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- Center Valley, PA
Where does he get those wonderful toys????
That's from the Lutheran Seminary museum
Where does he get those wonderful toys????
Still sweet as honey...helps alotThat's from the Lutheran Seminary museum
I hate to be a wet blanket....are those regimental/brigade hospitals...or corps?????
Wow...mess spelled backwards is still messLikely regimental in the beginning. Some of them were in tents according to contemporary reports. Then it was all over the place. Wounded were brought at the closest hospital indiscriminately
Yes I would...one problem though.....alot less than 500.....Iverson lost everything on 7-1.So would you think that line of Confederate dead just west of the Mummasburg road, and directly above the word Union would be Iverson's men?
That is how I understand it....although trench burials would be the way to go on the Wednesday part of the field (July 1)...the putrifaction by July 4th and 5th.............YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Rebels obviously took over that position later maybe some were buried in different graves. I didn't look at the key, those notches represent one body correct?
So would you think that line of Confederate dead just west of the Mummasburg road, and directly above the word Union would be Iverson's men?
That is how I understand it....although trench burials would be the way to go on the Wednesday part of the field (July 1)...the putrifaction by July 4th and 5th.............YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love it when a plan comes together!!! ThanksMost of the Confederate burials were trench burials. Most of the graves along the east side of the Emmitsburg Road were trenches and not individual graves.
Ryan
Go further south....33 graves near the Taneytown Road.
Most of the Confederate burials were trench burials. Most of the graves along the east side of the Emmitsburg Road were trenches and not individual graves.
Ryan
Yep....I kinda had to do a double take myself.I did notice that the map has Colonel Joseph Wasden's grave marked just south of the Codori buildings.
Ryan
I did notice that the map has Colonel Joseph Wasden's grave marked just south of the Codori buildings.
Ryan