American Civil War
The American Civil War was a war fought in the United States from 1861 to 1865, between the North and the South. The Civil War is the most studied and written about episode in U. S. history.
American Civil War People (First 49 people) - Page 4
Daniel Sickles
Charles Preston Wickham
Judge
William Ludlow
Isaac Ferdinand Quinby
General
Joseph J. Reynolds
American engineer
James H. Wilson
Engineer
Henry Thomas Harrison
Spy
Adam J. Slemmer
Officer
Charles E. Stuart
Former U.S. senator
Nicholas Bartlett Pearce
General
John A. Wharton
Lawyer
Franz Sigel
German-American military officer
Samuel D. Sturgis
Senior officer
Thomas L. Rosser
General
George Stoneman
Former Governor of California
James Chatham Duane
Military officer
Richard Delafield
Military officer
Andrew A. Humphreys
Civil engineer
Horatio Wright
Engineer
John Moulder Wilson
Engineer
William Porcher Miles
Former United States Representative
John Lawrence Manning
Former Governor of South Carolina
Mahlon Dickerson Manson
Politician
Gustav Koerner
Former Lieutenant Governor of Illinois
Gustave Paul Cluseret
Soldier
Junius Daniel
Military personnel
James A. Walker
Former Lieutenant Governor of Virginia
William R. Boggs
American engineer
Laurence S. Baker
Military personnel
John S. Bowen
Officer
George H. Steuart
Brigadier general
William Dorsey Pender
General
Joseph W. Latimer
Military personnel
Robert Daniel Johnston
Edward A. O'Neal
Former Governor of Alabama
Goode Bryan
Reuben Lindsay Walker
American civil engineer
William N. Pendleton
Teacher
Jesse J. Finley
Former United States Representative
George Lewis Gillespie Jr.
Military personnel
Rufus Saxton
General
Lunsford L. Lomax
Commissioned officer
Matt Whitaker Ransom
American-Confederate U. S. senator
Lawrence O'Bryan Branch
William Ruffin Cox
Former United States Representative
Thomas Saltus Lubbock
S. W. T. Lanham
Former Governor of Texas
