Fort Sumter Officers

[alexjack]

 

[Jim Klag]

The actual photo.

 

[O' Be Joyful]

Thanks for reminding me of Doubleday and his recollections of Sumter, AJ.

I had lost it when my last 'puter got hit by lightening. I always enjoyed using it to stick it...up Rebforever's...

Chapters II & III were always helpful in that, ahh regard.

http://www.pddoc.com/skedaddle/articles/sumter_and_moultrie.htm

 

[alexjack]

The actual photo.

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I should have mentioned that the one I posted was from Harpers Illustrated History of the Civil War.

 

[alexjack]

Thanks for reminding me of Doubleday and his recollections of Sumter, AJ.

I had lost it when my last 'puter got hit by lightening. I always enjoyed using it to stick it...up Rebforever's...

Chapters II & III were always helpful in that, ahh regard.

http://www.pddoc.com/skedaddle/articles/sumter_and_moultrie.htm

Some great links there for books Obi.

 

[O' Be Joyful]

I should have mentioned that the one I posted was from Harpers Illustrated History of the Civil War.

Ahh...not to worry, Ike was just being a sticky wicket.

 

[Jim Klag]

Ahh...not to worry, Ike was just being a sticky wicket.

No. I was merely showing the photo from which the Harper's woodcut was made.

 

[alexjack]

No. I was merely showing the photo from which the Harper's woodcut was made.

No. I was merely showing the photo from which the Harper's woodcut was made.

Got a 'Davis' in there.

 

[Jim Klag]

Got a 'Davis' in there.

Yep. Jefferson Columbus Davis. He would go on to command the 14th Corps under Sherman. He would serve in almost all the major campaigns in the western theater.

 

[rittmeister]

Got a 'Davis' in there.

i'm afraid THE davis in this war will forever remain ol' jeff

 

[diane]

Lt R K Meade was not related to Gen George Meade! But he was the only Ft Sumter officer to go to the other side.