| Sunday, January 31st 2010 - 02:45:09 AM |
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//http://groups.to/miss150battalion great site join the 150 Battalion on Fcaebook remember !! 150 years ago !! |
| Friday, January 29th 2010 - 04:58:02 PM |
| Hello, My gr, gr, gr grandmother was Sara Roberson Cheney. She was the daughter of Mahala Weatherington - brother to your Thomas Benton Weatherington. I was thrilled to find this site and especially his picture. Please email me to exchange info. Shelley |
| Friday, January 29th 2010 - 03:39:04 PM |
| Hello, I am unable to email you because my MAC computer will not let me open your email link. I am the gr, gr, gr, granddaughter of Sara Roberson. Her mother was Malaha Weatherington - sister to your Thomas Benton Weatherington. I was so thrilled to find this site and especially to see his picture! Please email me to exchange information. Thank you for the wonderful site! Shelley Miller |
| Wednesday, January 27th 2010 - 08:34:19 PM |
| My gg-grandfather was Thomas T. Parish who served in company A of this regiment. Very nice site and homorable to those who served - Thanks |
| Thursday, December 24th 2009 - 03:25:33 PM |
| I'm related to William Franklin Smith, of Company H, who died 7/1/1863 on the first day of Gettysburg. I have a much better idea of what happened to him now. Thanks for all your work! |
| Monday, December 14th 2009 - 12:08:41 PM |
| Writing a book based on my g,g grandfather William Whitlock, 188th NY, letters to his wife. He was killed on Feb 6, 1865 at Hatcher's Run. Interested in stories of Confederate soldiers who might have been shooting at him. Great website! |
| Sunday, December 13th 2009 - 07:55:42 PM |
| Pvt. William Calvin Wammack, Tippah Co, MS, Co F, 2nd Mississippi was my 2g grandfather. Thank you for the work you've done on the history of this unit. A widower with one child, Cal Wammack returned from the war, married again, and raised 9 children. He was an uneducated man, but worked hard, amassed a large amount of property, and was well-respected in his community. |
| Wednesday, November 18th 2009 - 10:28:12 PM |
| Great Grandson of C.L. (Charles) Johnson. Headstone reads, C L Johnson, Co. B, 2nd Miss. Inf. CSA. Wounded at Shiloh, discharged. Five children. served as Constable and Marshall of State Supreme Court. 1842-1926. |
| Tuesday, September 22nd 2009 - 09:09:54 AM |
| Great Grandson of William R Rollins Co A 2nd Mississippi |
| Tuesday, July 7th 2009 - 01:32:29 PM |
| Beautiful sight... thank you so much. |
| Wednesday, July 1st 2009 - 08:41:09 PM |
| My GGgrand Uncle was C.F Dry who was a Private in Co. B of the 2nd Mississippi. He obtained Measles after enlisting in !861 and was furloghed. He then rejoined the 2nd in 1862 and was sent to reinforce Stonewall Jackson's men at GainesMill. He was wounded at Gaines Mill and had his right leg amputated as a result. He was then furloughed and spent time healing with his Uncle Martin Dry in Concord North Carolina and then in 1863 was sent home to Tishomingo County Mississippi. Just some interesting tidbits to supply background about a brave hero of the South who served in Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia. |
| Sunday, June 7th 2009 - 07:26:57 PM |
| My g-g-grandfather was Augustus L. Riggs, Co.K, 2nd MS Inf. Captured at Gettysburg, died at Bedloe's Island, NY. Buried in Cypress Hill Cemetery, NY. Great Site! |
| Monday, April 20th 2009 - 07:43:00 PM |
| Fantastic site! What a great job you've done. I have just determined that a great-granduncle from Itawamba County fought with the 2nd Infantry Regiment. It's wonderful to have the information you've provided. Thank you! |
| Monday, April 20th 2009 - 07:38:39 PM |
| Fantastic sight! What a great job you've done. |
| Saturday, February 28th 2009 - 06:42:29 PM |
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//Margaret Very interesting site. I am looking for information about a brother of my g-g-grandfather. He was killed at Yorktown. He was in Company F, 2nd Battalion, MS Infantry--Pvt. Samuel Edward Winters, about 17 or 18 when killed. Supposedly, he is buried in an umarked grave in Yorktown. But there is no mention of Confederates other than about 10 Confederates being buried in the national cemetery along with Union soldiers. Do you have any info about where these unmarked graves might be? |
| Thursday, November 27th 2008 - 05:26:24 PM |
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//Frances I was looking for Wesley and Jullan Gilmore,but for some reason could not get all the way through the muster roll.I'll try again later. |
| Sunday, November 16th 2008 - 05:23:49 AM |
| great grandson of able bookout csa ,brother of elias bookout usa both of itwamba county fulton ms |
| Sunday, November 16th 2008 - 05:22:14 AM |
| great grandson of able bookout csa ,brother of elias bookout usa both of itwamba county fulton ms |