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    A Southern Woman's Account of Union Foraging Activities

    If anyone is interested, I just posted a very descriptive letter written by an unidentified lady from Port Gibson, Mississippi, detailing what happened to her home when the Yankees visited in 1864. It can be found here: http://mississippiconfederates.wordp...=6&postpost=v2
    J. Thomas Giambrone, Esq.

    Have History Books, Will Travel.
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    Re: A Southern Woman's Account of Union Foraging Activities

    Sir,

    I attempted to read this, but it requires me to sign up for a blog? Am I doing something incorrect?
    Your Humble Servant,
    Sean R. Otis
    124th NYSV Co. A "Orange Blossoms"
    MIDDLESEX LODGE F. & A.M.
    In Memorium: Harvey Otis, Jr. — 156th NYSV Co. A .
    Killed in action, September 19, 1864,
    at Winchester, VA. Aged 26 years.

    Member of the "Hard Sauce" Mess

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    • #3
      Re: A Southern Woman's Account of Union Foraging Activities

      Same here. Why not post it on the forum?
      Jim Mayo
      Portsmouth Rifles, Company G, 9th Va. Inf.

      CW Show and Tell Site
      http://www.angelfire.com/ma4/j_mayo/index.html

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      • #4
        Re: A Southern Woman's Account of Union Foraging Activities

        Scroll down to the bottom of the page and Click on "Back to Mississippians in the Confederate Army" I was able to read the article
        and much more. Thanks Mr.Giambrone
        Chad Phillips
        Thanks,

        Chad Phillips

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          Re: A Southern Woman's Account of Union Foraging Activities

          Here's a link that should work for everyone:

          Here is War: An Account of Yankee Warfare in Mississippi
          https://mississippiconfederates.wordpress.com/2012/09/30/here-is-war-an-account-of-yankee-warfare-in-mississippi/
          On this blog I write all the time about Mississippi’s soldiers;, but not so much about the civilian experience during the war. In writing about the great battles, and brilliant maneuvers, and…
          Joe Knight

          Armory Guards
          Yocona Rip Raps
          "Semper Tyrannis."

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