General William T. Sherman was a general leading Union troops.
In General William Tecumseh Sherman's own words (from his 1875 Memoirs), " ... Hardly was [my] family established there when the War of 1812 caused great alarm and distress in all Ohio. The English captured Detroit and the shores of Lake Erie down to the Maumee River; while the Indians still occupied the greater part of the State. Nearly every man had to be somewhat of a soldier, but I think my father was only a commissary; still, he seems to have caught a fancy for the great chief of the Shawnees, 'Tecumseh.'" "... When, in 1816, my brother James was born, he insisted on engrafting the Indian name 'Tecumseh' on the usual family list. My mother had already named her first son after her own brother Charles; and insisted on the second son taking the name of her other brother James, and when I came along, on the 8th of February, 1820, mother having no more brothers, my father succeeded in his original purpose, and named me William Tecumseh." The following link is to Memoirs of General William T. Shermanat Project Gutenberg.As an aside, Sherman played a role in Native American affairs after the US Civil War.His role with Native Tribes after the war was a ruthless one of genocide.
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During the US Civil War James Longstreet was a general in the Confederate Army.
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William Tecumseh Sherman (February 8, 1820 - February 14, 1891), an American soldier, businessman, educator and author who served as a General in the Union Army during the American Civil War (1861-65), was known as Uncle Billy to his troops
William Conroy plays the dying confederate soldier Blondie stops to give aid to, covering him with his coat and letting him smoke his cigar.
His father highly respected the great Native American leader, Tecumseh, so they made that his middle name. In General William Tecumseh Sherman's own words (from his 1875 Memoirs), " ... Hardly was [my] family established there when the War of 1812 caused great alarm and distress in all Ohio. The English captured Detroit and the shores of Lake Erie down to the Maumee River; while the Indians still occupied the greater part of the State. Nearly every man had to be somewhat of a soldier, but I think my father was only a commissary; still, he seems to have caught a fancy for the great chief of the Shawnees, 'Tecumseh.'" "... When, in 1816, my brother James was born, he insisted on engrafting the Indian name 'Tecumseh' on the usual family list. My mother had already named her first son after her own brother Charles; and insisted on the second son taking the name of her other brother James, and when I came along, on the 8th of February, 1820, mother having no more brothers, my father succeeded in his original purpose, and named me William Tecumseh." The following link is to Memoirs of General William T. Sherman at Project Gutenberg.
In General William Tecumseh Sherman's own words (from his 1875 Memoirs), " ... Hardly was [my] family established there when the War of 1812 caused great alarm and distress in all Ohio. The English captured Detroit and the shores of Lake Erie down to the Maumee River; while the Indians still occupied the greater part of the State. Nearly every man had to be somewhat of a soldier, but I think my father was only a commissary; still, he seems to have caught a fancy for the great chief of the Shawnees, 'Tecumseh.'" "... When, in 1816, my brother James was born, he insisted on engrafting the Indian name 'Tecumseh' on the usual family list. My mother had already named her first son after her own brother Charles; and insisted on the second son taking the name of her other brother James, and when I came along, on the 8th of February, 1820, mother having no more brothers, my father succeeded in his original purpose, and named me William Tecumseh." The following link is to Memoirs of General William T. Shermanat Project Gutenberg.As an aside, Sherman played a role in Native American affairs after the US Civil War.His role with Native Tribes after the war was a ruthless one of genocide.
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Fritz Steuben, a soldier who participated in World War 1, wrote the Tecumseh stories.
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Col. Charles H. Olmsted, of Savannah was a confederate -User:Sailstu.
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