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Category Archives: Newton Rifles
Poore Boys In Gray
Ralph Poore, a onetime Utah newspaperman, is the latest descendent of a 13th Regiment soldier to write a book about his ancestor—two of them, actually, his great uncles the privates Francis Marion Poore and John F. Poore of the Newton … Continue reading
The 13th at Old Capitol Prison and Fort Delaware
Of the sixteen soldiers of the 13th Mississippi who were captured on Marye’s Heights at Fredericksburg on May 3, 1863, fourteen were sent to the Old Capitol Prison in Washington City, according to Jess N. McLean. He lists them as … Continue reading
Four lieutenants demoted
Spartan Band diarist William H. Hill said it was snowing at dress parade on the morning of March 12, 1863, when an order from Gen. Lee was read to the regiment. The order said that four 13th lieutenants whom a … Continue reading
Battles: Garnett’s Farm
For the larger part of the Army of Northern Virginia, this was the Battle of Gaines Mill, north of the Chickahominy River, a costly but clear victory. The 13th Regiment was south of the river with Magruder’s division (as at … Continue reading
Posted in Albert Wymer Henley Diary, Battles: Garnett's Farm, Battles: The Seven Days, Jess N. McLean, Mike M. Hubbert Diary, Newton Rifles, The Lauderdale Zouaves, The Minute Men of Attala, The Spartan Band
Tagged 13th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, Battle of Garnett's Farm, Seven Days Battles
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Decimated by disease
From early June, 1861, when the 13th Regiment left Mississippi for their camp of instruction at Union City in northwestern Tennessee, through their journey to Virginia and their July 21 blooding at First Manassas, and on, three months later, to … Continue reading
Posted in Jess N. McLean, Newton Rifles, The Alamutcha Infantry, The Journey, The Kemper Legion, The Lauderdale Zouaves, The Minute Men of Attala, The Pettus Guards, The Secessionists, The Spartan Band, The Winston Guards, Wayne Rifles, William H. Hill Diary
Tagged 13th Mississippi Infantry Regiment, American Civil War, death by disease, sick soldiers
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