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  Full Hardbound 1907 Census of ALABAMA Confederate Soldiers by The Gregath Publishing Company. Those living in AL & making application in 1907 - not necessarily all AL Confederates.  Compiled from microfilm.  Includes data personally submitted by veteran such as name, address, birth date and place, & Civil War unit/records - all counties included. 2 volume 8½x11" library oversewn hardbound set with free master index included.  G633-$350.00 SCL | Also available in eBook.

  Full Softbound set 1907 Census of ALABAMA Confederate Soldiers- same as above only softbound. Save $185 from buying Counties individually. G634-$400.00 SCL | Also available in eBook.

  Hardbound Master Index to 1907 Census of ALABAMA Confederate Soldiers, by The Gregath Publishing Company. ISBN0-944619-12-6, 8½x11", 100 pages, index for all County's individual listings. G630-$20.00 SCL

  Master Index to 1907 Census of ALABAMA Confederate Soldiers same as above (specify softbound or unbound). GUB/GSB630-$12.00  SCL Internet Exclusive!

  Individual counties available on the Alabama listing page.

  The 41st ALABAMA Infantry Regiment Confederate States of America A Narrative History of the Civil War Regiment from West Central Alabama, by Colonel William R. Morales, USAF (ret.), 2001, 2nd Edition 2004. 8½x11", hardbound book - full color cover, 642 pages, includes photos, documents, maps, and bibliography.  This book provides a comprehensive historical narrative chronicling the life and times of 1,550 men from five Alabama counties - Tuscaloosa, Pickens, Fayette, Greene and Perry - who fought with the 41st Alabama Regiment during the War Between the States.  Exceptionally well documented, over 450 never before published letters and scores of official documents provide graphic insights about the lives and times of Alabama citizen soldiers, their families and communities.  The 41st engaged in over 40 combat situations, fighting with the Army of Tennessee in Georgia, Tennessee and Mississippi, and eventually serving in the trenches in Petersburg alongside Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia.  Of interest to Civil War researchers and genealogists, the service record of every soldier known to have served with the 41st is contained in the book.  G649-$85.00 SLC

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  Confederate Oaths of Allegiance (3109) Miscellaneous (Missouri) Volume (Gen. M. Jeff Thompson's Officers at Jamesport, AR) (588), by Kenneth E. Weant, 2005.  8½x11", softbound book, 135 pages.  Extracted from the St. Louis Missouri Democrat, June 17, 1865 to July 17, 1865. AD2081-$24.00 SLC

  Graves County, Kentucky History of the 3rd, 7th, 8th, 12th, Kentucky Confederate States of America, 8½x11", softbound book. AD2016-$19.00 SLC

  Tennessee C. S. A. Deaths in Union Prisons, by Carolyn Bartels, 1998.  8½x11", softbound book. AD867-$9.00 SLC

  Trans-Mississippi Men at War Volume 1: Missouri C. S. A. by Carolyn Bartels, softbound book, 302+ pages, indexed. AD053-$32.00 SLC

  The Civil War in Missouri Day by Day 1861-1865 by Carolyn M. Bartels, softbound book, 343 pages. AD046-$21.00 SLC

  Missouri 1890 SPECIAL ENUMERATION, Union (Civil War) VETERANS CENSUS, by Linda L. Green, ©1999. 8½x11", softbound book, 132 pages, for Bollinger, Butler, Cape Girardeau, Carter, Dunklin, Iron, Madison, Mississippi, New Madrid, Oregon, Pemiscot, Perry, Reynolds, Ripley, St. Francois, Ste. Genevieve, Scott, Shannon, Stoddard, Washington, and Wayne Counties. R2050-$25.00 SCL | Special order Hardbound add $20.00 and allow 4-8 weeks. | Also available in an electronic collection.

  Numerous Missouri Infantry Regiments were organized following the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861. However, following the Battle of Wilson's Creek, most of these units were consolidated and became the Missouri Confederate Infantry Regiments. Unfortunately, many records were lost, destroyed or perhaps taken home by individuals as evident from gaps in the existing records. Some of the enclosed records (RG-133-907 & RG-908 series microfilm) were constructed from the Enrollment Records. Miscellaneous records  include information from the Register of Confederate Soldiers and Sailors who died in Northern Prisons and Hospitals, the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies, along with some newspapers articles that help flesh out these records. Remember that re-organization and consolidation, along with transfers to other Trans Mississippi Commands were common. Many Infantry Units were enlisted at the commencement of hostilities and fought throughout the conflict and often enlisted at more than one point so it was impossible to list each enlistment site but usually their enrollment and discharge location were common but one must look at the muster card for each person for additional information. Civil War Records Missouri Confederate Infantry - Volume 1, by Kenneth E. Weant, 2008. 8½x11", softbound book. 1st through 6th Regiments - 6185 names. From microfilm RG-133: #903-908 - 6 reels. AD2190-$28.00

  The Civil War saw the enlistment of almost every bodied men from age 18 and sometimes younger, to the men in middle 50s. The Enrolled Missouri Militia were raised in late summer and fall of 1861. All able-bodied men between the ages of 18-45 were required to enroll to fight rebel guerrillas operating in their local areas. These men served within the borders of Missouri, unlike the Volunteer Militia who served throughout the Trans-Mississippi Region. However, some men bought an annual exemption fee to be excluded from serving and many muster cards list people who deserted and left the county or enrolled in the Southern Cause. Many men only served a short period and received discharge for physical disabilities or deserted. They often re-enlisted in other units as well. Many times members were transferred to other State military units and the remarks on each muster card must be checked for additional clues once one locates a particular name. Many Calvary Units were enlisted at the commencement of hostilities and fought throughout the conflict and often enlisted at more than one point so it was impossible to list each enlistment site but usually their enrollment and discharge location were common but one must look at the muster card for each person for additional information. Missouri Miscellaneous Volumes: Civil War Records, Union Troops - Volume 1, by Kenneth E. Weant, 2007. 8½x11", softbound book, 200 pages. Enrolled Missouri Militia, Union Organized by County & Company with Alphabetical Index - 42 Counties, 6870 Names. AD2137-$29.00 Missouri Miscellaneous Volumes: Civil War Records, Union Troops - Volume 2, by Kenneth E. Weant, 2007. 8½x11", softbound book, 200 pages. Missouri Home Guard, Organized by County & Company with Alphabetical Index - 59 Counties, 6971 Names. AD2138-$29.00 Missouri Miscellaneous Volumes: Civil War Records, Union Troops - Volume 3, by Kenneth E. Weant, 2007. 8½x11", softbound book, 204 pages. 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Volunteer Calvary Regiments, indexed by Company - 8724 Names. AD2139-$29.00 Missouri Miscellaneous Volumes: Civil War Records, Union Troops - Volume 4 Volunteer Cavalry, by Kenneth E. Weant, 2007. 8½x11", softbound book, 202 pages. 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Calvary Regiments, indexed by Company - 7672 Names. AD2143-$29.00 Missouri Miscellaneous Volumes: Civil War Records, Union Troops - Volume 5 Volunteer Cavalry, by Kenneth E. Weant, 2007. 8½x11", softbound book. 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, and 16th Calvary Regiments, indexed by Company, 6002 names. AD2148-$29.00 Missouri Miscellaneous Volumes: Civil War Records Union Troops -  Volume 6 Missouri State Militia Calvary 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Regiments (8270 Names), by Kenneth E. Weant, 2007. 8½x11", softbound book. Microfilm reels RG-133-834, 835, 836, 837, 838, 839, and 840 were indexed for this volume. AD2152-$29.00 Missouri Miscellaneous Volumes: Civil War Records Union Troops -  Volume 7 Missouri State Militia Calvary 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Regiments (7106 Names), by Kenneth E. Weant, 2007. 8½x11", softbound book, 200 pages. The 1st and 2nd Artillery Battery Records were found among the volunteer Militia Cavalry and are include in this volume. Microfilm reels (5) RG-133-836, 840, 841, 842, and 843 were indexed for this volume. AD2153-$29.00 Missouri Miscellaneous Volumes: Civil War Records Union Troops -  Volume 8 Missouri Militia Calvary Old 3rd and Old 5th Regiments and 11th, 12th, and 14th Regiments (4902 Names), by Kenneth E. Weant, 2007. 8½x11", softbound book, 154 pages. The old 3rd and 5th Regiments this book covers were called the Old Regiments to separate them from the regular 3rd and 5th that served throughout the war. AD2160-$29.00

  Such A Foe As Livingston The Campaign of Confederate Major Thomas R. Livingston's First Missouri Cavalry Battalion of Southwest Missouri, by John C. Livingston Jr., Editor Richard Peterson, 2004. 8½x11", hardbound book, 160 pages, indexed. Livingston was with Brigadier General Stand Waite at the first battle of Cabin Creek.  Additionally, one of Livingston’s units of command was the First Missouri Cavalry Battalion, First Indian Brigade, also known as the “Cherokee Spikes”. From back cover: This is the story of the daring swashbuckler, Major Tom Livingston, of Jasper County, Missouri.  Holding a Confederate commission, he recruited brave men and formed the First Missouri Cavalry Battalion to challenge Union occupation of Missouri.  It details the saga of Livingston, his men, and the plight of Missourians in the midst of a land torn by Civil War and guerrilla warfare.  Livingston, well known and hunted by Union commanders early in the war, nearly had his rightful place in history lost as he met with the untimely death in a raid midway through the war.  The book tells a story that has been waiting for many years to be told.  A subject heretofore mostly unknown, it fills a serious gap in the history of the war in Missouri.  About the Author: John C. Livingston Jr., the great-great- grandson of Tom Livingston, spent ten years compiling the biography.  A graduate of the University of Colorado-Boulder, he lives and works in Colorado. ISBN: 0944619754 AD1004-$30.00 |  SLC

  For other Civil War books see catalog sections: General,  Native American Records and Electronic Media, Reference, Kid Stuff, Arkansas, Arkansas Civil War & Missouri.

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