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1.Guide to
Louisiana Confederate Military Units 1861-1865.
p. 117-119 by Arthur W.
Bergeron Jr. © 1989 by Louisiana State University Press
Baton Rouge and London.
2.Ibid., p.
163-164.
3.Ibid., p.
119-120.
4.A Soldiers Story
of the War.
by Napier Bartilett
(excerpt from pp. 37-44) Excerpt obtained from Military
Archives Library, Jackson Barracks,
New Orleans,
Louisiana.
5."Order of Battle:
Shiloh."
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 29 May 1998) at:
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Last modified: 7/23/96
Scott Hoppe <webmaster@cwc.lsu.edu>
Compiled by Michael R.
Brasher <71175.2006@compuserve.com>,
InfoConcepts,
Inc.
6.Shiloh: Bloody
April.
p. 335-338, and 456-457
(Appendix B). by Wiley Sword © 1974 by Wiley Sword.
Published by William
Morrow and Co. Inc. 105 Madison Ave. New York N.Y.10016 ISBN
0-688-00271-4
(Researcher's note:
This account of the Battle of Shiloh is one of the most
compelling accounts of a Civil War battle that this
researcher has ever read and is a MUST for any person doing
Civil War research. Mr. Sword's accounts literaly
send chills down the readers' spine!)
7.Ibid., p. 461
(Appendix C).
8.Jackson Barracks, New
Orleans, LA.
Adjutant General Report
for ______, p. __ and VAULT, Book #___, p. __. Location: AGO
Report folder for 18th Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers.
(Material included displays no identifying reference
pages).
9.Jackson Barracks, New
Orleans, LA.
Adjutant General Report
for ______, p. __ and VAULT, Book #___, p. __. Location: AGO
Report folder for 18th Regiment of Louisiana Volunteers.
(Material included displays no identifying reference
pages).
10.Jackson Barracks, New
Orleans, LA.
See: AG Report for 1893,
p. 20, 21. Preparation of this Historical Draft made by:
Mary J. Burk, AGO Library on 12 May 1958.
11.Jackson Barracks, New
Orleans, LA.
See: book No. 149, p. 111.
Preparation of this Historical Draft made by: Mary J. Burk,
AGO Library on 12 May 1958.
12.Jackson Barracks, New
Orleans, LA.
AGO VAULT, BOOK #9, p. 75.
Preparation of this Historical Draft made by: Mary J. Burk,
AGO Library on 12 May 1958.
13.Guide to Louisiana
Confederate Military Units 1861-1865.
p. 118 by Arthur W.
Bergeron, Jr. © 1989 by
Louisiana State University
Press Baton Rouge and London.
14.Reminscences of
Uncle Silas, A History of the Eighteenth
Louisiana Infantry
Regiment.
p. 246- 247 (Footnotes
#33, 35, 36, 39 and 40) by Silas T. Grisamore and Edited by
Arthur W. Bergeron, Jr. © 1981 Arthur W. Bergeron,
Jr.
15.Ibid., p.
27-31.
16."Battle of Shiloh.
Summary."
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 14 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/tn003.htm
17."Battle of Corinth.
Summary."
This information was
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http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/ms016.htm
18."Battle of Georgia
Landing. Summary."
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 14 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/la005.htm
19."Battle of Fort
Bisland. Summary."
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 14 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/la006.htm
20."Battle of Lafourche
Crossing. Summary."
This information was
downloaded from the internet (14 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/la012.htm
21."Battle of Mansfield.
Summary."
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 14 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/la018.htm
22."Battle of Pleasant
Hill. Summary."
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 14 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/la019.htm
23."Battle of Yellow
Bayou. Summary."
This information was
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http://www2.cr.nps.gov/abpp/battles/la023.htm
24."MARCH 9-14,
1862.--Expedition toward Purcy and operations about Crump's
Landing, Tenn."
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http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/5023/no_7.html
25."April 6-7,
1862.--Battle of Pittsburg Landing, or Shiloh,
Tenn."
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26."April 6-7,
1862..--Battle of Pittsburg Landing, or Shiloh,
Tenn."
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27."April 6-7,
1862..--Battle of Pittsburg Landing, or Shiloh,
Tenn."
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28."APRIL 29-JUNE 10,
1862--Advance upon and seige of Corinth."
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/5023/no_59.html
29."APRIL 29-JUNE 10,
1862--Advance upon and seige of Corinth."
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/5023/no_57.html
30."OCTOBER 24--NOVEMBER
6, 1862.--Operations in the La Fourche District,
La..."
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31."APRIL 9-MAY 14,
1863.--Operations in West Louisiana."
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http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/Quarters/5023
/no_39.html
32.No further information
available at time of writing. j_richard.
33.Enclycopedia of
Forts, Posts, Named Camps and Other Military Installations
in
Louisiana,
1700-1981.
by Powell A. Casey. Baton
Rouge. Claitor numbers in [27] are references mentioned in
text and are explained in Mr. Casey’s book. This entry
is located on page 24.
34.Ibid., Reference
numbers in [61] are references mentioned in text and are
explained in Mr. Casey’s book. p. 26-27.
35.Ibid., p. 33.
36.Ibid., p. 33.
37.Ibid., p. 51.
38.Ibid., p. 52.
39.Ibid., p.
none.
40.Ibid., p. 52.
41.Ibid., p. 55.
42.Ibid., p. 64.
43.Ibid., p.
none.
44.Ibid., p.
103.
45.Ibid., p.
115.
46.Ibid., Reference
numbers in [26] are references mentioned in text and are
explained in Mr. Casey’s book
p. 122-125.
47.Ibid., p.
126.
48.Ibid., p.
177-178.
49.Ibid., Reference
numbers in [50] are references mentioned in text and are
explained in Mr. Casey’s book
p. 180-181.
50.Ibid., Reference
numbers in [1] are references mentioned in text and are
explained in Mr. Casey’s book. p. 182.
51.Ibid., p.
185.
52.Ibid., p.
186.
53.Ibid., Reference
numbers in [12] are references mentioned in text and are
explained in Mr. Casey’s book
p. 186-187.
54.Ibid., p.
226.
55.Ibid., p.
228.
56.Ibid., p.
231.
57.Ibid., p.
239.
58.No further information
available at time of writing. j_richard.
59.Jackson Barracks, New
Orleans, LA.
AGO VAULT, BOOK #9, p. 75.
Preparation of this Historical Draft made by: Mary J.
Burk,
AGO Library on 12 May
1958.
60."Corinth,
Mississippi, (Alcorn Co.)"
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 14 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www2.msstate.edu/~gam3/cw/events/events2a.html#c
61."Enterprise
Cemetery"
This information was
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ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ms/clarke/cemeteries/entrpriz.txt
62.No further information
available at time of writing. j_richard.
63.No further information
available at time of writing. j_richard.
64.No further information
available at time of writing. j_richard.
65."Camp Douglas
Confederate Mound, Oak Woods Cemetery. Graveyards of
Chicago"
© 1997, Matt
Hucke.
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 14 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www.graveyards.com/oakwoods/confederate.html
Oak Woods Cemetery
66."Confederate POW's
Buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis,
Indiana.
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 21 Sept. 1998) at:
http://www.thnet.com/~liggetkw/incw/
prisoners /indy/crown.htm
67."Point Lookout POW
Camp (Camp Hoffman)"
by Patricia B. Buck
<plpow@erols.com> Organization: Point Lookout POW
Descendant's Org.
Permission given 25 July
1998.
This information was
downloaded from the internet ( 25 July 1998) at:
https://members.tripod.com/~PLPOW/prisonhis.htm
68.Enclycopedia of
Forts, Posts, Named Camps and Other Military Installations
in
Louisiana,
1700-1981.
by Powell A. Casey. Baton
Rouge. Claitor numbers in [74] are references mentioned in
text and are explained in Mr. Casey’s book. This entry
is located on page 225.
69."Ship
Island..."
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http://www2.msstate.edu/~gam3/cw/events/events2c.html#s
(No further information
available at time of writing).
70.Records of
Louisiana Confederate Soldiers and Louisiana Confederate
Commands.
Compiled by Andrew B.
Booth, Commissioner of Louisiana Military Records, New
Orleans, LA, 1920.
Volume I, II, and III.
Information was
downloaded from the internet (during a 3 month period
between February and April 1998) at:
http://www.ancestry.com
Ancestry Hometown,
Ancestry Genealogy Library, ©Copyright 1998, Ancestry,
Inc.
All Rights Reserved
71.18th Regiment
Louisiana Infantry, Muster Roll Records
Jackson Barracks, Military
Library, New Orleans, LA.
72.Reminscences of
Uncle Silas, A History of the Eighteenth Louisiana Infantry
Regiment
p. 13, by Silas T.
Grisamore and Edited by Arthur W. Bergeron, Jr.
© 1981 Arthur W.
Bergeron, Jr.
73.Ibid., No
specific page, only generally referring to the material
presented throughout the book.
74."The Boys in
Grey"
brochure cover art
(modified for cover use).
(This reference NOT
used for on-line presentation.)
This information was
downloaded from the internet 9 March 1998 at:
http://www.cwc.lsu.edu/pictures/grey.hem
The U. S. Civil War
Center, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803.
This undertaking has been done with a large amount of
attention to details supplied by official documents of the
American Civil War as well as a gathering of information
from civil documents plus the addition of "a small helping
of speculation" by this researcher. While keeping in mind
the old addage, “you are only as good as your
sources”, this researcher has attempted to paint a
picture of his Great-great grandfather’s Civil War
Regiment which ENDURED those terrible wars years of
1861-1865.
Information compiled and presented
from 18 March thru 20 October 1998
with additional modifications to this page on 11 January
2000
by:
Great-great grandson, to the late, Placide [Fabien] Richard,
a lowely Pvt., Co. K.,
18th Regiment Louisiana Infantry Volunteers
J_Richard
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