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What county was named for the first confederate officer from Florida to die in the Civil War?
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Why was Florida important in the civil war?
Florida is a confederate state.
What side where floridians on during the civil war?
Florida was a Confederate state
Were did Florida stand in the divide of the civil war?
Confederate - one of the first to secede.
What has the author Ex-Confederate officer written?
Ex-Confederate officer. has written: 'The tyrant of New Orleans' -- subject(s): Drama, History, United States Civil War, 1861-1865
Were there civil war battles fought in Florida?
Yes. Civil War battles were fought in all 11 Confederate states.
What were Slaves who crossed union lines during the civil war called?
The nickname for them was contraband. This came out of a little argument between a union officer and a confederate officer. The confederate officer wanted the slaves who were with the union forces and to protect them the union officer told the confederate that they were "contraband." Contraband in war is not returned, so in calling them that the union officer was using military rules to protect them. It was not meant as an insult.
Where did J.e.b Stuart live?
He was a Virginian Cavalry officer for the United States Army serving as a Captain. During the Civil War he served in the Army of Virginia for the Confederate States of America as a Major General. He was born in Patrick County, Virginia.
When was Confederate Civil Service created?
Confederate Civil Service was created in 1861.
What has the author G Moxley Sorrel written?
G. Moxley Sorrel has written: 'Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer (Civil War Library)'
In 1861 where was the first attack of the Civil War?
The first attack of the Civil War was on April 12-13 at Fort Sumter in Charleston County South Carolina. Result: Confederate victory.
What Confederate general served in the Egyptian army after the US Civil War ended?
Confederate General W. Loring left the US after the end of the US Civil War. He traveled to Egypt and became an officer in the Egyptian army. He and other Civil War veterans helped organize the Egyptian army. He stayed there for nine years.
Why was Robert E. Lee so important?
Robert E. Lee was the leading and commanding officer of the Confederate Army's (south) during the Civil War.
