Manuscripts

Baer family papers of Jacob Daniel Baer, 17th Pa. Cavalry

Crenshaw Battery, Pegram's Battalion, Confederate States Artillery: Graphic Account of the Effective Career of this Gallant Organization. By Private J. C. Goolsby.

Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Monument, Charles A. Donnelley Service Information.

Imboden, John. The Retreat from Gettysburg (1887). 

Ironton Register, December 22, 1887 Narrow Escapes Interesting War Experiences NO. 58 by Jos. A. Lesage, Co. G., 1st W.Va. Cavalry.

Letter by David Miller. Monterey Battle Events. Valley Spirit. November 23, 1886.

Letter by Charles H. Burman. Monterey Battle Events. Valley Spirit. October 12, 1886.

North Carolina State Archives, Alonzo Barry Service Information.

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Alexander, Edward Porter.  Military Memoirs of a Confederate

Blackford, W. W. War Years with Jeb Stuart. New York, 1945.

Johnson, Bradley T. Confederate Military History Volume Two (Maryland and West Virginia).  Published Blue and Grey Press.

McClellan, H. B. I rode with Jeb Stuart, The Life and Campaigns of Major General Jeb Stuart. Bloomington, Indiana. 1959.

Meline, Mary E. & McSween, Edward. The Story of the Mountain. History of Mount Saint Mary's College and Seminary. The Emmitsburg Chronicle, Emmitsburg, Maryland. 1911

Neese, George M. Three Years in the Confederate Horse Arillery, Pelhams Battalion. Dayton Ohio, 1988.

Seabrook, William L. W.  Maryland's Part in Saving the Union.  William L. W. Seabrook. 1913.

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Articles, Magazines, Newspapers and the Web

Alexander, Ted. The Great Invasion. 132 years ago, Rebels were in Waynesboro. The Record Herald June 23, 1995.

Casey, Sister Eleanor. The Daughters of Charity of Emmitsburg & the Battle of Gettysburg.

Civil War Times Illustrated, Vol. XIII, No. 5, August 1974. “Around McCellan Again”, Brooksher, and Snider, David K.

Chrismer, Wayde. Emmitsburg Area In the Civil War. The Emmitsburg Chronicle, Emmitsburg, Maryland. 1977

Cracker Barrel, Vol. 17, No. 12, May 1988. “It was awesome! Hundreds and Thousands of troops moved Northward”. Schildt, John.

Linda Pages - Linda Cunningham Fluharty.

The Emmitsburg Chronicle

The Gettysburg Sentinel

Helms, S. Sisters of Charity and the Civil War

North and South Vol. 2, No. 6, August 1999. “This was a night never to be forgotten”. Wittenberg, Eric

Preston, Robert M. The Great Fire of Emmitsburg.

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Longacre, Edward G. The Cavalry at Gettysburg. University of Nebraska. 1986.

Krick, Robert K. The Fredericksburg Artillery.  H.E. Howard, Lynchburg, Va. 1986.

Longacre, Edward G. Pickett. White Mane Publishing, Shippensburg, Pa. 1998.

McLean Jr. James L. and Judy W. Gettysburg Sources Volume Two. Butternut and Blue, Baltimore, Md. 1987.

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Martin, David G. The Fluvanna Artillery.  H.E. Howard, Lynchburg, Va. 1992.

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Moore, Robert H., II.  The Charlottesville, Lee Lynchburg, and Johnson's Bedford. H.E. Howard, Lynchburg, Va.1990.

Moore, Robert H., II. The Chew's Ashby Shoemaker's Lynchburg, and the Newton Artillery. H.E. Howard, Lynchburg, Va.1995.

Moore, Robert H., II. The Danville, 8th Star New Market, and the Dixie Artillery. H.E. Howard, Lynchburg, Va.1989.

Nanzig, Thomas P. 3^rd Virginia Cavalry. H.E. Howard, Lynchburg, Va. 1989.

Nicholas, Richard L. and Servis, Joseph. Powhatan, Salem and Henrico Artillery. H. E. Howard, Lynchburg, Va. 1997. 

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