American Civil War
The American Civil War was a war fought in the United States from 1861 to 1865, between the North and the South. The Civil War is the most studied and written about episode in U. S. history.
American Civil War People (First 49 people) - Page 15
Thomas Neville Waul
American-Confederate farmer
Thomas Seay
Former Governor of Alabama
Thomas T. Munford
Confederate military officer
Thomas W. Egan
Officer
Thomas Z. Morrow
Lawyer
Timothy Andrews
Officer
Walter Gwynn
Civil engineer
Walter Phelps
Officer
Willard Warner
Former U.S. senator
William Cary Renfrow
American businessman
William Edwin Baldwin
Officer
William F. Brantley
Lawyer
William Harrow
American lawyer
William L. Goggin
Politician
William Lowndes Calhoun
Former Mayor of Atlanta, Georgia
William L. Brandon
Medical doctor
William M. Gardner
American-Confederate war veterans
William McCandless
American military officer
William Polk Hardeman
William R. Rowley
William R. Terrill
Soldier
William S. Baylor
American lawyer
William S. Tilton
American businessman
William T. Wofford
American-Confederate general
William Terry
Former United States Representative
William T. Martin
American lawyer
William Vandever
American biographer
William W. J. Kelly
Former Lieutenant Governor of Florida
William Wirt Adams
Banker
Williams Carter Wickham
Lawyer
Hubert Dilger
Military personnel
John M. Farquhar
Zebulon York
George H. Browne
U. S. representative
Claudius W. Sears
General
Lafayette Guild
Surgeon
Bryan M. Thomas
American soldier
William H. F. Payne
Stapleton Crutchfield
Thomas Clement Fletcher
Former Governor of Missouri
Jack Swilling
Elias Smith Dennis
Politician
Pinkerton R. Vaughn
George Balch
George Cadwalader
General
John Arnot Jr.
American Politician
Percival Drayton
Officer
