Just a reminder that there is a little over two weeks left until the
September 15th deadline for submissions to the Second American Civil
War Blog Challenge
Did you have ancestors in America during the Civil War? If so, where were
they and what were their circumstances? How did the Civil War affect them
and their family? Did the men enlist and did they perish in battle or die of
illness? On which side did they fight, or did you have relatives fighting on
BOTH sides? How did the women left at home cope, or did any of them find
ways to help the war effort? Were your ancestors living as slaves on Southern
plantations and if so when were they freed, or were they freemen who
enlisted to fight? Did any ancestor take part in a battle that took place in
1862?
Write a blogpost on these questions, or, if you think of another topic to do
with your family history and the Civil War, write about that. Send me the link
after you publish it on your blog by midnight September 15th and I'll publish
all the links here on September 30th.
4 comments:
102 ransodMy second great grandfather was an Irish immigrant named Michael Patrick Murphy. Here is his story: http://northagainstsouth.com/?p=233
Here's my submission:
http://blog.transylvaniandutch.com/2012/09/second-american-civil-war-blog-challenge.html
Bill, here you go:
http://diggingdowneast.blogspot.com/2012/09/oh-brave-brackley-boys-of-freeman.html
Dear Bill,
Here's Ol' Myrt's offering for the 2nd American Civil War Blog Challenge:
http://blog.dearmyrtle.com/2012/09/2nd-american-civil-war-blog-challenge.html
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