General Isaac C,M, Bassett: The Brevet Brigadier who

General Isaac C,M, Bassett: The Brevet Brigadier who Rushed the Enemy, Bassett, a two-war veteran, was only 40 when he died, U,S, Senate Collection In May 1863, the Rev, John A, McKean departed Pennsylvania with a grim task, He had to retrieve the remains of Major Isaac C,M, Bassett of the 82nd Pennsylvania Infantry, who reportedly had been

Ebenezer Bassett

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General Issac Charles Mifflin Bassett of Pennsylvania

Isaac Charles Mifflin Bassett was a Colonel in charge of the 82 nd Pennsylvania Infantry, He was promoted to General before the end of the Civil War, Isaac was from Philadelphia, but I have so far been unable to determine placement into the correct Bassett family, This entry was posted in Uncategorized, Bookmark the permalink, ← Death of Major Basset of Beaupre, William Bassett of …

Ebenezer Bassett

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William H, Bassett Cpl,, Hall of Survivors, Civil War

William Bassett was no exception, He was shot in one of his arms and one of his thighs, 1 He recovered and returned to Company E in late September/early October in 1863, He was promoted to Corporal in 1864 and mustered out with the rest of his comrades on the 5th of May 1864, William H Bassett’s grave, After the war, Bassett found a job as a

Isaac Charles Mifflin Bassett 1829-1869

Civil War Union Brevet Brigadier General, He served first as a Captain in the 17th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, then as Colonel and commander of the 82nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, He was brevetted Brigadier General, US Volunteers on December 12, 1864 for …

Elisha Bassett Langdon

By the end of the American Civil War, Ohioan Elisha Bassett Langdon had attained the rank of brevet brigadier-general in the Union Army, Born on February 24, 1827 sometimes incorrectly reported as February 27, Langdon spent his youth on his family’s farm near Linwood, Ohio, Langdon’s father, Reverend Oliver Langdon, died in September 1828,

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Civil War History Discussion , Need help on a mystery, Thread starter tunanator Brevet Brigadier-General Isaac C, Bassett, 660 men, This regiment was much admired for its fine appearance and good marching, Its commander, a gallant Philadelphian, bore the star of the Brigadier, which he had won for his merit and bravery,” July 17, 1865, the Philadelphia Age reported “Bvt Brig Gen C, Bassett

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Major General Frank D, Baldwin was buried with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery, N, W, Bassett Civil War Journal, Nehemiah W, Bassett was born in 1835 and resided in Michigan, In 1864, he left Michigan and traveled down to Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he worked in a camp near the Chattanooga depot, Bassett’s occupation is listed as a joiner in an 1863 Civil War Draft

Ultra-rare Civil War sword set to fetch more than $100,000

Ultra-rare Civil War sword belonging to a Southerner who fought for the Union is set to fetch more than $100,000 at auction Brigadier General Eli Houston Murray was born in Kentucky in 1843

York County Union and Confederate ties to Cold Harbor

Southern Civil War Journal ends up in York County, No one in the south knew where the Civil War would go next, Ella Bassett Washington 1834-1898, mistress of Beall Air plantation in Jefferson County, West Virginia, thought she and her children might be safe at her parent’s Clover Lea estate in Hanover County, Virginia, not far northeast of

1864 Civil War Officer’s Sword

They were one of the big makers during the Civil War, It would have hung from his belt, and that’s what these two rings are for, They’re called sword rings, and they would have had leather hangers

Peach Tree Creek Battle Facts and Summary

The American Battlefield Trust’s Battle of Peach Tree Creek page includes history articles, photo galleries, maps, videos, and other recommended links for this 1864 battle during the Atlanta Campaign

Pawn Stars on History – Civil War Infantry Sword

Civil War Infantry Sword, Pawn Stars on History, November 28, 2020,, A collector comes in with a Civil War-era General’s sword! 1,9K1,9K,