AMERICA'S WESTERN FRONTIER
CIVIL WAR ON THE FRONTIER
- MAJOR GENERAL JOHN
C. FREMONT vs PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN - 1861
- LETTERS - W. S.
Turner (CSA) - Citizen, Helena, Arkansas - July 17, 1861, and reply from
A. T. Bledsole, CSA
Chief of Bureau of War, Richmond, Virginia - August 2, 1861
- ACT (CSA) - A Act to
Make Disposition of Negro Slaves Captured From Hostile Indians - February
17, 1862
- THE CIVIL WAR IN INDIAN
TERRITORY
- FIRST KANSAS
COLORED INFANTRY REGIMENT
- REPORT - SKIRMISH AT
ISLAND MOUND, MISSOURI - NOTE: First engagement by Colored Troops -
October 29, 1862
- LETTER - L. Thomas -
Adjutant General (Union) - Helena, Arkansas - April 6, 1863
- LETTERS - RE: CHARLES
FAIRFAX REVALEON AND CHARLES GERRISH AMOS - April 8, 1863
- LETTER - RE: CHARLES
FAIRFAX REVALEON AND CHARLES GERRISH AMOS - April 11, 1863
- ENGAGEMENT - Fort
Gibson, Indian Territory - May 28, 1863
-
ENGAGEMENT -The First Kansas Colored Infantry at Honey Springs, Indian
Territory - - July 17, 1863
- REPORT - Captain
Henry L. Edwards, Company D, Second Nebraska Cavalry. Pawnee Reservation -
June 23-24, 1863.
- REPORT - Colonel
James M. Williams, Commander, First Kansas Colored Infantry. Fort Blunt,
C. N. - July --, 1863.
- REPORT - Major John
A. Foreman, Third Indian Home Guards. Fort Blunt, C. N. - July 5, 1863.
- REPORT - Colonel
William A. Phillips, Commander, Third Indian Home Guards. Fort Blunt, C.
N. - July 7, 1863.
-
REPORT - Major
General James G. Blunt, U. S. Army, commanding District of the Frontier.
In the Field, Fort
Blunt, C. N. - July 26, 1863
- ENGAGEMENT - Fort
Gibson, Indian Territory - September 16, 1864
- *REPORT - Captain
Benjamin Thomas, 63rd U. S. Colored Infantry, Provost-Marshal, District of
Eastern Arkansas - January 28, 1965
-
ENGAGEMENT - Palmito Ranch, Palmito Hill Texas
- BATTLE SUMMARY
- Palmito Ranch, Palmito Hill, Texas
- UNITED STATES COLORED
TROOPS OF THE TRANS MISSISSIPPI WEST
- The
Civil War in Indian Territory
- Confederate Indian Units in the Civil War of the West
[WESTERN
FRONTIER HOMEPAGE]