A new volume on Shiloh which concentrates on the Union buildup before the battle and the folklore associated with the conflict. Offers new insights and perspectives on the greatest battle of the western theater. Tennessee s Confederate Dead . Entries provide all information available and have been cross-referenced with Tennesseans in the Civil War Pt. 2 to provide extra data.
Data includes name, date of death, rank, unit, sometimes cause of death.
The beautifully written memoirs of a man who rode throughout the War Between the States as one of Nathan Bedford Forrest's scouts. Originally published in 1922, this is the first time in years that this book has been available. The Autobiography of W.M. Wagner . Available for the first time in print, this is the 1914 autobiography of Tennessean William Mathias Wagner, son of Mathias Wagoner and grandson of Daniel Wagoner and James Graham. Newly typeset, the book speaks of life in Hardin County, Tenn. prior to, during, and immediately after the Civil War as well as the author's journeys into Texas and Oklahoma.