They lived in the areas invaded by the Union armies. They don't belonged to the regular Confederate units but to the State's Militia or Home Guard and many times to the place's own populace.
The name was first given by the Unionist to people fighting a sort of guerrilla warfare, but then it was generally given to call such an unfair way of fighting.
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The activities of the Bushwhackers caused fear and lawlessness.
The activities of the Bushwhackers caused fear and lawlessness.
Arizona Bushwhackers - 1968 is rated/received certificates of: Australia:G Sweden:11
The Bushwhackers were a very successful tag team in the WWE. They are now retired and work in backstage wrestling events.
The Bushwhackers - 1951 is rated/received certificates of: Sweden:15 USA:Approved West Germany:12 (nf)
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Outliers were those men who evaded the draft and lived outside of the law and society to keep from being caught. In the mountains they were known as Bushwhackers. On the coast, they were known as Buffaloes.
The James–Younger Gang had its origins in a group of Confederate bushwhackers who fought in the bitter partisan fighting that wracked the state of Missouri during the American Civil War.
Confederate soldiers were called rebel, greyback (because of the color of their uniform), Johnny Reb, Johnny, or just plain reb. Confederate guerrillas were called bushwhackers.
Confederate soldiers were called rebel, Grayback (because of the color of their uniform), Grays, Johnny Reb, Johnny, or just plain reb. Confederate guerrillas were called bushwhackers.
Confederate soldiers were called rebel, Grayback (because of the color of their uniform), Grays, Johnny Reb, Johnny, or just plain reb. Confederate guerrillas were called bushwhackers.
Butch Miller of the Bushwhackers retired from the ring in 2001 due to illness. Luke Williams of the Bushwhackers still occasionally wrestles on the independent circuit. On March 28, 2015 they were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by John Laurinaitis. Koko B. Ware is semi retired from wrestling. In 2014 he appeared in the main event at Valor Wrestling's special event to raise money for Lou Gehrig Disease. On April 4, 2009 he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by The Honky Tonk Man. The Warlord returned to wrestling in 2003 while acting as a special guest referee for Hardkore Championship Wrestling in a match between Christian York and Reckless Youth. In 2012, Jim Cornette decided to take an extended break from professional wrestling to focus on his health and to work on personal projects. Brutus Beefcake is semi-retired. He occasionally makes appearances on the independent circuit. Marty Jannetty is currently signed with Chikara as a trainer and a wrestler. He has been signed with the company since 2011.