Elmira Prison Camp Roster Volume II

Richard H. Triebe

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Elmira Prison Camp Roster is a thoroughly researched and detailed roster that contains 98% of all the Confederate soldiers sent to the prison. This three-volume set contains the soldier's name, rank, his company, when and where he enlisted, his regiment, where he was captured and his fate at Elmira Prison Camp.

One of the most important things to come out of this study was being able to assist those who are researching their relatives from the American Civil War. Many people today are certain their great-great grandfather or uncle went to prison, but they are not sure which prison he went to. If they consult Elmira Prison Camp Roster it is likely they will find their relatives in this set of three volumes. It is recommended that all three volumes be sold as a set.

Elmira Prison Camp Roster Volume II G-N" includes:

- Roster G through N of Confederate Prisoners sent to Elmira Prison

Book Details

Publisher: Coastal Books
Publish Date: Oct 26th, 2021
Pages: 542
Language: English
Edition: undefined - undefined
Dimensions: 11.00in - 8.50in - 1.19in - 3.38lb
EAN: 9780979896583
Categories: • General

Praise for this book

"Elmira Prison Camp Roster"

A Historical Research Masterpiece

The first publication of a comprehensive Civil War prison camp roster is a masterpiece. Richard Triebe is to be commended and thanked for his extensive research and preserving the history and the memory of those who were imprisoned and died in the infamous "Hellmira" Prison Camp in Elmira, New York. Operating for only 370 days, the "Andersonville of the North" saw the deaths of 2,973 Confederate soldiers. This valued Elmira Civil War Prison Camp Roster lists the names of approximately 11,700 soldiers who were prisoners of war at Elmira, New York. Richard's book also reveals the names of those men who were buried in seven unknown graves in Woodlawn Cemetery. This book also contains the names of all the prisoners who died in the Great Shohola Prison Train Wreck.

"The Elmira Prison Camp Roster" is highly recommended as a most valued resource for genealogy research of prisoners of war and should be in the possession of all Civil War historians and in all libraries.

Tom Fagart, board member of the Friends of Elmira Civil War Prison Camp.