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1 1890 Louisiana census index of Civil War veterans or their widows L888 [microform] CIV Louisiana 1890 census index of Civil War veterans or their widows N5321 [microform] CIV not stacks) Subject Term Civil War genealogy S413 Genealogy Guide to tracing your African Ameripean Civil War ancestor SEC African American microfilm drawer microfilm drawer Mansfield men in the seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, eightieth regiment : with letters of Charles M. Rumsey and personal sketches, B154m Pennsylvania Tioga Tioga Mountaineers : Company B, 101st. Pennsylvania Volunteers Infantry, list of pensioners, Bradford, Pa. : mainly for the Civil War Prisoners who died at Andersonville Prison : Atwater list Our dishonored dead : Union army burials in, / Bellinger, John B154m Pennsylvania Tioga EIG Pennsylvania Bradford A887 History, cemeteries BEL The official records of the American Civil War, a researcher's guide A294 Reference The "Ulster guard" (20th N. Y. militia) and the War of the Rebellion G259 Ulster

2 not stacks) Subject Term Chronicles of the One hundred fifty-first regiment state volunteer infantry, Brotherhood of battle : the civil soldiers and families of Nek valley, H M365 The soldier in our Civil : a pictorial history of the conflict, M922 History A history of the Fortyfourth, Volunteer infantry, in the Civil War, Final report on the battlefield of Gettysburg / () History of the 114th regiment, volunteers N N P388 al publications & personal narratives of the Civil War; a checklist R335 Reference Society of War Veterans Ninth, Militia (83d Volunteers) fires of the Twenty- Third: sketches of the camp life, marches, and battles of the Twenty-Third, N. Y. V. The honors of the Empire state in the of the rebellion S S838 44th regiment Gettysburg 114th regiment 9th regiment 23rd T754 History of the tenth regiment of cavalry, New York volunteers : August, 1861, to August, 1865* P939 10th Pennsylvania at Gettysburg P415 Pennsylvania Gettysburg Tioga

3 fires of the Twenty- Third: sketches of the camp life, marches, and battles of the Twenty-Third, N. Y. V S History 's Confederate soldiers who died as * S782 not stacks) Subject Term 23rd History of the Seventh, National Guard, of, during the War of the Rebellion Under the crescent and star : the 134th Volunteer Infantry in the Civil War Historic records of the Fifth Cavalry, First Ira Harris guard S979 C752 CIV History and personal sketches of Company I, 103 N. Y. S. V., H673 A Record of the commissioned officers : non-commissioned officers, privates, of the regiments which were organized in the state of and called into the service of the United s to assist in suppressing the rebellion The 107th at Antietam soldiers in the Civil War R311 T659 W755 History 7th 134th 5th 107th 103rd regiment

4 Our boys in blue : heroic deeds, sketches and reminiscences of Bradford soldiers in the Civil War The story of the 116th, Pennsylvania Infantry : War of Secession, M956 Dedication of Monument Erected by the of at Andersonwille,, D299 The story of Chase : a history of the prison and its cemetery together with the other cemeteries where Confederate prisoners are buried, etc / not stacks) Subject Term H596 Pennsylvania Bradford Pennsylvania 116th Knauss, William H K67 Chase Civil War prisons & escapes : a day-by-day chronicle D399 The immortal six hundred; a story of cruelty to Confederate MUR Battle field and prison pen : or through the, and thrice a prisoner in rebel dungeons URB The capture, the prison pen, and the escape : giving a complete history of prison life in the South... and final escape from Sylvania, (3) G553 Biographies Martyria : or, Andersonville Prison / Hamlin, Augustus C. (Augustus Choate), H223

5 Capture and escape : a narrative of Army and prison life / Kellogg, John Azor K29 Biographies Sketches in prison camps : a continuation of Sketches of the / Nott, Charles C N915 Biographies The true story of Andersonville Prison : a defense of Major Henry Wirz / Page, James Madison P132 The true story of Andersonville Prison : a defense of Major Henry Wirz / Page, James P132, Madison. (2) P132 Portals to hell : the military prisons of the Civil War S742 Fort Fisher to : the fatal journey of 518 confederate soldiers TRI So far from Dixie : Confederates in Yankee prisons B966 readyref The business of captivity : and its Civil War prison G779 : death camp of the H811 north / Horigan, Michael. (stacks and (2) readyref) In their honor : soldiers of the Confederacy ; the prison camp Stories of hospital and camp / McKay, C. E. (Charlotte Elizabeth) J M153 The soldier's story of his captivity at Belle Isle, and other Rebel prisons / Goss, Warren Lee, (2) GOS not stacks) Subject Term Prison Prison Prison Prison

6 The prison camp : a history of the military prison at, N.Y. (14 in ref, more in NF) H749 History The prison camp : a history of the military prison at, N.Y., July 6, 1864, to July 10, 1865 (21) H749 History not stacks) Subject Term Prison Prison Seymour Dexter, Union Army : journal and letters of Civil War Service in Company K, 23rd Volunteer of, with illustrations (2) Soldiers' letters, from camp, battlefield and prison No freedom shrieker : the Civil War letters of Union soldier Charles Freeman Biddlecom, 147th, Volunteer Infantry D527 and GLASS CA D POS BID I will try to send you all the particulars of the fight : maps and letters from New York 's Civil War newspapers, M821 Recollections of a private soldier in the Army of the Potomac / Wilkeson, Frank, b W682 The privations of a private see also History and Biographies 23rd regiment Monroe History, biographies Biographies War talks of Confederate veterans / Bernard, Georges B518

7 not stacks) Subject Term In vinculis, or, The prisoner of : being, the experience of a rebel in two Federal pens ; interspersed with reminiscences of the late, anecdotes of southern generals, etc / Keiley, A. M. (Anthony M.), K27 His terrible swift sword :, in the Civil War L668 History in the War of the Rebellion, 1861 to 1865 Military history of Wayne, N.Y. : The county in the Civil War P C593 wayne Women of the : their heroism and self-sacrifice / Moore, Frank, GLASS CA M821

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