How many women were killed in the Battle of Gettysburg?

Answer 1

Women during the Battle of Gettysburg made basically all the clothes, and shoes. and since the Confederacy was more poor, the women collected their urine to use as an ingredient for gun powder, some women also made bread and other foods for hungry soldiers, like Josephine Miller, who lived between both armies and made bread and distributed it to the soldiers. some women also disguised as men snuck in the battle and fought for money, food, adventure, or just for their side of the war.

Answer 2

There weren't any beyond nurses, doctor helpers, and the families that lived around the battle field. Many of the barns and homes became hospitals, camps, and refuge for the soldiers of both sides. The women fed the men, fixed their wounds, prayed with them, took water to them, nursed them until they died. Even though they were not in the direct fighting they were as much as part of the war as the men.

Answer 3

One woman and the only civilian killed at the Battle of Gettysburg was Jennie Wade. She was killed on the third day of battle, July 3, 1863.