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October 18, 2022

Commander William H. Macomb’s Report on the Recapture of Plymouth, North Carolina by Union Forces October 31st, 1864

The city of Plymouth, North Carolina is located about seven miles up the Roanoke River from its mouth at the eastern side of Albemarle Sound. Early on in the Civil War, the Union Army...

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March 22, 2022

Lieutenant Colonel Michael H. Fitch’s Report on His Command at the Battle of Bentonville

In June of 1861, Michael H. Fitch enlisted in a volunteer company that became part of the 6th Wisconsin Infantry in July. He served in that regiment until July of 1862, when he was...

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March 1, 2021

Battle of New Bern, North Carolina March 1862 Facts and Trivia

Date: March 13th and 14th, 1862 Location: Craven County, North Carolina, approximately five miles south of the city of New Bern. Approximate Troop Strength: Union 11,000 in three infantry brigades plus artillery units. Union...

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March 11, 2015

General James D. Morgan’s Division Holds the Line at The Battle of Bentonville

In March 1865, General William T. Sherman’s army entered North Carolina after marching through South Carolina with little opposition. Sherman’s plan was to continue north and join Ulysses S. Grant’s forces which were engaged...

Tagged: robert hoke

Commander William H. Macomb’s Report on the Recapture of Plymouth, North Carolina by Union Forces October 31st, 1864

Lieutenant Colonel Michael H. Fitch’s Report on His Command at the Battle of Bentonville

Battle of New Bern, North Carolina March 1862 Facts and Trivia

General James D. Morgan’s Division Holds the Line at The Battle of Bentonville

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