Gen. Steele at Camden

[samgrant]

Originally Posted by william42

One place to find the ORs is here:

http://cdl.library.cornell.edu/moa/browse.monographs/waro.html


Terry

another place is:

http://ehistory.osu.edu/osu/sources/records/

In which I find search results delivered in am more "user friendly" manner, and also the text is more legible.

Shotgun also serializes the ORs by individual battle at:

http://www.civilwarhome.com/records.htm

[unionblue]

William42 and samgrant,

Thanks to you both.

Sincerely,
Unionblue

[samgrant]

Originally Posted by unionblue

William42 and samgrant,

Thanks to you both.

Sincerely,
Unionblue

Geeeze, we are at cross purposes again, see posts at

http://civilwartalk.com/forums/showt...3149#post63149


and, perhaps my cry in the wilderness at:

http://civilwartalk.com/forums/showt...3151#post63151

[1low1ton]

im new to the site but if you need some more specific info on the camden expedition i will try and get it at the library its full of old civil war records and stuff

[ole]

Good of you to offer, hoss. Now. If I knew anything about the Camden Expedition, I'd take you up on your offer. But if you have something to offer, you'd be doing all of us a favor by posting something of what you know.

'preciate it.

ole

[1low1ton]

im still doing some research but if i come up with any new info that i havent seen or read elsewhere i will surely post it been talking to a few older hands around camden that are avid relic collectors and they have agreed to take me to some of the batlefields and camp areas that are on private land to do some metal detecting one even gave me a handfull of dug bullets im real excited to go

[12th Texas Infantry]

I am proud to say that my Great Great Grandfather fought with the 12th Texas Volunteer Infantry, which hurried up to Camden after the battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill to help shew the Yankees away from Texas. Hurray for Texas!