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 5
William C. Oates
Former Governor of Alabama
Thomas H. Neill
Lewis A. Grant
Teacher
Joseph J. Bartlett
Attorney
Charles Henry Tompkins
American officer
Judson Kilpatrick
Former United States Minister to Chile
Alexander Shaler
Henry L. Eustis
General
Alfred Thomas Archimedes Torbert
Officer
Edward Follansbee Noyes
Former Governor of Ohio
James Fleming Fagan
Former Arkansas State Representative
Richard Montgomery Gano
Physician
William McKee Dunn
Former United States Representative
Benjamin Gratz Brown
Former Governor of Missouri
John P. Sanderson
Soldier
William Howard Brett
Librarian
Abner O. Shaw
American physician
Green Berry Raum
Lawyer
Albert S. Berry
Former United States Representative
James M. Harvey
Former United States Senator
Philip S. Post
American diplomat
Rufus Dawes
Military officer
Adoniram J. Warner
Former United States Representative
William Babcock Hazen
Officer
John Lorimer Worden
Officer
Lysander Cutler
American businessman
Henry Baxter
General
Charles E. Hazlett
Paul Octave Hébert
James Alden Jr.
Arent S. Crowninshield
Albert S. Barker
American biographer
Stephen D. Lee
American-Confederate politician
Abel Streight
American Politician
Edmund J. Davis
Former Governor of Texas
Henry R. Jackson
American-Confederate biographer
Edward F. Jones
American merchant
Martin Jenkins Crawford
Former United States Representative
Henry Gray Turner
American Politician
States Rights Gist
Lawyer
David Rumph Jones
Philip St. George Cocke
William Sooy Smith
Civil engineer
Waldo P. Johnson
Former United States Senator
Daniel Webster Flagler
Military personnel
George Crockett Strong
Joseph Carter Abbott
American lawyer
