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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Diary of Private William S. White, August 26, 1862
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Broke camp near Richmond and started for "Lee's Army of Northern Virginia." Camped for the night at Brook Church, about four m...
Diary of Private William S. White, August 27, 1862
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Marched about twenty miles to-day and camped for the night near the Louisa line. SOURCE: William S. White, A Diary of the War; or What I ...
Saturday, May 9, 2026
Diary of Private John J. Wyeth, February 25, 1863
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A fine day, but a hard one for all. We were ordered out early, and marched across the city, over the long bridge, to the large plain, where ...
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 9, 1863
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Went on a scout from Murfreesboro' with our whole division, marched 5 miles. SOURCE: Adam S. Johnston, The Soldier Boy's Diary Bo...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 10, 1863
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Marched 8 miles and encamped for the night. SOURCE: Adam S. Johnston, The Soldier Boy's Diary Book , p. 27
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 12, 1863
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Went out on a scout three miles from camp. Twenty-eight rebel cavalry driving in our pickets, we fell into battle-line, but the rebels seein...
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Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 14, 1863
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Returned to camp at Murfreesboro', having fulfilled our scout, remaining in this camp four days. A march of 16 miles. SOURCE: Adam S. ...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 18, 1863
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Changed camp and moved two miles to a new camp south of the town, making a march of 2 miles. SOURCE: Adam S. Johnston, The Soldier Boy...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 20, 1863
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Was rallied to march double-quick to reinforce Col. Hall at Milton, Tenn., and went out on the same day, having remained two days in this ca...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 21, 1863
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Returned from Milton battle-ground, Col. Hall having whipped the enemy before we reached him or his forces, and leaving many of the rebels w...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, March 26, 1863
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Went on picket out on the field where Jeff. Davis made a speech to his men, 2½ miles from Murfreesboro' camp, making a march of 5 miles....
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, April 1, 1863
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Went on picket on the Manchester pike four miles, making five days rest in camp there, and returned the next day to camp, making a march of ...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, April 20, 1863
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Started again from Murfreesboro' camp on a scout and arrived at Readyville, and encamped for the night two miles south of Fort Transit, ...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, April 21, 1863
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Left Fort Transit and arrived at Woodbury, eight miles from this place, and was ordered fourteen miles further on the same day, and encamped...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, April 22, 1863
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Left Camp Woodbury and arrived the same day at a place called Small-pox camp, having received its name from the fact that at this place the ...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, April 23, 1863
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Left Small-pox camp and arrived at Liberty, driving out the rebel General Breckinridge and all his forces, causing them to flee in all direc...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, April 29, 1863
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Left camp at Smith's Fork, DeKalb Co., Tenn., and marched five miles from this camp to Orbenstown, bringing with us many of the Union fa...
Diary of Private Adam S. Johnston, April 30, 1863
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Left Camp Milton battle-ground and took up our march for our old camp Murfreesboro', and arrived safe and sound in camp, having fulfille...
Monday, April 20, 2026
Diary of 2nd Sergeant Richard R. Hancock: Monday, June 2, 1862
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Moving only about two miles, we stopped for the night on the road leading from Jacinto to Marietta. Had quite a hard rain in the evening. ...
Diary of 2nd Sergeant Richard R. Hancock: Tuesday, June 3, 1862
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Moving two miles again, we halted for a few days at Marietta, a small village in Itawamba County, twenty-one miles from Jacinto. A part of...
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