Wounded Georgians Left Behind after the Battle of Antietam
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"The following list of wounded Georgians who fell into the hands of the enemy after the battle of Sharpsburg, was furnished to the correpsondent of the Savannah Republican by Dr. Philpot of the 4th Georgia Regiment, who has just returned from the North. The list is not perfect, but as near so as Dr. Philpot could make it."

In April 1861, 33-year-old Dr. William Henry Philpot enlisted as a Private in Company A, 4th Georgia Infantry. He was a "real doctor" having earned his degree at the Atlanta Medical College in 1856. And he had five years of experience practicing medicine in Talbot County, Georgia before the war.

Almost immediately, Colonel George Pierce Doles tapped...
Sketch of the 2nd Delaware Regiment at Gettysburg
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The 2nd Delaware Infantry Regiment was part of Colonel John R. Brooke's 4th Brigade, in Brigadier General John C. Caldwell's 1st Division, of Major General Winfield S. Hancock's Second Corps, Army of the Potomac.

The regiment was organized between May 21 to October 7, 1861, and mustered for three years' service on October 17, 1861. It consisted of the usual ten companies but to complete the organization, Companies B, D and G were raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, while Company C was recruited in Elkton, Maryland. The remaining companies were filled out at Wilmington, Delaware.

Strength: A reference work put the strength of the regiment on June 30 at 23 officers and 257 enlisted...
Where is it Wednesday, Gettysburg? 9-2-2026
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Where would we find this cheerful lass?
There is no place like HOME!
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There is no place like HOME!

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 ★ ★  Buford, John

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John Buford Jr.
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Born: March 4, 1826
Birthplace: Woodford County, Kentucky
Father: Colonel John Buford Sr. 1778 – 1847
Mother: Ann B. Watson
Wife: Martha McDowell "Pattie" Duke 1830 – 1903

Children:
James Duke Buford 1855 – 1874​
(Buried: Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown, Kentucky)​
Pattie McDowell Duke Buford 1857 – 1863​
(Buried: Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown, Kentucky)​

Education:
1848: Graduated from West Point Military...​

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