Deeds of Valor, Civil War Medal of Honor Winners
| Taken from, Deeds Of Valor How America's Civil War Heroes Won the Congressional Medal of Honor, published in 1906. Stories of how Union Soldiers won the Medal of Honor during the, "War of Rebellion" or the Civil War. The stories are from 1 to several pages long, most have an engraving of the soldier and many have illustrations of the battle where he won the Medal of Honor. | |
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Item # 10348 |
Price $5 per person |
Click here for the official listing of all the Civil War winners of The Medal Of Honor.
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Adams, John G. B. Albert, Christian Allen, James Anderson, Everett W. Anderson, Marvin T. Anderson, Peter T. Archinal, William Armstrong, Clinton L. Ayers, David Ayers, John G.K. Barber, James A. Barringer, William H. Bates, Delevan Beckwith, Wallace A. Beebe, William S. Beech, John P. Bennett, Orson W. Bensinger, Wm. Betts, Charles M. Bickford, Henry H. Bickford, Math Black, John c. Blackmar, Wilmon W. Blackwood, William R.D. Blasdell, Thomas A. Bliss, George N. Bonebrake, Henry G. Boon, Hugh P. Boss, Orlando P. Bouquet, Nicholas Bourke, Billy Bowen, Emmer Boynton, Henry Van N. Brannigan, Felix Bringle, Andrew Brosnan, John Brown, Robert B. Brown, Uriah H. Brown, W.W. Browne, Edward, Jr. Bruner, Louis J. Brush, George W. Buckingham, David E. Buckles, Abram J. Buckley, John C. Buffum, Robt. Buhrman, Henry G. Bumgarner, Wm. Burger, Joseph Burke, Daniel W. Burke, Thomas Butterfield, Daniel Butterfield, Frank G. Cadwallader, Abel G. Cadwell, Luman L. Caldwell, Daniel Campbell, William Capehart, Henry Carman, Warren Carmen, Isaac H. Carney, William H. Carson, W.J. Carter, Joseph F. Cesnola, Luigi Palma di Chamberlain, Joshua L. Chandler, Stephen E. Chase, John F. Chisman, William H. Churchill, Samuel J. Clark, Charles A. Clark, Harrison Clark, William A. Clay, Cecil Clute, George W. Cockley, David L. Coey, James Colby, Carlos N. Cole, Gabriel Collis, Chas. H.F. Compson, Hartwell B. Conaway, John W. Congdon, James Cook, John Cook, John H. Corcoran, John Corliss, Stephen P. Cosgriff, Richard H. Cox, Robert Coyne, John N. Cranston, Wallace W. Crocker, Henry H. Crosier, William Crowley, Michael Cummings, Amos J. Cunningham, Francis M. Cunningham, James S. Curran, Dr. Richard Curtis, John C. Curtis, N.M. Custer, Thomas W. Cutcheon, Byron M. Darrough, John S. Davidson, Andrew Davis, Charles C. Davis, George E. Davis, Martin K. Day, Charles Day, David F. Deland, Frederick M. Delaney, John O. DeLaney, Patrick DeWitt, Richard W. Dickie, David Dillon, Michael A. Dorsey, Daniel A. Dow, George P. Downey, William Drake, James Madison Drury, James Duffy, John Dunlavy, James Dunne, James Durham, James R. Eckes, John N. English, Edmund Ennis, Charles D. Estes, Llewellyn G. Evans, Ira H. Ewing, John C. Fassitt, John B. Fernald, Albert E. Fesq, Frank Finkenbeiner, H. S. Fisher, John N. Fisher, Joseph Flannigan, James Fleetwood, Christian A. Flynn, James E. Follet, Joseph L. Frantz, Jos. Fraser, W.W. Frey, Franz Frezzell, Henry Frick, Jacob G. Fuger, Frederick Furman, Chester S. Gage, Richard J. Gause, Isaac Geschwind, Nicholas Gifford, David L. Gilbert, Thomas Gilligan, Edward L. Gion, Joseph Goettel, Phillip Goheen, Charles A. Goldsbery, A. E. Goodall, Francis H. Goodrich, Edwin Gould, Charles G. Gould, Newton T. Grant, Lewis A. Graul, Willaim L. Gray, Robert A. Grebe, M.R. William Green, George Gregg, Joseph O. Greig, Theodore W. Gresser, Ignatz Grindlay, James Guinn, Thomas Gwynne, Nathaniel McL Hack, Leser G. Hadley, Cornelius M. Haight, John H. Hanna, Marcus A. Hanna, Milton Harbourne, John H. Haring, Abram P. Harris, Sampson Hart, John W. Harvey, Harry Hastings, S.H. Havron, John H. Hawkins, Gardner C. Hawkins, M.J. Hawthorn, Harris S. Healey, George W. Hedges, Joseph S. Heermance, W.L. Heller, Henry Helms, David H. Henry, James Henry, W.W. Hesse, John C. Hesseltine, Francis S. Hibson, Joseph C. Higgins, Thomas H. Hill, Edward Hill, James Hilliker, Benjamin F. Hills, William G. Hilton, Alfred B. Hoffman, Thomas W. Hogarty, William P. Holland, Samuel F. Holmes, Lovilo H. Holton, Charles M. Hopkins, Chas. F. Horne, Samuel B. Horsfall, Wm. H. Hottenstein, Solomon J. Houghton, Charles H. Howard, Oliver O. Howard, Squire E. Howe, William H. Hunt, Lewis T. Hunter, Charles A. Hunterson, John C. Hyatt, Theodore Hyde, Thomas W. Inscho. Leonidas H. Irsch, Francis Jackson, Frederick R. Jacobson, Eugene P. Jamieson, Walter Jardine, James Jellison, Benjamin H. Jewett, Erastus W. John, William Johndro, Franklin Johns, Elisha Johns, Henry T. Johnson, Andrew Johnson, John Johnston, David Jones, David Josselyn, Simeon T. Kappesser, Peter Karpeles, Leopold Keen, Joseph S. Kelly, Alexander Kelly, Daniel Kendall, William Kerr, Thomas R. Kiggins, John King, Horatio King, Rufus Kloth, Charles Knight, Wm. J. Knowles, Abiather J. Knox, Edward M Kountz, John S. Kretsinger, George Kuder, Andrew |
Labill, Joseph S. Ladd, George Langbein, Julius C. J. Larrabee, James W. Levy, Benjamin B. Lewis, Dewitt C. Lewis, Samuel E. Lilley, John Little, Henry F.W. Livingstone, Josiah C. Lonergan, John Longshore, William H. Lord, William Lorish, Andrew J. Lower, Robt. A. Luce, Moses A. Ludgate, William Lunt, Alphonso M. Lutes, Franklin W. Luty, Gotlieb Lyman, Joel H. Lyon, Frederick A. Manning, Joseph S. Marland, William Marsh, George Martin, Sylvester H. Mason, E.H. Mathews, Milton Matthews, John C. Maynard, George H. McAdams, Peter McCabe, Joseph E. McClelland, James M. McConnell, Samuel McCormack, Andrew McGinn, Edward McGonagle, Wilson McGough, Owen McGuire, Patrick McKay, Charles W. Mears, George W. Merriam, Henry C. Merrill, Augustus Miles, Nelson A. Miller, Jacob C. Miller, John Miller, William E. Mills, Frank W. Mitchell, Theodore Monaghan, Patrick H. Morey, Delano J. Morford, Jerome Morrill, Walter G. Morrison, Francis Morse, Charels E. Mulholland, St. Clair A. Munsell, Harvey M Murphy, Charles J. Myers, George S. Neahr, Zachariah C. Nichols, Henry C. Niven, Robert Nolan, John J. North, Jasper N. Norton, Llewellyn P. Noyes, William W. O'Brien, Henry D. O'Brien, Peter O'Dea, John O'Donnell, Menomen O'Neill, Stephen Orr, Charles A. Orr, Robert L. Orth, Jacob G. Overturf, Jacob H. Palmer, John G. Palmer, William J. Parks, Harry J. Parrott, Jacob Parsons, Joel Paul, William H. Pay, Byron E. Payne, Thomas H.L. Pearsall, Platt Peck, Theodore S. Peirsol, James K. Pennypacker, Galusha Petty, Philip Phisterer, Frederick Pingree, Samuel E. Pinkham, Charles H. Pipes, John M. Pittinger, Wm. Plant, Herny E. Plunkett, Thomas Porter, John R. Postles, J. Parke Potter, George W. Powell, William H. Prentice, Joseph R. Purcell, W.H. Quay, Matthew S. Quinlan, James Rafferty, Peter F. Raub, Jacob F. Raymond, William H. Reddick, Wm. Reed, A.H. Reed, William Reeder, Charles A. Renniger, Louis Rhodes, Sylvester D. Rice, Edmund Richey, William E. Robertson, Robert S. Robertson, Samuel Robinson, Eldridge Rock, Frederick Roosevelt, George W. Ross, Marian A. Roush, J.L. Rowe, Henry W. Rowland, Archibald H., Jr. Rundle, Charles W. Russel, Milton F. Rutherford, John T. Rutter, James M. Sacriste, Louis J. Sands, William Sanford, Jacob Saxton, Rufus Scheibner, Martin E. Schenk, Benjamin W. Schmauch, Andrew Schmidt, William Schnell, Christian Schubert, Martin Scott, J. Wallace Scott, John M. Seaman, Elisha B. Sears, Cyrus Sellers, Alfred J. Shafter, Wm. R. Shaler, Alexander Shambaugh, Charles Shapland, John Shipley, Robert F. Sidman, George D. Simmons, William T. Slagle, Oscar Slavens, Samuel Slusher, Henry G. Smalley, Reuben Smith, Alonzo Smith, Charles H. Smith, Francis M. Smith, Henry I. Smith, S. Rodmond Smith, Wilson Snedden, James Sowers, Michael Sperry, William J. Sprague, Benona Stacey, Charles Stahel, Julius Stanley, David S. Steinmetz, William Stephens, William G. Stevens, Hazard Stockman, G.H. Stoltz, Frank Strong, James W. Stureon, James K. Summers, James C. Surles, Wm. G. Swap, Jacob E. Sweatt, Joseph S.G. Swegheimer, J. Swift, Frederick W. Swift, Harlan J. Tabor, William L.S. Taggart, Charles A. Tanner, Charles B. Taylor, Forrester L. Taylor, Henry H. Taylor, Joseph Taylor, William Thakrah, Benjamin Thompson, Allen Thompson, James Thompson, John Thompson, Thomas Thorn, Walter Tinkham, Eugene M. Tobie, Edward P. Toffey, John J. Toomer, William Tracy, Charles H. Tracy, William G. Traynor, Andrew Treat, Howell B. Tremain, H. Edwin Trogden, Howell G. Truell, Edwin M. Uhry, George Vale, John Vanderslice, John M. Veal, Charles Veale, Moses Veazey, Wheelock G. Vernay, James L. Vifquain, Victor Von Vegesack, Ernst Wagner, John W. Wainwright, John Walker, Dr. Mary E. Walker, James C. Walling, William H. Walsh, John Wambsgan, Martin Ward, Nelson W. Ward, Thomas J. Warden, John Warren, Francis E. Webb, Alexander S. Webb, James W. Webber, Alonzo P. Weeks, John H. Welch, Stephen Wells, Thomas M. Wells, William Welsh, Edward Wheaton, Loyd Whitaker, E.W. White, Patrick H. Whitehead, Rev. John M. Whitman, Frank M. Whitmore, Frank M. Whitney, William G. Widick, A.J. Wilcox, William H. Wilhelm, George Williams, Elwood N. Williams, Leroy Wilson, J.A. Wilson, Joseph K. Wilson, Selden L. Winegar, William W. Wisner, Lewis S. Wollam, John Wood, Mark Wood, Richard H. Woodbury, Eri D. Woodruff, Alonzo Woodruff, Carle A. Woodward, E.M. Wortick, Joseph Wright, Albert D. Wright, Samuel Wright, Samuel C. Yunker, John L. |
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