History of Pennsylvania Volunteers
Bates History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers 1861-1865, Volumes 1 through
5
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A Searchable PDF Publication on CD
History of the Pennsylvania Volunteers 1861-1865, Volumes 1
through 5 : Volume 1 has two color frontis illustrations, Volume
2 has one, and the other volumes have one black and white frontis each.
Volume 1 has an additional folding map after the preface. All maps and Sketches
are full size and in color as presented in the original volumes.
The main body of the volumes consists of lists of
the volunteers arranged by unit with details; name, date of muster and other
salient information. Without doubt, a striking five-volume set and a important
contribution to the literature of the American Civil War.
Bates History of
the Pennsylvania Volunteers is the most comprehensive set of volumes ever
created on the men from Pennsylvania who served in the Civil War. If you
have an ancestor who served in PA in this time period, you will find him
here. Each regiment listing includes a history of the unit broken down
into individual companies and soldiers. Information includes name, rank,
date of muster into service, length of service, and remarks that can include
discharge date, transfers, desertions, promotions with date, death date
and place, burial date and place, and many other tidbits valuable to the
genealogical researcher. Also includes all colored regiments.
These
disks contain images of every page of the original five volumes of one of
the most valuable genealogy resources available. Reprints of these books
will cost hundreds of dollars and the complete set (if found available) much
more. In contrast, the CD version weighs one-half ounce, is easier to search
and is available for a far more affordable price.
Just two of the wonderful
Illustrations included in this set
Just click on the thumbnail below to view
the full image
Map of the Gettysburg Battle Field
Showing the positions Held by Pennsylvania troops
Founded on Colonel John B. Bachelder's complete Drawing Room Map
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Map of the Battle of Chancellorsville VA
showing position of the troops on the evening of May 2nd 1863
and likewise the Final Position
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The following Regiments are included in these
volumes:
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