United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century
Manuscript Book contains a working log of most if not all of the members of 21st Conn. Volunteers by Company. Entries start with date and location of enlistment of individual members, there promotions and war record. Some have been killed and the battles at which they met there fate and it is so recorded. Recorded entries of the members was carried on over the decades with deaths, some recorded into the early 20thc. Entries include soldiers being Captured and dying in Andersonville Prison, an over packed Confederate prisoner of war compound. Killed in action at Fredericksburg, VA, Petersburg, Drewry’s Bluff and other battles. Post War entries of the surviving members of War and there participation at there various reunions. *Book “Catalogue of Connecticut Volunteer Organizations By Brown & Gross, 1869 IDed to Captain Charles Fenton. 936 numbered pages. This is an in depth accounting of all of Connecticut Volunteer Units during the Civil War. *Book “Connecticut War Record 1863 – 1865” A newspaper format 3/4 calf Leather bound.
Paper, letter, ink,Smallest 10 1/4" x 7,Largest 12" x 12"

From the collection of a Barrington Rhode Island gentleman.