Alabama in the Civil War

The United Daughters of the Confederacy sponsored a statute at the Madison County Courthouse honoring Confederates Soldiers. Do you think the South goes overboard in remember the Civil War?

Excellent resource on Alabama's history and Civil War experience from About's Mobile, AL guide, Joseph Sackett.

This site contains a list of officers,list of officers by company,record of events of all companies, roster of men in each company A, B, C, D,E,F,G,H, I, K, roster of men listed as Field and Staff and other links of interest.

Historical preservation, public display, reference library, and public education on participants of World War II and subsequent conflicts.

Site contains information on general Alabama and Civil War military and Civil War pensions. Queries are welcome.

Listing of some of the units and men from Alabama in the Civil War.

List of names of soldiers in all the regiments of Alabama during Civil War.

Alabama history online, military records, This Week in Alabama History, family history and genealogy, and teacher resources.

Ken Jones' site on Alabama and the Civil War, listed by year with links to most events and suggested topics for further study.

Info on Muster Rolls from the 36th Regiment of AL Volunteers Companies and Dailey's Home Guard from Monroe County. Also, a listing of the graves in the Middleton Cem. in Monroe Co. is on this site.

Interesting history of plantations in Alabama from the Revolutionary War through the Civil War.

Timeline by year of major happenings in Alabama during the Civil War, plus a list of topics for further study.

Information on different regiments and units in Alabama during the Civil War plus info on organizations for descendants of the veterans of the Civil War, and other resources.

Lists people who have information on a unit and are willing to help others research it. Some are experts, most are not. This is not a file of re-enactment units.

Here you'll find pictures, military records, and history on some Civil War ancestors including John Leonard Weeks, Jeremiah Alexander Heatherly, William Page and others.

Cornell University's digital library with a searchable database of primary sources in American social history from the antebellum period through reconstruction.

A search engine for the 19th Alabama Infantry for 1861-1865 with info on name, rank, company, date, place, enlisted and remarks.