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Tag Archives: New Jersey 31st Regiment
Deconstructing a Civil War Regiment Part II: Photos from the Library of Congress
You have probably noticed that I often use photos from the Library of Congress to illustrate some aspect of my blog post. Their digital archives are vast and are usually available without copyright infringement problems. (Always check to see what … Continue reading
An Undistinguished Civil War Regiment Deconstructed
When first looking at the history of Rev. McNair’s 31st New Jersey Regiment, one notices that they are only remarkable in that their nine months of military life passed without a major battle or an interesting story to tell. Even … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Civil War Pensions, McNair Family
Tagged New Jersey 31st Regiment, Rev. John McNair
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Ascending the Stairs 