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Sixteenth South Carolina C.S.A. |
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Collection of the South Carolina Relic Room Columbia, S.C. |
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and to Ms. A, my thanks as always! F. Scott Fitzgerald "The Great Gatsby" |
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The Confederate Relic Room will now handle Mac Wyckoff’s symposium. For more information follow the link. Jim Odgen, of the National Park Service will be speaking this year on the Gist Brigade at Chickamauga. He alone is certainly worth the cost of being present. 2003 Symposium |
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Want an email link to your ancestors name in the roster? Noticed a broken link, or error, I need to correct? Just drop me an email! Other Topics that relate to the Sixteenth: Other Units that relate to the Sixteenth: Listings for known S.C. War Between the States Units: A Brief History and Book Listings. Updated-Often! This site was created and edited by Steve Batson. All the mistakes are mine. Credit for research, photos, and documents goes to many institutions and people and is noted, none are more important than the sons and daughters of the Sixteenth who remember. If I have overlooked you or made an error, or forgotten to credit someone or thing, please let me know, it was not intentional. My thanks for all your help. All Rights Reserved®. batsonsm@bellsouth.net |
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For more information about how to obtain a copy of your ancestors service record you may wish to contact the South Carolina State Archives. The Complied Service Records for South Carolina Soldiers are also housed in most of the major public libraries on microfilm. In Greenville County, the South Carolina Room of the Greenville County Public Library has an extensive collection of material for genealogical research. This includes the Complied Service Record Microfilm and other publications. For those wishing for a simple search by name the Broadfoot Guide to Confederate Soldiers is available. Most libraries have the 27 volume set that covers all southern service. However, the two volume set on South Carolina is most helpful for service rosters by soldiers name (Volume One) or unit (Volume Two).The Confederate Relic Room in Columbia and the South Caroliniana Library at the University of South Carolina are two other large collections available to those doing research. The index for the manuscript collection at the South Caroliniana Library is available in most public libraries in South Carolina, including the South Carolina Room of the Greenville County Library. Manuscript and other collections are available at other libraries and universities that might be helpful. In the Upper Part of South Carolina both Furman and Clemson have extensive collections. Finally the Greenville County Gen Web and Pickens County Gen Web pages will be most helpful. For out of print, reprint, and other hard to find books on South Carolina and the War Between the States: Broadfoot Publishing, First Corps Books in Columbia, Morningside Press, and Bibliofind are all excellent sources and there are many others. |
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 Click on photo for Glen Davis's vision of Franklin. |
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Dixieland, Southron, History, Civil War Virtual Archives, Civil War Heritage Ring, South Carolina, Southern Heritage, Regiment's of the Confederate Army. |
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