CIVIL WAR IN THE CAROLINA - GEORGIA - FLORIDA LOWCOUNTRY

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THE FIRST BLACK SOLDIERS May 7, 1862 http://www.lwfaam.net/cw/soldiers.htm

 

ENGAGEMENTS

• South Carolina
   
• Georgia
   
• Florida

• MAJOR GENERAL DAVID HUNTER vs PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN - 1862
  
  
• History of the United States Colored Troops - History
  
  
• United States Colored Troops: The Civil War - History & Links
  
  
• MAJOR GENERALS JOHN C. FREMONT AND DAVID HUNTER VERSUS PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN
  

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• BEAUFORT NATIONAL CEMETERY - United States Colored Troops Grave Registration (Under development)

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• Louden S. Langley - 54th Mass Volunteer Infantry and 33rd USCI - Letters
  
  
• Robert Smalls
  
  
• Andrew Jackson Smith - 55th Massachusetts Infantry
  
  
• Charles Tyler Trowbridge - 33rd U. S. Colored Infantry Regiment
  
  

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• RETURN OF CASUALTIES IN THE UNION FORCES - Second Assault on Battery Wagner - July 18, 1863
  
  
• U. S. COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENTS - Assigned to the Department of the South - Headquarters Department of the South - Hilton Head, South Carolina - May 10, 1865
  
  

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  ORDERS AND CORRESPONDENCE

• GENERAL ORDERS - Major General David Hunter -- May 9, 1862
  
  
• Brigadier General Rufus Saxton, Commander of Volunteers. Beaufort, South Carolina - October 26, 1862.
  
   

• Lieutenant Colonel Oliver T. Beard, Commander, Forty-eighth New York Infantry. - Beaufort, S. C. - November 10, 1862
  
  
• Brigadier General Rufus Saxton, Commander of Volunteers. Beaufort, S. C. - November 12, 1862.
  
   

• Lieutenant Colonel Oliver T. Beard, Commander, Forty-eighth New York Infantry. - Beaufort, S. C. - November 22, 1862
  
   

• Brigadier General Rufus Saxton, Commander of Volunteers. Beaufort, S. C. - November 25, 1862.
  
   

• Brigadier General R. Saxton - Beaufort, South Carolina - January 25, 1863
  
  
• Captain J. H. Mickler, (CSA) Commanding Battalion at Bluffton. Camp Palmetto, S. C. - January 30, 1863.
  
   

• Colonel T. W. Higginson, Commander, First South Carolina Infantry (Union). On Board Steamer Ben De Ford - February 1, 1863.
  
   

• Brigadier General Rufus Saxton, Commander of Volunteers. Beaufort, S. C. - February 2, 1863.
  
   

• Brigadier General R. Saxton - Beaufort, South Carolina - April 4, 1863
  
  
  
• Major General David Hunter - Hilton Head, Port Royal, South Carolina - April 25, 1863
  
  
• Major General David Hunter - Hilton Head, Port Royal, South Carolina - June 10, 1863
  
  
• Major General David Hunter - Nicholas, New York - August 31, 1863
  
  
• Major General Q. A. Gillmore, Commander, Department of the South - Hilton Head, South Carolina - April 30, 1865
   

• Major General Q. A. Gillmore, Commander, Department of the South - Hilton Head, South Carolina - May 10, 1865.
   

• Captain T. D. Hodges - Acting Assistant Adjutant General (Union) - Headquarters Department of the South - Hilton Head, South Carolina - May 10, 1865

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• 1st South Carolina Volunteer Infantry (Colored)
  
   

• 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, Company I
  
   

• 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry - Company B
  
   

• 55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment (AD) - Brief History
  
  
• History of the 55th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment
  
  
• 105th U.S. Colored Troops

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  FOR ADDITIONAL DATA ON THE UNITED STATES COLORED TROOPS IN THE CIVIL WAR, GO TO:

  http://www.lwfaam.net/cw/

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