue in his native city.

• By Joseph B. Doyle, under auspices of the Stanton Monument Association. Steubenville, Oh.: The Herald Printing Company, 1911.

• E467.1-S79-D75

Incidents and Adventures in Rebeldom: Libby, Belle-Isle, Salisbury. • By George W. Darby. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Press of Rawsthorne Engraving & Printing Company, 1899. • E611-D21

Indiana in the Civil War Era, 1850-1880.

• By Emma Lou Thornbrough. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau and Indiana Historical Society, 1965. • F526-H67-v.3

Indiana in the War of the Rebellion.

• Report of the Adjutant General. A reprint of Volume 1 of the 8 Volume report prepared by W. H. H. Terrell. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1960.

• F521-I39-v.41

Indiana Politics During the Civil War. • By Kenneth M. Stampp. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1949. • F521-I39-v.31



Infantry Tactics: For the instruction, exercise and maneuver of the soldier, a company, line of skirmishers, battalion, brigade or corps d’ armee.

• Volume 1 only. By Brig. Gen. Silas Casey. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1862. • Case- UD160-C338-1862

Infantryman Pettit: The Civil War letters of Corporal Frederick Pettit, late of Company C, 100th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry Regiment, “The Roundheads”,1862-1864.

• Edited by William Gilfillan Garvin. Shippensburg, Pa.: White Mane Pub. Co., c 1990. • E527.5-100th-P47-1990 CASE

Instructions for Making Muster-Rolls: Mustering into service, periodic payments and discharging from service of volunteers or militia.

• Revised. War Department. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1863. • dU113-U58-I59-1863

James A. Garfield, Papers, 1856-1881.

• Includes correspondence primarily relating to post-Civil War matters, but also includes a photocopy of a military commission for Garfield, a Colonel in the 42nd Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 0017

James B. Ross, Diary, August 8, 1862-May 7, 1863. • Includes transcription of Ross's diary from August 8, 1862 to May 8, 1863 while serving with the 123rd

Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, Colonel B. Clark Infantry. The diary contains profound remarks on camp logistics, regiment review and every day weather. Of note is a short humorous episode with President Lincoln witnessed by the author of the diary in Washington on September 12, 1862. Ross was a native of West Manchester, Allegheny County, Pa., and was a soldier in Company G, 123rd Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers. He served with the regiment until he was mustered out with the company on May 13, 1863. Of note is his relative inactivity in warfare, as well as of the whole company G, and Ross's first vote on October 14, 1862.

• MFF 0181

James Buchanan and His Cabinet on the Eve of Secession. • By Philip Gerald Auchampaugh. Lancaster, Pa.: Private Printing, 1926. • E436-A89

James Dickson, Papers, 1858-1894.

• Dickson was an accountant and partner in the dry-goods store of McElroy and Dickson at Fourth and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh. The papers consist primarily of financial ledgers and materials but include some Civil War materials.

• MSS 0027

James Galloway Dinwiddie Findley, Civil War Correspondence 1862-1864. • Findley was an enlisted man and officer in Companies F and K, 91st Ohio Volunteer Infantry from Butler

County and a great grandson of Congressman William Findley. Later, he was a United Presbyterian minister in Ohio and New York.

• MFF 0050

James R. Grant, Papers, 1862-1889. • Includes various documents relating primarily to Grant’s service as Captain commanding Company K of

the Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Grant, a resident of Franklin, Pa., was a prominent businessman and elected official.

• MSS 0124

James Veech, Papers, 1838-1879.



• The papers include correspondence relating to the defense of Uniontown in the Civil War and the Pittsburgh Sanitary Commission, 1864.

• MSS 0147 James W. Eberhart, Diaries of Salisbury Prison, 1864-1865.

• MFF 0184

Jarrett Collection. • Letters from Robert Taggert, 1861 and 1862. Taggert was Captain of Co. C 9th Pennsylvania Reserves. • MFF 2258

Jefferson College, Autograph Albums, 1856-1861.

• Kept b students at the College in Canonsburg, Pa., includes references to the Civil War and one signature from a student at Camp Wilkins in Pittsburgh.

• MFF 0036 Jefferson Davis Gets His Citizenship Back.

• By Robert Penn Warren. Lexington, Ky.: Univ. Press of Kentucky, c 1980. • E467.1-D26-W286

John Adams Dennis, Civil War Diaries, 1862-1864.

• The file includes handwritten excerpts from the diaries. • MFF 0209

John Brown’s Body.

• By Stephen Vincent Benet. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc., 1928. • E451-B465

John Covode, Papers, 1838-1892.

• Includes papers relating to Covode’s career as a Westmoreland County businessman and in the U. S. House of Representatives during the Civil War, when he was a member of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War, as well as correspondence from his son George, a colonel in the Pennsylvania cavalry.

• MSS 0018 John Foster Papers, 1862-1864.

• Contains correspondence of John Foster, a member of the 103rd Pennsylvania, to his wife. He was captured in 1864 and died in Andersonville Prison.

• Acc. 2000.0209 John H. Fleming, Civil War Letters, 1862-March 6, 1865.

• Titled: A Palace Guard View of Lincoln. Compiled by Christian Brun. The file includes a colored photograph of Fleming, a member of Company K, 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 2195 John I. Nevin, Diary and Papers, 1858-1894.

• The documents describe Nevin’s service during the Civil War as an officer with the 93rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Nevin was captured and sent to Libby Prison in 1862.

• MSS 0064

John S. Patton, Papers, 1863-1923. • Included are letters 1863, and diaries, 1865-1923. Brownsville, Pa. • MSS 0126

John W. Ainsworth, Military Discharge, June 30, 1865.



• Ainsworth was a member of Company A, 5th Pennsylvania Volunteer Heavy Artillery, 204th Regiment of the Line.

• MFF 2777 John White Geary, Soldier-Statesman, 1819-1873.

• By Harry Marlin Tinkcom. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1940. • E476.1-G29-T589

Johnny Reb and Billy Yank.

• By Alexander Hunter. Illustrated by Harold Macdonald and R. O. Tolman. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1905.

• E605-H94

Johnson’s New Illustrated (Steel Plate) Family Atlas. • Includes a chronological history of the Civil War. New York: Johnson and Ward, 1863. • fG1019-F535

Joseph Albree, Papers, 1842-1898.

• The file includes correspondence and other papers detailing life in Pittsburgh during the Civil War and various philanthropic activities associated with the war effort. Albree owned a shoe store and ornamental iron works and was active in civic organizations supporting the Union cause.

• MSS 0047

Joseph L. McQuaide, Papers, 1853-1863. • Contains primarily correspondence from Camp Wilkins, Pittsburgh, and various camps in Virginia relating

to McQuaide’s service in Company C, 9th Pennsylvania Reserves, 38th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, until his death at the Second Battle of Bull Run on August 30, 1862.

• MFF 0133 Joseph Russell Caldwell, Papers, 1857-1901.

• Includes materials relating to Caldwell’s service in Company G, 10th Pennsylvania Reserves, during the Civil War.

• MFF 2789 Journal of the Convention of the State of Arkansas: Which was begun and held in the Capitol, in the City of Little Rock, on Monday, the fourth day of March, one thousand, eight hundred and sixty-two.

• Little Rock: Johnson & Yerkes, State Printers, 1861. • JK9780-A15-1861 CASE

Journal of the Thirty-Ninth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic: Denver, Colorado, September 7th and 8th, 1905.

• Boston: Griffith-Stillings Press, 1905. • JK9780-A15-1861 CASE

Journal of the Thirty-Sixth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic: Washington, D. C., October 9th to 10th, 1902.

• Includes roster of the officers of the national encampment. 1866-1902. Minneapolis: Kimball & Storer, 1903.

• E462.1-U5-1902 Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and the Atlanta Campaign.

• U. S. National Park Service. Washington, D. C., 1956. • qE476.7-U58-K34



L. Morris Carnegie, Letter, 1861. December 23, 1861. • Written to M. Lyde Homer. • MFF 0466

Last Charge at Gettysburg.

• By George Edward Vickers. Philadelphia: Herald Company, 1899. • E475.51-V637

Last Hours of Sheridan’s Cavalry.

• By Henry Edwin Tremain. New York: Bonnell, Silver and Bowers, 1904. • E477.67-T78

Laughlin Family, Papers.

• The file includes a biography of Laughlin, letters to his family and fiancée during the war and an article titled “Memories of Appomattox”, written by Laughlin and edited by Charles A. McClintock, appearing in the Western Pennsylvania History Magazine, Volume 42, September 1959. Laughlin joined the 155th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, in 1862, served throughout the war and ended as a Captain and Brevet Major.

• Acc. 1995.0262 Lawrence County, Pennsylvania Soldiers: Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War.

• By Paul W. Myers. Apollo, Pa.: Closson Press, c 1988. • qUA420-L36-M996

Leaves from the Diary of an Army Surgeon: Or, Incidents of field, camp and hospital life.

• By Thomas T. Ellis. New York: J. Bradburn, 1863. • dE601-E47 CASE

Lee. By Douglas Southall Freeman.

• An abridgement in one volume, by Richard Harwell, of the four-volume R. E. Lee. New York, Scribner, 1961.

• E467.1-L47-F855 Lee: A Biography.

• By Douglas Southall Freeman. 4 Volumes. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1945. • E467.1-L47-F855-1945

Lee and His Cause: Or the why and the how of the war between the states.

• By John R. Deering. New York & Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1907. • dE487-D312

Lee and Longstreet at High Tide: Gettysburg in the light of the official records.

• By Helen D. Longstreet. Gainesville, Ga.: The Author, 1904. • E475.53-L85

Lee the American.

• By Gameliel Bradford. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., The Riverside Press, Cambridge, 1929.

• E467.1-L47-B799-1929 Lee’s Invasion of Northwest Virginia in 1861.

• By Granville Davisson Hall. Chicago: Press of the Mayer & Miller Company, 1911. • E472.1-H17



Lee’s Lieutenants: A study in command. • By Douglas Southall Freeman. 3 Volumes. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1942-44. • E470.2-F855

Letter to Josiah Stephenson a produce merchant, by the man he paid to substitute for him in the Civil War.

• The letter is from Elisha McGuire to Josiah Stephenson a produce merchant, the man he paid to substitute for him in the Civil War, June 1, 1862

• Acc. 1996.0128 Letters of a Civil War Surgeon.

• Edited by Paul Fatout. Letters of William Watson of the 105th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. West Lafayette, Ind., 1961.

• E601-W343 Letters of Ulysses S. Grant to His Father and His Younger Sister, 1857-78.

• By his nephew, Jesse Grant Cramer. New York and London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1912. • E672-G764

Life and Achievements of James Addams Beaver.

• Early life, military services and public career of the commander of the 148th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. By Frank A. Burr. Philadelphia: Ferguson Bros. & Co., Printers, 1882.

• dE467.1-B39-B968 Life and Deeds of General Sherman.

• By Henry Davenport Northrop. Philadelphia: Globe Bible Pub. Co., c 1891. • E467.1 S553-N877

Life and Letters of Alexander Hays: Brevet Colonel United States Army, Brigadier General and Brevet Major General United States Volunteers.

• Edited and arranged with notes and contemporary history by George Thornton Fleming from data compiled by Gilbert Adams Hays. Pittsburgh, Pa., 1919.

• E467.1-H42-F59 Life and Military Service of Matthias Manner, 1841-1864.

• By Marcella Manner Stephenson. Edited by Clarence D. Stephenson. Marion Center, Pa.: M. M. Stephenson? November 1962.

• CS71-M281-S836 Life in the Confederate Army: Being personal experiences of a private soldier in the Confederate Army.

• By Arthur P. Ford and Marion Johnstone Ford. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1905.

• dE605-F69

Life of Wm. Tecumseh Sherman. • By W. Fletcher John- son. With an introduction by Maj. Gen. O. O. Howard. Philadelphia: Edgewood

Publishing Company, 1891. • E467.1-S553-J71

Life Struggles in Rebel Prisons.

• By Joseph Ferguson. Introduction by Rev. Joseph T. Cooper. Appendix lists Pennsylvania prisoners of war who died at Andersonville. Philadelphia: J. M. Ferguson, 1865.

• dE611-F35 CASE Life and Achievements of James Addams Beaver.




• dE467.1-B39-B968 Life and Deeds of General Sherman.


Life and Letters of Alexander Hays: Brevet Colonel United States Army, Brigadier General and Brevet Major General United States Volunteers.


• E467.1-H42-F59 Life and Military Service of Matthias Manner, 1841-1864.

• By Marcella Manner Stephenson. Edited by Clarence D. Stephenson. Marion Center, Pa.: M. M. Stephenson? November 1962.

• CS71-M281-S836 Life in the Confederate Army: Being personal experiences of a private soldier in the Confederate Army.


• dE605-F69

Life of Wm. Tecumseh Sherman. • By W. Fletcher John- son. With an introduction by Maj. Gen. O. O. Howard. Philadelphia: Edgewood

Publishing Company, 1891. • E467.1-S553-J71



• dE611-F35 CASE Lincoln and Gettysburg: The story of Abraham Lincoln’s immortal address at Gettysburg.

• Gettysburg: Bookmart, 1949. • E475.55-F737

Lincoln and His Generals.

• 1st Edition. By Thomas H. Williams. New York: Knoph, 1952. • E470-W7275

Lincoln and the Bluegrass: Slavery and civil war in Kentucky.

• By William H. Townsend. Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1955. • E457-T754

Lincoln and the War Governors.

• 1st Edition. By William B. Hesseltine. New York: A. A. Knoph, 1948. • E457.4-H587 CASE

Lincoln’s Supreme Court.

• By David Mayer Silver. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1956. • qE457.2-S587



Linda Mockenhop, Papers, 1862-1882. • Included in the file is a note from John Hartley to Mrs. Sarah Hartley dated May 8, 1864, from Lynchburg,

Va., advising of his recent capture and good health. Also included is a letter from J. W. Wilson, Captain, Company E, 14th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, dated November 23, 1862, from Gallatin, Tenn., to his sister, describing the economic conditions of local Southerners. His regiment was Provost Guard for the town.

• Acc. 1994.0207

Linton Family, Papers, 1838-1909. • The Linton family from East Bethlehem, Pa., included several Civil War veterans. The file contains

documents relating to the Civil War, the 7th Cavalry Regiment and the 140th Infantry Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• MSS 0136 List of Officers of the Army of the United States from 1779 to 1900.

• Includes a register of all appointments by the President of the United States in the volunteer service during the Civil War. Compiled by William H. Powell from the official records. Detroit: Gale Research Co., 1967.

• U11-U58-P88 List of Soldiers Belonging to Pennsylvania Regiments Who Died at Andersonville from February 26, 1864 to March 24, 1865.

• Also list of Union soldiers buried at Andersonville. Surgeon Generals Office. Harrisburg, Pa.: Singerly & Myers, 1865.

• qE612-A5-P412

Little Known Facts: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War. • Compiled and edited by George L. Cashman. Springfield, Ill.: Lincoln Center, c 1963. • E457.901-C334

Little Mac: The Life of General George B. McClellan.

• By Clarence Edward Macartney. Philadelphia: Dorrance and Company, 1940. • E467.1-M12-M123

“Little Phil” and His Troopers.

• The life of General Philip H. Sheridan. By Frank A. Burr and Richard J. Hinton. Providence, R. I.: J. A. & R. A. Reid, 1888.

• E467.1-S55-B96

Lookout Mountain: Battles and battlefield. • 2nd Edition. By Robert Starks Walker. Chattanooga, Tenn.: George C. Hudson Co., c 1952. • E475.97-W177-1952

Loyal West Virginia from 1861 to 1865.

• With an introductory chapter on the status of Virginia for thirty years prior to the war. By Theodore F. Lang. Baltimore: Deutsch Publishing Co., 1895.

• qE536-L27 Making and Remaking Pennsylvania’s Civil War.

• William Blair and William Pencak, eds. Pennsylvania State University Press, University Park, 2001. • E527 M35 2001

Manual for Quartermasters and Commissaries: Containing instructions in the preparation of vouchers, abstracts, returns, etc.

• By Captain R. F. Hunter. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1863.



• UC32-H945-1863

Manual of Instruction for the Volunteers and Militia of the United States. • By Major William Gilham. Philadelphia: C. Desilver; Baltimore, Md.: Cushings and Bailey, 1861. • U113-G463

Manual of the Civil War: And key to the Grand Army of the Republic and kindred societies.

• Revised Edition. By J. Worth Carnahan. Bound in the publication is the certified military record of Georg W. Dennis. Also included is a complete list of battles and engagements of the Civil War. Washington, D. C.: U. S. Army & Navy Hist. Assn., 1899.

• E462.99-C288-1899

Map of Civil War Battlefields and Civil War Chronological History. • N. P., Historical Documents Co., 1961. • Map File-Battles

Marchand Papers, 184(6?)-1899.

• The file includes the muster roll of Samuel Sackett Marchand’s company in the 14th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 2117 Marching Through Georgia.

• By Fenwick Y. Hedley. Chicago: Donohue, Henneberry & Co., 1890. • dE476.69-H45

Martial Deeds of Pennsylvania.

• By Samuel P. Bates. Author’s Edition. A history of Pennsylvania during the Civil War Philadelphia: T. H. Davis & Co., 1875.

• qE527-B32-M328

Martin S. Bortz, Papers, 1864-1870. • Includes various documents relating to Capt. Bortz’s command of Company F, 138th Regiment,

Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. • MFF 0013

Martin Seel Papers, 1860-1864.

• This collection contains correspondence of Martin Seel as well as genealogical material created by the donors of the collection. Most of the letters are addressed to his brother, Georg Seel who was a farmer in the Shaler, Pa. area. In addition to a picture of the daily life of a soldier, the letters show his attempts to stay involved in his family life. They also reflect his growing disappointment with the Army because the German units were much maligned for their performance at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Martin enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War and was mustered in to the service on September 14, 1861 as a Private in Company I of the 74th Pennsylvania Regiment. This unit saw action in the Shenandoah Valley Campaign, Second Manassas, Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. In August 1864 the unit was sent to South Carolina where it participated in the siege of Charleston. In September 1864 the regiment was returned to Washington where Martin was mustered out on September 15, 1865.

• MSS 365

Marylanders in the Confederacy. • Compiled by Daniel D. Hartzler. Silver Spring, Md.: Family Line Pub., c 1986. • E566-H338

Matthew Brady, Historian With a Camera.

• By James D. Horan. Picture collaboration by Gertrude Horan. New York: Crown Publishers, 1955. • fTR140-B81-H81



Mathew H. Borland, Papers, 1862-1863.

• Includes a diary and other papers concerning Borland’s service in Company G, 123rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, from August 1862 to May 1863.

• MFF 0030 McBride Family, Papers, 1862-1864.

• Includes correspondence from soldiers George and Samuel McBride to family members discussing troop movements, living conditions, officers.

• MFF 0199

McCaskey Family Papers, 1864-1961. • Contains letter written by George McCawskey from Manasses Junction, VA. • Acc. 2001.0129

McClellan’s Own Story: The War for the Union, the soldiers who fought it, the civilians who directed it and his relations to it and to them.

• By George B. McClellan. New York: C. L. Webster & Company, 1887 (1886). • E470.2-M126

Meet General Grant.

• By W. E. Woodward. With illustrations. Garden City, N. Y.: Garden City Publishing Co., c 1928. o Same Title. New York: Horace Liveright, 1928. o Same Title. New York: Liveright Pub. Corp., 1946.

• E672-W912-1928 • E672-W912-1928-1 • E672-W912-1946

Memoirs of a Swiss Officer in the American Civil War.

• By Rudolf Aschmann. Edited and introduction by Heinz K. Meier. Bern and Frankfurt: Herbert Lang, 1972.

• E601-A81

Memoirs Of General William T. Sherman. • 2 Volumes. By himself. New York: D. Appleton and Company,1875.

o Same Title. 2 Volumes in 1. 4th Edition. Revised and corrected. New York: C. L. Webster & Company, 1891.

o Same Title. Foreword by B. H. Liddell Hart. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1957. • E467.1-S55-S52 CASE • E467.1-S553 • E467.1-S553-1957

Memoirs of Lieut.-General Scott, LL. D.

• Written by himself. New York: Sheldon & Company, 1864 • dE403.1-S43

Men of Our Day.

• By L. P. Brockett. Biographical sketches of patriots, generals, statesmen, etc. Philadelphia: Ziegler & McCurdy, 1868.

• E467-B86 Message of Andrew G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania, to the Legislature, 1862.

• Harrisburg?, Pa., 1862. • J87.P4-C72-1862 CASE



Mighty Stonewall.

• By Frank E. Vandiver. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1957. • E467.1-J14-V245

Military History of Kentucky.

• Chapter V, Parts 1 and 2, deal with the War Between the States. Written by workers of the Federal writers project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of Kentucky. Sponsored by the Military Department of Kentucky. Frankfort, Ky.: Printed by the State Journal, 1939.

• F451-F293 Military Memoirs of a Confederate.

• By Edward Porter Alexander. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1910, c 1907. • E545-A37

Military Reminiscences of the Civil War.

• 2 Volumes. By Jacob Dolson Cox. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1900. • E470-C877

Military Services and Genealogical Records of Soldiers of Blair County, Pennsylvania.

• By Floyd G. Hoenstine. Includes material on Civil War soldiers. Harris-burg, Pa.: The Telegraph Press, 1940.

• qF157-B5-H693 Minute Men of Pennsylvania: With a brief biography of their leader in Blair, Bedford and Cambria Counties, Col. Jacob C. Higgins.

• By Milton V. Burgess. Martinsburg, Pa.: Morrisons Cove Herald, 1962. • E475.51-B955

Mr. Buchanan’s Administration on the Eve of the Rebellion.

• New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1866, c 1865. • E436-B91

Mr. Lincoln’s Army.

• By Bruce Catton. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1962, 1951. • E470.2-C37-1962b

Mr. Lincoln’s Army.

• By Bruce Catton. Book Club Edition. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1962, 1951. Volume 1 of The Army of the Potomac.

• E470.2-C37-1962b My Diary North and South.

• By William Howard Russell. Boston: T. C. H. P. Burnham, 1863. • F210-R96

My Early Life and the Civil War.

• By Conrad Smith. Pittsburgh?: C. Smith, February, 1920. • dF159.3-S644

My Story of the War: A woman’s narrative of four years personal experience as a nurse in the Union army, and in relief work at home, in hospitals, camps, and at the front during the War of the Rebellion.

• By Mary A. Livermore. Hartford: A. D. Worthington and Company, 1888. • E621-L78



Nathan Divens and the 139th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Draft by David A. Murdoch. Pittsburgh, Pa.?: D. A. Murdoch, c 1993. • qE527.5-139th-1993

National History of the War for the Union: civil, military and naval, founded on official and other authentic documents.

• By Evert A. Duyckinck. Illustrated from original paintings by Alonzo Chappel and Thomas Nast. 3 Volumes. New York: Johnson, Fry & Co., 1861. Similar Title. 2 Volumes. 1862.

• qE468-D98-1861, qE468-D98 National Woman’s Relief Corps: (Parsons, Kans.) Constitution; revised rules and regulations for the government of the National Woman’s Relief Corps, auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Re-public.

• Toledo, Oh.: Blade Printing & Paper Co., 1937. • dE462.15-C756-1937

New York at Gettysburg: Final Report on the Battlefield of Gettysburg of the New York (State) Monuments Commission for the Battlefields of Gettysburg and Chattanooga.

• Edited by William F. Fox. Albany: J. B. Lyon Company, Printers, 1900, v. 1-3 • qE475.53-N532-1900

Notes on Ordnance of the American Civil War, 1861-1865.

• By Harold Leslie Peterson. Washington: American Ordnance Association, 1959. • UF523-P48

Notes on the Invasion of Maryland and Pennsylvania: The battle of Gettysburg, with explanatory map and souvenir album.

• By G. E. Jacobs. Columbus, Oh.: Ward Brothers, c1888. Map missing. • dE475.51-J17-1888

Notes on the Rebel Invasion of Maryland and Pennsylvania, and the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1st, 2d and 3d, 1863.

• By M. Jacobs. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1864. o Same Title. 7th Edition, revised and enlarged. Gettysburg, Pa.: The Times Printing House, 1909.

• E475.51-J17 CASE • E475.51-J17-1909

Nurse and Spy in the Union Army: comprising the adventures and experiences of a woman in hospitals, camps and battlefields.

• By Emma E. Edmonds. Hartford: W. S. Williams; Philadelphia: Jones Bros., 1865. • E608-E24

Official and Illustrated War Record: pictorial sketches of land and sea battles in the wars of the United States.

• Written and edited by Gen. Marcus Wright, assisted by Col. Benjamin La Bree and James P. Boyd. Washington, 1898.

• fE181-W95 Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force of the United States Army for the Years 1861, ‘62, ‘63, ‘64, ‘65.

• 9 Volumes. Washington, D. C.: Adjutant Generals Office, 1865; Gaithersburg, Md.: Ron R. Van Sickle Military Books, 1987.

• E548-Q32-1987’

Official History of the Militia and the National Guard of the State of Pennsylvania: From the earliest period of record to the present time.



• 2 Volumes. By Maj. William P. Clark. Phila.: C. J. Hendler. • fUA420-C61

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion.

• Series 1, Volumes 1-8, 10-12 and 26. Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1894-1922. • E591-U58-O32

Old “Libby Prison” Building, Richmond, Va.

• Engraving Oversize Print Collection from the original photograph taken August 23, 1863. On the Wings of Occasions: Being the authorized version of certain curious episodes of the late Civil War, including the hitherto suppressed narrative of the kidnapping of President Lincoln.

• By Joel Chandler Harris. New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1900 (fiction). • PS1807-O52-1900

Operation of the Army Under Buell from June 10th to October 30th, 1862, and the Buell Commission.

• By James B. Fry. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1884. • dE474.3-F946

Our Campaigns: Or, the marches, bivouacs, battles, incidents of camp life and history of our regiment during its three years term of service. Together with a sketch of the Army of the Potomac. 31st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• By E. M. Woodward, Adjutant, Second Pa. Reserves. Philadelphia: J. E. Potter, 1865. • E527.5-31st

“Our Struggle Righteous in the Sight of God”: A sermon preached by William Orne White in the church of the Keene Congregational Society, April 13, 1862, the day of thanksgiving for the nation’s victories.

• Keene, N. H.: G. & G. H. Tilden, 1862. • E649-W4-1862

Outlines from the Outpost.

• Edited by Richard Harwell. Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1961. • dE470.2-C77

Park Rifles, Membership Agreement.

• The file includes a list of approximately 100 names, many of German origin, of a military company (originally to be named “Anderson Home Guards”) to protect “the rights and liberties of Pittsburgh and vicinity....” Pittsburgh, ca. 1861.

• MFF 1429 Pennsylvania and the Civil War: A handbook.

• By Sanford W. Higginbotham, William A. Hunter and Donald H. Kent. Artwork by Florence Vinyard. Harrisburg, Pa.: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 1961.

• E527-H635 Pennsylvania at Andersonville, and Memorial Commission.

• C. E. Aughinbaugh, Printer to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1909. • E612-A55-P41

Pennsylvania at Antietam: Report of the Antietam Battlefield Memorial Commission of Pennsylvania and dedication ceremonies of memorials for 13 Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle.

• Harrisburg, Pa.: Harrisburg Publishing Company, State Printers, 1906. • E474.65-P41



Pennsylvania at Chickamauga and Chattanooga.

• Ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battles, 1897. Harrisburg, Pa.: W. S. Ray, State Printer, 1901.

• E475.81-P41 Pennsylvania at Cold Harbor, Virginia.

• Ceremonies at the dedication of the monument erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the national cemetery at Cold Harbor, Virginia, to mark the positions as well as in memory of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the Battle of Cold Harbor of June, 1864. Pennsylvania Cold Harbor Battlefield Commission. Harrisburg: C. E. Aughinbaugh, Printer to the State, 1912.

• E476.52-P41 Pennsylvania at Culpeper: Report of the Culpeper Virginia Monument Commission of Pennsylvania.

• Battle of Cedar Mountain. Harrisburg, Pa.: W. S. Ray, State Printer, 1914. • F234-C96-P41

Pennsylvania at Gettysburg. D-3

• Gettysburg Battlefield Commission. 3 Volumes. Edited and compiled by John P. Nicholson (Volumes 1 and 2) and Lewis E. Beitler (Volume 3). Harrisburg: W. S. Ray, State Printer,1914.

o Same Title. Harrisburg: E. K. Meyers, State Printer, 1893. o Same Title. Harrisburg: W. S. Ray, Printer, 1904.

• E475.53-P41-1914 • E475.53-P41-1893 • E475.53-P41-1904

Pennsylvania at Gettysburg: Reminiscences, July 1863.

• By Charles F. McKenna, 1922. • E475.53-P41.M155

Pennsylvania at Salisbury, North Carolina.

• Ceremonies at the dedication of the memorial erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the national cemetery at Salisbury, N. C., 1864 and 1865. 1910. Harrisburg: C. E. Aughinbaugh, Printer to the State of Pennsylvania, 1912.

• E612-S16-P41 Pennsylvania Cavalry, 1st Regiment, Company K, 1861-1865, Muster Roll, February 28, 1863.

• The muster roll is for a company which was raised in Allegheny and Washington Counties and was commanded by Joseph H. Williams.

• OSS 0055 Pennsylvania in American History.

• By Hon. Samuel W. Penypacker. See pages for an overview of the Civil War, Gettysburg and the 26th Pennsylvania Emergency Infantry. Philadelphia: J. W. Campbell, 1910.

• F149-P416 Pennsylvania in the Civil War.

• Volume 1, No. 1(May 1986). SERIAL v.1 Laughlintown, Pa.: Heritage Society of Pennsylvania, c1986. • SERIAL v.1

“Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps Roundup” June 24, 25, 1903, Harrisburg, Pa.

• Together with a roster of comrades present. Philadelphia: Printed by Electric Printing Co., 1903?. • E527.4-R241



Pennsylvania Thirteenth, November 9, 1861-February 22, 1862.

• Volume 1, Numbers 1-14. Published weekly by the 13th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. Print-ed by Pittsburgh Dispatch Press, Co. A. Pennsylvania Thirteenth. Volume 1, Nos. 2, 4 and 5. Great Falls, Montgomery County, Md. November 16 and 30, 1861. Camp Tennally, D. C. December 7, 1861.

• E527.5-13th, E527.5.13th.CASE Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Cavalry, 4th Regiment, Company D, Militia Register, c 1866.

• The file includes a colored lithograph, by A. Hol[ ], Baltimore, with sentimental illustrations and lists of men and officers, engagements, etc.

• GB Box location: B015d Pennsylvania Volunteers, 101st Regiment, Company K, Records, 1862.

• The file consists of a roll book belonging to Sgt. Thomas Bushman of Company K, listing names and casualties, a letter from David Stewart in 1875 and another list of dead.

• MFF 0204 Personal and Military History of Philip Kearny, Major General United States Volunteers.

• By John Watts De Peyster. 2nd Edition. Elizabeth, N. J.: N. J. Palmer & Co.; New York: J. Miller, 1870. • E467.1-K24-D41

Personal Memoirs of P. H. Sheridan, General, United States Army.

• 2 Volumes. New York: C. L. Webster & Company, 1888. • E467.1-S55-S55

Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant.

• 2 Volumes. New York: C. L. Webster & Co., 1885-6. • E672-G76

Personal Recollections of Early Decatur, Abraham Lincoln, Richard J. Oglesby and the Civil War.

• By Jane Martin Johns. Edited by Howard C. Schaub. Decatur, Ill.: Decatur Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, 1912.

• F549-D3-J65 Personnel of the Civil War.

• 2 Volumes. Introduction by William Frayne Amann. New York: T. Yoseloff, 1961. • E494-A5

Peter and John Marmie, Correspondence.

• Includes letters to family and friends during the Civil War, 1860-1864. • MFF 2118

Philadelphia in the Civil War 1861-1865.

• By Frank H. Taylor. Illustrated from contemporary prints and photographs and from drawings by the author. Philadelphia, The City, 1913.

• F158.5-T24 Photographic Sketch Book of the Civil War.

• By Alexander Gardner. New York: Dover Publications, 1959. Original edition published in 1866. • qE468.7-G226

Pittsburgh During the American Civil War.

• By Arthur Fox. Mechling Bookbindery, Chicora, 2002. • qF159.3 F6 2002.



Pittsburgh Gymnastic Association, Records, 1858-1863.

• Includes organizational and historical background papers and an admittance card for a special exhibition for the benefit of the Sanitary and Subsistence Committee on March 17, 1863.

• MFF 0182 Pittsburgh High School.

• The file includes a photograph of a bronze plaque listing pupils who served in the U. S. Army in the Civil War, 1861-1865. Pittsburgh, N. D.

• Oversize Photo Coll. Prison Life of Jefferson Davis.

• By Brevet Lt. Col. John J. Craven. New York: G. W. Willingham Company, 1905. • dE467.1-D26-C89

Prisoners from Pennsylvania Who Survived Andersonville.

• Compiled by Ronnie Ranew. Andersonville, Ga.: National Society of Andersonville, 1989. • qE612-A5-R185-P412

Private Elisha Stockwell, Jr., Sees the Civil War.

• Edited by Byron R. Abernathy. 1st Edition. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1958. • E601-S86

Private Smith’s Journals: Recollections of the late war.

• Smith was a member of Company C, 51st Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Edited by Clyde C. Walton. Chicago: R. R. Donnelly, 1963.

• dE601-S64 Proceedings of the Annual Encampments of the Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Pennsylvania.

• For the years1912, 1913, 1918, 1919, 1899, 1901, 1903, 1905, 1907, 1909, 1910 and 1911. Rolls of the Annual Encampments for 1901, 1911, 1912 and 1916.

• E462.1-P41, E462.1-P41r Quantrill and the Border Wars.

• By William Elsey Connally. Cedar Rapids, Ia.: The Torch Press, 1910. • E470.45-C752

Recollections, 1844-1909.

• By Henry Clay McDougal, a member of Company A, 6th Regiment, (West) Virginia Infantry Volunteers (Union). Includes Roll of Company A. Kansas City, Mo.: Franklin Hudson Pub. Co., 1910.

• E663-M13 Recollections and Letters of General Robert E. Lee.

• By his son, Captain Robert E. Lee. New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1904. • E467.1-L47-L47

Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer.

• By Gen. G. Moxley Sorrel. With introduction by Senator John W. Daniel. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1905.

• E470-S71 Recollections of a Mosby Guerrilla.

• By John W. Munson. New York: Munsey’s Magazine, no date. • E470.45-M969



Recollections of a Naval Officer, 1841-1865.

• By Capt. William H. Parker. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1883. • dE596-P24

Recollections of a Private: A story of the Army of the Potomac.

• By Warren Lee Goss. New York: T. Y. Crowell & Co., c 1890. • E601-G67

Recollections of Half a Century.

• By Colonel Alexander McClure. Salem, Mass.: The Salem Press Company, 1902. • E415.7-M166

Reconstruction: After the Civil War.

• By John Hope Franklin. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1961. • E668-F83

Record of the Thirty-Third Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry from August 1862 to August 1865.

• By Andrew J. Boies. Fitchburg: Sentinel Printing Company, 1880. • E513.5-33d

Red Tape and Pigeon-Hole Generals: As seen from the ranks during a campaign in the Army of the Potomac.

• By a citizen soldier. New York: Carleton, Publisher, 1864. • E601-C28

Red: White: and Blue Badge, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers.

• A history of the 93rd Regiment, known as the “Lebanon Infantry” and “One of the 300 fighting regiments” from September 12th, 1861 to June 27th, 1865. By Penrose G. Mark. Authorized by the executive committee of the 93rd Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Association. Harrisburg, Pa.: The Aughinbaugh Press, 1911.

• E527.5-93d Regimental Publications and Personal Narratives of the Civil War: A checklist.

• By Charles E. Dornbusch. New York: New York Public Library, 1961. • qZ1242-D713

Regulations for the Recruiting Service of the Army of the United States.

• War Department, Adjutant General’s Office. Washington, D. C., Government Printing Office, 1861. • dUB323-A2-1861

“Remember Your Friend Until Death”: A collection of Civil War letters from the West Overton Archives.

• Robert M. Sandow, Editor. West Overton, Pa.: West Overton Museums, 1990-1993. • E601-S2-1993

Reminiscences: An autobiographical sketch, written at the request of his children, January 23, 1843-October 11, 1927.

• By Hugh Wilson Arthur. Pittsburgh?: Privately printed, 1927?. • F159.26-A788

Reminiscences of Peace and War.

• By Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. Revised and enlarged edition. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1905. • E415.7-P973-1905

Reminiscences of the Civil War.



• By General John B. Gordon. With an introduction by General Stephen D. Lee. Memorial account by Frances Gordon Smith. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons; Atlanta: Martin & Hoyt Co., 1904.

• E470-G66, E470-G66-1904 Reniers Family, Papers, 1900-1985.

• Papers relating to relating to the Grand Army of the Republic, McPherson Post No. 17. • MFF 0009

Report of the Congressional Committee on the Operations of the Army of the Potomac.

• Causes of its inaction and ill success. Its several campaigns. Why M’Clellan was removed. The Battle of Fredericksburg. Removal of Burnside. New York: The Tribune Association, 1863.

• E470.2-U585 Report of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg Commission.

• Presented to Gov. John K. Terner for transmittal to the General Assembly, December 31, 1913. Compiled and edited by Lewis E. Beitler. Harrisburg, Pa.: W. S. Ray, State Printer, 1914.

o Same Title. Revised Edition. Harrisburg, Pa.: W. S. Ray, State Printer, 1915. • E475.57-P41-1913 • E475.57-P41-1915

Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War.

• 3 Volumes (first volume missing), including material relating to the Battle of Bull Run (1861), the Battle of Balls Bluff (1861) and the Department of the West. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1863.

• E470-U58-1863 Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War.

• Relates to the Battle of Fort Pillow in 1864. Appended is a separate report titled “Returned Prisoners”. Washington, 1864.

• E467.17-U58 Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War.

• 3 Volumes. Includes material relating to the Battle of Petersburg, Red River Campaign and Fort Fisher Expedition. At the second session Thirty-Eighth Congress. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1865.

• E470-U58-v.1, v.2, v.3 Report of the Select Committee of the Senate Appointed to Inquire into the Late Invasion and Seizure of the Public Property at Harper’s Ferry.

• Washington, 1860. • E451-U58

Report of the Select Committee Relative to the Soldiers’ National Cemetery at Gettysburg.

• As reported to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Harrisburg: Singerly & Myers, State Printers,1864.

o Revised Report. Harrisburg: Singerly & Myers, State Printers, 1865. o Revised Report. Harrisburg: Singerly & Myers, State Printers, 1867.

• E475.55-P412 • E475.55-P41 • E475.55-P412-1867

Report on the Organization and Campaigns of the Army of the Potomac.

• To which is added an account of the campaign in western Virginia, with plans of battle-fields. By George B. McClellan. New York: Sheldon & Company, 1864.

• E470.2-M126-R425



“Respects to All”: Letters of two Pennsylvania boys, Adam S. and Michael S. Bright, in the War of the Rebellion. • Edited by Aida Craig Truxall. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1962. • E601-B855

Reunion Rhymes of “Tenderfoot” and “Grayback” times: And War songs sung in southern climes to “cheat” the doctors and raise the dimes.

• Composed and compiled by the “old fighting chaplain” (John Hogarth Lozier). Mt. Vernon, Iowa: Lozier Brothers, no date.

• M1639-R444 Rev. Samuel McBride Family Collection, 1863-1920.

• Contains the diary, papers and photographs of Samuel McBride, who was a member of the 140th Pennsylvania Regiment. He was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville.

• MSS 377 Richard Linder, Collection, 1814-1982.

• Collection includes photographs, photocopies of historical articles and government documents, printed items and other sundry items relating to the Allegheny Arsenal and Pittsburgh neighborhoods.

• MSS 0002 “Ritual of the Grand Army of the Republic.”

• Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1903. • dE462.1-P41ri

Robert Arthurs, Letter, August 28, 1886.

• The letter, to Robert Lomas, describes how Arthurs masqueraded as a surgeon during the Civil War. • MFF 2782

Robert B. Roth, Drawings of Civil War Battle Scenes.

• Included are one drawing of the 1st Rhode Island Regiment and one of Company E, Pennsylvania • Oversize Print Collection

Robert E. Lee.

• By William P. Trent. Boston: Small, Maynard & Company, 1899. • dE467.1-L47-T79

Robert E. Lee, the Soldier.

• By Sir Frederick Maurice. With portrait, maps and plans. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1925.

• E467.1 L47-M454 Roster, General Alexander Hays Post No. 3, 1902.

• Crafton, Pa.: Hoskinson & Chambers. • dE462.1-P41-H425

Roster, Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Pennsylvania, Duquesne Post, No. 259.

• Compiled by Edward Abel. Pittsburgh, August 1912. • dE462.1-P41-D946

Roster of Encampment No. 1, Union Veteran Legion of the United States.

• At Pittsburgh, Pa. Compiled by Samuel M. Evans, George A. Cassiday and John Campbell. July 1, 1918. • dE462.4-U58

Salute to Gettysburg.



• Poetry by Marguerite Eleanor Weaver, Poet Laureate for the State of Delaware. Provincetown, Mass.: The Advocate Press for the Delaware Poetry Center, 1963.

• PS3545-E255-S181 Samuel Clarke Farrar Diary, 1862-1865.

• Member of the 22nd Pennsylvania Regiment. (formerly the 58th Pennsylvania Militia) • Acc. 2001.0250

Samuel Smith Gilson, Papers, 1840-1918.

• Includes materials concerning Gilson’s Civil War service in the 133rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 0128 Sanitary Fairs: A philatelic and historical study of Civil War benevolences.

• By Alvin Robert Kantor and Marjorie Sered Kantor. Sideny, Oh.: Amos Philatelics, Inc., 1992. • fE362-K3-1992

Scull Family, Papers, 1736-1956.

• The file includes papers relating to the Civil War. John Irwin Scull was a newsman from Somerset County. • MSS 0090

Sermon Delivered September 28, 1862 Commemorative of the Explosion at the Allegheny Arsenal, at Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania, on September 17, 1862.

• By Rev. R. Lea. • F148.7-1862-L433

Services for the Use of the Grand Army of the Republic.

• Department of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, September 1st, 1911. • dE462.1-P41s

74th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• The file includes a photograph, speeches and memorials relating to the rededication of the Regiment’s monument at Gettysburg, July 1, 1988.

• MFF 1469 77th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Association, Records 1862-1941.

• The Association was formed in 1869 for veterans of the 77th Regiment, which was in active service from 1861 to 1866. The records include correspondence, meeting minutes, roll and roster books and miscellaneous materials documenting the activities of the Association and its members after the Civil War.

• MSS 0184 Sherman: A Memorial in Art, Oratory, and Literature.

• By the Society of the Army of the Tennessee with the aid of Congress of the United States of America. Prepared by the authority of Congress under the direction of Col. Thomas W. Symons, in charge of monument and ceremonies, by De B. Randolph Keim. Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1904.

• qE467.1-S553-K27 Sherman and His Campaigns: A military biography.

• By Col. S. M. Bowman and Lt. Col. R. B. Irwin. New York: C. B. Richardson; Cincinnati: C. F. Vent & Co., 1865.

• E467.1-S553-B78 Sherman: Soldier, Realist, American.

• By B. H. Liddell 1960 Hart. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1960.



• E467.1-S553-L712 Sherman’s Historical Raid.

• A criticism of Sherman’s Memoirs. By H. V. Boynton. Cincinnati: Wilstack, Baldwin & Co., 1875. • Case-E467.1-S553-B79

Sherman’s March Through the South.

• By Capt. David Power Conyngham. New York: Sheldon & Co., 1865. • E476.69-C76

Sigmund E. Wisner Papers, 1861-1920.

• Contains discharge and pension papers and a history of the 79th Pennsylvania Volunteers. • Acc. 2000.0144

Sketches of the Rise, Progress and Decline of Secession: With a narrative of personal adventures among the rebels.

• By W. G. Brownlow. Philadelphia: G. W. Childs; Cincinnati: Applegate & Co., 1862. Known as Parson Brownlow’s Book.

• dE458.2-B88

Society of the Army of the Cumberland: Reunions, 1st (Feb. 1868) through 32nd. • 30 Volumes. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., Printers, 1868-1904. • E470.5-S678

Soldiers’ Battle: Gettysburg.

• By James W. Bellah. Preface by Henry Graff. New York: D. McKay Co., 1962. • E475.53-B435

Soldiers True: The Story of the One Hundred and Eleventh Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers.

• By John Richards Boyle. New York: Eaton & Mains; Cincinnati: Jennings & Pye, 1903. • E527.5-111th

South After Gettysburg: Letters of Cornelia Hancock from the Army of the Potomac., 1863-1865.

• Edited by Henrietta Stratton Jaquette. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1937. • E621-H234

South Carolina Goes to War, 1860-1865.

• By Charles Edward Cauthen. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1950. • F266-C375

Southern Historical Society Papers.

• Volume 29, 1901 only. Richmond, Va. • E483.7-S72

Speech by Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio, on Emancipation as a Compensation for Military Service Rendered by Slaves.

• Delivered in the Senate of the United States, February 2, 1864. Washington, D. C.: McGill & Witherow, Printers, 1864.

• E453-S55

Stanton: The Life and Times of Lincoln’s Secretary of War. • 1st Edition. By Benjamin P. Thomas and Harold M. Hyman. New York: Knoph, 1962. • E467.1-S79-T45



Statistical Record of the Armies of the United States. • By Frederick Phisterer. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1901 (c 1883). • dE468.9-P57

Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War.

• 2 Volumes. By Lt. Col. G. F. R. Henderson. With an introduction by Field-Marshall the Right Hon. Viscount Wolsely. New York, London, etc.: Longmans, Green and Co., 1900.

o Same Title. 2 Volumes. New York: Longmans, Green and Co., 1926. • dE467.1-J14-H496 • E467.1-J14-H496-1926

Stonewall Jackson and the Old Stonewall Brigade.

• Edited by Richard B. Harwell. Charlottesville: Univ. of Va. Press for the Tracy W. McGregor Library, 1954.

• E467.1-J14-C772 “Stonewall Jackson”: The life and military career of Thomas Jonathan Jackson, lieutenant-general in the Confederate army.

• By Markinfield Addey. New York: C. T. Evans; Chicago: J. R. Walker, 1863. • dE467.1-J14-A22

Stop the Evil: A Civil War history of desertion and murder.

• By Robert I. Alotta. Presidio Press, c 1978. • E527.5-116th-H855-A453

Susan Dickson, Letters, 1887-1934.

• Included with the letters is a Certificate dated March 16, 1908 of the U. S. Bureau of Pensions, certifying that Margaret E. Dickson, widow of Samuel J. Dickson, who was a Private in Company A, 205th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, is entitled to a pension of $8 per month during her widowhood.

• Acc. 1994.0275 Sweet Family Papers.

• File contains photocopied account of John B. Sweet’s Civil War diary, September 28, 1862 to July 14, 1863, and a photocopied letter of Sweet and his friends in honor of Company I, 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry; Sweet was from Crawford County and was wounded and captured, but later escaped, at Gettysburg.

• Acc. 1993.0277 Sword and Olive Branch: Oliver Otis Howard.

• By John A. Carpenter. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1964. • E467.1-H85-C29

Tennessee in the War, 1861-1865.

• Includes lists of organizations and officers from Tennessee in both the Confederate and Union armies and general and staff officers of the provisional army of Tennessee, appointed by Gov. Isham G. Harris. Compiled and prepared by General Marcus J. Wright. Williamsbridge, New York City: A. Lee Publishing Company, c 1908.

• E531-W95 Thaddeus Stevens, Scourge of the South.

• By Fawn (McKay) Brodie. New York: Norton, 1959. • E415.9-S84-B864

That Devil Forrest: Life of General Nathan Bedford Forrest.



• By John A. Wyeth. Foreword by Henry Steele Commager. Maps by Jean Tremblay. Original illustrations by T. de Thulstrup. New York: Harper, 1959.

• E467.1-F728-W979 The American Conflict: A history of the great rebellion in the United States of America, 1860-1864.

• 2 Volumes. By Horace Greely. Hartford: O. D. Case & Co.; Chicago: G. & C. W. Sherwood, c 1864-1866. • E468-G79

The American Heritage Century Collection of Civil War Art.

• Stephen W. Sears, Editor. Foreward by Bruce Catton. Illustrations originally appeared in Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, 1887-8. New York: Amer. Heritage Pub. Co., book trade distribution by McGraw-Hill, 1974.

• fE468.7-A512c The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War.

• By the editors of American Heritage. Editor-in-charge: Richard M. Ketchum. Narrative by Bruce Catton. New York: American Heritage Pub. Co.; book trade distrib. By Doubleday, 1960.

• qE468.7-A512 The American Jew as Patriot, Soldier and Citizen.

• By Simon Wolf. Edited by Louis Edward Levy. Pages 98-424 concern “Jewish Soldiers in the Civil War.” Philadelphia: The Levy- type Company; New York: Brentano’s, 1895.

• E184-J5-W855 The American Nation: A history from original sources by associated scholars.

• Edited by Albert B. Hart. See Volumes 19-21 for a history of the Civil War. New York and London: Harper & Bros., 1906-18.

• E178-A512 The Ancestry of General Grant, and Their Contemporaries.

• By Edward C. Marshall. New York: Sheldon & Company, 1869. • CS71-G762-M367

The Annals of the War.

• Written by leading participants North and South. Preface by Alexander K. McClure. Philadelphia: The Times Publishing Co., 1879.

• E464-A613 The Army in the Civil War: The Antietam and Fredericksburg.

• Volume 5. By Francis Winthrop Palfrey. Subscription Edition. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1885. • E474.6-P159-1885

The Army Under Pope.

• By John Codman Ropes. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1881. • dE470-R785

The Attack and Defense of Little Roundtop, Gettysburg, July 2, 1863. • By Oliver Wilcox Norton. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1913. • E475.53-N88

The Battle of Ball’s Bluff.

• Edited by Fitzhugh Turner, with an introduction by Virgil Carrington Jones. Photos from the Library of Congress. Illustrations and maps by Marjorie Keen. Leesburg, Va.: Potomac Press, 1958.

• E472.63-P3



The Battle of Gettysburg. • Edited by Bruce Catton. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, 1958. • E475.53-H349-1958

The Battle of Gettysburg.

• From the History of the Civil War in America. By the Comte de Paris. Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, 1886. • E475.51-P23

The Battle of Gettysburg, 1863.

• By Samuel A. Drake. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1892, (1891), 1898. • dE475.51-D76-1898


• By Harold P. Goodnow. New York: American Historical Association, 1895. • E475.51-G646


• By Frank Aretas Haskell. Madison: Wisconsin History Commission, 1908. • E475.53-H34

The Battle of Gettysburg: A comprehensive narrative.

• By Jesse Bowman Young, an officer in the campaign. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1913. • E475.53-Y73

The Battle of Gettysburg, as Exhibited in Allegheny City.

• By the Pittsburgh Cyclorama Co., Shaw Brothers (printers). • E475.51-P692

The Battle of Gettysburg: The country, the contestants, the results.

• By W. C. Storrick. Harrisburg, Pa.: J. Horace McFarland Co., Mount Pleasant Press, 1949. o Same Title. 2nd Edition. o Same Title. 8th Edition. o Same Title. 16th Edition.

• E475.53-S886-1949 • E475.53-S886-1935 • E475.53-S886-1947 • E475.53-S886-1956

The Battle of the Wilderness.

• With maps and plans. By Morris Schaff. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1910. • E476.52-S29

The Battlefield of Antietam.

• Published by Oliver T. Reilly. Sharpsburg, Md., 1906. • E474.65-R362

The Bivouac and the Battlefield: Or, campaign sketches in Virginia and Maryland.

• By George F. Noyes. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1863. • dE601-N95

The Blockade of the Southern Confederacy, 1861-1865.

• By John B. Heffernan. Washington D. C.: The Smithsonian Institute, 1968. • qE470.65-H46



The Blue Coats: And how they lived, fought and died for the Union. • By Capt. John Truesdale. Philadelphia, Cincinnati, etc.: Jones Brothers & Co., c 1867. • E655-T86

The Boy Spy: A substantially true record of secret service during the war of the rebellion.

• By Maj. J. O. Kerbey. Chicago: Donohue, Henneberry & Co., 1892. • E608-K39

The Burning of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.

• By Benjamin Schroder Schneck. An eye-witness and sufferer, with corroborative statements from J. Clark and others. 2nd Edition, revised and improved.

• F159.F89-C44-1864 The Campaigns of the Fifty-Second Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry: First known as “The Luzerne Regiment”, being a record of nearly 4 years’ continuous service from October 7, 1861 to July 12, 1865 in the war for the suppression of the rebellion.

• Compiled under the authority of the Regimental Association By Smith B. Mott, late Quartermaster of the Regiment. Philadelphia: Press of J. B. Lippincott Company, 1911.

• E527.5-52d “The Cannoneer.” Recollections of service in the Army of the Potomac. By a “detached” volunteer in the regular artillery.

• By Augustus C. Buell. Washington, D. C.: The National Tribune, 1890. • E601-B928

The Capture; the Prison Pen and the Escape: Giving a complete history of prison life in the South.

• By Willard W. Glazier. Hartford, Conn: H. E. Gordon, 1869. • E611-G553

The Centennial History of the Civil War.

• By Bruce Catton. E. B. Long, Director of Research. 1st Ed. 3 Volumes: The Coming Fury, Terrible Swift Sword and Never Call Retreat. Library has Volumes 1 and 2. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1961-1965.

• E468-C36 The Civil War and Reconstruction: A dissertation bibliography.

• Edited by James Alex Baggett. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International, 1980. • qZ1242-B144

The Civil War and the American System: America’s battle with Britain, 1860-1876.

• By Allen Salisbury. New York: Campaigner Publications, Inc., University Editions, c 1978. • E183.8-G7-S167

The Civil War Battles of Chickamauga and Chattanooga.

• By J. L. Rogers. Chattanooga: J. L. Rogers, c 1942. • E475.81-R727-1942

The Civil War Career of Thomas A. Scott.

• By Samuel Richey Kamm. Philadelphia, 1940. • E491-S429

The Civil War Diary of Capt. Samuel Duvall, July-October 1864: Company E, 102nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 6thCorps.

• Transcribed by David M. Neville. Export, Pa.: D. M. Neville, no date. • qE601-D903-N523



The Civil War Diary of John H. Hieber, 1863: Hospital steward, 139th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• Transcribed and annotated by William Dunham. Hanover, Ind.: W. Dunham, 1985? • fE601-H633

The Civil War Diary of Private Henry Fogle: 1862, Co. C, 9th Pennsylvania Regiment.

• Transcribed by David M. Neville, no date. • fE601-F656-N523

The Civil War Dictionary.

• By Mark Mayo Boatner. Maps and diagrams by Allen C. Northrop and Lowell I. Miller. New York: D. McKay Co., 1959.

• E468-B662 The Civil War Engagement at Cool Spring, July 18, 1864.

• Largest battle ever fought in Clarke County, Virginia. By Peter J. Meaney. Berryville, Va., c 1980?. • E476.6-M483

The Civil War Handbook.

• A short history of the war with photographs and other illustrations. Fairfax, Va.: Prince Lithograph, c 1961. • E468-P9469

“The Civil War in Song”: The military and musical allegory of the late Civil War.

• By S. G. Pratt. New York: Grant Monument Association, 1891. • fM1639-P917

The Civil War Letters and Genealogy of Frederick Duerr of Butler County, Pennsylvania.

• By Peggy Vorwin Cramer. Lansdale, Pa.: P. Cramer, 1983?. • qCS71-D853-C889

The Civil War Letters of Robert F. Templeton: Written from August 25, 1862 to June 16, 1865.

• Compiled and copied by Robert S. Foltz. Pittsburgh: R. S. Foltz, 1986. • qE601-T234-F663

The Civil War Notebook of Daniel Chisholm: A chronicle of daily life in the Union army, 1864-1865.

• Edited by W. Springer Menge and J. August Shimrak. 1st Edition. New York: Orion Books, c 1989. • E601-C47-1989

The Civil War, Strange and Fascinating Facts.

• By Burke Davis. Drawings by Raymond Houhlihan. New York: Fairfax Press, Distributed by Crown Publishers, 1982, c 1960. Original Title: Our Incredible Civil War. 1st Edition. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1960.

• E655-D25-1982 The Diary of James T. Ayers, Civil War Recruiter.

• Introduction by John Hope Franklin. Springfield, Ill.: Printed by authority of the State of Illinois, 1947. • E601-A977

The Drums of the 47th.

• 47th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment. By Robert J. Burdette. Indianapolis: TheBobbs-Merrill Company, 1914.

• E505.5-47th-B95CASE



The Fifth Army Corps (Army of the Potomac). • A record of operations during the Civil War in the United States of America, 1861-1865. By William H.

Powell. London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1895. • E493.1-5th-P886

The Fifteenth Ohio Volunteers and Its Campaigns, War of 1861-5.

• By Alexis Cope, Captain, Fifteenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Columbus, Oh.: The Author, 1916. • E525.5-15th

The Gallant Seventy-Eighth, Stones River to Prickett’s Mill: Colonel William Sirwell and the Pennsylvania seventy-eighth volunteer infantry.

• By Ron Gancas. Murrysville, Pa.: R. Gancas, c 1994. • F527.5-78th-G3-1994

The Gallant Sixty-Third: In memoriam to Captain John McClellan, Company E, Sixty-Third Volunteers, 1861-1864.

• By Sara Gould Walters. Mt. Airy, Md.: The Author, 1990(?). • E527.5-63d-1990

The GAR: Its organization and the men of Post # 37 (York County).

• By Alfreda Patton. Compiled and published by The South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Inc. York, Pa., c 1989.

• qCS1-S726-No. 39 The Geneaologies of the Jackson, Junkin and Morrison Families.

• Compiled by Michael I. Shoop. Lexington, Va.: Garland Gray Memorial Research Center, Jackson House, Historic Lexington Foundation, 1981.

• fCS71-J14-S559 The Genesis of the Civil War: The Story of Sumter, 1860-1861.

• By Samuel Wylie Crawford. New York: C. L. Webster & Company, 1887. • E471.1-C89

The Gettysburg Bicentennial Album.

• By William A. Frassanito. Gettysburg, Pa.: Gettysburg Bicentennial Committee, c1987. • F159-G5-F73-1987

The Gettysburg Knapsack: A souvenir of useful information for tourists of the battle of Gettysburg.

• By Luther W. Minnigh. Mt. Holly Springs, Pa.: Mt. Holly Printing Co., c 1897. • dE475.56-M663

The Gettysburg National Military Park: The location of monuments, markers and tablets on the battlefield of Gettysburg.

• Gettysburg National Military Park Commission. Philadelphia: John T. Palmer Company, 1914. • E475.56-U58l-1914

The Glory and the Dream: Abraham Lincoln, before and after Gettysburg.

• By Michael A. Musmanno. New Canaan, Conn.: Long House, Inc., 1967. • E475.55-M985

The Golden Book of the Civil War.

• Adapted for young readers by Charles Flato from The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War. Introduction by Bruce Catton. New York: Golden Press, 1961.

• qE468.7-A512g



The Great Civil War: A history of the late rebellion with biographical sketches of leading statesmen and distinguished naval and military commanders.

• 3 Volumes. By Robert Tomes (through 1863) and Benjamin J. Smith (1864-5). • fE468-T66-1865

The Great Conspiracy: Its origin and history.

• By John A. Logan. New York: A. R. Hart & Co., 1886. • E459-L83

The Great Invasion of 1863: or, General Lee in Pennsylvania.

• With an appendix containing an account of the burning of Chambersburg, a statement of the General Sickles controversy, and other valuable historic papers. By Jacob Hoke. Dayton, Oh.: W. J. Shirey, 1888, c1887.

• E475.51-H72

The Great Rebellion: A history of the Civil War in the United States. • 2 Volumes. By J. T. Headley. Hartford, Conn.: Hurlburt, Scranton & Co., 1865. • E468-H43-1865

The Great Rebellion: The emergence of the American conscience from Sumter to Appomattox.

• By Earl Schenck Miers. New York: Colliers. 1961, c 1958. • dE459-M632-1961

The Historical War Map.

• Including a chronological record of the rebellion. Spingfield, Ill.: Asher & Coe, 1862. • E468.3-A82

The Illustrated History of American Civil War Relics.

• By Stephen W. Sylvia and Michael J O’Donnell. Photography by David I. Tabler. Art by Dennis A. Sylvia. Orange, Va.: Mass Publications, c 1978.

• fE646.5-S985 The Life and Letters of George Gordon Meade, Major-General United States Army.

• 2 Volumes 1-2. By George Meade. Edited by George Gordon Meade. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1913. • E467.1-M38-M481 v

The Life of David Glasgow Farragut: First admiral of the United States Navy, embodying his journal and letters. By his son, Loyall Farragut. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1879.

• E467.1-F23-F219 The Life of General Ely S. Parker: Last grand sachem of the Iroquois and General Grant’s military secretary.

• By Arthur C. Parker. Buffalo, N. Y.: Buffalo Historical Society, 1919. • F129-B92-B9-v. 23

The Life, Trial, and Execution of Captain John Brown: Known as Old Brown of Ossawatomie.

• Compiled from official and authentic sources. New York: Da Capo Press, 1969. • E451-B87

The Lost Cause: A new southern history of the war of the Confederates.

• Drawn from official sources. By Edward A. Pollard. New York: E. B. Treat & Co.; Baltimore: J. S. Morrow, 1866.

• E487-P77



The Major: Being a collection of letters and notes, by James Harvey Cline, on the organization, experiences and battles of the Hundredth Roundhead Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, during the Civil War.

• Pittsburgh: Augmented and privately printed by Victor Vescilius Young, 1935. • fE527-C641

The Medal of Honor of the United States Army.

• Civil War Medal of Honor winners are listed on pages 105-205. Official publication of the Department of the Army. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1948.

• fU353-U58-M488 The Memorial to Major General George Gordon Meade in Washington, D. C.

• Prepared under the direction of the Meade Memorial Commission of Pennsylvania. October, 1927. Harrisburg? 1927?

• F203.4-M48-P41 The Miner Boy and His Monitor: Or, the career and achievements of John Ericsson, the engineer.

• By Rev. P. C. Headley. New York: W. H. Appleton, 1865. • T40-dE68-H43

The National Military Park, Chickamauga-Chattanooga.

• An historical guide. By H. V. Boynton. Cincinnati: The Robert Clark Company, 1895. • E475.81-B789

The North Reports the Civil War.

• By J. Cutler Andrews. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1955. • E609-A56

The Official Military Atlas of the Civil War.

• By George B. Davis, Leslie J. Perry and Joseph W. Kirkley. Compiled by Calvin D. Cowles. Introduction by Richard J. Sommers. New York: Arno Press, c 1978.

• fG1201-S5-U58-1978 The Origin of the Late War: Traced from the beginning of the Constitution to the revolt of the southern states.

• By George Lunt. New York: Appleton, 1866. • E459-L96-1866

The Outbreak of Rebellion.

• By John G. Nicolay. New York: Jack Brussel, 1881, 1959. • dE470-N64

The Peninsula: McClellan’s Campaign of 1862.

• By Alexander S. Webb. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1881. • dE470-C17

The Peninsular Campaign in Virginia: Or, incidents and scenes on the battlefields and in Richmond.

• By Rev. J. J. Marks, D. D. (Chaplin of the 63d Pennsylvania Infantry). Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1864.

• Case-E473.6-M34 The Perpetuity of the Union.

• Speech of Hon. J. K. Moorhead of Pennsylvania. Delivered in the House of Representatives, March 26, 1864. Washington, D. C.: McGill & Witherow, Printers, 1864.

• E458.4-M82



The Personal Memoirs and Military History of U. S. Grant Versus the Record of the Army of the Potomac. • By Carswell McClellan. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1887. • E470.2-M12

The Philanthropic Results of the War in America.

• By L. P. Brockett. Dedicated by permission to the U. S. Sanitary Commission. New York: Sheldon & Co., 1864.

• E629-B86 The Photographic History of the Civil War.

• Francis Trevelyan Miller, editor-in-chief. Robert S. Lanier, managing editor. New York: The Review of Reviews Co., 1911.

• qE468.7-M64 The Pictorial Book of Anecdotes and Incidents of the War of the Rebellion: civil, military, naval and domestic.

• By Frazar Kirkland (pseud.). Hartford, Connecticut: Hartford Publishing Co.; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Cincinnati, Ohio: National Publishing Co., 1866

• E655-D48 The Pinkertons: The detective dynasty that made history.

• By James D. Horan. New York: Crown Publishers, 1968, c 1967. • HV8087-P75-H62-1968

The Political History of the United States of America, During the Great Rebellion, from November 6, 1860 to July 4, 1864.

• By Edward McPherson. Washington, D. C.: Philip & Solomons; New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1864. • JK201-M17

The Popular History of the Civil War in America, 1861-1865: A complete narrative of events, military, naval, political and congressional, that occurred during the war for the union, with full information as to the causes which brought on the rebellion.

• By Capt. George B. Herbert. New York: F.M. Lupton, 1884. • dE468-H52

The Public Life of James A. Seddon.

• By Merton E. Stearns. Sugar Grove, Pa.: The author?, 1924. • qE467.1-S38

The Rebellion Record of Allegheny County, from April, 1861 to October, 1862.

• Containing the narrative of the organization of companies and regiments, the pecuniary aid tendered by corporations and individuals, the history of the home guards, the operation of the draft and the list of exempts. W. A. Lare and W. M. Hartzell, Publishers. Pittsburgh, A. A. Anderson, 1862.

• Office-F148.7-1862-R291 The Recollections of a Drummer Boy.

• By Harry M. Kieffer. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., c 1888. • E601-K47

The Record of Hon. C. L. Vallandigham on Abolition, the Union and the Civil War.

• 6th Edition. Columbus, Oh.: J. Walter & Co., 1863. • E458-V17

The Road to Cold Harbor: Field diary, January 1-June 12, 1864 of Capt. Samuel C. Schoyer, 139 Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment. Supplemented by accounts of other officers and a brief history of the regiment.



• Edited by William T. Schoyer. Pittsburgh: W. T. Schoyer, 1966. • E476.41-S363

The Secret Service in the Late War.

• By General L. C. Baker. Philadelphia: John Potter & Co., 1874. • E608-B167-S446

The Secret Service, the Field, the Dungeon and the Escape.

• By Albert D. Richardson. Hartford, Conn.: American Publishing Company; Philadelphia: Jones Bros. & Co., 1865.

• E468.9-R521 The Seventh Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Cavalry: Its record, reminiscences and roster; with an appendix.

• By William B. Sipes. Pottsville, Pa.: Miners’ Journal Print., 1905. • E527.6-7th

The Seventy-Seventh Pennsylvania at Shiloh.

• History of the Regiment by John Obreiter. The Battle of Shiloh by David W. Reed. Harrisburg: Harrisburg Publishing Co., 1905.

o Same Title, 1908. • E527.5-77th • E527.5-77th-1908

The Shaking of the Nations.

• A sermon preached by Rev. Herrick Johnson, pastor of the Third Presby. Church, Pgh., Sunday, Sept. 11th, 1864. Pittsburgh: Printed by W. S. Haven, 1864.

• E458.4-J67 The Shaping of a Battle: Gettysburg.

• With official maps published by the authority of the Secretary of War by the Office of the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army. 1st Edition. Philadelphia: Chilton Co., Book Division, 1959.

• E475.53-M787 The Soldier Boy’s Diary Book: Or, memorandums of the alphabetical first lessons of military tactics.

• Kept by Adam S. Johnston, from September 14, 1861 to October 2, 1864. Pittsburgh, 1866. o Same Title. Pittsburgh, 1867.

• dE601-J72 • E601-J72-1867 CASE

The Soldier in Our Civil War: a pictorial history of the conflict, 1861-1865, illustrating the valor of the soldier as displayed on the battlefield.

• 2 Volumes. From sketches drawn by Forbes, Waud, Taylor, Beard, Becker, Lovie, Schell, Crane and other eyewitnesses. Edited by Paul F. Mottelay. With an introduction by Robert B. Beath. History of the Grand Army of the Republic by Paul Vandervoort. History of the Sons of Veterans by A. P. Davis and Frank P. Merrill. New York: G. W. Carleton & Co., 1885.

o Same Title. Stanley Bradley Pub. Co., 1890. • fE468.7-M922 • fE468.7-M922-1890

The South Reports the Civil War.

• By J. Cutler Andrews. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1970. • E609-A56s



The Spy of the Rebellion: Being a true history of the spy system of the United States Army during the late rebellion. Revealing many secrets of the war hitherto not made public.

• Compiled from official reports prepared for President Lincoln, General McClellan and the provost-marshal-general. By Allen Pinkerton. New York: G. W. Carleton & Co., 1883.

• E608-P65 The Story of American Heroism: Thrilling personal narratives of adventures during the great Civil War as told by the medal winners and roll of honor men.

• Chicago, New York: The Werner Co., 1897, c 1896. • qE655-S88

The Story of Our Regiment: A History of the 148th Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Written by the comrades. Adjt. J. W. Muffly, editor. Des Moines, Ia.: The Kenyon Printing & Mfc. Co., 1904.

• E527.5-148th The Story of the Forty-Eighth: A record of the campaigns of the Forty-Eighth Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry during the four eventful years of its service in the war for the preservation of the Union.

• By Joseph Gould. Published by authority of the Regimental Association. Philadelphia: Taylor & Slocum Co., 1908.

• E527.5-48th The Story of the Great March: From the diary of a staff officer.

• Sherman’s march to the sea and through the Carolinas. By Brevet Major George Ward Nichols. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1865. Same Title.

• E476.69-N61, dE476.69-N618 The Story of the Guard: A chronicle of the war.

• Fremont’s 1863 body-guard of Missouri cavalry. By Jessie Benton Fremont. Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1863.

• E517.6-F872-1863 CASE The Story of the Marines, 1740-1919.

• By John W. Leonard and Fred F. Chitty. See Chapters V and VI for operations in the Civil War and pages 280-3 for Corp. Henry B. Hallowell’s “Marine Corps Reminiscences of Civil War Days.” New York: Approved through military channels by officers of the United States Marine Corps and with the aid of the United States Marine Corps Publicity Bureau, n. d.

• HB915-U58-1860 The Story of the 116th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion: The record of a gallant command.

• By St. Clair A. Mulholland. Philadelphia: T. McManus, Jr. & Co., Printers, 1903. • E527.5-116th

The Strange Story of Harper’s Ferry: With legends of the surrounding country.

• By Joseph Barry. Martinsburg, W. Va.: Thompson Brothers, 1903. • F249-H29-B27

The Struggle for Missouri.

• By John McElroy. Washington, D. C.: The National Tribune Co., c 1909, 1913. • dE517-M14

The Sunset of the Confederacy.

• By Morris Schaff. Boston: J. W. Luce & Company, 1912.



• E477.67-S39 The Training of an Army: Camp Curtin and the North’s Civil War.

• By William J. Miller. Shippensburg, Pa.: White Mane Pub. Co., c 1990. • E491-M652-T768-1990

The Tribute Book: A record of the munificence, self-sacrifice and patriotism of the American people during the war for the union.

• By Frank B. Goodrich. New York: Derby & Miller, 1865. • qE629-G65

The True History of the Civil War.

• By Guy Carleton Lee. With 24 illustrations and maps. Philadelphia & London: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1908, c 1903.

• E468-L47 The Truth About Chickamauga.

• By Archibald Gracie. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1911. • E475.81-G73

The Twenty-Second Pennsylvania Cavalry and the Ringgold Battalion, 1861-1865.

• Written and compiled by Samuel Clark Farrar. Published under the auspices of the Twenty-Second Pennsylvania Ringgold Cavalry Association. Akron, Oh. and Pittsburgh: The New Werner Company, 1911.

• E527.6-22d The 28th National Encampment G. A. R., September 10th, 1894, Pittsburgh.

• Harrisburg, Pa.: Press of E. K. Meyers, Pr. House, c 1894. By H. D. W. English, Pgh., o Pa. Book of Information and Guide to Pittsburgh. 1894. o Memoriam Album to Albert J. Logan. Reports of the Officers and Members of the Executive

Council Having in Charge the Arrangements for the 28th National Encampment, G. A. R. in Pittsburgh, Sept. 10-15, 1894. Pittsburgh: Percy F. Smith Print. and Lith. Co., c 1894.

• fE462.1-U5-1894 • F159.15-1894g • qF159.26-L83-G7 • E462.1-A2-28th

The Union Cause in Kentucky, 1860-1865.

• By Capt. Thomas Speed, Adjutant, 12th Kentucky Infantry and Veteran Infantry Volunteers, 1861-1865. New York and London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1907.

• E509-S74 The United States on the Eve of the Civil War.

• As described in the 1860 census. Civil War Centennial Commission. Washington, D. C., 1963. • qVE23-5887

The United States Service Magazine.

• Volumes 1-4, January 1864-December 1865. Edited by Henry Coppee. New York: C. B. Richardson, 1864-65.

• U1-U58 The Virginia Campaign of ‘64 and ‘65.

• By A. A. Humphreys. c 1883. • E476-H93



The War: 1861-1865, as depicted in prints by Currier & Ives. • Columbus, Ohio: Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co., c 1960. • dNE955.2-N277

The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the official records of the Union and Confederate armies.

• 70 Volumes and Index. Published under the direction of the Secretary of War. Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1890-1901.

• E464-U58 The Web of Victory: Grant at Vicksburg.

• 1st Edition. By Earl S. Miers. New York: Knoph, 1955. • E475.27-M632

These Honored Dead: The Union casualties at Gettysburg.

• By John W. Busey. Hightstown, N. J.: Longstreet House, 1988. • E475.51-B976

They Served With Honor: Alphabetical roster of deceased veterans buried in Beaver County, Pa. from the French and Indian War to Viet Nam.

• Compiled by David and Elsa Hays. Apollo, Pa.: Closson Press, c April 1985. • qF157-B2-H425

They Were There: The Civil War in action as seen by its combat artists, with 6 poems by Walt Whitman.

• By Philip Van Doren Stern. New York: Crown Publishers, 1959. • fE468.7-S839

Thomas W. Sallada, Papers, 1864-1925.

• The file includes the July 28, 1925 obituary for Thomas W. Sallada, born in Clarion County, Pa. on March 28, 1843. He was a Private in Company K, 40th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (1863-1864) and Company I, 190th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (1864-1865), was wounded three times and was a prisoner in Libby Prison for 28 days. Also included are Discharge Certificates for both units.

• Acc. 1997.0041 Thomas Williams, Account Book, July 18, 1861-1864.

• Williams was a recruiting officer at Towanda, Pa. • MFF 0239

Three Days at Gettysburg: A complete handbook of the movements of both armies during Lee’s invasion of Pennsylvania , and his return to Virginia.

• By John E. Pitzer. Gettysburg, no date. • E475.53-P692

Three Years in the Bloody Eleventh: The Campaigns of a Pennsylvania Reserves Regiment.

• By Joseph Gibbs. Pennsylvania State University, University Park, 2002. • E527.5 11th G53 2002

Three Years in the Federal Cavalry.

• By Captain Willard Glazier. New York: R. H. Ferguson & Company, 1870. • dE601-G553

Thrilling Adventures of Daniel Ellis: The great Union guide of east Tennessee, for a period of nearly four years during the great southern rebellion.

• By himself. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1867. • dE601-E42



Through Five Administrations: Reminiscences of Colonel William H. Crook, bodyguard to President Lincoln.

• Compiled and edited by Margarita Spalding Gerry. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1910. • E661-C94

Tiger-Lilies.

• By Sidney Lanier, with an introduction by Richard Harwell. Chapel Hill: Univ. of N. C. Press, 1969 (fiction).

• PS2210-T544-1969 Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor.

• By Bertram Hawthorne Groene. Winston-Salem, N. C.: J. F. Blair, 1973. • CD3047-G76

Two Days of War: A Gettysburg narrative, and other excursions.

• By Henry Edwin Tremain. New York: Bonnell, Silver and Bowers, 1905. • dE470-T78

Two Views of Gettysburg.

• By Sir Arthur J. L. Fremantle and Frank A. Haskell. Edited by Richard Harwell. Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1964.

• dE475.53-T97 This Hallowed Ground: The high water mark walking tour.

• Illustrated by Charles A. Moegenthaler. Philadelphia: Eastern Park and Monument Association, 1962. • dE475.56-T44

This Hallowed Ground: The story of the Union side of the Civil War.

• By Bruce Catton. 1st Edition. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1956. • E468-C36t

To Appomattox: Nine April Days, 1865.

• By Burke Davis. New York: Rinehart, 1959. • E477.67-D261

Twenty Years of Congress: From Lincoln to Garfield.

• With a review of the events which led to the political revolution of 1860. By James G. Blaine. Norwich, Conn.: The Henry Bill Publishing Company, 1884-1886.

• E664-B63 Two Days of War, a Gettysburg Narrative and other excursions.

• By Henry Edwin Tremain. Includes impressions on the life and services of Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker, the Battle of Gettysburg and post-war travels. New York: Bonnell, Silver and Bowers, 1905.

• dE470-T78 Ulysses S. Grant and the Period of Natural Preservation and Reconstruction.

• By William C. Church. Garden City, N. Y.: Garden City Publishing Co., 1926. • E668-G761-C561

U. S. Grant and the American Military Tradition.

• 1st Edition. By Bruce Catton. Boston: Little, Brown, 1954. • E672-C36



Under the Maltese Cross: Antietam to Appomattox, the loyal uprising in western Pennsylvania, 1861-1865; campaigns 155th Pennsylvania Regiment, narrated by the rank and file, 1910.

• qE527.5-155th Under the Old Flag: Recollections of military operations in the war for the Union, the Spanish war, the Boxer rebellion, etc.

• 2 Volumes. By James Harrison Wilson. New York and London: D. Appleton and Company, 1912. • E470-W74

Under the Red Patch: Story of the Sixty-Third Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1864.

• Compiled by Gilbert Adams Hays, with personal narrative by William H. Morrow, Company A. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Sixty-Third Pennsylvania Volunteers Regimental Association, 1908.

• E527.5-63d Unidentified, Diary of My Trip to Florida, February 1 and 25, 1861.

• The diary describes a fort being constructed by the Jacksonville Light Infantry. • MFF 0786

Uniforms of the United States Army.

• Text by Henry Loomis Nelson. Paintings by H. A. Ogden. Portions of the text and several paintings depict Civil War uniforms. New York: T. Yoseloff, 1959.

• fUC483-A35-1959 United States Christian Commission, for the Army and Navy: Work and incidents.

• 3 Volumes in 1. Second-Fourth Annual Reports. Philadelphia, 1864-66. • E635-U58

United States Military Buttons of the Land Services, 1787-1902: A guide and classificatory system. Includes Civil War military buttons.

• By Martin A. Wyckoff. Bloomington, Ill.: McLean County Historical Society, 1984. • qUC487-W977

Venango County Soldiers: Includes biographical sketches and pension records of Revolutionary War soldiers, War of 1812 burials, and Civil War burials.

• Compiled by Paul W. Myers. Apollo, Pa.: Closson Press, 1988. • qUA420-V448-M996

Veterans Records; Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Includes records of Civil War soldiers.

• Compiled by publishers of Beaver County records, Helen G. Clear, Gladys G. Schmidt, Mae H. Winne. Beaver, Pa.?: H. G. Clear, 1983.

• qF157-B2-C623-V585 Vicksburg National Military Park, Mississippi.

• Washington, 1954. Reprinted 1957. • E475.27-E92-1957

War from the Inside: The Story of the 132nd Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry in the War for the Suppression of the Rebellion, 1862-1863.

• Published by authority of the 132nd Reg. Pa. Vol. Inf. Assn. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1904, c 1903. • E527.5-132d

“War is Hell!”

• William T. Sherman’s personal narrative of his march through Georgia. Edited by Mills Lane. Savannah: Beehive Press, 1974.



• E476.69-S553 War of the Rebellion: Or Scylla and Charybdis, consisting of observations upon the causes, course, and consequences of the late civil war in the United States.

• By H. S. Foote. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1866. • dE459-F68

War Pictures from the South.

• By B. Estvan. New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1863. • E470-E82

War Powers Under the Constitution of the United States.

• Military arrests, reconstruction and military government. War claims of aliens. With notes on the acts of the executive and legislative departments during our Civil War, and a collection of cases decided in the national courts. 43rd Edition. By William Whiting. Boston: Lee and Shepard; New York: Lee, Shepard and Dillingham, 1871.

• JK560-W61 War Record and Personal Experiences of Walter Raleigh Robbins from April 22, 1861 to August 4, 1865.

• 1st Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry. Edited by Lilian Rea. Chicago?: Priv. Print., 1923. • dE601-R63

War Songs for Anniversaries and Gatherings of Soldiers.

• To which is added a selection of songs and hymns for Memorial Day. For male voices. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.; etc.; c 1883.

• qM1666-W253 War Years with Jeb Stuart.

• By Lt. Col. W. W. Blackford, C. S. A. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1945. • E470-B62

Washington Infantry, Records, 1855-1989.

• The unit was founded in 1792 in Pittsburgh, Pa., as the first independent militia west of the Alleghenies. The file includes correspondence and documents relating to its organization, the various wars from 1812 to World War 1 (including the Civil War) in which it participated and G. A. R. activities.

• MSS 0068 Western Rivers Towboat Directory: Including special listings of Upper Mississippi rafters, Civil War gunboats and transports.

• Compiled by Capt. Frederick Way, Jr. Sewickley, Pa.: Steamboat Photo Co., 1943. • qVM307-W357-W526

Westmoreland County Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Veteran Association: Monument number, historic souvenir.

• Greensburg, Pa.?, 1925. • fE475.56-W533

Where the Red Volleys Poured.

• By Charles William Dahlinger. New York: G. W. Dillingham Company, 1907 (fiction). • F159.37-D13

Whitaker Family, Papers, 1840-1919.

• John H. Whitaker served during the Civil War with Company D, 125th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and was the son of Albert P. Whitaker, editor ofthe Venango (Pa.) Spectator. The file includes correspondence from John in 1864 and 1865.



• MFF 0010 William Block, Sr., Papers, 1860-1904.

• Included in the file are three letters addressed to Gen. or Hon. J. K. Moorhead, member of the U. S. House of Representatives from Pittsburgh- one from the Acting Secretary of War concerning the graduation of Cadet Jacob H. Snyder in June 1861 from West Point, one from Samuel W. Bloch requesting the mustering order for the Bloch Regiment to be enlarged for Pittsburgh from five to six regiments and one from Brig. Gen. Jas. S. Negley concerning his qualifications for continued service in the Army.

• Acc. 1995.0313 William J. Bartley, Letter, September 26, 1864.

• The letter, written from camp near Harrisonburg, Virginia, to Bartley’s brother and sister, chiefly describes a battle fought at Winchester, Virginia.

• MFF 2785 William Morrison, Papers, 1861-1865.

• Morrison served during the Civil War with Company F, 83rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, mustered in Meadville, Pa.. Wounded three times, he was killed in action at Petersburg, Va., on June 20, 1864. The papers consist primarily of correspondence with his brother, Stephen.

• MFF 0018 William N. Haymaker, Papers, 1861-1886.

• Includes materials relating to the service of Haymaker, a farmer from Monroeville, Pa., during the Civil War in the 63rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 0074 William Stuart Bell, Letters, 1863-1866.

• Bell was attached to Headquarters, Department of the Cumberland. The letters were written from December 12, 1863 to August 23, 1866.

• MFF 0044 William Swindell, Papers, 1890-1930.

• The file includes newspaper obituaries for William Swindell, who died on June 20, 1902. He was a manufacturer of industrial furnaces, in charge during the Civil War of the furnace equipment at the Ft. Pitt foundry where many of the large cannon used by the Federal army were made.

• Acc. 1992.0114 Wilson Family, Papers, 1854-1990, 1962-1967.

• The file contains materials collected by Milburn Wilson in documenting the Wilson family history, including several Civil War soldiers.

• MSS 0105 With Fire and Sword.

• A narrative of the 5th Regiment, Iowa Infantry. By Major S. H. M. Byers. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1911.

• dE601-B99 With Pen and Camera on the Field of Gettysburg in War and Peace.

• Photos by W. H. Tipton, text by Holman D. Waldron. Portland, Me.: Chisholm Brothers, c1907. • fE475.56-T595

With the Army of West Virginia.

• Reminiscences and letters of James Abraham. Compiled by Evelyn Abraham Benson. Lancaster, Pa.: E. A. Benson, 1974.

• fE536-A159-B474



Within Are the Names of the Guests of the Fifth Avenue Hotel: On the occasion of the obsequies of General U. S. Grant, August 8th, 1885.

• New York: Hitchcock, Darling & Co., 1885. • dE672-W5-1885

Woman’s Work in the Civil War: A record of heroism, patriotism and patience.

• By L. P. Brockett and Mrs. Mary C. Vaughan, with an introduction by Henry W. Bellows. Philadelphia: Zeigler, McCurdy & Co.; Boston: R. H. Curran, 1867.

• E467-B86-W872, E628-B86 Women of the War: Their heroism and self-sacrifice.

• By Frank Moore. Hartford, Conn.: S. S. Scranton & Co.; Chicago: R. C. Treat, 1866. • E628-M81-1866

Young Folks’ History of the Civil War.

• By C. Emma Cheyney. Chicago, New York: Werner Co., 1895. • dE468-C53



2. PICTORIAL HISTORIES

A Pictorial History of the Civil War Years. • By Paul M. Angle. Garden City, New York: Doubleday, 1967. • qE468.7-A589

Civil War in Pictures.

• Edited by Fletcher Pratt. A compilation of drawings and reports, mainly from Harper’s Weekly and Frank Leslie’s illustrated newspaper, arranged with commentary. Garden City, New York: Garden City Books, c 1955. Same Title. New York, Holt, 1955.

• E468.7-P914-C582, qE468.7-P914 Eye of the Storm: A Civil War Odyssey.

• Charles F. Bryan, Jr., and Nelson D. Lankford, eds.,The Free Press, New York, 2000. Drawings of Robert Knox Sneden with excerpts from his diary.

• E601 S667 2000 Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Famous Leaders and Battle Scenes of the Civil War.

• Introduction by Joseph B. Carr. Edited by Louis S. Moat. New York: Mrs. Frank Leslie, 1896. • fE468.7-M687

Generals and Battles of the Civil War.

• Pictorial with descriptive text in appendix. By A. W. Bromberger, 1891. • dE468.7-B64

Harper’s Pictorial History of the Civil War.

• By Henry Mills Alden and Alfred Hudson Guernsey. 2 Volumes. Puritan Press Co., 1866. o Same Title. 2 Volumes. Puritan Press Co., 1894.

• fE468.7-G93h v.1-2 • fE468.7-G93h v.1-2

Harper’s Pictorial History of the Great Rebellion.

• 2 Volumes. McDonnell Bros., 1866-68. • fE468.7-G93 v. 1-2

Images from the Storm: 300 Civil War Images by the Author of Eye of the Storm.

• Charles F. Bryan, Jr., James C. Kelly, Nelson D. Lankford. The Free Press, New York, 2001. Complete set of the works of Robert Knox Sneden.

• qE468.7 S769 2001 Matthew Brady, Historian With a Camera.

• By James D. Horan. Picture collaboration by Gertrude Horan. New York: Crown Publishers, 1955. • fTR140-B81-H81

National History of the War for the Union: civil, military and naval, founded on official and other authentic documents.

• By Evert A. Duyckinck. Illustrated from original paintings by Alonzo Chappel and Thomas Nast. 3 Volumes. New York: Johnson, Fry & Co., 1861.

o Similar Title. 2 Volumes. 1862. • qE468-D98-1861 • qE468-D98-1861

Official and Illustrated War Record: pictorial sketches of land and sea battles in the wars of the United States.



• Written and edited by Gen. Marcus Wright, assisted by Col. Benjamin La Bree and James P. Boyd. Washington, 1898.

• fE181-W95 Photographic Sketch Book of the Civil War.

• By Alexander Gardner. New York: Dover Publications, 1959. Original edition published in 1866. • qE468.7-G226

Pictorial History of the Civil War in the United States of America.

• By Benson J. Lossing. Illustrated by engravings on wood, by Lossing and Barritt, from sketches by the author and others. Hartford: T. Belknap, 1866-68. Volume 3 only.

• E468-L87 The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War.

• By the editors of American Heritage. Editor-in-charge: Richard M. Ketchum. Narrative by Bruce Catton. New York: American Heritage Pub. Co.; book trade distrib. By Doubleday, 1960.

• qE468.7-A512 The Civil War Handbook.

• A short history of the war with photographs and other illustrations. Fairfax, Va.: Prince Lithograph, c 1961. • E468-P9469

The Golden Book of the Civil War.

• Adapted for young readers by Charles Flato from The American Heritage Picture History of the Civil War. Introduction by Bruce Catton. New York: Golden Press, 1961.

• qE468.7-A512g The Photographic History of the Civil War.

• Francis Trevelyan Miller, editor-in-chief. Robert S. Lanier, managing editor. New York: The Review of Reviews Co., 1911.

• qE468.7-M64 The Pictorial Book of Anecdotes and Incidents of the War of the Rebellion: civil, military, naval and domestic.

• By Frazar Kirkland (pseud.). Hartford, Connecticut: Hartford Publishing Co.; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Cincinnati, Ohio: National Publishing Co., 1866.

• E655-D48 The Soldier in Our Civil War: a pictorial history of the conflict, 1861-1865, illustrating the valor of the soldier as displayed on the battle-field.

• 2 Volumes. From sketches drawn by Forbes, Waud, Taylor, Beard, Becker, Lovie, Schell, Crane and other eye-witnesses. Edited by Paul F. Mottelay. With an introduction by Robert B. Beath. History of the Grand Army of the Republic by Paul Vandervoort. History of the Sons of Veterans by A. P. Davis and Frank P. Merrill. New York: G. W. Carleton & Co., 1885.

o Same Title. Stanley Bradley Pub. Co., 1890. • fE468.7-M922 • fE468.7-M922-1890

The War: 1861-1865, as depicted in prints by Currier & Ives.

• Columbus, Ohio: Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co., c 1960. • dNE955.2-N277

Young Folks’ History of the Civil War.

• By C. Emma Cheyney. Chicago, New York: Werner Co., 1895. • dE468-C53



3. CAMPAIGNS/BATTLES

General

An Alphabetical List of the Battles of the War of the Rebellion. • Revised by Newton A. Strait. Compiled from official records of the U. S. Adjutant General and Surgeon

General. J. H. Scull, 1880. • E470.1-U58-A456

Battles and Leaders of the Civil War.

• Articles contributed by Union and Confederate officers. Based upon “The Century War Series.” Edited by R. U. Johnson and C. C. Buel. New York: The Century Co., 1887-8. 4 Volumes.

• qE468-B33 Battles and Leaders of the Civil War.

• Issued in 20 parts. The Century War Book, People’s Pictorial Edition. New York: Century Co., c 1894. • qE468-B33-1894

Battles and Leaders of the Civil War.

• Selections from original 4 volume edition. Edited by Ned Bradford. New York: Appleton-Century- Crofts, 1956.

• qE468-B33-1956 Battles and Leaders of the Civil War.

• 4 Volumes. Introduction by Roy F. Nichols. Articles contributed by Union and Confederate officers to Century Magazines’s “The Century War Series” from November 1884 to November 1887. New York: T. Yoseloff, 1956.

• E470-B346 Campaigning With Grant.

• By General Horace Porter. New York: The Century Co., 1906, c 1897. • E672-P84

Grant and Sherman: Their Campaigns and Generals.

• By Hon. J. T. Headley. New York: E. B. Treat Co.; Chicago: C. W. Lilley, 1866. • E467-H43

Highways and Byways of the Civil War.

• By Clarence Edward Macartney. Pittsburgh, Pa.: The Gibson Press, 1938. • E470.1-M13-1938

Lincoln and His Generals.

• 1st Edition. By Thomas H. Williams. New York: Knoph, 1952. • E470-W7275

The Annals of the War.

• Written by leading participants North and South. Preface by Alexander K. McClure. Originally published in the Philadelphia Times. Philadelphia: The Times Publishing Company, 1879.

• E464-A613 The Historical War Map.

• Including a chronological record of the rebellion. Spingfield, Ill.: Asher & Coe, 1862. • E468.3-A82



The Official Military Atlas of the Civil War. • By George B. Davis, Leslie J. Perry and Joseph W. Kirkley. Compiled by Calvin D. Cowles. Introduction

by Richard J. Sommers. New York: Arno Press, c 1978. • fG1201-S5-U58-1978

The Outbreak of Rebellion.

• By John G. Nicolay. New York: Jack Brussel, 1881, 1959. • dE470-N64

Antietam

The Army in the Civil War: The Antietam and Fredericksburg.

• Volume 5. By Francis Winthrop Palfrey. Subscription Edition. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1885. • E474.6-P159-1885

The Battlefield of Antietam.

• Published by Oliver T. Reilly. Sharpsburg, Md., 1906. • E474.65-R362

Appomattox

Appomattox: The Last Campaign.

• By Burleigh Cushing Rodick. New York: Philosophical Library, 1965. • E477.67-R69

The Sunset of the Confederacy.

• By Morris Schaff. Boston: J. W. Luce & Company, 1912. • E477.67-S39

To Appomattox: Nine April Days, 1865.

• By Burke Davis. New York: Rinehart, 1959. • E477.67-D261

Atlanta

Campaigns of the Civil War: Atlanta.

• By Jacob Dolson Cox. New York: Jack Brussel, 1965. • dE476.7-C877-1965?

Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park and the Atlanta Campaign.

• U. S. National Park Service. Washington, D. C., 1956. • qE476.7-U58-K34

Ball’s Bluff

The Battle of Ball’s Bluff.

• Edited by Fitzhugh Turner, with an introduction by Virgil Carrington Jones. Photos from the Library of Congress. Illustrations and maps by Marjorie Keen. Leesburg, Va.: Potomac Press, 1958.

• E472.63-P3

Chancellorsville

Chancellorsville and Gettysburg.



• By Abner Doubleday. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1908. • dE475.35-D72

Chancellorsville: Lee’s Greatest Battle.

• 1st Edition. By Edward J. Stackpole. Harrisburg, Pa.: Stackpole Co., 1958. • E475.35-S775

Chattanooga/Chickamauga

Dedication of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park.

• September 18-20, 1895.Compiled by H. V. Boynton. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1896. • E475.81-B789

History of the Michigan Organizations at Chickamauga, Chattanooga and Missionary Ridge, 1863.

• By Charles E. Belknap. Lansing, Mich.: R. Smith Printing Co., c 1897, 1899. • E475.81-B43

Lookout Mountain: Battles and battlefield.

• 2nd Edition. By Robert Starks Walker. Chattanooga, Tenn.: George C. Hudson Co., c 1952. • E475.97-W177-1952

The Civil War Battles of Chickamauga and Chattanooga.

• By J. L. Rogers. Chattanooga: J. L. Rogers, c 1942. • E475.81-R727-1942

The National Military Park, Chickamauga-Chattanooga.

• An historical guide. By H. V. Boynton. Cincinnati: The Robert Clark Company, 1895. • E475.81-B789

The Truth About Chickamauga.

• By Archibald Gracie. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1911. • E475.81-G73

Cool Spring

The Civil War Engagement at Cool Spring, July 18, 1864.

• Largest battle ever fought in Clarke County, Virginia. By Peter J. Meaney. Berryville, Va., c 1980?. • E476.6-M483

March to the Sea

In and Out of the Lines: An accurate account of incidents during the occupation of Georgia by Federal troops in 1864-65.

• By Frances Thomas Howard. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1905. • dE605-H84

Marching Through Georgia.

• By Fenwick Y. Hedley. Chicago: Donohue, Henneberry & Co., 1890. • dE476.69-H45

Sherman’s Historical Raid.

• A criticism of Sherman’s Memoirs. By H. V. Boynton Cincinnati: Wilstack, Baldwin & Co., 1875. • E467.1-S553-B79 CASE



Sherman’s March Through the South. • By Capt. David Power Conyngham. New York: Sheldon & Co., 1865. • E476.69-C76

The Story of the Great March: From the diary of a staff officer.

• Sherman’s march to the sea and through the Carolinas. By Brevet Major George Ward Nichols. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1865. Same Title.

• E476.69-N61, dE476.69-N618 “War is Hell!”

• William T. Sherman’s personal narrative of his march through Georgia. Edited by Mills Lane. Savannah: Beehive Press, 1974.

• E476.69-S553

New Orleans General Butler in New Orleans.

• The capture and administration of New Orleans in 1862. By James Parton. New York: Mason Brothers; Boston: Mason & Hamlin, 1864.

• E510-P27

Missouri The Struggle for Missouri.

• By John McElroy. Washington, D. C.: The National Tribune Co., c 1909, 1913. • dE517-M14

The Peninsular Campaign

The Peninsula: McClellan’s Campaign of 1862.

• By Alexander S. Webb. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1881. • dE470-C17

The Peninsular Campaign in Virginia: Or, incidents and scenes on the battlefields and in Richmond.

• By Rev. J. J. Marks, D. D. (Chaplin of the 63d Pennsylvania Infantry). Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1864.

• E473.6-M34 CASE

Fort Sumter The Genesis of the Civil War: The Story of Sumter, 1860-1861.

• By Samuel Wylie Crawford. New York: C. L. Webster & Company, 1887. • E471.1-C89

Vicksburg

The Web of Victory: Grant at Vicksburg.

• 1st Edition. By Earl S. Miers. New York: Knoph, 1955. • E475.27-M632

Vicksburg National Military Park, Mississippi.

• Washington, 1954. Reprinted 1957. • E475.27-E92-1957



West Virginia

Lee’s Invasion of Northwest Virginia in 1861.

• By Granville Davisson Hall. Chicago: Press of the Mayer & Miller Company, 1911. • E472.1-H17

Report on the Organization and Campaigns of the Army of the Potomac.

• To which is added an account of the campaign in western Virginia, with plans of battle-fields. By George B. Mc Clellan. New York: Sheldon & Company, 1864.

• E470.2-M126-R425

Wilderness to Petersburg Campaigns and Battles of the Army of Northern Virginia.

• By George Wise. New York: The Neale Pub. Co., 1916. • E534-W812

The Battle of the Wilderness.

• With maps and plans. By Morris Schaff. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1910. • E476.52-S29

The Virginia Campaign of ‘64 and ‘65.

• By A. A. Humphreys. c 1883. • E476-H93

Miscellaneous

Civil War Battlefield Parks of Virginia.

• Virginia State Travel Service. Richmond: Dept. of Conservation & Economic Development. No date. • qE470.2-V817

Daring and Suffering: A history of the great railroad adventure.

• By Lt. William Pittenger. With an introduction by Rev. Alexander Clark. Philadelphia: J. W. Daughaday, 1863. “ The Great Locomotive Chase.”

• E473.55-P68 Military History of Kentucky.

• Chapter V, Parts 1 and 2, deal with the War Between the States. Written by workers of the Federal writers project of the Works Progress Administration for the State of Kentucky. Sponsored by the Military Department of Kentucky. Frankfort, Ky.: Printed by the State Journal, 1939.

• F451-F293 Operation of the Army Under Buell from June 10th to October 30th, 1862, and the Buell Commission.

• By James B. Fry. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1884. • dE474.3-F946

Quantrill and the Border Wars.

• By William Elsey Connally. Cedar Rapids, Ia.: The Torch Press, 1910. • E470.45-C752

The Army Under Pope.

• By John Codman Ropes. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1881. • dE470-R785



The Burning of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.

• By Benjamin Shroder Schneck. An eyewitness and sufferer, with corroborative statements from J. Clark and others. 2nd Edition, revised and improved. Philadelphia: Lindsay & Blakiston, 1864.

• F159.F89-C44-1864



4. GETTYSBURG An Oration Delivered on the Battlefield of Gettysburg, November 19, 1863.

• By Edward Everett. New York: Baker & Godwin, 1863. • E475.56-E93

Annual Report of the Gettysburg National Military Park Commission to the Secretary of War, 1893-1904.

• Washington, Gov’t. Print. Off., 1905. • E475.56-U58

Gettysburg 1963: Report of the Gettysburg Centennial Commission.

• An account of the centennial commemoration. Compiled and edited by Lewis M. Simon. Harrisburg, 1964. • E475.57-P415

Gettysburg: a History of the Gettysburg Battle-field Memorial Association.

• With an account of the battle. By John M. Vanderslice. Philadelphia: Pub. by the Memorial Association, 1897.

• E475.53-V24 Gettysburg Made Plain: A succinct account of the campaign and battles, with the aid of one diagram and twenty-nine maps.

• By Abner Doubleday. New York: The Century Co., no date. • dE475.51-D727

Gettysburg Memorials: Report of the Gettysburg Memorial Commission of Ohio.

• 2nd Edition. Columbus, Oh.: Authorized By Act of General Assembly Approved April 13, 1889. • E475.56-R425

Gettysburg National Military Park, Pennsylvania.

• By Frederick Tilberg. Washington, 1954. Same Title. 1954, reprinted 1961. • E475.56-T569, E475.56-T569-1961

Gettysburg Sketches: A concise and illustrated history of the Battle of Gettysburg.

• By Frederic Ray, Jr. Gettysburg, Pa.: Times and News Publishing Company, 1939. • qE475.53-R263

Gettysburg: The Final Fury.

• By Bruce Catton. 1st Edition. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, 1974. • E475.53-C36

Gettysburg: The High Noon of Destiny.

• By J. R. Forrest. Presented by him to the soldiers of the sixties at a banquet given by him, 1921. Washington, Pa.: J. R. Forrest(?), 1921.

• E475.53-F728 Gettysburg: The pictures and the story.

• Revised Edition. Gettysburg, Pa.: Tipton and Blocher, 1913. • E475.53-G5-1913

Gettysburg, the Pivotal Battle of the Civil War.

• By Capt. Robert K. Beecham. Chicago: A. E. McClung & Co., 1911. • E475.53-B414

Gettysburg: The place, the battle, the outcome.



• By W. C. Storrick. Harrisburg, Pa.: J. Horace McFarland Co., c1932. • E475.53-S886-G394

Gettysburg: What They Did There.

• Profusely illustrated, historical guide book. By Luther W. Minnigh. 13th Edition. No printer, 1920. • E475.56-M663-G394-1920

Haskell of Gettysburg: His life and Civil War papers.

• Edited by Frank L. Byrne and Andrew T. Weaver. Madison: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1970. • E601-H34

Historic Views of America’s Greatest Battlefield: Gettysburg.

• Gettysburg, Pa.: Blocher’s, c 1920. • fE475.53-H673

Human Interest Stories of the Three Days Battles at Gettysburg.

• By Herbert L. Grimm and Paul L. Roy. Gettysburg: Pa. Times and News Publishing Co., c 1927. • qE475.53-G864

Last Charge at Gettysburg.

• By George Edward Vickers. Philadelphia: Herald Company, 1899. • E475.51-V637

Lee and Longstreet at High Tide: Gettysburg in the light of the official records.

• By Helen D. Longstreet. Gainesville, Ga.: The Author, 1904. • E475.53-L85

Lincoln and Gettysburg: The story of Abraham Lincoln’s immortal address at Gettysburg.

• Gettysburg: Bookmart, 1949. • E475.55-F737

New York at Gettysburg: Final Report on the Battlefield of Gettysburg of the New York (State) Monuments Commission for the Battlefields of Gettysburg and Chattanooga.

• Edited by William F. Fox. Albany: J. B. Lyon Company, Printers, 1900. • qE475.53-N532-1900 v.1-3

Notes on the Invasion of Maryland and Pennsylvania: The battle of Gettysburg, with explanatory map and souvenir album.

• By G. E. Jacobs. Columbus, Oh.: Ward Brothers, c1888. Map missing. • dE475.51-J17-1888

Notes on the Rebel Invasion of Maryland and Pennsylvania, and the Battle of Gettysburg, July 1st, 2d and 3d, 1863.

• By M. Jacobs. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1864. Same Title. 7th Edition, revised and enlarged. Gettysburg, Pa.: The Times Printing House, 1909.

• Case-E475.51-J17, E475.51-J17-1909 D-3

Pennsylvania at Gettysburg. • Gettysburg Battlefield Commission. 3 Volumes. Edited and compiled by John P. Nicholson (Volumes 1

and 2) and Lewis E. Beitler (Volume 3). Harrisburg: W. S. Ray, State Printer,1914. o Same Title. Harrisburg: E. K. Meyers, State Printer, 1893. o Same Title. Harrisburg: W. S. Ray, Printer, 1904.

• E475.53-P41-1914 • E475.53-P41-1893



• E475.53-P41-1904 Pennsylvania at Gettysburg: Reminiscences, July 1863.

• By Charles F. McKenna, 1922. • E475.53-P41.M155

Report of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg Commission.

• Presented to Gov. John K. Terner for transmittal to the General Assembly, December 31, 1913. Compiled and edited by Lewis E. Beitler. Harrisburg, Pa.: W. S. Ray, State Printer, 1914.

o Same Title. Revised Edition. Harrisburg, Pa.: W. S. Ray, State Printer, 1915. • E475.57-P41-1913 • E475.57-P41-1915

Report of the Select Committee Relative to the Soldiers’ National Cemetery at Gettysburg.

• As reported to the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Harrisburg: Singerly & Myers, State Printers, 1864.

o Revised Report. Harrisburg: Singerly & Myers, State Printers, 1865. o Revised Report. Harrisburg: Singerly & Myers, State Printers, 1867.

• E475.55-P412 • E475.55-P41 • E475.55-P412-1867

Soldiers’ Battle: Gettysburg.

• By James W. Bellah. Preface by Henry Graff. New York: D. McKay Co., 1962. • E475.53-B435

The Attack and Defense of Little Roundtop, Gettysburg, July 2, 1863.

• By Oliver Wilcox Norton. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1913. • E475.53-N88


• Edited by Bruce Catton. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, 1958. • E475.53-H349-1958


• From the History of the Civil War in America. By the Comte de Paris. Philadelphia: Porter & Coates, 1886. • E475.51-P23

The Battle of Gettysburg, 1863.

• By Samuel A. Drake. Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1892, (1891), 1898. • dE475.51-D76-1898


• By Harold P. Goodnow. New York: American Historical Association, 1895. • E475.51-G646


• By Frank Aretas Haskell. Madison: Wisconsin History Commission, 1908. • E475.53-H34

The Battle of Gettysburg: A comprehensive narrative.

• By Jesse Bowman Young, an officer in the campaign. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1913. • E475.53-Y73



The Battle of Gettysburg, as Exhibited in Allegheny City. • By the Pittsburgh Cyclorama Co., Shaw Brothers (printers). • E475.51-P692

The Battle of Gettysburg: The country, the contestants, the results.

• By W. C. Storrick. Harrisburg, Pa.: J. Horace McFarland Co., Mount Pleasant Press, 1949. o Same Title. 2nd Edition. o Same Title. 8th Edition. o Same Title. 16th Edition.

• E475.53-S886-1949 • E475.53-S886-1935 • E475.53-S886-1947 • E475.53-S886-1956

The Gettysburg Bicentennial Album.

• By William A. Frassanito. Gettysburg, Pa.: Gettysburg Bicentennial Committee, c1987. • F159-G5-F73-1987

The Gettysburg Knapsack: A souvenir of useful information for tourists of the battle of Gettysburg.

• By Luther W. Minnigh. Mt. Holly Springs, Pa.: Mt. Holly Printing Co., c 1897 • dE475.56-M663

The Gettysburg National Military Park: The location of monuments, markers and tablets on the battlefield of Gettysburg.

• Gettysburg National Military Park Commission. Philadelphia: John T. Palmer Company, 1914. • E475.56-U58l-1914

The Glory and the Dream: Abraham Lincoln, before and after Gettysburg.

• By Michael A. Musmanno. New Canaan, Conn.: Long House, Inc., 1967. • E475.55-M985

The Great Invasion of 1863: or, General Lee in Pennsylvania.

• With an appendix containing an account of the burning of Chambersburg, a statement of the General Sickles controversy, and other valuable historic papers. By Jacob Hoke. Dayton, Oh.: W. J. Shirey, 1888, c1887.

• E475.51-H72 The Shaping of a Battle: Gettysburg.

• With official maps published by the authority of the Secretary of War by the Office of the Chief of Engineers, U. S. Army. 1st Edition. Philadelphia: Chilton Co., Book Division, 1959.

• E475.53-M787 These Honered Dead: The Union casualties at Gettysburg.

• By John W. Busey. Hightstown, N. J.: Longstreet House, 1988. • E475.51-B976

This Hallowed Ground: The high water mark walking tour.

• Illustrated by Charles A. Moegenthaler. Philadelphia: Eastern Park and Monument Association, 1962. • dE475.56-T44

Three Days at Gettysburg: A complete handbook of the movements of both armies during Lee’s invasion of Pennsylvania , and his return to Virginia.

• By John E. Pitzer. Gettysburg, no date. • E475.53-P692



Two Days of War: A Gettysburg narrative, and other excursions.

• By Henry Edwin Tremain. New York: Bonnell, Silver and Bowers, 1905. • dE470-T78

Two Views of Gettysburg.

• By Sir Arthur J. L. Fremantle and Frank A. Haskell. Edited by Richard Harwell. Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1964.

• dE475.53-T97 Westmoreland County Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Veteran Association: Monument number, historic souvenir.

• Greensburg, Pa.?, 1925. • fE475.56-W533

With Pen and Camera on the Field of Gettysburg in War and Peace.

• Photos by W. H. Tipton, text by Holman D. Waldron. Portland, Me.: Chisholm Brothers, c1907. • fE475.56-T595



5. REGIMENTAL AND OTHER UNIT HISTORIES

Army/Corps/Division/Brigade

Annals of the Army of the Cumberland: Comprising biographies, descriptions of departments, accounts of expeditions, skirmishes and battles; also its police record of spies, smugglers and prominent rebel emissaries.

• By an officer. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1863. o Same title. 1864 Edition. John Fitch is the author of both editions.

• E470.5-F64 • E470.5-F54-1864

Commanders of the Army of the Potomac.

• By Warren W. Hassler. Baton Rouge, La.: State Univ. Press, 1962. • E470.2-H355

Following the Flag: From August 1861 to November 1862 with the Army of the Potomac.

• By Charles C. Coffin. New York: Hurst & Co., c 1863. o Same Title: Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1865 (c 1864).

• dE470-C67.1865 CASE Four Years with the Army of the Potomac.

• By Regis de Trobriand. Translated by George K. Dauchy. Boston: Ticknor and Company, 1889. • E470.2-T843

History of the Army of the Potomac.

• By J. H. Stine. Philadelphia: J. B. Rodgers Printing Co., 1892. • E470.2-S859

History of the Second Army Corps in the Army of the Potomac.

• By Francis A. Walker. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1886. • E493.1-2d-W179

Last Hours of Sheridan’s Cavalry.

• By Henry Edwin Tremain. New York: Bonnell, Silver and Bowers, 1904. • E477.67-T78

Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force of the United States Army for the Years 1861-1865.

• 9 Volumes. Washington D. C.: Adjutant General’s Office, 1865; Gaithersburg, Md.: Ron R. Van Sickle Military Books, 1987.

• E548-O32-1987 Stonewall Jackson and the Old Stonewall Brigade.

• Edited by Richard B. Harwell. Charlottesville: Univ. of Va. Press for the Tracy W. McGregor Library, 1954.

• E467.1-J14-C772 The Fifth Army Corps (Army of the Potomac).

• A record of operations during the Civil War in the United States of America, 1861-1865. By William H. Powell. London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1895.

• E493.1-5th-P886

Regiment (Pennsylvania) - General Annual Report, Pennsylvania Adjutant General’s Office.



• 1864. • UA43-P41

History of Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• By Samuel P. Bates. 5 Volumes. Harrisburg: B. Singerly, State Printer,1869-1871. Index. Edited by Janet Hewett. Compiled by Richie Broadfoot. 4 Volumes. Wilmington, N. C.:Broadfoot Pub. Co., 1994. This is a dual index to both the original and reprint editions.

• qE527-B32 • qE527-B32

History of the Pennsylvania Reserves: A complete record of the organization and of the different companies, regiments and brigades.

• Compiled from official reports and other documents. By J. R. Sypher, Esq. Lancaster, Pa.: Published by E. Barr & Co., 1865.

• E527.5-S99 Official History of the Militia and the National Guard of the State of Pennsylvania: From the earliest period of record to the present time.

• 2 Volumes. By Maj. William P. Clark. Phila.: C. J. Hendler. • fUA420-C61

Regimental Publications and Personal Narratives of the Civil War: A checklist.

• By Charles E. Dornbusch. New York: New York Public Library, 1961. • qZ1242-D713

Cavalry

Elwood’s Stories of the Old Ringgold Cavalry, 1847-1865: The first three-year cavalry of the Civil War.

• Introduction by Rev. H. H. Ryland. Coal Center, Pa.: The Author, J. W. Elwood, 1914. • E527.6-22nd-R58CASE

History of the Eighteenth Regiment of Cavalry, Pennsylvania Volunteers (163d Regiment of the Line), 1862-1865.

• Compiled and edited by the Publication Committee of the Regimental Association. New York: Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Co., 1909.

• E527.6-18thCASE History of the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry: Recruited and known as the Anderson Cavalry in the rebellion of 1861-1865.

• Edited and compiled by Charles H. Kirk. Assisted by the Historical Committee of the Society of the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Philadelphia, 1906.

• qE527.6-15th CASE History of the Seventeenth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry: or one hundred and sixty-second in the line of Pennsylvania volunteer regiments, war to suppress the rebellion, 1861-1865.

• Compiled from records of the rebellion, official reports, recollections, reminiscences, incidents, diaries and company rosters, with an appendix, by H. P. Moyer, formerly bugler Company E, 17th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry. Lebanon, Pa.: Sowers Printing Company, 1911.

• E527.6-17th History of the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry, Sixtieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the American Civil War, 1861-1865.

• Compiled by the Regimental History Committee, in accordance with a resolution of the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry Association. Philadelphia: Franklin Printing Company, 1905.



• qE527.6-3d The Seventh Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Cavalry: Its record, reminiscences and roster; with an appendix.

• By William B. Sipes. Pottsville, Pa.: Miners’Journal Print., 1905. • E527.6-7th

The Twenty-Second Pennsylvania Cavalry and the Ringgold Battalion, 1861-1865.

• Written and compiled by Samuel Clark Farrar. Published under the auspices of the Twenty-Second Pennsylvania Ringgold Cavalry Association. Akron, Oh. and Pittsburgh: The New Werner Company, 1911.

• E527.6-22d

Artillery History of Durell’s Battery in the Civil War (Independent Battery D, Pennsylvania Volunteer Artillery).

• A narrative of the campaigns and battles of Berks and Bucks Counties’ artillerists in the war of the rebellion. By Charles A. Cuffel. Phila: Craig, Finley & Co., Printers,1903.

• E527.7.D CASE History of Hampton Battery F, Independent Pennsylvania Light Artillery: Organized at Pittsburgh, Pa., October 8, 1861, mustered out in Pittsburgh, June 26, 1865.

• Compiled by William Clark. Akron, Oh. and Pittsburgh: The Werner Company, 1909. • E527.7.F CASE

History of the Second Pennsylvania Veteran Heavy Artillery (112th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers) from 1861 to 1866: Including the Provisional Second Penn’a Heavy Artillery.

• Revised. By George W. Ward. Philadelphia, Pa.: G. W. Ward, Printer, 1904. • E527.7-2d

Infantry

Antietam to Appomattox, 155th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Eighteen chapters, narratives of battles, sieges, marches, picketing, camp life and casualties of a veteran regiment, told by actual participants.

• E527.5-155th-P412 Bucktailed Wildcats, a Regiment (42nd) of Civil War Volunteers.

• By Edwin A. Glover. New York: T. Yoseloff, 1960. • E527.5-42nd-G55

Campaigning with the Roundheads: The history of the One-Hundredth Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry Regiment in the American Civil War, 1861-5.

• By William Gilfillan Gavin. Dayton, Oh.: Morningside House, 1981. • E527.5-100th

Charter and By-Laws of the Washington Infantry: 102 Regt., P. V. V.

• (old 13th) of Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh: McVay Printing Co., 1913. • dUA428-W31-C4-1913

Concise History Of the Camp and Field Life of the 122d Regiment, Penn’a Volunteers.

• Compiled from notes,sketches, and incidents, recorded in the diary of George F. Sprenger. Lancaster Pa.: The New Era Steam Book Print, 1885.

• E527.5-122d General History of Company D, 149th Pennsylvania Volunteers: And personal sketches of the members.



• Compiled by John W. Nesbit. Allegheny, Pa.: Thomas J. Kuhns & Co., no date. o Same Title. Oakdale Print. and Pub. Co., 1908.

• E527.5-149th • E527.5-149th-1908 CASE

History of Company K, 1st Infantry, Penn’s Reserves.

• By H. N. Minnigh. Duncansville, Pa.: “Home Print” Publisher, c 1891. • dE527.5-1st-M663

History of the “Bucktails,” Kane Rifle Regiment of the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps (13th Pa. Reserves, 42nd of the Line).

• Published by William H. Rauch, historian, for the regimental association. By O. R. Howard Thomson and William H. Rauch, with dedicatory note by the Hon. Edward A. Irvin. Philadelphia: Electric Printing Company, 1906.

• E527.5-42d CASE History of the Eighty-Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1865: Comprising an authentic narrative of Casey’s Division at the Battle of Seven Pines.

• By Luther S. Dickey. New York: C. & W. E. Powers, 1915. • qE527.5-85th

History of the Eighty-Seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Prepared from official records, diaries, and other authentic sources of information. By George R. Prowell. Published under the auspices of the regimental association. Illustrated with over one hundred engravings and portraits. York, Pa.: Press of the York Daily, 1903.

• E527.5-87th CASE History of the First Battalion Pennsylvania Six Months Volunteers and 187th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry: Six months and three years service, Civil War, 1863-1865.

• Compiled by James M. Gibbs. Harrisburg, Pa.: Central Printing and Publishing, 1905. • E527.5-187th

History of the Forty-Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1865. Written by the comrades.

• Edited and arranged by Allen D. Albert. Williamsport, Pa.: Grit Publishing Company, 1912. • E527.5-45th CASE

History of the Old Flag of the Eighty-Fifth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers: Civil War, 1861-5.

• By James Hadden. Uniontown, Pa.: The News Standard, 1902. • E527.5-85th

History of the 101st Regiment, Pennsylvania Vetera6n Volunteer Infantry 1861-1865.

• By John A. Reed with Luther S. Dickey as collaborator. Chicago: L. S. Dickey & Co., 1910. • qE527.5-101st

History of the 103d Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, 1861-1865.

• By Luther S. Dickey. Chicago: L. S. Dickey, 1910. • qE527.5-103d CASE

History of the 104th Pennsylvania Regiment: From August 22nd, 1861, to September 30th, 1864.

• By William W. H. Davis. Philadelphia: Jas. B. Rodgers, Printer, 1866. • E527.5-104th CASE

History of the One Hundred and Fifth Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers.



• A complete history of the organization, marches, battles, toils, and dangers participated in by the Regiment from the beginning to the close of the war, 1861-1865. By Kate M. Scott. Philadelphia: New-World Publishing Company, 1877.

• E527.5-105th History of the One Hundred and Sixth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 2d Brigade, 2d Division, 2d Corps, 1861-1865.

• By Joseph R. C. Ward. Philadelphia: T. McManus, Jr. & Co., 1906. • E527.5-106th

History of the 118th Pennsylvania Volunteers, Corn Exchange Regiment.

• From their first engagement at Antietam to Appomattox, to which is added a record of its organization and a complete roster. Fully illustrated with maps, portraits, and over one hundred illustrations, with addenda. By the Survivors’ Association, 118th (Corn Exchange) Regt., P. V. Philadelphia, Pa.: J. L.Smith, 1905.

• E527.5-118th History of the 121st Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• “ An account for the ranks.” Revised edition. By the Survivors’ Association. Philadelphia: Press of Catholic Standard and Times, 1906, c 1905.

• E527.5-121st History of the One Hundred and Twenty-Fourth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, in the War of the Rebellion, 1862-1863: Regimental reunions, 1885-906, history of monument.

• Compiled by Robert M. Green. Approved by the Regimental Committee. Philadelphia: Ware Bros. Company, Printers, 1907.

• E527.5-124th History of the One Hundred and Twenty-Fifth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1862-1863.

• By the Regimental Committee. Printed by J. B. Lippincott Company, 1906. • E527.5-125th

History of the One Hundred and Fortieth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• By Prof. Robert Laird Stewart. Published by authority of the Regimental Association. Philadelphia: Printed by the Franklin Bindery, 1912.

• E527.5-140th History of the One Hundred and Fifty-Third Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry: Recruited in Northhampton County, Pa., 1862-1863.

• Written by Rev. W. R. Kiefer; assisted by Newton H. Mack. Easton: The Chemical Publishing Co., 1909. • E527.5-153d

History of the Pittsburgh Washington Infantry, 102nd (old 13th) Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers, and Its Forebears.

• Includes history of participation in the Civil War. By John H. Niebaum, historian. Pittsburgh: Burgum Printing Company, 1931.

• qUA428-W31 History of the Seventy-Eighth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• Edited by J. T. Gibson under the direction of the Historical Committee of the Regimental Association, 1905. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Press of the Pittsburgh Printing Co., 1905.

• E527.5-78th History Sixty-First Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1865.

• By Abraham T. Brewer. Pittsburgh: Art Engraving & Printing Co., 1911.



• qE527.5-61st CASE History of the Twelfth Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps (41st Regiment of the Line), from Its Muster into the United States Service, August 10th, 1861, to Its Muster Out, June 11th, 1864.

• Together with biographical sketches of officers and men and a complete muster-out roll. Compiled from official reports, letters, and other documents. By M. D. Hardin. New York: Pub. by the Author, 1890.

• E527.5-41st History of the Twenty-Third Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry, Birneys Zouaves: Three months and three years service, Civil War.

• Compiled by the secretary by order of the Survivors Association, Twenty- Third Regiment, 1903-1904. Philadelphia? 1904?

• qE527.5-23d History of the Washington Infantry of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Thirty-sixth anniversary, 1855-1891.

• Pittsburgh, 1891. • longUA428-W31h

Nathan Divens and the 139th Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Draft by David A. Murdoch. Pittsburgh, Pa.?: D. A. Murdoch, c 1993. • qE527.5-139th-1993

Our Campaigns: Or, the marches, bivouacs, battles, incidents of camp life and history of our regiment during its three years term of service. Together with a sketch of the Army of the Potomac. 31st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• By E. M. Woodward, Adjutant, Second Pa. Reserves. Philadelphia: J. E. Potter, 1865. • E527.5-31st

Pennsylvania Thirteenth, November 9, 1861-February 22, 1862.

• Volume 1, Numbers 1-14. Published weekly by the 13th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. Printed by Pittsburgh Dispatch Press, Co. A.

• E527.5-13th Red: White: and Blue Badge, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers.

• A history of the 93rd Regiment, known as the “Lebanon Infantry” and “One of the 300 fighting regiments” from September 12th, 1861 to June 27th, 1865. By Penrose G. Mark. Authorized by the executive committee of the 93rd Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Association. Harrisburg, Pa.: The Aughinbaugh Press, 1911.

• E527.5-93d Soldiers True: The Story of the One Hundred and Eleventh Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers.

• By John Richards Boyle. New York: Eaton & Mains; Cincinnati: Jennings & Pye, 1903. • E527.5-111th

The Campaigns of the Fifty-Second Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry: First known as “The Luzerne Regiment”, being a record of nearly 4 years’ continuous service from October 7, 1861 to July 12, 1865 in the war for the suppression of the rebellion.

• Compiled under the authority of the Regimental Association By Smith B. Mott, late Quartermaster of the Regiment. Philadelphia: Press of J. B. Lippincott Company, 1911.

• E527.5-52d The Gallant Seventy-Eighth, Stones River to Prickett’s Mill: Colonel William Sirwell and the Pennsylvania seventy-eighth volunteer infantry.

• By Ron Gancas. Murrysville, Pa.: R. Gancas, c 1994. • F527.5-78th-G3-1994



The Gallant Sixty-Third: In memoriam to Captain John McClellan, Company E, Sixty-Third Volunteers, 1861-1864.

• By Sara Gould Walters. Mt. Airy, Md.: The Author, 1990(?). • E527.5-63d-1990

The Major: Being a collection of letters and notes, by James Harvey Cline, on the organization, experiences and battles of the Hundredth Roundhead Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, during the Civil War.

• Pittsburgh: Augmented and privately printed by Victor Vescilius Young, 1935. • fE527-C641

The Seventy-Seventh Pennsylvania at Shiloh.

• History of the Regiment by John Obreiter. The Battle of Shiloh by David W. Reed. Harrisburg: Harrisburg Publishing Co., 1905. Same Title, 1908

• E527.5-77th The Story of Our Regiment: A History of the 148th Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Written by the comrades. Adjt. J. W. Muffly, editor. Des Moines, Ia.: The Kenyon Printing & Mfc. Co., 1904.

• E527.5-148th The Story of the Forty-Eighth: A record of the campaigns of the Forty-Eighth Regiment Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry during the four eventful years of its service in the war for the preservation of the Union.

• By Joseph Gould. Published by authority of the Regimental Association. Philadelphia: Taylor & Slocum Co., 1908.

• E527.5-48th The Story of the 116th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion: The record of a gallant command.

• By St. Clair A. Mulholland. Philadelphia: T. McManus, Jr. & Co., Printers, 1903. • E527.5-116th

Three Years in the Bloody Eleventh: The Campaign of a Pennsylvania Reserves Regiment.

• By Joseph Gibbs. Pennsylvania State University, University Park, 2002. • E527.5 11th G53 2002

Under the Maltese Cross: Antietam to Appomattox, the loyal uprising in western Pennsylvania, 1861-1865; campaigns 155th Pennsylvania Regiment, narrated by the rank and file, 1910.

• qE527.5-155th Under the Red Patch: Story of the Sixty-Third Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1864.

• Compiled by Gilbert Adams Hays, with personal narrative by William H. Morrow, Company A. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Sixty-Third Pennsylvania Volunteers Regimental Association, 1908.

• E527.5-63d War from the Inside: The Story of the 132nd Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry in the War for the Suppression of the Rebellion, 1862-1863.

• Published by authority of the 132nd Reg. Pa. Vol. Inf. Assn. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1904, c 1903. • E527.5-132d

Regiment (Other States)

Chronicles of the Twenty-First Regiment, New York State Volunteers.

• Embracing a full history of the regiment. By J. Harrison Mills. Buffalo: Repub. By the 21st Reg’t., Veteran Assn. of Buffalo by permission of the author, 1887.



• E523-21st-M657-1887 Colorado Volunteers in New Mexico, 1862.

• 1st Regiment Colorado Volunteers. Edited by Richard Harwell. Chicago: R. R. Donnelly, 1962. • dE498-H74

Genealogy of Some Early Families in Grant and Pleasant Districts, Preston County, West Virginia.

• The frontispiece is a roster of Company H, 3rd Regiment, Potomac Home Brigade, Maryland Infantry. By Edward Thorp King. Marshalltown?Ia., 1933.

• F247-P93-K52 History of the Fifth West Virginia Cavalry, Formerly the Second Virginia Infantry, and of Battery G, First West Virginia Light Artillery.

• By Frank S. Reader. New Brighton, Pa.: F. S. Reader, 1890. • E536.6-5thCASE

Record of the Thirty-Third Massachusettes Volunteer Infantry from August 1862 to August 1865.

• By Andrew J. Boies. Fitchburg: Sentinel Printing Company, 1880. • E513.5-33d

The Drums of the 47th.

• 47th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment. By Robert J. Burdette. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1914.

• E505.5-47th-B95CASE The Fifteenth Ohio Volunteers and Its Campaigns, War of 1861-5.

• By Alexis Cope, Captain, Fifteenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Columbus, Oh.: The Author, 1916. • E525.5-15th

The Story of the Guard: A chronicle of the war. Fremont’s body-guard of Missouri cavalry.

• By Jessie Benton Fremont. Boston: Ticknor and Fields, 1863. • Case-E517.6-F872-1863

With Fire and Sword.

• A narrative of the 5th Regiment, Iowa Infantry. By Major S. H. M. Byers. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1911.

• dE601-B99



6. BIOGRAPHY/AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Ulysses S. Grant Captain Sam Grant.

• 1st Edition. By Llord Lewis. Boston: Little, Brown, 1950. • E672-L6744

From Tannery to White House: The life of Ulysses S. Grant.

• By William M. Thayer. New York: Hurst & Co., c 1885. • dE672-T369

General Grant.

• By James Grant Wilson. New York: D. Appleton and Co., c 1897. o Same Title. New York: D. Appleton, c 1897.

• dE672-W749, • dE672-W749-1897

Grant and His Generals.

• 1st Edition. By Clarence E. N. Macartney. New York: McBride Co., 1953. • E467-M123

Meet General Grant.

• By W. E. Woodward. With illustrations. Garden City, N. Y.: Garden City Publishing Co., c 1928. o Same Title. New York: Horace Liveright, 1928. o Same Title. New York: Liveright Pub. Corp., 1946.

• E672-W912-1928 • E672-W912-1928-1 • E672-W912-1946

Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant.

• 2 Volumes. New York: C. L. Webster & Co., 1885-6. • E672-G76

U. S. Grant and the American Military Tradition.

• 1st Edition. By Bruce Catton. Boston: Little, Brown, 1954. • E672-C36

Ulysses S. Grant and the Period of Natural Preservation and Reconstruction.

• By William C. Church. Garden City, N. Y.: Garden City Publishing Co., 1926. • E668-G761-C561

The Ancestry of General Grant, and Their Contemporaries.

• By Edward C. Marshall. New York: Sheldon & Company, 1869. • CS71-G762-M367

The Personal Memoirs and Military History of U. S. Grant Versus the Record of the Army of the Potomac.

• By Carswell McClellan. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1887. • E470.2-M12

Within Are the Names of the Guests of the Fifth Avenue Hotel: On the occasion of the obsequies of General U. S. Grant, August 8th, 1885.

• New York: Hitchcock, Darling & Co., 1885. • dE672-W5-1885



Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson Mighty Stonewall.

• By Frank E. Vandiver. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1957. • E467.1-J14-V245

Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War.

• 2 Volumes. By Lt. Col. G. F. R. Henderson. With an introduction by Field-Marshall the Right Hon. Viscount Wolsely. New York, London, etc.: Longmans, Green and Co., 1900.

o Same Title. 2 Volumes. New York: Longmans, Green and Co., 1926. • dE467.1-J14-H496 • E467.1-J14-H496-1926

“Stonewall Jackson”: The life and military career of Thomas Jonathan Jackson, lieutenant-general in the Confederate army.

• By Markinfield Addey. New York: C. T. Evans; Chicago: J. R. Walker, 1863. • dE467.1-J14-A22

Stonewall Jackson and the Old Stonewall Brigade.

• Edited by Richard Barksdale Harwell. By John E. Cooke. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press for the Tracy W. McGregor Library, 1954.

• E467.1-J14-C772 The Genealogies of the Jackson, Junkin and Morrison Families.

• Compiled by Michael I. Shoop. Lexington, Va.: Garland Gray Memorial Research Center, Jackson House, Historic Lexington Foundation, 1981.

• fCS71-J14-S559

Robert E. Lee General Lee.

• By Fitzhugh Lee, his nephew. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1894. o Same Title.

• E467.1-L47-L45 • E467.1-L47-L45-1894

Lee.

• By Douglas Southall Freeman. An abridgement in one volume, by Richard Harwell, of the four-volume R. E. Lee. New York, Scribner, 1961.

• E467.1-L47-F855 Lee: A Biography.

• By Douglas Southall Freeman. 4 Volumes. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1945. • E467.1-L47-F855-1945

Lee and His Cause: Or, the why and the how of the war between the states.

• By John R. Deering. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1907. • dE487-D312

Lee the American.

• By Gameliel Bradford. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., The Riverside Press, Cambridge, 1929.

• E467.1-L47-B799-1929 Lee’s Lieutenants: A study in command.



• By Douglas Southall Freeman. 3 Volumes. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1942-44. • E470.2-F855

Robert E. Lee.

• By William P. Trent. Boston: Small, Maynard & Company, 1899. • dE467.1-L47-T79

Robert E. Lee, the Soldier. • By Sir Frederick Maurice. With portrait, maps and plans. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Co.,

1925. • E467.1 L47-M454

George B. McClellan

General McClellan.

• By General Peter S. Michie. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1901. • E467.1-M12-M62

Little Mac: The Life of General George B. McClellan.

• By Clarence Edward Macartney. Philadelphia: Dorrance and Company, 1940. • E467.1-M12-M123

McClellan’s Own Story: The War for the Union, the soldiers who fought it, the civilians who directed it and his relations to it and to them.

• By George B. McClellan. New York: C. L. Webster & Company, 1887 (1886). • E470.2-M126

Philip H. Sheridan

General Sheridan.

• By General Henry E. Davies. New York: Appleton and Company, 1895. • E467.1-S55-D255

Illustrated Life, Campaigns and Public Services of Philip H. Sheridan (Major-General Sheridan).

• By C. W. Denison. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson & Brothers, 1865. • Case-E467.1-S55-D39

“Little Phil” and His Troopers.

• The life of General Philip H. Sheridan. By Frank A. Burr and Richard J. Hinton. Providence, R. I.: J. A. & R. A. Reid, 1888.

• E467.1-S55-B96 Personal Memoirs of P. H. Sheridan, General, United States Army.

• 2 Volumes. New York: C. L. Webster & Company, 1888. • E467.1-S55-S55

William Tecumseh Sherman

Sherman: A Memorial in Art, Oratory, and Literature.

• By the Society of the Army of the Tennessee with the aid of Congress of the United States of America. Prepared by the authority of Congress under the direction of Col. Thomas W. Symons, in charge of monument and ceremonies, by De B. Randolph Keim. Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1904.

• qE467.1-S553-K27 General Sherman.



• By Manning F. Force. New York: D. Appleton and Company, c 1899. • E476.1-S553-F697

Life and Deeds of General Sherman.


Life of Wm. Tecumseh Sherman.

• By W. Fletcher Johnson. With an introduction by Maj. Gen. O. O. Howard. Philadelphia: Edgewood Publishing Company,1891.

• E467.1-S553-J71 Memoirs Of General William T. Sherman.

• 2 Volumes. By himself. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1875. o Same Title. 2 Volumes in 1. 4th Edition. Revised and corrected. New York: C. L. Webster &

Company, 1891. o Same Title. Foreword by B. H. Liddell Hart. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1957.

• E467.1-S55-S52 CASE • E467.1-S553 • E467.1-S553-1957

Sherman and His Campaigns: A military biography.

• By Col. S. M. Bowman and Lt. Col. R. B. Irwin. New York: C. B. Richardson; Cincinatti: C. F. Vent & Co., 1865.

• E467.1-S553-B78 Sherman: Soldier, Realist, American.

• By B. H. Liddell Hart. New York: Frederick A. Praeger, 1960. • E467.1-S553-L712-1960

Others

Abraham Lincoln, the War Years. • 4 Volumes. With reproductions of photographs, cartoons, letters and documents. By Carl Sandburg. New

York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1940. • E457-S213-1940

Admiral Farragut.

• By Captain A. T. Mahan. New York: D. Appleton and Company, c 1892. • E467.1-F23-M214

Autobiography and Personal Reminiscences of Maj. General Benjamin F. Butler.

• Boston: A. M. Thayer & Co., 1892. • E467.1-B87

Biographical Sketches of Eminent American Patriots.

• By Joseph Taggart. Includes sketches of William Starke Rosecrans and Philip Henry Sheridan. Kansas City, Mo.: The Burton Company, 1907.

• E184-C3-T125 David Gregg: Pennsylvania Cavalryman.

• By Milton V. Burgess. State College, Pa.: Nittany Valley Offset, c 1984. • qE527-G819-B955

Edwin M. Stanton: His character and public services on the eve of the Rebellion.



• As presented in a series of papers by Henry Wilson and J. S. Black. Easton, Pa.: Cole, Morwitz & Co., 1871.

• E467.1-S79-W748 Edwin McMasters Stanton: The autocrat of rebellion, emancipation, and reconstruction.

• By Frank Abial Flower. Akron, Oh., New York: Saalfield Pub. Co., 1905. • E467.1-S79-F64

Felix Reville Brunot, 1820-1898.

• A civilian in the war for the union, president of the first Board of Indian Commissioners. By Charles Lewis Slattery. New York, London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1901

• dE93-B89-S63 From Manassas to Appomattox: Memoirs of the civil war in America.

• By James Longstreet. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1896. • E470-L85

General Hancock.

• By General Francis A. Walker. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1912, c 1894. o Same Title. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1894.

• dE467.1-H23-W17 • E467.1-H2-W179

General John A. Logan: A biography.

• By Byron Andrews. New York: N. S. Goodspeed & Co., 1884. • E664-B63-C7

General Johnston: Joseph E.

• By Robert M. Hughes. New York: D. Appleton and Company, c 1893. • E467.1-J74-H894

General Officers of the Confederate Army, Officers of the Executive Departments of the Confederate States, Members of the Confederate Congress by States.

• Compiled and edited by Gen. Marcus J. Wright. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1911. • E467-W95 1989

General Scott.

• By General Marcus J. Wright. New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1897 • dE403.1-S4-W952-1897

General Thomas.

• By Henry Coppee. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1893. • E467.1- T4-C785

In Memoriam, Edwin McMasters Stanton, His Life and Work: With an account of dedication of bronze statue in his native city.

• By Joseph B. Doyle, under auspices of the Stanton Monument Association. Steubenville, Oh.: The Herald Printing Company, 1911.

• E467.1-S79-D75 James Buchanan and His Cabinet on the Eve of Secession.

• By Philip Gerald Auchampaugh. Lancaster, Pa.: Private Printing, 1926. • E436-A89



John White Geary, Soldier-Statesman, 1819-1873. • By Harry Marlin Tinkcom. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1940. • E476.1-G29-T589

Life and Achievements of James Addams Beaver.


• dE467.1-B39-B968 Life and Letters of Alexander Hays: Brevet Colonel United States Army, Brigadier General and Brevet Major General United States Volunteers.


• E467.1-H42-F59 Memoirs of a Swiss Officer in the American Civil War.

• By Rudolf Aschmann. Edited and introduction by Heinz K. Meier. Bern and Frankfurt: Herbert Lang, 1972.

• E601-A81 Memoirs of Lieut.-General Scott, LL. D.

• Written by himself. New York: Sheldon & Company, 1864 • dE403.1-S43

Men of Our Day.

• By L. P. Brockett. Biographical sketches of patriots, generals, statesmen, etc. Philadelphia: Ziegler & McCurdy, 1868.

• E467-B86 Military Memoirs of a Confederate.

• By Edward Porter Alexander. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1910, c 1907. • E545-A37

Minute Men of Pennsylvania: With a brief biography of their leader in Blair, Bedford and Cambria Counties, Col. Jacob C. Higgins.

• By Milton V. Burgess. Martinsburg, Pa.: Morrisons Cove Herald, 1962. • E475.51-B955

Personal and Military History of Philip Kearny, Major General United States Volunteers.

• By John Watts De Peyster. 2nd Edition. Elizabeth, N. J.: N. J. Palmer & Co.; New York: J. Miller, 1870. • E467.1-K24-D41

Personnel of the Civil War.

• 2 Volumes. Introduction by William Frayne Amann. New York: T. Yoseloff, 1961. • E494-A5

Recollections of Half a Century.

• By Colonel Alexander McClure. Salem, Mass.: The Salem Press Company, 1902. • E415.7-M166

Reminiscences of the Civil War.

• By General John B. Gordon. With an introduction by General Stephen D. Lee. Memorial account by Frances Gordon Smith. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons; Atlanta: Martin & Hoyt Co., 1904.

• E470-G66, E470-G66-1904



Stanton: The Life and Times of Lincoln’s Secretary of War.

• 1st Edition. By Benjamin P. Thomas and Harold M. Hyman. New York: Knoph, 1962 • E467.1-S79-T45

Sword and Olive Branch: Oliver Otis Howard.

• By John A. Carpenter. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1964. • E467.1-H85-C29

Thaddeus Stevens, Scourge of the South.

• By Fawn (McKay) Brodie. New York: Norton, 1959. • E415.9-S84-B864

That Devil Forrest: Life of General Nathan Bedford Forrest.

• By John A. Wyeth. Foreword by Henry Steele Commager. Maps by Jean Tremblay. Original illustrations by T. de Thulstrup. New York: Harper, 1959.

• E467.1-F728-W979 The Civil War Career of Thomas A. Scott.

• By Samuel Richey Kamm. Philadelphia, 1940. • E491-S429

The Life and Letters of George Gordon Meade, Major-General United States Army.

• 2 Volumes. By George Meade. Edited by George Gordon Meade. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1913. • E467.1-M38-M481 v.1-2

The Life of David Glasgow Farragut: First admiral of the United States Navy, embodying his journal and letters.

• By his son, Loyall Farragut. New York: D. Appleton and Company, 1879. • E467.1-F23-F219

The Life of General Ely S. Parker: Last grand sachem of the Iroquois and General Grant’s military secretary.

• By Arthur C. Parker. Buffalo, N. Y.: Buffalo Historical Society, 1919. • F129-B92-B9-v. 23

The Life, Trial, and Execution of Captain John Brown: Known as Old Brown of Ossawatomie.

• Compiled from official and authentic sources. New York: Da Capo Press, 1969. • E451-B87

The Miner Boy and His Monitor: Or, the career and achievements of John Ericsson, the engineer.

• By Rev. P. C. Headley. New York: W. H. Appleton, • T40-dE68-H43

The Public Life of James A. Seddon.

• By Merton E. Stearns. Sugar Grove, Pa.: The author?, 1924. • qE467.1-S38

War Years with Jeb Stuart.

• By Lt. Col. W. W. Blackford, C. S. A. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1945. • E470-B62



7. DIARIES/PERSONAL NARRATIVES/LETTERS

Diaries/Journals A Borderland Confederate.

• Diaries and letters of William Lyne Wilson. Edited by Festus P. Summers. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1962.

• E605-W754 A Civil War Diary, Feb. 1864-Feb. 1865.

• By Pvt. Augustus Hively. Transcribed by Mary E. Lapetina. Compiled by Henry L. Hively. Pittsburgh: H. Hively, 1982.

• E470-H677 A Rebel War Clerk’s Diary at the Confederate States Capital.

• Volume I of 2 is missing. By J. B. Jones. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1866. • E605-J77

Diary of General S. M. Jackson for the Year 1862.

• Apollo, Pa.: Pref., 1925. • dE601-J14

Frederick Augustus James’s Civil War Diary: Sumter to Andersonville.

• Edited by Jefferson J. Hammer. Rutherford, Madison, Teaneck: Farleigh Dickinson University Press, c 1973.

• E611-J27 Leaves from the Diary of an Army Surgeon: Or, Incidents of field, camp and hospital life.

• By Thomas T. Ellis. New York: J. Bradburn, 1863. • dE601-E47 CASE

My Diary North and South.

• By William Howard Russell. Boston: T. C. H. P. Burnham, 1863. • F210-R96

Private Elisha Stockwell, Jr., Sees the Civil War.

• Edited by Byron R. Abernathy. 1st Edition. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1958. • E601-S86

Private Smith’s Journals: Recollections of the late war.

• Smith was a member of Company C, 51st Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry. Edited by Clyde C. Walton. Chicago: R. R. Donnelly, 1963.

• dE601-S64 The Civil War Diary of Capt. Samuel Duvall, July-October 1864: Company E, 102nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, 1st Brigade, 2nd Division, 6th Corps.

• Transcribed by David M. Neville. Export, Pa.: D. M. Neville, no date. • qE601-D903-N523

The Civil War Diary of John H. Hieber, 1863: Hospital steward, 139th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• Transcribed and annotated by William Dunham. Hanover, Ind.: W. Dunham, 1985? • fE601-H633



The Civil War Diary of Private Henry Fogle: 1862, Co. C, 9th Pennsylvania Regiment. • Transcribed by David M. Neville, no date. • fE601-F656-N523

The Civil War Notebook of Daniel Chisholm: A chronicle of daily life in the Union army, 1864-1865.

• Edited by W. Springer Menge and J. August Shimrak. 1st Edition. New York: Orion Books, c 1989. • E601-C47-1989

The Diary of James T. Ayers, Civil War Recruiter.

• Introduction by John Hope Franklin. Springfield, Ill.: Printed by authority of the State of Illinois, 1947. • E601-A977

The Road to Cold Harbor: Field diary, January 1-June 12, 1864 of Capt. Samuel C. Schoyer, 139 Pennsylvania Volunteer Regiment.

• Supplemented by accounts of other officers and a brief history of the regiment. Edited by William T. Schoyer. Pittsburgh: W. T. Schoyer, 1966.

• E476.41-S363 The Soldier Boy’s Diary Book: Or, memorandums of the alphabetical first lessons of military tactics.

• Kept by Adam S. Johnston, from September 14, 1861 to October 2, 1864. Pittsburgh, 1866. Same Title. Pittsburgh, 1867.

• dE601-J72, Case-E601-J72-1867

Personal Narratives/Reminiscences Anecdotes of the Civil War in the United States.

• By Brevet Major-General E. D. Townsend. New York: D. Appleton, 1884. • dE470-T74

Boyhood Memories of the Civil War, 1861-1865.

• A 1932 letter of James W. Sullivan dealing with the invasion of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Carlisle, Pa.: Hamilton Library Association, 1933.

• E527-S95 Bullet and Shell: A soldier’s romance.

• By George F. Williams. Illustrated from sketches among the actual scenes. New York: Fords, Howard, & Hulbert, c 1882.

• E601-W72 Camp-fire and Cotton Field: Southern adventure in time of war.

• By Thomas W. Knox. New York: Blelock and Company, 1865. • E601-K74

Colonel Alexander K. McClure’s Recollections of Half a Century.

• Salem, Mass.: The Salem Press Company, 1902. • E415.7-M166

Following the Greek Cross: Or, memories of the Sixth Army Corps.

• By Thomas W. Hyde. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1894. • E493. 1-6th-H99

Four Years of Fighting: A volume of personal observation with the army and navy, from the first battle of Bull Run to the fall of Richmond.

• By Charles C. Coffin. Boston: Ticknor & Fields, 1866.



• E470-C67f Four Years under Marse Robert.

• By Robert Stiles. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1910, c 1903-4. • E605-S85

From Bull Run to Appomattox: A boy’s view.

• By L. W. Hopkins of Gen. J. E. B. Stuart’s cavalry, 6th Va. Reg., C. S. A. Baltimore: Press of Fleet-McGinley Co., c 1908.

• E605-H79 From Chattanooga to Petersburg under Generals Grant and Butler: A contribution to the history of the war, and a personal vindication.

• By William Farrar Smith. Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin and Co., 1893. • E470.2-S66

I Rode with Stonewall: Being chiefly the war experiences of the youngest member of Jackson’s staff from the John Brown raid to the hanging of Mrs. Surratt.

• By Henry Kyd Douglas. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, c 1940. • E470-D733, E470-B63-1961

In and Out of the Lines: An accurate account of incidents during the occupation of Georgia by federal troops in 1864-1865.

• By Frances T. Howard. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1905. • dE605-H84

Life in the Confederate Army: Being personal experiences of a private soldier in the Confederate Army.


• dE605-F69 Memoirs of a Swiss Officer in the American Civil War: Rudolf Aschmann.

• Edited and introduced by Heinz K. Meier. Bern and Frankfurt: Herbert Lang, 1972. • E601-A81

Military Reminiscences of the Civil War.

• 2 Volumes. By Jacob Dolson Cox. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1900. • E470-C877

My Early Life and the Civil War.

• By Conrad Smith. Pittsburgh?: C. Smith, February, 1920. • dF159.3-S644

My Story of the War: A woman’s narrative of four years personal experience as a nurse in the Union army, and in relief work at home, in hospitals, camps, and at the front during the War of the Rebellion.

• By Mary A. Livermore. Hartford: A. D. Worthington and Company, 1888. • E621-L78

Personal Recollections of Early Decatur, Abraham Lincoln, Richard J. Oglesby and the Civil War.

• By Jane Martin Johns. Edited by Howard C. Schaub. Decatur, Ill.: Decatur Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution, 1912.

• F549-D3-J65 Recollections, 1844-1909.



• By Henry Clay McDougal, a member of Company A, 6th Regiment, (West) Virginia Infantry Volunteers (Union). Includes Roll of Company A. Kansas City, Mo.: Franklin Hudson Pub. Co., 1910.

• E663-M13 Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer.

• By Gen. G. Moxley Sorrel. With introduction by Senator John W. Daniel. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1905.

• E470-S71 Recollections of a Mosby Guerrilla.

• By John W. Munson. New York: Munsey’s Magazine, no date. • E470.45-M969

Recollections of a Private: A story of the Army of the Potomac.

• By Warren Lee Goss. New York: T. Y. Crowell & Co., c 1890. • E601-G67

Recollections and Letters of General Robert E. Lee.

• By his son, Captain Robert E. Lee. New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1904. • E467.1-L47-L47

Red Tape and Pigeon-Hole Generals: As seen from the ranks during a campaign in the Army of the Potomac.

• By a citizen soldier. New York: Carleton, Publisher, 1864. • E601-C28

Reminiscences: An autobiographical sketch, written at the request of his children, January 23, 1843-October 11, 1927.

• By Hugh Wilson Arthur. Pittsburgh?: Privately printed, 1927?. • F159.26-A788

Reminiscences of Peace and War.

• By Mrs. Roger A. Pryor. Revised and enlarged edition. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1905. • E415.7-P973-1905

Sketches of the Rise, Progress and Decline of Secession: With a narrative of personal adventures among the rebels.

• By W. G. Brownlow. Philadelphia: G. W. Childs; Cincinatti: Applegate & Co., 1862. Known as Parson Brownlow’s Book.

• dE458.2-B88 The Bivouac and the Battlefield: Or, campaign sketches in Virginia and Maryland.

• By George F. Noyes. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1863. • dE601-N95

“The Cannoneer.”

• Recollections of service in the Army of the Potomac. By a “detached” volunteer in the regular artillery. By Augustus C. Buell. Washington, D. C.: The National Tribune, 1890.

• E601-B928 The Recollections of a Drummer Boy.

• By Harry M. Kieffer. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Co., c 1888. • E601-K47



The Story of American Heroism: Thrilling personal narratives of adventures during the great Civil War as told by the medal winners and roll of honor men.

• Chicago, New York: The Werner Co., 1897, c 1896. • qE655-S88

Three Years in the Federal Cavalry.

• By Captain Willard Glazier. New York: R. H. Ferguson & Company, 1870. • dE601-G553

Thrilling Adventures of Daniel Ellis: The great Union guide of east Tennessee, for a period of nearly four years during the great southern rebellion.

• By himself. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1867. • dE601-E42

Through Five Administrations: Reminiscences of Colonel William H. Crook, bodyguard to President Lincoln.

• Compiled and edited by Margarita Spalding Gerry. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1910. • E661-C94

Two Days of War, a Gettysburg Narrative and other excursions.

• By Henry Edwin Tremain. Includes impressions on the life and services of Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker, the Battle of Gettysburg and post-war travels. New York: Bonnell, Silver and Bowers, 1905.

• dE470-T78 Under the Old Flag: Recollections of military operations in the war for the Union, the Spanish war, the Boxer rebellion, etc.

• 2 Volumes. By James Harrison Wilson. New York and London: D. Appleton and Company, 1912. • E470-W74

War Record and Personal Experiences of Walter Raleigh Robbins from April 22, 1861 to August 4, 1865.

• 1st Regiment, New Jersey Cavalry. Edited by Lilian Rea. Chicago?: Priv. Print., 1923. • dE601-R63

With Fire and Sword.

• By Major S. H. M. Byers. A personal narrative of a soldier in the 5th Iowa. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1911.

• E601-B99 With the Army of West Virginia.

• Reminiscences and letters of James Abraham. Compiled by Evelyn Abraham Benson. Lancaster, Pa.: E. A. Benson, 1974.

• fE536-A159-B474

Published Letters

An Historical Report on a Civil War Soldier: Pocket Diary, 1863, Pvt. Andrew Hug. Compiled by James W. Brown.

• Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.: U. S. Army Material Systems Analysis Activity, October 1980. • qE475.51-H891

Aunt and the Soldier Boys from Cross Creek, Pa., 1856-1866.

• With appendix by William H. Bartlett. Compiled by Janice Bartlett Reeder McFadden. Santa Cruz, Cal.: Moore’s Graphic Arts, 1970.

• qE601-M143



Charles C. Kirchner: 1834-1913, saddler, Co. C, 4th Cavalry, and Sergeant, regimental saddler, 64th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, 1861-1864.

• Compiled and written by Janet Kirchner Warter. Huntington Beach, Calif.: The Compiler, 1986. • qCS71-K61-W296

Civil War Echoes: A series of articles based on letters of Pvt. Abram E. Kipp (1840-70) of Allegheny Township, Westmoreland County.

• By Edward S. Osheshkie. From the letters and a history of the 78th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Reproduced from the Valley New Dispatch, Tarentum, Pa., and The Daily Dispatch, New Kensington, Pa., April 11 through May 25, 1961.

• qE601-K57-O81 Civil War Letters of Alexander Adams. The letters were written by Adams, a Private, mostly to his mother during his service in the Union army.

• No publisher, no date. • qE601-A21

Dear Esther: The Civil War letters of Private Aungier Dobb, Centerville, Pennsylvania.

• By Ralph Haas. Edited by Philip Ensley. Apollo, Pa.: Closson Press, c 1991. • qE527.6-22d-D632-1991

Infantryman Pettit: The Civil War letters of Corporal Frederick Pettit, late of Company C, 100th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry Regiment, “The Roundheads”, 1862-1864.

• Edited by William Gilfillan Garvin. Shippensburg, Pa.: White Mane Pub. Co., c 1990. • E527.5-100th-P47-1990 CASE

Letters of a Civil War Surgeon.

• Edited by Paul Fatout. Letters of William Watson of the 105th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. West Lafayette, Ind., 1961.

• E601-W343 Letters of Ulysses S. Grant to His Father and His Younger Sister, 1857-78.

• By his nephew, Jesse Grant Cramer. New York and London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1912. • E672-G764

“Remember Your Friend Until Death”: A collection of Civil War letters from the West Overton Archives.

• Robert M. Sandow, Editor. West Overton, Pa.: West Overton Museums, 1990-1993. • E601-S2-1993

“Respects to All”: Letters of two Pennsylvania boys, Adam S. and Michael S. Bright, in the War of the Rebellion.

• Edited by Aida Craig Truxall. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1962. • E601-B855

South After Gettysburg: Letters of Cornelia Hancock from the Army of the Potomac., 1863-1865.

• Edited by Henrietta Stratton Jaquette. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1937. • E621-H234

The Civil War Letters and Genealogy of Frederick Duerr of Butler County, Pennsylvania.

• By Peggy Vorwin Cramer. Lansdale, Pa.: P. Cramer, 1983?. • qCS71-D853-C889

The Civil War Letters of Robert F. Templeton: Written from August 25, 1862 to June 16, 1865. Compiled and copied by Robert S. Foltz. Pittsburgh: R. S. Foltz, 1986. qE601-T234-F663



Others

Col. A. W. Gilbert, Citizen-Soldier of Cincinnati.

• Edited by William E. Smith and Ophia D. Smith. Cincinnati: Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio, 1934.

• F486-G45 Hardtack and Coffee: The unwritten story of army life.

• Edited by Richard Harwell. Chicago: R. R. Donnelley, 1960 • dE607-B59

Life and Military Service of Matthias Manner, 1841-1864.

• By Marcella Manner Stephenson. Edited by Clarence D. Stephenson. Marion Center, Pa.: M. M. Stephenson?, November 1962.

• CS71-M281-S836 Outlines from the Outpost.

• Edited by Richard Harwell. Chicago: Lakeside Press, 1961. • dE470.2-C77

Stop the Evil: A Civil War history of desertion and murder.

• By Robert I. Alotta. Presidio Press, c 1978. • E527.5-116th-H855-A453

They Were There: The Civil War in action as seen by its combat artists, with 6 poems by Walt Whitman.

• By Philip Van Doren Stern. New York: Crown Publishers, 1959. • fE468.7-S839

War Pictures from the South.

• By B. Estvan. New York: D. Appleton and Co., 1863. • E470-E82



8. SOLDIERS/ARMS/MILITARYORDNANCE/GOODS

Soldiers Fighting by Southern Federals.

• By Charles C. Anderson. The author shows that 634,255 southern soldiers, colored and white, fought for the preservation of the Union. New York: The Neale Publishing Company, 1912.

• E491-A54 Heroes, U. S. Marine Corps, 1861-1955.

• Reference book for medals, badges, decorations, flags and citations for U. S. Marines. Civil War Medal of Honor winners are listed on pages 5 and 6. 1st Edition. Washington, 1957.

• qVE23-B636 Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army: From its organization, September 29, 1789, to March 2, 1903.

• By Francis B. Heitman. Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1903. o Same Title. To September 29, 1889. Washington, D. C.: The National Tribune, 1890.

• qU11-U58-M473, • U11-U58-H473-1890

Infantry Tactics: For the instruction, exercise and manoever of the soldier, a company, line of skirmishers, battalion, brigade or corps d’ armee.

• Volume 1 only. By Brig. Gen. Silas Casey. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1862. • Case- UD160-C338-1862

Instructions for Making Muster-Rolls: Mustering into service, periodic payments and discharging from service of volunteers or militia.

• Revised. War Department. Washington, D. C.: Government Printing Office, 1863. • dU113-U58-I59-1863

Johnny Reb and Billy Yank.

• By Alexander Hunter. Illustrated by Harold Macdonald and R. O. Tolman. New York and Washington: The Neale Publishing Company, 1905.

• E605-H94 List of Officers of the Army of the United States from 1779 to 1900. Includes a register of all appointments by the President of the United States in the volunteer service during the Civil War.

• Compiled by William H. Powell from the official records. Detroit: Gale Research Co., 1967. • U11-U58-P88

Manual of Instruction for the Volunteers and Militia of the United States.

• By Major William Gilham. Philadelphia: C. Desilver; Baltimore, Md.: Cushings and Bailey, 1861. • U113-G463

Manual for Quartermasters and Commissaries: Containing instructions in the preparation of vouchers, abstracts, returns, etc.

• By Captain R. F. Hunter. New York: D. Van Nostrand, 1863. • UC32-H945-1863

Official Army Register of the Volunteer Force of the United States Army for the Years 1861, ‘62, ‘63, ‘64, ‘65.



• 9 Volumes. Washington, D. C.: Adjutant Generals Office, 1865;Gaithersburg, Md.: Ron R. Van Sickle Military Books, 1987.

• E548-Q32-1987 Regulations for the Recruiting Service of the Army of the United States.

• War Department, Adjutant General’s Office. Washington, D. C., Government Printing Office, 1861. • dUB323-A2-1861

The American Jew as Patriot, Soldier and Citizen.

• By Simon Wolf. Edited by Louis Edward Levy. Pages 98-424 concern “Jewish Soldiers in the Civil War.” Philadelphia: The Levy-type Company; New York: Brentano’s, 1895.

• E184-J5-W855 The Blue Coats: And how they lived, fought and died for the Union.

• By Capt. John Truesdale. Philadelphia, Cincinatti, etc.: Jones Brothers & Co., c 1867. • E655-T86

The Medal of Honor of the United States Army.

• Civil War Medal of Honor winners are listed on pages 105-205. Official publication of the Department of the Army. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1948.

• fU353-U58-M488 The Story of the Marines, 1740-1919.

• By John W. Leonard and Fred F. Chitty. See Chapters V and VI for operations in the Civil War and pages 280-3 for Corp. Henry B. Hallowell’s “Marine Corps Reminiscences of Civil War Days.” New York: Approved through military channels by officers of the United States Marine Corps and with the aid of the United States Marine Corps Publicity Bureau, n. d.

• HB915-U58-1860 Tracing Your Civil War Ancestor.

• By Bertram Hawthorne Groene. Winston-Salem, N. C.: J. F. Blair, 1973. • CD3047-G76

The Training of an Army: Camp Curtin and the North’s Civil War.

• By William J. Miller. Shippensburg, Pa.: White Mane Pub. Co., c 1990. • E491-M652-T768-1990

Arms

American Firearms Makers: Colonial period to the end of the 19th century.

• By Arthur Merwyn Carey. New York: Crowell, 1953. • TS535-C273

American Socket Bayonets, 1717-1873.

• By Donald B. Webster, Jr. Foreward by Roy T. Huntington. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Museum Restoration Service, 1964.

• qUD400-W3782 Inscribed Union Swords, 1861-1865.

• By David V. Stroud. Kilgore, Tex.: Taylor Pub. Co., c 1983. • fU856-U58-S919

Military Ordnance/Goods



Advance the Colors: Pennsylvania Civil War Battle Flags. • 2 Volumes. By Richard A, Sauers. Harrisburg: Capitol Preservation Committee, 1987-1991. • fE527.4-S28-1987

Catalogue of Military Goods, for Sale.

• By Francis Bannerman. New York, April 1903. Blue Point, Long Island, N. Y.: Reprinted 1960. • fUC263-B219-1960

Illustrated Catalog of Civil War Military Goods: Union weapons, insignia, uniform accessories and other equipment.

• By Schuyler, Hartley and Graham. New York: Dover Publications, 1985. • fE646.5-S38-1985

Notes on Ordnance of the American Civil War, 1861-1865.

• By Harold Leslie Peterson. Washington: American Ordnance Association, 1959. • UF523-P48

Uniforms of the United States Army.

• Text by Henry Loomis Nelson. Paintings by H. A. Ogden. Portions of the text and several paintings depict Civil War uniforms. New York: T. Yoseloff, 1959.

• fUC483-A35-1959 United States Military Buttons of the Land Services, 1787-1902: A guide and classificatory system.

• Includes Civil War military buttons. By Martin A. Wyckoff. Bloomington, Ill.: McLean County Historical Society, 1984.

• qUC487-W977



9. NAVAL OPERATIONS American Civil War Navies: A bibliography.

• By Myron J. Smith, Jr. Metuchen, N. J.: Scarecrow Press, 1972. • Z1242-S655

Civil War Naval Chronology, 1861-1865.

• U. S. Navy Dept., Naval History Division. Washington, D. C., 1962. o Same Title. Washington, D. C., 1971.

• qE591-U581-N316 • qE591-U581-N316

Diary of Gideon Welles: Secretary of the Navy under Lincoln and Johnson.

• 3 Volumes. Introduction by John T. Morse, Jr. Boston and New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1911. • E468-W44

History of the Ram Fleet and the Mississippi Marine Brigade in the War for the Union on the Mississippi and its Tributaries.

• By Warren D. Crandall. St. Louis: Press of Buschart Brothers, 1907. • E591-C89

Official Records of the Union and Confederate Navies in the War of the Rebellion.

• Series 1, Volumes 1-8, 10-12 and 26. Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1894-1922. • E591-U58-O32

Recollections of a Naval Officer, 1841-1865.

• By Capt. William H. Parker. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1883. • dE596-P24

The Blockade of the Southern Confederacy, 1861-1865.

• By John B. Heffernan. Washington D. C.: The Smithsonian Institute, 1968. • qE470.65-H46

Western Rivers Towboat Directory: Including special listings of Upper Mississippi rafters, Civil War gunboats and transports.

• Compiled by Capt. Frederick Way, Jr. Sewickly, Pa.: Steamboat Photo Co., 1943. • qVM307-W357-W526



10. PRISON CAMPS

General

A Prisoner of War in Virginia 1864-5. • By George Haven Putnam, Adjutant and Brevet-Major 176th New York State Volunteers. New York and

London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1912. • E611-P99

Battlefield and Prison Pen: Or, through the war, and thrice a prisoner in rebel dungeons.

• A graphic recital of personal experiences throughout the whole period of the late war for the Union. By John W. Urban. Philadelphia: Hubbard Brothers, c 1882.

• dE601-U72 Four Years in Secessia: Adventures within and beyond the Union lines.

• By Junius Henri Browne. Hartford: O. D. Case & Company, 1865. • E468.9-B882

The Capture; the Prison Pen and the Escape: Giving a complete history of prison life in the South.

• By Willard W. Glazier. Hartford, Conn: H. E. Gordon, 1869. • E611-G553

Confederate Prison Camps

Andersonville, Ga., U. S. A.

• By Peggy Sheppard. Sheppard Publications, 1973. • E612-A5-S53

From Libby to Freedom.

• By J. M. Oakley. Lippincott’s Monthly Magazine, June 1888. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1888. • E611-O11

Incidents and Adventures in Rebeldom: Libby, Belle-Isle, Salisbury.

• By George W. Darby. Pittsburgh, Pa.: Press of Rawsthorne Engraving & Printing Company, 1899. • E611-D21



• dE611-F35 CASE List of Soldiers Belonging to Pennsylvania Regiments Who Died at Andersonville from February 26, 1864 to March 24, 1865.

• Also list of Union soldiers buried at Andersonville. Surgeon Generals Office. Harrisburg, Pa.: Singerly & Myers, 1865.

• qE612-A5-P412 Pennsylvania at Andersonville, and Memorial Commission.

• C. E. Aughinbaugh, Printer to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, 1909. • E612-A55-P41

Pennsylvania at Salisbury, North Carolina.



• Ceremonies at the dedication of the memorial erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the national cemetery at Salisbury, N. C., 1864 and 1865. 1910. Harrisburg: C. E. Aughinbaugh, Printer to the State of Pennsylvania, 1912.

• E612-S16-P41 Prisoners from Pennsylvania Who Survived Andersonville.

• Compiled by Ronnie Ranew. Andersonville, Ga.: National Society of Andersonville, 1989. • qE612-A5-R185-P412

Federal Prison Camps

Confederate Soldiers and Sailors Who Died as Prisoners of War at Camp Butler, Illinois, 1862-5.

• Compiled by Alexis A. Praus. Kalamazoo, Mich.: Edward Gray Publications. • qE616-B985-C748

Confederate Soldiers, Sailors and Civilians Who Died as Prisoners of War at Camp Douglas, Chicago, Ill., 1862-1865.

• Kalamazoo, Mich.: Edward Gray Publications, 1969. • qE616-D7-C748

Prison Life of Jefferson Davis.

• By Brevet Lt. Col. John J. Craven. New York: G. W. Willingham Company, 1905. • dE467.1-D26-C89



11. SECRET SERVICES

Confederate Agent: A discovery in history.

• By James D. Horan. New York: Crown Publishers, 1954. • E608-H811-1960

History of the United States Secret Service.

• By General L. C. Baker. Philadelphia: L. C. Baker, 1867. • E608-B16

Nurse and Spy in the Union Army: comprising the adventures and experiences of a woman in hospitals, camps and battlefields.

• By Emma E. Edmonds. Hartford: W. S. Williams; Philadelphia: Jones Bros., 1865. • E608-E24

The Boy Spy: A substantially true record of secret service during the war of the rebellion.

• By Maj. J. O. Kerbey. Chicago: Donohue, Henneberry & Co., 1892. • E608-K39

The Pinkertons: The detective dynasty that made history.

• By James D. Horan. New York: Crown Publishers, 1968, c 1967. • HV8087-P75-H62-1968

The Secret Service, the Field, the Dungeon and the Escape.

• By Albert D. Richardson. Hartford, Conn.: American Publishing Company; Philadelphia: Jones Bros. & Co., 1865.

• E468.9-R521 The Secret Service in the Late War.

• By General L. C. Baker. Philadelphia: John Potter & Co., 1874. • E608-B167-S446

The Spy of the Rebellion: Being a true history of the spy system of the United States Army during the late rebellion.

• Revealing many secrets of the war hitherto not made public. Compiled from official reports prepared for President Lincoln, General McClellan and the provost-marshall-general. By Allen Pinkerton. New York: G. W. Carleton & Co., 1883.

• E608-P65



12. STATE/COUNTY/CITY HISTORIES

State A House Divided: A study of statehood politics and the Copperhead movement in West Virginia.

• By Richard O. Curry. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1964. • E536-C97

An Illustrated History of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Civil, Political and Military.

• Chapter XVIII contains a broad overview of Pennsylvania’s participation in the Civil War. By William H. Egle. Harrisburg: De W. C. Goodrich & Co., 1876.

• F149-E31 Delaware During the Civil War, a Political History.

• By Harold B. Hancock. Wilmington: Historical Society of Delaware, 1961. • E500-H234-1961

Georgia’s Confederate Soldiers: Unusual references to Confederate information.

• By Nancy J. Cornell. Riverdale, Ga.: N. J. Cornell, Jan., 1987. • qE566-G532-C814

Guide to Indiana Civil War Manuscripts.

• By Ann Turner. Indianapolis: Indiana Civil War Centennial Commission. 1965. • E506-T64

Indiana in the Civil War Era, 1850-1880.

• By Emma Lou Thornbrough. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau and Indiana Historical Society, 1965. • F526-H67-v.3

Indiana in the War of the Rebellion.

• Report of the Adjutant General. A reprint of Volume 1 of the 8 Volume report prepared by W. H. H. Terrell. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1960.

• F521-I39-v.41 Indiana Politics During the Civil War.

• By Kenneth M. Stampp. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1949. • F521-I39-v.31

Lincoln and the Bluegrass: Slavery and civil war in Kentucky.

• By William H. Townsend. Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1955. • E457-T754

Loyal West Virginia from 1861 to 1865.

• With an introductory chapter on the status of Virginia for thirty years prior to the war. By Theodore F. Lang. Baltimore: Deutsch Publishing Co., 1895.

• qE536-L27 Making and Remaking Pennsylvania’s Civil War.

• William Blair and William Pencak, eds. Pennsylvania State University Press, University Park, 2001. • E527 M35 2001

Martial Deeds of Pennsylvania.

• By Samuel P. Bates. Author’s Edition. A history of Pennsylvania during the Civil War Philadelphia: T. H. Davis & Co., 1875.



• qE527-B32-M328 Marylanders in the Confederacy.

• Compiled by Daniel D. Hartzler. Silver Spring, Md.: Family Line Pub., c 1986. • E566-H338

Pennsylvania and the Civil War: A handbook.

• By Sanford W. Higginbotham, William A. Hunter and Donald H. Kent. Artwork by Florence Vinyard. Harrisburg, Pa.: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, 1961.

• E527-H635 Pennsylvania in American History.

• By Hon. Samuel W. Pennypacker. See pages for an overview of the Civil War, Gettysburg and the 26th Pennsylvania Emergency Infantry. Philadelphia: J. W. Campbell, 1910.

• F149-P416 Pennsylvania in the Civil War.

• Volume 1, No. 1(May 1986). Laughlintown, Pa.: Heritage Society of Pennsylvania, c1986. • SERIAL v.1

South Carolina Goes to War, 1860-1865.

• By Charles Edward Cauthen. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1950. • F266-C375

Tennessee in the War, 1861-1865.

• Includes lists of organizations and officers from Tennessee in both the Confederate and Union armies and general and staff officers of the provisional army of Tennessee, appointed by Gov. Isham G. Harris. Compiled and prepared by General Marcus J. Wright. Williamsbridge, New York City: A. Lee Publishing Company, c 1908.

• E531-W95 The Union Cause in Kentucky, 1860-1865.

• By Capt. Thomas Speed, Adjutant, 12th Kentucky Infantry and Veteran Infantry Volunteers, 1861-1865. New York and London: G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 1907.

• E509-S74

County Allegheny County Medal of Honor Recipients.

• By Wes Slusher and Joe Pulgini. Civil War recipients and their individual actions are briefly described on pages 7-20. Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Dept. of Property and Supply, 1995.

• qUB434-P4-S5-1995 Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in the War for the Suppression of the Rebellion, 1861-1865.

• Roll of honor defenders of the flag, attack on Fort Sumter, S. C., April 12, 1861, surrender at Appomattox, Va., April 9, 1865. Published by authority of the Board of Managers, Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall. Compiled and arranged by and under the direction of Samuel M. Evans. Pittsburgh, Pa., 1924.

• F157-A46-E92 An Abstract of the 1865 York County, Pennsylvania Assessors Military Roll.

• With surname index. Compiled and published by the South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Inc. York, Pa.: 1918.

• qCS1-S726-No. 33



Lawrence County, Pennsylvania Soldiers: Revolutionary War, War of 1812, Civil War.

• By Paul W. Myers. Apollo, Pa.: Closson Press, c 1988. • qUA420-L36-M996

Military Services and Genealogical Records of Soldiers of Blair County, Peo.

• By Floyd G. Hoenstine. Includes material on Civil War soldiers. Harrisburg, Pa.: The Telegraph Press, 1940.

• qF157-B5-H693 The Rebellion Record of Allegheny County, from April, 1861 to October, 1862.

• Containing the narrative of the organization of companies and regiments, the pecuniary aid tendered by corporations and individuals, the history of the home guards, the operation of the draft and the list of exempts. W. A. Lare and W. M. Hartzell, Publishers. Pittsburgh, A. A. Anderson, 1862.

• Office-F148.7-1862-R291 They Served With Honor: Alphabetical roster of deceased veterans buried in Beaver County, Pa. from the French and Indian War to Viet Nam.

• Compiled by David and Elsa Hays. Apollo, Pa.: Closson Press, c April 1985. • qF157-B2-H425

Venango County Soldiers: Includes biographical sketches and pension records of Revolutionary War soldiers, War of 1812 burials, and Civil War burials.

• Compiled by Paul W. Myers. Apollo, Pa.: Closson Press, 1988. • qUA420-V448-M996

Veterans Records; Beaver County, Pennsylvania.

• Includes records of Civil War soldiers. Compiled by publishers of Beaver County records, Helen G. Clear, Gladys G. Schmidt, Mae H. Winne. Beaver, Pa.?: H. G. Clear, 1983.

• qF157-B2-C623-V585

City Amity, Pennsylvania: In the great American conflict.

• By Manaean Sharp. Memorial Day, 1903. “Souveneir of dedication for Citizens Library of Washington, PA, 55 S. College St., Apr. 1965.” Washington, Pa.: H. F. Ward, 1903?

• F157-W39-A516-S531-1965 Celebration of the One Hundredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of the City of Pittsburgh: Names and service of all members of the Allegheny County Bar who served in the war of 1861 and 1865.

• Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh: The Society, 1916. • F159.45-H67-1916

Cultural Story of an American City, Cleveland.

• By Elbert J. Benton. Includes as Part 2 a description of Cleveland under the shadow of the Civil War and reconstruction, 1850-1877. Cleveland: Western Reserve Historical Society, 1943.

• F486-W5-B478 Philadelphia in the Civil War 1861-1865.

• By Frank H. Taylor. Illustrated from contemporary prints and photographs and from drawings by the author. Philadelphia, The City, 1913.

• F158.5-T24 Pittsburgh During the American Civil War.



• By Arthur Fox, Mechling Bookbindery, Chicora, 2002. • qF159.3 F6 2002.



13. VETERANS’ ORGANIZATIONS

Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Captain Thos. Espy Post No. 153: Catalogue of relics in the Memorial Room, Library Building, Carnegie, Pa., 1911.

• E646-P412-E77 Forty-Seventh National Encampment, Grand Army of the Republic: Chattanooga, Tenn., September 15-20, 1913.

• Official Program, issued by authority of Chattanooga Encampment Association, Purse Printing Co., 1913. • qE462.1-A2-47th

History of the Grand Army of the Republic.

• By Robert B. Beath. With an introduction by General Lucius Fairchild. New York: Bryan, Taylor & Co.; Cincinnati: The Jones Bros. Pub’g Co., c 1888.

• E462.1-A19 Journal of the Thirty-Ninth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic: Denver, Colorado, September 7th and 8th, 1905.

• Boston: Griffith-Stillings Press, 1905. • E462.1-U5-1905

Journal of the Thirty-Sixth National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic: Washington, D. C., October 9th to 10th, 1902.

• Includes roster of the officers of the national encampment. 1866-1902. Minneapolis: Kimball & Storer, 1903.

• E462.1-U5-1902 Manual of the Civil War: And key to the Grand Army of the Republic and kindred societies.

• Revised Edition. By J. Worth Carnahan. Bound in the publication is the certified military record of George W. Dennis. Also included is a complete list of battles and engagements of the Civil War. Washington, D. C.: U. S. Army & Navy Hist. Assn., 1899.

• E462.99-C288-1899 National Woman’s Relief Corps: (Parsons, Kans.) Constitution; revised rules and regulations for the government of the National Woman’s Relief Corps, auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic.

• Toledo, Oh.: Blade Printing & Paper Co., 1937. • dE462.15-C756-1937

Proceedings of the Annual Encampments of the Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Pennsylvania.

• For the years 1912, 1913, 1918, 1919, 1899, 1901, 1903, 1905, 1907, 1909, 1910 and 1911. Rolls of the Annual Encampments for 1901, 1911, 1912 and 1916.

• E462.1-P41 • E462.1-P41r

“Ritual of the Grand Army of the Republic.”

• Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, 1903. • dE462.1-P41ri

Roster, General Alexander Hays Post No. 3, 1902.

• Crafton, Pa.: Hoskinson & Chambers. • dE462.1-P41-H425



Roster, Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Pennsylvania, Duquesne Post, No. 259. • Compiled by Edward Abel. Pittsburgh, August 1912. • dE462.1-P41-D946

Services for the Use of the Grand Army of the Republic. Department of Pennsylvania.

• Philadelphia, September 1st, 1911. • dE462.1-P41s

The GAR: Its organization and the men of Post # 37 (York County).

• By Alfreda Patton. Compiled and published by The South Central Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Inc. York, Pa., c 1989.

• qCS1-S726-No. 39 The 28th National Encampment G. A. R., September 10th, 1894, Pittsburgh.

• Harrisburg, Pa.: Press of E. K. Meyers,Pr. House, c 1894. By H. D. W. English, Pgh., Pa. o Book of Information and Guide to Pittsburgh. 1894. o Memoriam Album to Albert J. Logan. Reports of the Officers 28th and Members of the

Executive Council Having in Charge the Arrangements for the 28th National Encampment, G. A. R. in Pittsburgh, Sept. 10-15, 1894. Pittsbugh: Percy F. Smith Print. and Lith. Co., c 1894.

• fE462.1-U5-1894 • F159.15-1894g • qF159.26-L83-G7 • E462.1-A2-28th

Memorials/Dedications

Address to the Surviving Soldiers of the Late War: At the organization of the Fayette County Veteran’s Association at Uniontown, Pennsylvania, August 27, 1879.

• By Dr. N. W. Truxal. • E462.99-F284-T875

Burial of General Rosecrans, Arlington National Cemetery, May 17, 1902.

• Society of the Army of the Cumberland. Cincinnati: The R. Clarke Company, 1903. • E467.1-R7-S678

Pennsylvania at Antietam: Report of the Antietam Battlefield Memorial Commission of Pennsylvania and dedication ceremonies of memorials for 13 Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battle.

• Harrisburg, Pa.: Harrisburg Publishing Company, State Printers, 1906. • E474.65-P41

Pennsylvania at Chickamauga and Chattanooga. Ceremonies at the dedication of the monuments erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to mark the positions of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the battles, 1897.

• Harrisburg, Pa.: W. S. Ray, State Printer, 1901. • E475.81-P41

Pennsylvania at Cold Harbor, Virginia.

• Ceremonies at the dedication of the monument erected by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the national cemetery at Cold Harbor, Virginia, to mark the positions as well as in memory of the Pennsylvania commands engaged in the Battle of Cold Harbor of June, 1864. Pennsylvania Cold Harbor Battlefield Commission. Harrisburg: C. E. Aughinbaugh, Printer to the State, 1912.

• E476.52-P41



Pennsylvania at Culpeper: Report of the Culpeper Virginia Monument Commission of Pennsylvania. Battle of Cedar Mountain.

• Harrisburg, Pa.: W. S. Ray, State Printer, 1914. • F234-C96-P41

“Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps Roundup” June 24, 25, 1903, Harrisburg, Pa.

• Together with a roster of comrades present. Philadelphia: Printed by Electric Printing Co., 1903?. • E527.4-R241

The Memorial to Major General George Gordon Meade in Washington, D. C.

• Prepared under the direction of the Meade Memorial Commission of Pennsylvania. October, 1927.Harrisburg? 1927?

• F203.4-M48-P41

Others Annual Report of the Society of the United States Military Telegraph Corps.

• Anniversary of the founding of the corps. 28th Reunion, Pittsburgh, Pa., August 1909. New York, n. d. • UG603-S678-1909

Roster of Encampment No. 1, Union Veteran Legion of the United States.

• At Pittsburgh, Pa. Compiled by Samuel M. Evans, George A. Cassiday and John Campbell. July 1, 1918. • dE462.4-U58

Society of the Army of the Cumberland: Reunions, 1st (Feb. 1868) through 32nd.

• 30 Volumes. Cincinnati: Robert Clarke & Co., Printers, 1868-1904. • E470.5-S678



14. FICTION Action at Aquila 2nd Edition.

• By Hervey Allen. New York: Farrar & Rinehart, c 1938. • PS3501-L5ac-1938

Andersonville.

• By MacKinley Kantor. Cleveland, Oh.: World Pub. Co., 1955. • PS3521-A47an

Gettsburg, A Novel.

• By Stephen Longstreet. New York: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, 1961. • PS3523-O52g

On the Wings of Occasions: Being the authorized version of certain curious episodes of the late Civil War, including the hitherto suppressed narrative of the kidnapping of President Lincoln.

• By Joel Chandler Harris. New York: Doubleday, Page & Co., 1900. • PS1807-O52-1900

Tiger-Lilies.

• By Sidney Lanier, with an introduction by Richard Harwell. Chapel Hill: Univ. of N. C. Press, 1969. • PS2210-T544-1969

Where the Red Volleys Poured.

• By Charles William Dahlinger. New York: G. W. Dillingham Company, 1907. • F159.37-D13



15. MISCELLANEOUS

Health/Medicine Civil War Medicine.

• By Stewart Brooks. Springfield, Ill.: C. C. Thomas, 1966. • E621-B87

History of the United States Sanitary Commission: Being the general report of its work during the war of the rebellion.

• By Charles J. Stille. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co., 1866. • E631-U58

Art/Music

Reunion Rhymes of “Tenderfoot” and “Grayback” times: And War songs sung in southern climes to “cheat” the doctors and raise the dimes.

• Composed and compiled by the “old fighting chaplain” (John Hogarth Lozier). Mt. Vernon, Iowa: Lozier Brothers, no date.

• M1639-R444 Salute to Gettysburg.

• Poetry by Marguerite Eleanor Weaver, Poet Laureate for the State of Delaware. Provincetown, Mass.: The Advocate Press for the Delaware Poetry Center, 1963.

• PS3545-E255-S181 The American Heritage Century Collection of Civil War Art.

• Stephen W. Sears, Editor. Foreward by Bruce Catton. Illustrations originally appeared in Battles and Leaders of the Civil War, 1887-8. New York: Amer. Heritage Pub. Co., book trade distribution by McGraw-Hill, 1974.

• fE468.7-A512c “The Civil War in Song”: The military and musical allegory of the late Civil War.

• By S. G. Pratt. New York: Grant Monument Association, 1891. • fM1639-P917

War Songs for Anniversaries and Gatherings of Soldiers.

• To which is added a selection of songs and hymns for Memorial Day. For male voices. Boston: Oliver Ditson Co.; etc.; c 1883.

• qM1666-W253

Philanthropic/ Charitable Sanitary Fairs: A philatelic and historical study of Civil War benevolences.

• By Alvin Robert Kantor and Marjorie Sered Kantor. Sideny, Oh.: Amos Philatelics, Inc., 1992. • fE362-K3-1992

The Philanthropic Results of the War in America.

• By L. P. Brockett. Dedicated by permission to the U. S. Sanitary Commission. New York: Sheldon & Co., 1864.

• E629-B86 The Tribute Book: A record of the munificence, self-sacrifice and patriotism of the American people during the war for the union.



• By Frank B. Goodrich. New York: Derby & Miller, 1865. • qE629-G65

United States Christian Commission, for the Army and Navy: Work and incidents.

• 3 Volumes in 1. Second-Fourth Annual Reports. Philadelphia, 1864-66. • E635-U58

Political/Social

Civil War and Social Change in Georgia.

• Videorecording #3 of Geography in U. S. History. Agency for Instructional Technology, 1990. • VIDEO-42

History of the Administration of President Lincoln: Including his speeches, letters, addresses, proclamations, and messages.

• With a preliminary sketch of his life. By Henry J. Raymond. New York: J. C. Derby & N. C. Miller, 1864. o Enlarged Edition. Including closing scenes connected with his life and death, and added

anecdotes and personal reminiscences of President Lincoln by Frank B. Carpenter. New York: Derby and Miller, 1865.

• dE456-R26 • E456-R26l

Lincoln and the War Governors.

• 1st Edition. By William B. Hesseltine. New York: A. A. Knoph, 1948. • E457.4-H587 CASE

Lincoln’s Supreme Court.

• By David Mayer Silver. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1956. • qE457.2-S587

Little Known Facts: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War.

• Compiled and edited by George L. Cashman. Springfield, Ill.: Lincoln Center, c 1963. • E457.901-C334

Mr. Buchanan’s Administration on the Eve of the Rebellion.

• New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1866, c 1865. • E436-B91

Reconstruction: After the Civil War.

• By John Hope Franklin. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1961. • E668-F83

Speech by Hon. John Sherman, of Ohio, on Emancipation as a Compensation for Military Service Rendered by Slaves.

• Delivered in the Senate of the United States, February 2, 1864. Washington, D. C.: McGill & Witherow, Printers, 1864.

• E453-S55 The Civil War and Reconstruction: A dissertation bibliography.

• Edited by James Alex Baggett. Ann Arbor, Mich.: University Microfilms International, 1980. • qZ1242-B144

The Civil War and the American System: America’s battle with Britain, 1860-1876.

• By Allen Salisbury. New York: Campaigner Publications, Inc., University Editions, c 1978.



• E183.8-G7-S167 The Political History of the United States of America, During the Great Rebellion, from November 6, 1860 to July 4, 1864.

• By Edward McPherson. Washington, D. C.: Philip & Solomons; New York: D. Appleton & Co., 1864. • JK201-M17

The Record of Hon. C. L. Vallandigham on Abolition, the Union and the Civil War.

• 6th Edition. Columbus, Oh.: J. Walter & Co., 1863. • E458-V17

The Shaking of the Nations.

• A sermon preached by Rev. Herrick Johnson, pastor of the Third Presby. Church, Pgh., Sunday, Sept. 11th, 1864. Pittsburgh: Printed by W. S. Haven, 1864.

• E458.4-J67 Twenty Years of Congress: From Lincoln to Garfield.

• With a review of the events which led to the political revolution of 1960. By James G. Blaine. Norwich, Conn.: The Henry Bill Publishing Company, 1884-1886.

• E664-B63

Research Material A Bibliography of Sources for Civil War, Mexican War and Spanish American War Research in Western Pennsylvania.

• Compiled by Helen Wilson and Jean Sansenbaugher Morris. Pittsburgh: Western Pennsylvania Genealogical Society, Special Publication No. 2, 1978.

• qCS1-W526-S741-No. 2 Catalogue of the Museum of Flags, Trophies and Relics Relating to the Revolution, War of 1812, Mexican War and the Present Rebellion.

• To be exhibited at Philadelphia, June 7th, 1864 at the Great Central Fair. Sanitary Commission, Dept. of Arms and Trophies. Philadelphia: Crissy & Markley, 1864.

• E632-P544-U58 CASE Guide to Federal Archives Relating to the Civil War.

• By Kenneth W. Munden and Henry Putney Beers. Washington: National Archives, National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1962.

• CD6047-M965 Statistical Record of the Armies of the United States.

• By Frederick Phisterer. New York: C. Scribner’s Sons, 1901 (c 1883). • dE468.9-P57

The Civil War Dictionary.

• By Mark Mayo Boatner. Maps and diagrams by Allen C. Northrop and Lowell I. Miller. New York: D. McKay Co., 1959.

• E468-B662 The Illustrated History of American Civil War Relics.

• By Stephen W. Sylvia and Michael J O’Donnell. Photography by David I. Tabler. Art by Dennis A. Sylvia. Orange, Va.: Mass Publications, c 1978.

• fE646.5-S985



The Official Military Atlas of the Civil War. • U. S. War Department. By George B. Davis, Leslie J. Perry, and Joseph W. Kirkley. Compiled by Calvin

D.Cowles. Introduction by Richard J. Sommers. New York: Arno Press, c 1978. • fG1201-S5-U58-1978

The United States on the Eve of the Civil War.

• As described in the 1860 census. Civil War Centennial Commission. Washington, D. C., 1963. • qVE23-5887

Women’s Role

A Woman’s War: Southern Women, Civil War, and the Confederate Legacy.

• By , Edward D.C. Campbell and Kym S. Rice. The Museum of the Confederacy and the University Press of Virginia, Richmond and Charlottesville, 1996..

• fE628 W9 1996 Woman’s Work in the Civil War:

• A record of heroism, patriotism and patience. By L. P. Brockett and Mrs. Mary C. Vaughan, with an introduction by Henry W. Bellows. Philadelphia: Zeigler, McCurdy & Co.; Boston: R. H. Curran, 1867.

• E467-B86-W872, E628-B86 Women of the War: Their heroism and self-sacrifice.

• By Frank Moore. Hartford, Conn.: S. S. Scranton & Co.; Chicago: R. C. Treat, 1866. • E628-M81-1866

Others

A Few Acts and Actors in the Tragedy of the Civil War in the United States.

• By William Bender Wilson. Philadelphia: By the author, 1892. • dE468.9-W75

American Bastille.

• A history of the illegal arrests and imprisonment of American citizens during the late Civil War. By John A. Marshall. Philadelphia: T. W. Hartley, c 1869, 1871.

• E458.8-M36-1871 Glimpses of the Nation’s Struggle.

• A series of papers read before the Minnesota Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States. 6 Volumes. Minneapolis and St. Paul, 1887-1909.

• E464-G559 Jefferson Davis Gets His Citizenship Back.

• By Robert Penn Warren. Lexington, Ky.: Univ. Press of Kentucky, c 1980. • E467.1-D26-W286

John Brown’s Body.

• By Stephen Vincent Benet. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, Doran and Company, Inc., 1928. • E451-B465

Johnson’s New Illustrated (Steel Plate) Family Atlas.

• Includes a chronological history of the Civil War. New York: Johnson and Ward, 1863. • fG1019-F535



Journal of the Convention of the State of Arkansas: Which was begun and held in the Capitol, in the City of Little Rock, on Monday, the fourth day of March, one thousand, eight hundred and sixty-two.

• Little Rock: Johnson & Yerkes, State Printers, 1861. • JK9780-A15-1861 CASE

Message of Andrew G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsylnania, to the Legislature, 1862.

• Harrisburg?, Pa., 1862. • J87.P4-C72-1862 CASE

“Our Struggle Righteous in the Sight of God”: A sermon preached by William Orne White in the church of the Keene Congregational Society, April 13, 1862, the day of thanksgiving for the nation’s victories.

• Keene, N. H.: G. & G. H. Tilden, 1862. • E649-W4-1862

Report of the Select Committee of the Senate Appointed to Inquire into the Late Invasion and Seizure of the Public Property at Harper’s Ferry.

• Washington, 1860. • E451-U58

Sermon Delivered September 28, 1862 Commemorative of the Explosion at the Allegheny Arsenal, at Lawrenceville, Pennsylvania, on September 17, 1862.

• By Rev. R. Lea. • F148.7-1862-L433

Southern Historical Society Papers.

• Volume 29, 1901 only. Richmond, Va. • E483.7-S72

The Civil War, Strange and Fascinating Facts.

• By Burke Davis. Drawings by Raymond Houhlihan. New York: Fairfax Press, Distributed by Crown Publishers, 1982, c 1960. Original Title: Our Incredible Civil War. 1st Edition. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 1960.

• E655-D25-1982 The Origin of the Late War: Traced from the beginning of the Constitution to the revolt of the southern states.

• By George Lunt. New York: Appleton, 1866. • E459-L96-1866

The Perpetuity of the Union.

• Speech of Hon. J. K. Moorhead of Pennsylvania. Delivered in the House of Representatives, March 26, 1864. Washington, D. C.: McGill & Witherow, Printers, 1864.

• E458.4-M82 The Strange Story of Harper’s Ferry: With legends of the surrounding country.

• By Joseph Barry. Martinsburg, W. Va.: Thompson Brothers, 1903. • F249-H29-B27

The United States Service Magazine.

• Volumes 1-4, January 1864-December 1865. Edited by Henry Coppee. New York: C. B. Richardson, 1864-65.

• U1-U58 War Powers Under the Constitution of the United States.

• Military arrests, reconstruction and military government. War claims of aliens. With notes on the acts of the executive and legislative departments during our Civil War, and a collection of cases decided in the



national courts. 43rd Edition. By William Whiting. Boston: Lee and Shepard; New York: Lee, Shepard and Dillingham, 1871.

• JK560-W61



16. ARCHIVAL

Catalogued

Aaron Eugene Bachman, My Experiences During the Civil War. • Photocopy. Aaron Eugene Bachman enlisted in a Pennsylvania cavalry regiment, was captured in 1864 and

sent to Andersonville Prison. • MFF 2326

Albert Moore, Diary, 1863-1864.

• Typed transcript of a sergeant in Company G, 28th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Dated from March 10, 1863 to June19, 1864, the diary includes an account of the Battle of Gettysburg.

• MFF 3001 Allegheny County.

• The file includes an Official price list of clothing, a Quarterly Return of Ordinance and Ordinance Stores, a Muster Roll of Capt. Andrew Larges’ Company and a Notice-Application for Pension for Soldiers.

• MFF 2828 Allegheny (Pa.) Select and Common Council, Minutes, 1840-1907.

• The minutes include discussions of municipal war work during the Civil War. • MSS 0205

Alexander Adams, Papers.

• The file includes Adams’ enlistment and war record in Company A, 100th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. From Penn State Library, Pennsylvania Historical Collection.

• MFF 4001 Alexander Murdoch, Papers.

• Include a regimental roster, copy of a speech entitled “The Battle of Drainsville,”delivered by Murdoch on his recollections of the Civil War (with transcript), and an article entitled “A Soldiers Diary,” detailing the history of Company A, 9th Pennsylvania Reserve Regiment.

• MFF 2499

Andrew Shenacker, Papers, 1863-1990. • The file includes the Civil War record of Shenacker and correspondence concerning his life. Compiled by

Percival D. Park. • MFF 2805

Beale Family, Papers, 1861-1962 (Bulk, 1861-1865).

• Includes correspondence to Anna Martha Beale, a resident of Burrell Township, Westmoreland County, from friends and relatives serving with the Union Army during the Civil War. The letters deal with various aspects of the War, including the Battle of Ball’s Bluff (1861) and the Peninsular Campaign (1862).

• MFF 0004 Bracken Family, Papers, 1846-1902.

• Includes correspondence relating to the Civil War. • MFF 0055

Brunot Family, Papers, 1834-1968.

• Includes materials relating to the Civil War and Felix Brunot’s involvement in philanthropic and civilian relief work in support of the Union.

• MSS 0006



Callen Family, Papers, 1862-1887. • Includes correspondence to James Callen from his brother, David Callen, and other members of the 4th

Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry. • MFF 0005

Chalfant Family, Papers1863-1864. July 5, 1863; December 9, 1864.

• Written by James Chalfant to his brother, Henry, one from prison in South Carolina. • MFF 2201

Clarkson Haught, Letter, July 20, 1862.

• The letter was written by Haught to his mother, Nancy, from a camp near Harrison’s Landing, Va., and details the activities of Haught and his father, James, both serving in Company D, 7th Virginia Regiment, U. S. Volunteers.

• MFF 2625 Clugston Family, Papers, 1831-1974.

• The file includes Civil War correspondence of Robert Clugston. • MSS 0070

Col. William Napton, Papers, 1847, 1861, 1869.

• The file contains papers relating to the Mexican War and Civil War. New Jersey. • MFF 2136

Commission for Andrew Ivory to the 11th Infantry, Company G of the Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• Includes commission papers for Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteers, 11th infantry. • Acc. 2000.0061

Confederate States of America, Medical Director’s Office, Records, 1861-5.

• Included in the file is correspondence and other materials relating to the management of Confederate health services and transfer of Union and Confederate patients. The letters are from Medical Director, William A. Carrington, and CSA Surgeon, General Samuel P. Moore.

• MFF 0007 Contract Between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Dr. George L. Bomberger: For services as a medical officer during the Civil War.

• Dated March 21,1865. • MFF 2649

David S. McCollough, Army Discharge, Vienna, Virginia, June 30, 1865.

• MFF1202 Dawson-Montgomery Families, Diary and Papers.

• Diary was kept by Alex Montgomery, who served for nine months (1862-1863) in Company F, 136th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. It documents his daily life and operations in which he participated, especially the Battle of Fredericksburg in December 1862, in which he was wounded. The August 1863 entry honors others in the regiment who died in battle.

• MSS 0101 Dickson Courtney Shaw, Letters, 1862.

• The letters are addressed to Wilson Shaw, with explanatory family notes by Mrs. Dan E. Tatorn. N. P. May 7, 1966. U. S. Frigate, Constitution, 1862.

• MFF 2162 Edgar A. Roth, Papers, 1874-1960.



• Roth was a Pittsburgh artist and historian and designer of the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall. He wrote extensively on Western Pennsylvania history, including various Civil War regiments.

• MSS 0102 Ellen McKee, Papers, 1965-1975.

• McKee was active in preserving the history of Wilkinsburg, Pa., and vicinity. The file includes research notes on history, primarily documenting the town’s contribution to the Civil War. Of note are biographical sketches of soldiers, histories of regiments and GAR Posts and the listing of soldiers buried in the Beulah and Hebron Cemeteries.

• MFF 0015 Executive Committee of Bounty Fund and Gen. T. M. Howe, Letter Book.

• Pittsburgh, July 26, 1862-March 25, 1864. • MFF 0097

14th Pennsylvania Cavalry Association, Papers, 1888-1891.

• Includes a letter of invitation and a brochure for the ninth reunion of the Association in 1891. • MFF 2665

Francis Gregg, Letters, 1862-1863.

• The letters were written to Gregg’s wife and children on October 14, 1862 and April 21, May 5 and 8, June 8 and July 14, 1863.

• MFF 2236 Francis W. Bruce, Letters, 1863.

• The letters are addressed to John McAllister. Pittsburgh, June 16, 1863. They describe the reactions of Pittsburghers to Lee’s 1863 invasion of Pennsylvania.

• MFF 0418 Frazier March Winans, Papers, 1847-9, 1851, 1861.

• The papers relate to Winan’s military service in the Mexican and Civil Wars. • MFF 2266

Frederick Jenny, Letter, November 21, 1864.

• Letter written by John A. Percy, Sergeant, Battery B, 2nd Artillery, Pennsylvania Volunteers, to Col. Fr. Jordan concerning the whereabouts of Frederick Jenny, also with Battery E.

• MFF 2748 George Blevam, Letter, March 23, 1863.

• Letter from Blevam to his uncle from Pittsburgh, the recruiting station for Blevam’s unit, the 14th U. S. Infantry.

• Acc. 1996.0072 George E. Hamilton, Letter, December 17, 1863.

• The letter is from Hamilton, a member of the 140th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, to his sister, Lide E. Hamilton.

• MFF 0912 George Levis, Letter, October 23, 1862.

• The letter is from George D. Kughler of West Greenville, Pa., to Levis (also spelled Levers) mentioning the Civil War draft in the area.

• MFF 2753 George McCully Laughlin, Photographs.



• The file includes several photographs of George McCully Laughlin in Civil War uniform and a photograph of a “Civil War Surrender Site.”.

• Acc. 1995.0164 George M. Draher, Papers, 1862-1869.

• Draher was a private in Company B, 63rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. The file includes two diaries, written in 1862 and 1863, histories of Company B and the Battle of Gettysburg, discharge papers and other Civil War materials.

• MFF 2219 George W. Reed, Military Papers, 1862, 1863.

• File includes a draft notice. New Brighton, Pa.; Washington, Pa. • MFF 2149

Gilbert A. Hays, Papers, 1833-1950.

• Includes papers relating to Hays’ father, Gen. Alexander Hays, and the 12th and 63rd Regiments, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, as well as miscellaneous material relating to Gilbert Hays’ books on the life and letters of his father and the history of the 63rd Regiment.

• MSS 0099 Greene County, Records, 1785-1887.

• Includes miscellaneous papers relating to the 122nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. • MSS 0097

Harper Family, Papers, 1796-1882 (Bulk, 1855-1866).

• Includes correspondence and materials documenting the school and military life of Albert Metcalf Harper. During the Civil War, Harper attained the rank of Major and Adjutant General of U. S. Volunteers.

• MSS 0008 Havecotte Family, Papers, 1863-1879, 1984.

• Includes letters, a biography and other materials relating to William Havecotte’s service in Company E, 115th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, mostly in a clerical capacity.

• MFF 2792 Henry Eberle Papers

• Contains correspondence of Eberle who was a member of the 28th Pennsylvania Volunteers. • Acc. 2002.0051

Henry McFarland, Account Book of Department Paymaster 1863-1865.

• MFF 0089 Hiller Family, Papers, 1861-1865, 1890-1915.

• Includes correspondence, diaries, pension records and discharge papers primarily documenting members of the Hiller family and Civil War veterans John Baird and William McCloskey.

• MSS 0249 Hugh Alfred Ayres, Papers, 1861-1896.

• Papers include correspondence and writings of Alfred Ayres during his service as Captain of Company H, 78th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. The letters were written to his wife and describe the battles of Chickamaunga (Ga.), Chattanooga (Tenn.), his support of Gen. Rosecrans' order forbidding railroad travel of women in the South, and his impressions of the state of the Union Army while fighting in the South. Writings include two drafts of a verse poem and a prose reminiscence describing the Battle of Dallas (Ga.) in 1864, also known as New Hope Church. Also included is Ayres' discharge certificate from the 13th Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers in 1861. Hugh Alfred (Alf) Ayres was born in Butler, Pennsylvania and served with the 13th and 78th Regiments of Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Civil



War. He married Elizabeth Kerr in 1861 and returned to Butler after the war. Ayres held political offices in Butler and worked in merchandising and the oil industry after the war.

• MFF 0067 Humphrey F. Carson, Military Papers, 1861-1864, 1888-1897.

• Papers include military documents from Humphrey's service with the 193rd Regiment, Company F and the 12th Regiment, Company F of the Pennsylvania Volunteers. Also included are pension document from his military service. Humphrey F. Carson was born in Westmoreland County, Pa. He served in the military during the Civil War and the Mexican War.

• MFF 2200 James B. Ross, Diary, August 8, 1862-May 7, 1863.

• Includes transcription of Ross's diary from August 8, 1862 to May 8, 1863 while serving with the 123rd Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers, Colonel B. Clark Infantry. The diary contains profound remarks on camp logistics, regiment review and every day weather. Of note is a short humorous episode with President Lincoln witnessed by the author of the diary in Washington on September 12, 1862. Ross was a native of West Manchester, Allegheny County, Pa., and was a soldier in Company G, 123rd Regiment of the Pennsylvania Volunteers. He served with the regiment until he was mustered out with the company on May 13, 1863. Of note is his relative inactivity in warfare, as well as of the whole company G, and Ross's first vote on October 14, 1862.

• MFF 0181 James Dickson, Papers, 1858-1894.

• Dickson was an accountant and partner in the dry-goods store of McElroy and Dickson at Fourth and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh. The papers consist primarily of financial ledgers and materials but include some Civil War materials.

• MSS 0027 James Galloway Dinwiddie Findley, Civil War Correspondence 1862-1864.

• Findley was an enlisted man and officer in Companies F and K, 91st Ohio Volunteer Infantry from Butler County and a great grandson of Congressman William Findley. Later, he was a United Presbyterian minister in Ohio and New York.

• MFF 0050 James R. Grant, Papers, 1862-1889.

• Includes various documents relating primarily to Grant’s service as Captain commanding Company K of the Fourth Pennsylvania Cavalry. Grant, a resident of Franklin, Pa., was a prominent businessman and elected official.

• MSS 0124 James Veech, Papers, 1838-1879.

• The papers include correspondence relating to the defense of Uniontown in the Civil War and the Pittsburgh Sanitary Commission, 1864.

• MSS 0147 James W. Eberhart, Diaries of Salisbury Prison, 1864-1865.

• MFF 0184 Jarrett Collection.

• Letters from Robert . Taggert, 1861 and 1862. Taggert was Captain of Co. C 9th Pennsylvania Reserves. • MFF 2258

Jefferson College, Autograph Albums, 1856-1861.

• Kept by students at the College in Canonsburg, Pa., includes references to the Civil War and one signature from a student at Camp Wilkins in Pittsburgh.



• MFF 0036 John Adams Dennis, Civil War Diaries, 1862-1864.

• The file includes handwritten excerpts from the diaries. • MFF 0209

John Covode, Papers, 1838-1892.

• Includes papers relating to Covode’s career as a Westmoreland County businessman and in the U. S. House of Representatives during the Civil War, when he was a member of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War, as well as correspondence from his son George, a colonel in the Pennsylvania cavalry.

• MSS 0018 John Foster Papers, 1862-1864.

• Contains correspondence of John Foster, a member of the 103rd Pennsylvania, to his wife. He was captured in 1864 and died in Andersonville Prison.

• Acc. 2000.0209 John H. Fleming, Civil War Letters, 1862-March 6, 1865.

• Titled: A Palace Guard View of Lincoln. Compiled by Christian Brun. The file includes a colored photograph of Fleming, a member of Company K, 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 2195 John I. Nevin, Diary and Papers, 1858-1894.

• The documents describe Nevin’s service during the Civil War as an officer with the 93rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Nevin was captured and sent to Libby Prison in 1862.

• MSS 0064 John S. Patton, Papers, 1863-1923.

• Included are letters 1863, and diaries, 1865-1923. Brownsville, Pa. • MSS 0126

John W. Ainsworth, Military Discharge, June 30, 1865.

• Ainsworth was a member of Company A, 5th Pennsylvania Volunteer Heavy Artillery, 204th Regiment of the Line.

• MFF 2777 Joseph Albree, Papers, 1842-1898.

• The file includes correspondence and other papers detailing life in Pittsburgh during the Civil War and various philanthropic activities associated with the war effort. Albree owned a shoe store and ornamental iron works and was active in civic organizations supporting the Union cause.

• MSS 0047 Joseph L. McQuaide, Papers, 1853-1863.

• Contains primarily correspondence from Camp Wilkins, Pittsburgh, and various camps in Virginia relating to McQuaide’s service in Company C, 9th Pennsylvania Reserves, 38th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, until his death at the Second Battle of Bull Run on August 30, 1862.

• MFF 0133 Joseph Russell Caldwell, Papers, 1857-1901.

• Includes materials relating to Caldwell’s service in Company G, 10th Pennsylvania Reserves, during the Civil War.

• MFF 2789 Laughlin Family, Papers.



• The file includes a biography of Laughlin, letters to his family and fiancée during the war and an article titled “Memories of Appomattox”, written by Laughlin and edited by Charles A. McClintock, appearing in the Western Pennsylvania History Magazine, Volume 42, September 1959. Laughlin joined the 155th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, in 1862, served throughout the war and ended as a Captain and Brevet Major.

• Acc. 1995.0262 Letter to Josiah Stephenson a produce merchant, by the man he paid to substitute for him in the Civil War.

• The letter is from Elisha McGuire to Josiah Stephenson a produce merchant, the man he paid to substitute for him in the Civil War, June 1, 1862

• Acc. 1996.0128 L. Morris Carnegie, Letter, 1861.

• December 23, 1861. Written to M. Lyde Homer. • MFF 0466

Lily Lee Nixon, Papers, 1845-1960.

• Includes correspondence from soldiers serving with the 19th Illinois and the U. S. Signal Corps. Nixon was a Pittsburgh public school teacher and local historian.

• MSS 0121 Linda Mockenhop, Papers, 1862-1882.

• Included in the file is a note from John Hartley to Mrs. Sarah Hartley dated May 8, 1864, from Lynchburg, Va., advising of his recent capture and good health. Also included is a letter from J. W. Wilson, Captain, Company E, 14th Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, dated November 23, 1862, from Gallatin, Tenn., to his sister, describing the economic conditions of local Southerners. His regiment was Provost Guard for the town.

• Acc. 1994.0207 Linton Family, Papers, 1838-1909.

• The Linton family from East Bethlehem, Pa., included several Civil War veterans. The file contains documents relating to the Civil War, the 7th Cavalry Regiment and the 140th Infantry Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• MSS 0136 Martin Seel Papers, 1860-1864.

• This collection contains correspondence of Martin Seel as well as genealogical material created by the donors of the collection. Most of the letters are addressed to his brother, Georg Seel who was a farmer in the Shaler, Pa. area. In addition to a picture of the daily life of a soldier, the letters show his attempts to stay involved in his family life. They also reflect his growing disappointment with the Army because the German units were much maligned for their performance at Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. Martin enlisted in the Union Army during the Civil War and was mustered in to the service on September 14, 1861 as a Private in Company I of the 74th Pennsylvania Regiment. This unit saw action in the Shenandoah Valley Campaign, Second Manassas, Chancellorsville and Gettysburg. In August 1864 the unit was sent to South Carolina where it participated in the siege of Charleston. In September 1864 the regiment was returned to Washington where Martin was mustered out on September 15, 1865.

• MSS 365 McBride Family, Papers, 1862-1864.

• Includes correspondence from soldiers George and Samuel McBride to family members discussing troop movements, living conditions, officers

• MFF 0199 Map of Civil War Battlefields and Civil War Chronological History.

• N. P., Historical Documents Co., 1961.



• Map File-Battles Marchand Papers, 184(6?)-1899.

• The file includes the muster roll of Samuel Sackett Marchand’s company in the 14th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 2117 Martin S. Bortz, Papers, 1864-1870.

• Includes various documents relating to Capt. Bortz’s command of Company F, 138th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 0013 Mathew H. Borland, Papers, 1862-1863.

• Includes a diary and other papers concerning Borland’s service in Company G, 123rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, from August 1862 to May 1863.

• MFF 0030 Old “Libby Prison” Building, Richmond, Va.

• Engraving from the original photograph taken August 23, 1863. • Oversize Print Collection

Park Rifles, Membership Agreement.

• The file includes a list of approximately 100 names, many of German origin, of a military company (originally to be named “Anderson Home Guards”) to protect “the rights and liberties of Pittsburgh and vicinity....” Pittsburgh, ca. 1861.

• MFF 1429 Pennsylvania Cavalry, 1st Regiment, Company K, 1861-1865, Muster Roll, February 28, 1863.

• The muster roll is for a company which was raised in Allegheny and Washington Counties and was commanded by Joseph H. Williams.

• OSS 0055 Pennsylvania Thirteenth.

• Volume 1, Nos. 2, 4 and 5. Great Falls, Montgomery County, Md. November 16 and 30, 1861. Camp Tennally, D. C. December 7, 1861.

• E527.5.13th.CASE Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Cavalry, 4th Regiment, Company

D, Militia Register, c 1866. • The file includes a colored lithograph, by A. Hol[ ], Baltimore, with sentimental illustrations and lists of

men and officers, engagements, etc. • GB Box location: B015d

Pennsylvania Volunteers, 101st Regiment, Company K, Records, 1862.

• The file consists of a roll book belonging to Sgt. Thomas Bushman of Company K, listing names and casualties, a letter from David Stewart in 1875 and another list of dead.

• MFF 0204 Peter and John Marmie, Correspondence.

• Includes letters to family and friends during the Civil War, 1860-1864. • MFF 2118

Pittsburgh Gymnastic Association, Records, 1858-1863.



• Includes organizational and historical background papers and an admittance card for a special exhibition for the benefit of the Sanitary and Subsistence Committee on March 17, 1863.

• MFF 0182 Pittsburgh High School.

• The file includes a photograph of a bronze plaque listing pupils who served in the U. S. Army in the Civil War, 1861-1865. Pittsburgh, N. D.

• Oversize Photo Coll. Reniers Family, Papers, 1900-1985.

• Papers relating to the Grand Army of the Republic, McPherson Post No. 17. • MFF 0009

Rev. Samuel McBride Family Collection, 1863-1920.

• Contains the diary, papers and photographs of Samuel McBride, who was a member of the 140th Pennsylvania Regiment. He was wounded at the Battle of Chancellorsville.

• MFF 0199 Richard Linder, Collection, 1814-1982.

• Collection includes photographs, photocopies of historical articles and government documents, printed items and other sundry items relating to the Allegheny Arsenal and Pittsburgh neighborhoods.

• MSS 0002 Robert Arthurs, Letter, August 28, 1886.

• The letter, to Robert Lomas, describes how Arthurs masqueraded as a surgeon during the Civil War. • MFF 2782

Robert B. Roth, Drawings of Civil War Battle Scenes.

• Included are one drawing of the 1st Rhode Island Regiment and one of Company E, Pennsylvania • Oversize Print Collection

Samuel Clarke Farrar Diary, 1862-1865.

• Member of the 22nd Pennsylvania Regiment. (formerly the 58th Pennsylvania Militia) • Acc. 2001.0250

Samuel Smith Gilson, Papers, 1840-1918.

• Includes materials concerning Gilson’s Civil War service in the 133rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 0128 Scull Family, Papers, 1736-1956.

• The file includes papers relating to the Civil War. John Irwin Scull was a newsman from Somerset County. • MSS 0090

74th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• The file includes a photograph, speeches and memorials relating to the rededication of the Regiment’s monument at Gettysburg, July 1, 1988.

• MFF 1469 77th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Association, Records 1862-1941.

• The Association was formed in 1869 for veterans of the 77th Regiment, which was in active service from 1861 to 1866. The records include correspondence, meeting minutes, roll and roster books and miscellaneous materials documenting the activities of the Association and its members after the Civil War.

• MSS 0184



Sigmund E. Wisner Papers, 1861-1920.

• Contains discharge and pension papers and a history of the 79th Pennsylvania Volunteers. • Acc. 2000.0144

Thomas Williams, Account Book, July 18, 1861-1864.

• Williams was a recruiting officer at Towanda, Pa. • MFF 0239

Thomas W. Sallada, Papers, 1864-1925.

• The file includes the July 28, 1925 obituary for Thomas W. Sallada, born in Clarion County, Pa. on March 28, 1843. He was a Private in Company K, 40th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (1863-1864) and Company I, 190th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry (1864-1865), was wounded three times and was a prisoner in Libby Prison for 28 days. Also included are Discharge Certificates for both units.

• Acc. 1997.0041 Unidentified, Diary of My Trip to Florida, February 1 and 25, 1861.

• The diary describes a fort being constructed by the Jacksonville Light Infantry. • MFF 0786

Washington Infantry, Records, 1855-1989.

• The unit was founded in 1792 in Pittsburgh, Pa., as the first independent militia west of the Alleghenies. The file includes correspondence and documents relating to its organization, the various wars from 1812 to World War 1 (including the Civil War) in which it participated and G. A. R. activities.

• MSS 0068 Whitaker Family, Papers, 1840-1919.

• John H. Whitaker served during the Civil War with Company D, 125th Ohio Volunteer Infantry and was the son of Albert P. Whitaker, editor of the Venango (Pa.) Spectator. The file includes correspondence from John in 1864 and 1865.

• MFF 0010 William Block, Sr., Papers, 1860-1904.

• Included in the file are three letters addressed to Gen. or Hon. J. K. Moorhead, member of the U. S. House of Representatives from Pittsburgh- one from the Acting Secretary of War concerning the graduation of Cadet Jacob H. Snyder in June 1861 from West Point, one from Samuel W. Bloch requesting the mustering order for the Bloch Regiment to be enlarged for Pittsburgh from five to six regiments and one from Brig. Gen. Jas. S. Negley concerning his qualifications for continued service in the Army.

• Acc. 1995.0313 William J. Bartley, Letter, September 26, 1864.

• The letter, written from camp near Harrisonburg, Virginia, to Bartley’s brother and sister, chiefly describes a battle fought at Winchester, Virginia.

• MFF 2785 William Morrison, Papers, 1861-1865.

• Morrison served during the Civil War with Company F, 83rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, mustered in Meadville, Pa.. Wounded three times, he was killed in action at Petersburg, Va., on June 20, 1864. The papers consist primarily of correspondence with his brother, Stephen.

• MFF 0018 William N. Haymaker, Papers, 1861-1886.

• Includes materials relating to the service of Haymaker, a farmer from Monroeville, Pa., during the Civil War in the 63rd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• MFF 0074



William Stuart Bell, Letters, 1863-1866.

• Bell was attached to Headquarters, Department of the Cumberland. The letters were written from December 12, 1863 to August 23, 1866.

• MFF 0044 Wilson Family, Papers, 1854-1990, 1962-1967.

• The file contains materials collected by Milburn Wilson in documenting the Wilson family history, including several Civil War soldiers.

• MSS 0105

Uncataloged Alfred Charles Russel, Letter, 1864.

• The letter was written by Michael Dewalt, a soldier in Company E, 212th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, to his friend Mordeciah Cooley. The letter, written from Fort Craig near Washington D.C., describes camp life.

• Acc. 1993.0203 Baker Family Papers, 1861-1862.

• The file includes five letters from Charles J. Baker, a soldier with Company A, 45th Regiment, Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, to his brother Hiram Baker, detailing life in various army camps and other news. Baker was mortally wounded on September 17, 1862 at Antietam.

• Acc. 1993.0126 Drum, Military Papers, 1861-1863, 1935.

• The file includes the Muster Roll for Capt. Andrew Larges’ Company G, 13th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, for December 31, 1861, at Camp Tennallytown, near Washington, D.C., the Quarterly Return of Ordnance and Ordnance Stores, 2nd Quarter 1863, for Company C, 102nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and the Official Price List for Clothing, etc., January 1, 1863.

• MFF 2828 McCaskey Family Papers, 1864-1961.

• Contains letter written by George McCaskey from Manasses Junction, VA. • Acc. 2001.0129

Susan Dickson, Letters, 1887-1934.

• Included with the letters is a Certificate dated March 16, 1908 of the U. S. Bureau of Pensions, certifying that Margaret E. Dickson, widow of Samuel J. Dickson, who was a Private in Company A, 205th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, is entitled to a pension of $8 per month during her widowhood.

• Acc. 1994.0275 Sweet Family Papers.

• File contains photocopied account of John B. Sweet’s Civil War diary, September 28, 1862 to July 14, 1863, and a photocopied letter of Sweet and his friends in honor of Company I, 150th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry; Sweet was from Crawford County and was wounded and captured, but later escaped, at Gettysburg.

• Acc. 1993.0277 William Swindell, Papers, 1890-1930.

• The file includes newspaper obituaries for William Swindell, who died on June 20, 1902. He was a manufacturer of industrial furnaces, in charge during the Civil War of the furnace equipment at the Ft. Pitt foundry where many of the large cannon used by the Federal army were made.

• Acc. 1992.0114



APPENDIX A

Civil War Articles in the Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine and Pittsburgh History

Campaigns/Battles The Confederate Raid at Morgantown, West Virginia.

• Edited by Myron B. Sharp. Included are selections from the Mathiot Papers (located at the Western Pennsylvania Historical Society), detailing the raid on April 27, 1863.

• Vol. 50 (Oct. 1967), p. 335

Regimental and Other Unit Histories A Brief History of Company A, 139th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers.

• By Edward M. McConnell. Company A was recruited in Mercer County in August 1862. Based in part on the papers of Capt. Abraham H. Snyder and Pvt. Jonathan E. Beil, both killed at the Battle of the Wilderness.

• Vol. 55 (Oct. 1972), p. 308 Colonel Samuel M. Jackson and the Eleventh Pennsylvania Reserves.

• By Frank W. Jackson. In May 1861 the Pennsylvania General Assembly created the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps, consisting of 13 infantry, one cavalry and one light artillery regiments. The Corps was mustered into U. S. service in June 1861 and mustered out in June 1864, and was commanded at various times by Generals McCall, Reynolds, Meade and Crawford. Sustaining the most casualties of the Corps in 16 battles was the Eleventh, recruited in Western Pennsylvania and commanded by Col. Samuel M. Jackson.

• Vol. 18 (March 1935), p. 45 Descent of the Raftsmen’s Guard: A roll call.

• By Mark Reinsberg. Biographical sketches of the men of the Warren County company that became Company D of the 13th Pennsylvania Reserves (Bucktail Regiment).

• Vol. 53 (Jan. 1970), p.1 Pittsburgh Volunteers with Sickles’ Excelsior Brigade.

• By Bruce Sutherland. Parts 1-4. Narrative of the Brigade’s operations throughout the war. The Brigade was composed of New York regiments, but included in the 70th the Pittsburgh Friend Rifles as Company E and the Pittsburgh Zouave Cadets as Company A in the 74th. Another Western Pennsylvania company (from Tidioute, Warren County) formed part of Companies F and H of the 74th.

• Vol. 45 (March, June, Sept. and Dec. 1962), pps. 47,

Biography/Autobiography

Discipline and Piety: Professor, General, and College President John Fraser.

• By Jim Weeks. A short biography of Fraser, a professor at Jefferson College, who was appointed Colonel and commander of the 140th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and later a Brigade commander. He participated in the Battles of Chancellorville, Gettysburg, the Wilderness, Spotsylvania and Petersburg,where he was captured and spent months in Confederate prisons. After the war, he was President of Penn State University and Kansas University, both unsuccessfully, and finished his career as a professor at the University of Pittsburgh.

• Spring 1993, Vol. 76, p. 24 General James Scott Negley.



• By Alfred P. James. Negley, a Pittsburgher, rose to the rank of Major General in charge of a Division, mostly operating in the Western Theater. He was later a long-time U. S. Congressman.

• Vol. 14, Apr. 1931, p. 69 Matthew Stanley Quay.

• By John W. Oliver. Quay was a Beaver County politician and local leader of the Republican Party. He was elected to the Pennsylvania General Assembly and U.S. Senate following the Civil War. During the War, among other appointments, he was Colonel and commander of the 134th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and won the Congressional Medal of Honor for valor at Fredericksburg.

• Vol. 17, March 1934, p. 1

The Exploration of a Legend. • By Frank Pollicino. Short biography of Harry White, an Indiana County politician, who was appointed

Major of the 67th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, served during the War, was a prisoner of war until exchanged in 1864 and was mustered out as a Brigadier General.

• Vol. 53, July 1970, p. 243 The Pittsburgh Rifles and the Battle of Drainesville: Alexander Murdoch.

• Edited by Robert A. Jones. Short biography of Alexander Murdoch, who enlisted for three years in the Pittsburgh Rifles, Company A, 9th Pennsylvania Reserves, 38th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Also includes Murdoch’s speech in honor of his unit’s reunion on December 19, 1885.

• Vol. 53, July 1970, p. 299

Diaries/Personal Narratives/Letters

A Bucktail Voice: Civil War Correspondence of Pvt. Cordello Collins.

• Edited by Mark Reinsberg. From Warren County, Collins enlisted in the Raftsmen’s Guard, Company D of the Bucktails, 42nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. He died of wounds at the Battle of Gettysburg in August 1863. The letters are addressed primarily to his parents.

• Vol. 48, July 1965, p. 235 A Confederate Girl Visits Pennsylvania, July-September 1863.

• Parts 1 and 2. Edited by Ernest M. Lander. The article includes correspondence from Floride Clemson to her mother during a trip to visit relatives in Pennsylvania in 1863. Her father and brother had left the family home in Maryland to aid the Southern cause.

• Vol. 49, Apr. 1966, p. 111 and July 1966, p. 197 A Former Harmonist Describes His Civil War Experiences, Including Parade Before Lincoln.

• By Karl J. R. Arndt. Focuses on a letter dated April 9, 1864 from John Seybold of the 14th Pennsylvania Cavalry.

• Vol. 58, Apr. 1975, p. 279 A Union “Rookie” at Camp Wilkins.

• By Robert Rutland, State Historical Society of Iowa. Describes the service of Plympton A. White in the Civil War, ending in his death from disease in Libby Prison following his capture shortly before the Battle of Gettysburg. Includes a letter from White dated May 10 (1861) from Camp Wilkins, located on the old county fairgrounds in Lawrenceville near the Allegheny Arsenal.

• Vol. 37, March 1954, p. 58 An Untold Incident of McClellan’s Peninsular Campaign.

• By C. Rosser James. Recollections of James as a young boy of his mother’s friendship with Major (later General) Farnum during the days before McClellan’s attack on Yorktown in 1862.

• Vol. 44, June 1961, p. 151



Andrew Jackson Smith, Pennsylvanian Extraordinary: Recollections of a century, 1832-1928. • By David Lindsey. Based on the recollections of Smith, who was born and spent his early youth in

Washington, Pennsylvania, moving to Illinois and then Missouri circa 1858. The article focuses on Smith’s pre-war friendship with the James and the Younger Brothers and his experiences as a member of Company D, 99th Illinois Regiment.

• Vol. 43, June 1960, p. 147 Captain Samuel A. Craig’s Memoirs of Civil War and Reconstruction.

• Parts 1-5. Craig was a Captain and commander of Company B, 105th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and Company A, 17th Regiment, Veteran Reserve Corps.

• Vol. 13, Oct. 1930, p. 215 and Vol. 14, Jan., Apr., July and Oct. 1931, p. 43, 115, 191 and 258

Civil War Diary of an Ohio Volunteer. • Edited by Donald J. Coan. The author, William Thompson Daugherty, was a member of Company B, 104th

Ohio Volunteer Infantry. He was from Greentown, Ohio. The diary covers the period from January 1, 1864 to December 31, 1864, shortly after the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee.

• Vol.50, July 1967, p. 171 Dear Sister Jennie-Dear Brother Jacob: The correspondence between a northern soldier and his sister in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, 1861-1864.

• Parts 1 and 2.Edited by Florence C. McLaughlin. Jacob Heffelfinger, the soldier, was a member of the Seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves.

• Vol. 60, Apr. 1977, p. 109 and July 1977, p. 203 Home to Franklin!

• Excerpts from the Civil War Diary of George Randolph Snowden. Edited by Charles H. Ness. The diary of Snowden, a captain in the 142nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, depicts his journey home from Washington, D. C. after his discharge in the Spring of 1864 and includes his impressions of the war, home front and politics.

• Vol. 54, Apr. 1971, p. 158 Memories of Appomattox by George McCully Laughlin.

• Edited by Charles A. McClintock. Describes the final battle of the Fifth Corps before the Village of Appomattox on April 9, 1865 and the surrender by General Lee. Laughlin entered the war as a private and was eventually promoted for bravery to Brevet Major and Captain of Company E, 155th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. At the end, he was aide-de-camp to General Griffin, commander of the Fifth Corps.

• Vol. 42, Sept. 1959, p. 259 Some Leaves from a Civil War Diary.

• Edited by Harry R. Beck. Excerpts from the diary of Corp. Florence C. Biggert, covering his active duty on three separate occasions- as a member of the15th Regiment of Pennsylvania Militia in September 1862 serving as reserves at the Battle of Antietam and in June 1863 as guards for the City of Pittsburgh just prior to the Battle of Gettysburg and as a member of Capt. Knap’s artillery battery during July-August 1863 guarding communication lines following Gettysburg. After the War, Biggert entered the insurance business.

• Vol. 42, Dec. 1959, p. 363

The Civil War Letters of Captain Andrew Lewis and His Daughter. • Edited by Michael Barton. Lewis commanded Company A of the 11th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserve

Infantry. He was wounded in 1862 at Gaines Milland died in captivity shortly thereafter. • Vol. 60, Oct. 1977, p. 371

The Civil War Letters of James Rush Holmes.

• Edited by Ida Bright Adams. The letters from Holmes, a sergeant with the 61st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, dated between 1861-1865, focus primarily on camp life.



• Vol. 44, June 1961, p. 105. The Frank H. Shiras Letters, 1862-1865.

• Edited by Wallace F. Workmaster. Includes a series of letters from Shiras to Mr. R. L. Baker of Economy, Pennsylvania. Shiras was a member of the center section of Hampton’s Battery F, Independent Pennsylvania Light Artillery. He survived the war as a lieutenant. The letters deal with daily camp life and various battles in the eastern theater.

• Vol. 40, Fall 1957, p. 163 8

Soldiers/Arms/Military Armaments/Goods Camp Wilkins, Military Post, 1861.

• By Joseph A. Borkowski. Discusses Camp Wilkins, Allegheny County, and its succesor, Camp Wright, as interim training camps for Western Pennsylvania companies in 1861.

• Vol. 40, Fall 1957, p. 163 8

Discord in Civil War Volunteer Units: An Incident Explained. • By Ruthanne Heriot. Concerning James Nimlock’s surreptitious departure from the U. S. Zouave Cadets, of

Allegheny County, Sickle’s Excelsior Brigade, and enlistment in Company H, 28th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry.

• Vol. 63, Oct. 1980, p. 367

Naval Operations

William J. Kountz, Superintendent of River Transportation Under McClellan, 1861-1862. • By Theodore R. Parker Kountz, from Pittsburgh and owner of a fleet of river steamships, was appointed

superintendent and to other positions inspecting military river boat operations. After serious quarrels with Grant and other army personnel, he was dismissed from the service in May 1863.

• Vol. 21, Dec. 1938, p. 237

Prison Camps Captain Isaiah Conley’s Escape from a Southern Prison.

• Edited by George D. Harmon and Edith Blackburn Hazlehurst. Conley, born in Bedford County in 1830, served as a second lieutenant in Company G, 101st Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, After serving with the Army of the Potomac, the 101st was sent to Plymouth, North Carolina. Attacked by Hoke’s Confederate Division, the 101st surrendered. Imprisoned at Camp Oglethorpe and Charleston, Conley escaped while on route to Columbia, South Carolina. The narrative details his escape and journey to Union lines at Knoxville, Tennessee. 2 Parts.

• Vol. 47, April and July 1964, p. 79 and 177 Diary of Salisbury Prison.

• By James W. Eberhart. Edited by Florence C. McLaughlin. Eberhart was a sergeant in Company G, 8th Pennsylvania Reserve Volunteer Corps, and Company G, 191st Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers. He was imprisoned at Belle Isle and Salisbury Prisons from August19, 1864, when he was captured at Petersburg, until February 22, 1865, when he was paroled. See also, the Footnote in Vol. 57, Jan. 1974, p. 127, concerning the dedication in 1910 of the Pennsylvania monument at Salisbury Cemetery.

• Vol. 56, July 1973, p. 211 The Confederate Memorial at West Park in Pittsburgh.

• By Gregg L. Neel. Dedication of a memorial tablet at the site of the old Western Penitentiary, which served as the prison in 1863-4 for 118 junior officers and enlisted men of Maj. General John H. Morgan’s Confederate cavalry after his surrender in June 1863.

• Vol. 20, Sept. 1937, p. 215



Political Affairs

Abraham Lincoln in Pittsburgh and the Birth of the Republican Party.

• By Charles W. Dahlinger. The article is followed by a tribute to Abraham Lincoln, with no author listed. • Vol. 3, Oct. 1920, p. 145

Honest John Covode.

• By A. John Dodds. Covode was a Westmoreland politician who was a member of Congress during the first few years of the Civil War and, at the time, was Chairman of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War. Reelected in 1866, he opposed President Johnson’s reconstruction policies.

• Vol. 15, Aug. 1933, p. 175 Jeremiah Sullivan Black and the Great Secession Winter.

• By John T. Hubbell. Black’s role as Attorney General in President Buchanan’s cabinet on the eve of the Civil War.

• Vol. 57, July 1974, p. 255 John P. Penny, Harry White, and the 1864 Pennsylvania Senate Deadlock.

• By Arnold Shankman. Describes the voting deadlock when Major Harry White became a prisoner of war in Libby Prison.

• Vol. 55, Jan. 1972, p. 77 Senator Edgar A. Cowan, 1861-1867.

• By B. F. Pershing. Political career of a U. S. Senator during the Civil War. • Vol. 4, Oct. 1921, p. 224

The Civil War Career of Andrew Gregg Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania.

• By Rebecca Gifford Albright. 3 Parts. A detailed look at Curtin’s career as a moderate war governor, a strong supporter of Lincoln’s administration.

• Vol. 47, Oct. 1964, p. 323, and Vol. 48, Jan. and Apr. 1965, pps. 19 and 151 The Election of 1864 in Western Pennsylvania.

• By Norman C. Brillhart. • Vol. 8, Jan. 1925, p. 26

Western Pennsylvania and the Election of 1860.

• By Joseph P. Wolstoncraft. • Vol. 6, Jan. 1923, p. 25

Secret Service

Contraband and Rebel Sympathizers in Pennsylvania in 1861.

• By Edward G. Everett. Official and citizen response to the shipment of illegal goods to the South, suspected spys and Southern sympathizers in Pennsylvania in 1861.

• Vol. 41, Spring 1958, p. 29

State/Country/City Histories A Lost Landmark: A study of the fate of the Allegheny Arsenal.

• By James Wudarczyk. • Vol. 70, Apr. 1987, p. 191

Fortifying Pittsburgh in 1863.



• By John P. Cowan. A historic document gives an interesting record of the men who worked on the construction of Coal Hill Fort.

• Vol. 2, Jan. 1919, p. 59 New Castle in 1860-1861: A community response to a war crisis.

• By Bingham Duncan. Describes pre-Sumter attitudes toward the South and war efforts immediately after the beginning of the war.

• Vol. 24, Dec. 1941, p. 251 Pennsylvania Raises an Army, 1861.

• By Dr. Edward G. Everett. Focuses on the raising of the initial Pennsylvania 3-month regiments in April 1861.

• Vol. 39, Summer 1956, p. 83 Pittsburgh’s Civil War Fortification Claims.

• By Henry King Siebeneck. Discusses the fortification of Pittsburgh by Maj. General William T. H. Brooks, Department of the Monongahela, through the efforts of numerous private industrial and commercial firms during Lee’s 1863 invasion of Pennsylvania and the denial of most of the claims for compensation following the war.

• Vol. 27, March-June 1944, p. 1 Pittsburgh’s Negro Troops in the Civil War.

• By George L. Davis. • Vol. 36, June 1953, p. 101

Some Aspects of Pittsburgh Industrial Contributions to the Civil War.

• By Louis Vaira. • Vol. 6, Jan. 1923, p. 9

Thirty Days of Panic.

• By George Swetnam. Story of the fortification of Pittsburgh in the weeks before the Battle of Gettysburg. • Vol. 51, Oct. 1968, p. 329

Miscellaneous A Glimpse of Railroading in the Civil War.

• By Theodore R. Parker. Short description of the engineers strike of the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad in January 1864.

• Vol. 20, Sept. 1937, p. 220

An Annotated Bibliography of Civil War-Era Articles in Pennsylvania Journals, 1893-1982. • Compiled and edited by John Kent Folmar. • Vol. 66, July 1983, p. 293

Andrew Carnegie’s Civil War Profits.

• By Edwin S. Fickes. The article concludes that Carnegie’s interests in iron manufacture were too late to have participated in Civil War defense contracts.

• Vol. 17, March 1934, p. 77 Dog Jack.

• By Dan Studebaker, Jr. Dog Jack, a mixed-breed bulldog, was the mascot of the 102nd Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, was present at all major engagements in the East, was wounded three times and captured twice and finally disappeared in Frederick, Maryland in December 1864



• Vol. 62, Apr. 1979, p. 187 Pennsylvania Newspapers and Public Opinion, 1861-1862.

• By Edward G. Everett. Analyses the state’s newspapers and their attacks on opponents of the war and the Republican administration.

• Vol. 44, March 1961, p. 1 The Buried “Broken-Back Ducks” 200,000 Fifty-Cent Pieces: What would they be worth today.

• By Ardis Jones Blenko. The burial by the Economites of $100,000 in coin at the time of General Morgan’s cavalry raid in East Ohio in 1863.

• Vol. 59, Jan. 1976, p. 84 The Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair.

• By Charles W. Dahlinger. • Vol. 12, Apr. 1929, p. 97

The Pittsburgh Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention, September 25-26, 1866.

• By Charles D. Cashdollar. An anti-President Johnson national convention of veterans of the Civil War, supporting a harsh reconstruction.

• Vol. 48, Oct. 1965, p. 331 The Sanitary Fair.

• By Dorothy Daniel. Describes the Pittsburgh Sanitary Fair, which opened June 1, 1864 under Chairman Felix R. Brunot, for the benefit of the U. S. Sanitary Commission.

• Vol. 41, Summer 1958, p. 145 The Shinplaster Prosecution.

• By Wayne K. Homren. The use of private scrip in lieu of coins in Pittsburgh during the early part of the Civil War.

• Vol. 70, Jan. 1987, p. 91 Washington and Jefferson Colleges: A microcosm of the Civil War.

• By Edwin M. Mosely. Compares the two colleges during the Civil War (one abolitionist and one Copperhead) and discusses several of its alumni who were officials and soldiers during the war.

• Vol. 45, June 1962, p. 107 Writing History from Civil War Newspapers.

• By J. Cutler Andrews. Anecdotes involving Civil War newspaper correspondents. • Vol. 54, Jan. 1971, p. 1

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