June 13, 2010
Representative Norman L. Major
Reference material
for
Daniel Griffin George
Medal of Honor Plaque
On Soldiers Monument
Memorial Day
May 31, 2010
Plaistow, New Hampshire
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Daniel G. George Picture:
Drawing of Daniel G. George
Daniel George-Dv2: MEMORIAL DAY May 31, 2010 Remarks by Representative
Norman L. Major
Daniel George (2): MEMORIAL DAY May 25, 1998 Remarks by Representative
Norman L. Major
03767u(1)-First Cavalry:
Photo of First Mass Cavalry
03797u(1)-Officers First Mass Cavalry:
Photo of First Mass Cavalry Officers
Acton Memorial Library Civil War Archives: Regimental history from Massachusetts
Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines in the Civil War, compiled and published by the Adjutant
General:
Petersburg, Va. Commissioned and noncommissioned officers of Cos. C and D, 1st
Massachusetts Cavalry: Petersburg, Va. Commissioned and noncommissioned officers
of Cos. C and D, 1st Massachusetts Cavalry
1st Massachusetts Cavalry Regiment at Fettysburg:
Monument to the 1st
Massachusetts Cavalry Regiment at Gettysburg
1st Massachusetts Cavalry Regiment:
1st Massachusetts Cavalry Regiment
Timeline
Battle of Aldie: Drawing of battle at Aldie
Battle of Aldie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: The Battle of Aldie took place on
June 17, 1863, in Loudoun County, Virginia, as part of the Gettysburg Campaign of the
American Civil War.
Battle of Aldie Marker:
Battle of Aldie - 17 June 1863
Battle Summary Adlie, VA: Battle results
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Draw the Sword (and Throw Away the Scabbard) » Archives » 1st Massachusetts
Cavalry:
1st Massachusetts Cavalry Monument
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History Massachusetts Cavalry: Union Regimental Histories Massachusetts 1st
Regiment Cavalry
First Massachusetts Cavalry:
The following insights into the difficulties of
maintaining healthy mounts during long-running campaigns come from a letter written
by Captain Charles Adams of the First Massachusetts Cavalry.
The Confederate Ironclad Ram Albemarle:
Building of the Ironclad
The Albemarle:
RAM ALBEMARLE Noted Confederate ironclad, was built in, 186364. Aided in recapture of Plymouth, April, 1864.
The CSS Albemarle ready for action:
The CSS Albemarle ready for action.
Drawing by R.G. Skerrett, 1899 and story
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The Ram Albemarle:
THE RAM ALBEMARLE "Her Battles and Victories"
1862Albemarle _II: An Attempt to Run Down an Iron-Clad With a Wooden Ship
Coverpage: Cover page of book about Lt. William B. Cushing of the United States Navy
by E. M. H. Edwards (story of the sinking of the Arlbemarle)
Destruction-albemarle-rebel:
Drawing of the Picket Boat and the
Albemarle
LIEUTENANT CUSHING AND THE RAM ALBEMARLE: LIEUTENANT CUSHING AND THE RAM
"ALBEMARLE"
LT William Cushing: Harpers weekly Journal
Pg176-179: of book about Lt. William B. Cushing of the United States Navy by E. M. H.
Edwards (story of the sinking of the Arlbemarle)
Lincolns Comandos:
Book Cover and photos of Albemarle
The Prisons Of The Civil War Overview:
The prisons of the Civil War, North and
South, were for the most part temporary makeshifts, hastily constructed, and seldom
suitable for human beings in confinement; or else they were structures intended for
other purposes and transformed into prisons.
Prison History:
On a knoll in the beautifully maintained Historic
Salisbury National Cemetery lies an area marked by the absence of
individual tombstones. Under the grassy mantle and stately trees are
the remains of some of the men who died at the Salisbury Confederate
Prison. Eighteen trenches are marked with headstones and foot stones
but there exists no record of the exact location where each soldier was
placed.
Belle Isle Civil War Prison : During the Civil War, this small and beautiful island was
used as a Civil War Prison.
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Castle Thunder, located in Richmond, Virginia, was
a former tobacco warehouse located on Tobacco Row, converted into a prison used by
the Confederacy to house civilian prisoners, including captured Union spies, political
prisoners and those charged with treason during the American Civil War.
Libby Prison - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Libby Prison was a Confederate
Prison at Richmond, Virginia, during the American Civil War. It gained an infamous
reputation for the harsh conditions under which prisoners from the Union Army were
kept.
Castle Thunder (prison):
Salisbury Confederate Civil War Prison & National Cemetery: The Salisbury NC
Confederate Civil War Prison
1860 Census: Line 12 shows Daniel George as a 19 year old sailor from Salem, NH
1870 Census NH: Line 14 shows Daniel George as a 30 year old shoemaker from
Hampstead, NH
1880 Census NH: Line 17-25 shows Daniel George as a 39 year old farmer from Derry,
NH with his wife and seven children
1900 Census MASS: Line 24-29 shows Daniel George as a 59 year old, retired, from
Lawrence, MA with his wife and three children and a servant
1910 Census: Line 1-2 shows Daniel George as a 70 year old, retired, from Merrimac,
MA with his wife
1920 Census MA: Line 37 shows Daniel G. George, son of Daniel G. George SR., as a 42
year old, shoemaker, from Haverhill, MA
Geneology:
Geneology table of Daniel HG. George
Daniel Griffin George- Grave-Merrimac-MA:
Daniel’s gravesite
Daniel Griffin George photo:
Photos at the grave yard
Photos at Cemetery:
Photo’s at cemetery
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