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How many people are still living today from the Battle of Gettysburg?
There are 0 people alive today from the Battle of Gettysburg. it was 150 years ago.
What year was the battly of Gettysburg?
I have no idea concerning the battly of Gettysburg. There are lots of batty people in Gettysburg today. There was a battle of Gettysburg in 1863.
What is General Lee's frontal assault on Union lines is known today as?
the battle of Gettysburg
Who is Marcellus?
A person alive today who was named "Marcellus Jones".
Are people from the Bunker Hill battle still alive today?
No. The battle took place in 1775, some 237 years ago.
Who would be the oldest if they were alive today?
If they were alive today, Methuselah from the Bible would be the oldest person ever recorded. He is said to have lived 969 years.
What events led to lees surrender at Appomattox courthouse?
the fall of Richmond , shermans march to the sea , the battle of Gettysburg , the seige of Vicksburg , the emancipatation proclamation , the battle of Antietam , the seven days' battle , the battle of the New Orleans , the battle of bull run , the battle of Fort Sumter and ya that's what i learned today, im in 7th grade by the way ! ! ! ! ! ! =]
Who is a famous person in Italy that is still alive today?
patric carlson
Who is Marcellus Jones?
A person alive today who was named "Marcellus Jones".
What is the region where Gettysburg?
Gettysburg is located in Adams County, Pennsylvania, in the southeastern part of the state. It is situated approximately 70 miles north of Washington, D.C., and 50 miles west of Baltimore, Maryland. The town is historically significant as the site of the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War in July 1863. Today, it is known for its National Military Park and historical landmarks related to the battle.
Why is the battle of Gettysburg significant to American society today?
The battle was one of the mst decisive ones fought in the American Civil War, and is famous for being the first conflict to be extensively documented by war photographers.
Was Gettysburg a little town?
Whether Gettysburg was little would depend on your definition of the word. It was not tiny, neither was it even a small city. It was, and is, the county seat of Adams County, Pennsylvania, so the County Courthouse is there. There is a Lutheran Theological Seminary and also Gettysburg College, both of which were there during the battle. Even today though Gettysburg has only about 7500 citizens. There was a railroad finished just before the war linking Gettysburg and Hanover. Gettysburg's main importance at the time of the battle though was as a road hub - there were nine good roads radiating from Gettysburg like spokes on a wheel. There was a shoe factory in Gettysburg and the battle began when some Confederates went there to seize the shoes, not knowing they had already been taken a week before by a different party of the numerous throngs of soldiers beginning to crowd into the area. Gettysburg was big enough to have a grid of streets and had somewhere above two thousand residents when the battle erupted in their town.
