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Bookmark or Share- Any information on Merrell's Signal Corps? | Civil War PotpourriTheodore S. Dumont, Fifth New York Volunteers, and acting signal officer; Evan Thomas, Fourth Artillery, U.S. Army, and acting signal officer, and Leonard F. Hepburn, Fourth New York Volunteers, and acting signal officer, who, instructed and previously serving at Fortress Monroe, Va., had been ordered to aid in the formation of this party. The ...
- Quaker Guns. | Period Photos & Examinations - American Civil War ForumsIn turn, the town was immediately abandoned by the Confederates. On Thursday, Oct. 9, 1862, Gen. Ebenezer Dumont's forces, using actual guns, swept the Confederates out of Frankfort. Our citizens, "and the two empty beer kegs had kept the Rebels from burning all the bridges around Frankfort," boasted the residents of Frankfort.
- Provost Guard | Civil War Potpourri | Page 2 - American Civil War ForumsThese were the men of the Provost Guard. The Provost Guard was initially chosen from among the Regular United States Army because of their better discipline. The small size of the Regular Army in comparison to the State Volunteer Regiments quickly made this practice prohibitive. After the first battles of the Civil War, this practice was abandoned.
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- Did John Hunt Morgan Have a Favorite Horse?Dumont with eight hundred came from Nashville; Col. Dufffeld with a large force from Shelbyville and Murfreesboro, and Col. Woolford from Gallatin; truly the Federal cavalry from every adjacent section were after him, for the chiefs in Scotland's mountain fastnesses were not morefeared.
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