Historical Research Center

23 resources

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  From Pvt Martin VanBuren Culver, Co. A, 16th CT Inf to Sister and friends
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Mus Lucian Wells Hubbard, 14th CT Inf to Mother
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Mus Lucian Wells Hubbard, 14th CT Inf to Mother
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Mus Lucian Wells Hubbard, 14th CT Inf to Mother
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Mus Lucian Wells Hubbard, 14th CT Inf to Mother
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Mus Lucian Wells Hubbard, 14th CT Inf to Mother
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Calista Hubbard to Son Lucien Wells Hubbard, 14th CT Inf
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Mus Lucian Wells Hubbard, 14th CT Inf to Mother
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Corp. Leonidas A. Barber, Co. G, 8th CT Inf to Brother
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  From Lt. James Curtis Emmons, Co. E, 16th CT Inf to Uncle and Friends
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  Emily Bauer (wife) letter to Pvt Jacob Bauer, 16th Connecticut Infantry
  Transcribed and posted online by William Griffing at Spared & Shared, used here with permission
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  Souvenir of Excursion to Antietam and Dedication of Monuments of the 8th, 11th, 14th and 16th Regiments of Connecticut Volunteers
  8th Connecticut Infantry Regiment, 11th Connecticut Infantry Regiment , 14th Connecticut Infantry Regiment and 16th Connecticut Infantry Regiment
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  The Fifth Regiment, Connecticut Volunteers. A history compiled from diaries and official reports
  5th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Regiment "Official record of the service of the men of the Fifth regiment, Conn. infantry, in the war of 1861. Transcribed from the records in the office of the adjutant general of the state of Connecticut, and corrected in certain particulars within the knowledge of the author"
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  History of the Sixteenth Connecticut Volunteers
  16th Connecticut Infantry Regiment
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  Memorial of deceased officers of the Fourteenth regiment, Connecticut volunteers
  14th Connecticut Infantry Regiment
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  Souvenir of excursion to battlefields by the Society of the Fourteenth Connecticut Regiment and reunion at Antietam, September 1891; with history and reminiscences of battles and campaigns of the regiment
  14th Connecticut Infantry Regiment
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  Harrison's Landing, Va. Col. Albert V. Colburn, Col. Delos B. Sacket, and Gen. John Sedgwick
  Lieutenant Colonel Albert V. Colburn (1831 - 1863) Home State: Vermont Education: US Military Academy, West Point, NY, Class of 1855;Class Rank: 17th Command Billet: Assistant Adjutant General Branch of Service: Cavalry Unit: Army of the Potomac On the Campaign-He continued on General McClellan's staff on the Maryland Campaign. Colonel Delos Bennett Sacket (1822 - 1885) Home State: New York Education: US Military Academy, West Point, NY, Class of 1845;Class Rank: 32 Command Billet: Inspector-General, AoP Branch of Service: Staff Unit: Army of the Potomac Major General John Sedgwick "Uncle John" (1813 - 1864) Home State: Connecticut Education: US Military Academy, West Point, NY, Class of 1837;Class Rank: 24 Command Billet: Commanding Division Branch of Service: Infantry Unit: 2nd Division, II Corps On the Campaign-He commanded the Second Division in Sumner's Second (II) Corps. He was wounded in combat and relieved by BGen Howard in command of the Division.
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  Major General Joseph King Fernno Mansfield of General Staff U.S. Volunteers Infantry Regiment in uniform with sword
  Brigadier General Joseph King Fenno Mansfield (1803 - 1862) Home State: Connecticut Education: US Military Academy, West Point, NY, Class of 1822;Class Rank: 2 Command Billet: Army Corps Commander Branch of Service: Infantry Unit: Twelfth (XII) Army Corps On the Campaign-Mansfield was given command of the Federal Twelfth (XII) Army Corps on September 15 the first field command in his 40 year Army career. He was mortally wounded before 9am on the 17th while bringing up his troops near the Cornfield and died the next day at a field hospital on the Line farm. He was succeeded in command of the XII Corps by BGen A. Williams of his First Division.
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  Portrait of Maj. Gen. John Sedgwick, officer of the Federal Army
  Major General John Sedgwick "Uncle John" (1813 - 1864) Home State: Connecticut Education: US Military Academy, West Point, NY, Class of 1837;Class Rank: 24 Command Billet: Commanding Division Branch of Service: Infantry Unit: 2nd Division, II Corps On the Campaign-He commanded the Second Division in Sumner's Second (II) Corps. He was wounded in combat and relieved by BGen Howard in command of the Division.
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  Major General John Sedgwick of 2nd Regular Army Cavalry Regiment in uniform
  Major General John Sedgwick "Uncle John" (1813 - 1864) Home State: Connecticut Education: US Military Academy, West Point, NY, Class of 1837;Class Rank: 24 Command Billet: Commanding Division Branch of Service: Infantry Unit: 2nd Division, II Corps On the Campaign-He commanded the Second Division in Sumner's Second (II) Corps. He was wounded in combat and relieved by BGen Howard in command of the Division.
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  Col. Henry Fowler, 63nd NY
  Lieutenant Colonel Henry Thomas Fowler (1819 - 1877) Home State: Connecticut Command Billet: Commanding Regiment Branch of Service: Infantry Unit: 63rd New York Infantry On the Campaign-He was wounded in the arm in the combat at the Sunken Road shortly after. As Major Bentley, and all but one of the other officers of the Regiment were either killed or wounded, Captain O'Neill, Company A, the only unwounded officer present at that time, took command when Fowler was carried off.
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  History of the Fourteenth Regiment, Connecticut Vol. Infantry
  14th Regiment Connecticut Volunteer Infantry
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  History of the Sixteenth Connecticut Volunteers
  16th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry Regiment