Monthly Archives: April 2015

Jennie Gammon Part II – What happens to the Gammon Family after the Civil War?

Posted on April 30, 2015 by Rachelle

The war was a life altering experience for the Gammon Family, as it had been for everyone in the country. After 9 months in the prisoner of war camp in Indianapolis, George is released in a prisoner exchange in February … Continue reading →

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Jane (Jennie) Letitia Gammon (1834-1925) – Heroic Daughter, Nurse to Confederate Soldiers and Educator

Posted on April 16, 2015 by Rachelle

I was first intrigued by Jennie, when I saw her name on the notable persons list at Old Gray’s cemetery with the description “Helping nurse the wounded, CSA”.  We don’t often know the stories of the women who lived through … Continue reading →

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Genealogy Conferences and Seminars – Preparing in Advance for the Trip

Posted on April 8, 2015 by Rachelle

It’s that time of year when there are many upcoming genealogy conferences and seminars. It has me thinking about all the things I need to do ahead of time to make sure I make the most of the time I … Continue reading →

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