This weekly series looks at the posts which have appeared over the last 7 days at The Siege of Petersburg Online: Beyond the Crater. It’s a way to show TOCWOC readers what I’ve been doing over at my other Civil War site. I’ve been finishing up posting for Field’s Division, First Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. This includes unit pages for every regiment as well as all of the books I’m aware of which have been published on each specific unit. The usual Official Records reports went out daily, and Octave Bruso’s diary entries appeared as well. I reviewed Jim Clary’s new book on the 15th South Carolina and took some Petersburg Campaign notes from the relevant chapters.
- 48th Alabama Infantry
- Octave Bruso Diary: Week of August 21, 1864
- Number 341. Petersburg Campaign Report of Major Samuel Wetherill, Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations September 16-17
- 47th Alabama Infantry
- 47th AL: Confederate Soldiers From Chambers County, Alabama, and Thereabouts
- 47th AL: Historical Sketches of the Forty-seventh Alabama Infantry Regiment, C.S.A.
- 47th AL: Memories of the War of Secession
- 47th AL: A Sketch of the 47th Alabama Regiment Volunteers C.S.A.
- 47th AL: Forty-seventh regiment Alabama volunteers, C. S. A.
- Number 340. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Colonel Samuel P. Spear, Eleventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, commanding Second Brigade, of operations August 21-26
- 44th Alabama Infantry
- 44th AL: A Year of Starvation Amid Plenty
- 44th AL: The Devil’s Den: A History of the 44th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment, Confederate States Army, 1862-1865
- Review: A History of the 15th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry Regiment: 1861-1865
- Number 339. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Kleintz, Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, of operations August 10-14 and October 7
- 15th Alabama Infantry
- 15th AL: The War Between the Union and the Confederacy, and its Lost Opportunities
- 15th AL: Recollections of War Times, By an Old Veteran, While Under Stonewall Jackson and Lieutenant James Longstreet
- 15th AL: Gettysburg Requiem : The Life and Lost Causes of Confederate Colonel William C. Oates
- Number 338. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Lieutenant Colonel Ferris Jacobs, jr., Third New York Cavalry, of operations September 16-17 and October 7
- 4th Alabama Infantry
- 4th AL: Reuben Vaughan Kidd: Soldier of the Confederacy
- 4th AL: From Huntsville to Appomattox: R.T. Coles’s History of 4th Regiment, Alabama Volunteer Infantry, C.S.A., Army of Northern Virginia
- Number 337. Petersburg Campaign Report of Colonel George W. Lewis, Third New York Cavalry, of operations September 6
- 5th Texas Infantry
- 5th TX: Forever the Cause: The Life and Legacy of Confederate Colonel Robert M. Powell, 5th Texas Infantry
- 5th TX: Lone Star Confederate: A Gallant and Good Soldier of the 5th Texas Infantry
- 5th TX: Touched by Fire: Letters From Company D, 5th Texas Infantry, Hood’s Brigade, Army of Northern Virginia, 1862-1865
- 5th TX: “The Men of the Bayou City Guards (Company A, 5th Texas Infantry, Hood’s Brigade).” Thesis
- 5th TX: Reminiscences of the Civil War
- 5th TX: War Letters of Captain Tacitus T. Clay, C.S.A.
- 5th TX: Lone Star Preacher: Being a Chronicle of the Acts of Praxitales Swan, M.E. Church South, Sometime Captain, 5th Texas Regiment, Confederate States Provisional Army
- 5th TX: Unveiling and Dedication of Monument to Hood’s Texas Brigade on the Capitol Grounds at Austin, Texas
- 5th TX: Hood’s Texas Brigade, Its Marches, Its Battles, Its Achievements
- 5th TX: Rebel Private, Front and Rear; Experiences and Observations from the Early Fifties and Through the Civil War
- Number 336. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Colonel Robert M. West, Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, commanding First Brigade, of operations October 7 and December 10
- 4th Texas Infantry
- 4th TX: Mexican Texans in the Union Army
- 4th TX: From Corsicana to Appomattox: The Story of the Coriscana Invincibles and Navarro Rifles
- 4th TX: Gaines’ Mill to Appomattox: Waco & McLennan County in Hood’s Texas Brigade
- 4th TX: Rags and Hope: The Recollections of Val. C. Giles Four Years with Hood’s Brigade, Fourth Texas Infantry, 1861-1865
- 4th TX: The Confederate Soldier: And Ten Years in South America
- 4th TX: A Soldier’s Letters to Charming Nellie
- 4th TX: Memories of the Lost Cause: Stories and Adventures of a Confederate Soldier
- Petersburg National Battlefield “Traveler’s Checklist” at National Parks Traveler
- Number 335. Petersburg Campaign Reports of Brigadier General August V. Kautz, U. S. Army, commanding Cavalry Division, of operations September 16-17, October 7, and December 10
- The Battle of the Crater Elsewhere
- BTC Notes: A History of the 15th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry 1861-1865
- 1st Texas Infantry
- 1st TX: ”Antebellum Social Characteristics of the Officers and Men in the First Texas Infantry, Confederate States Army.” (MA Thesis)
- 1st TX: “A Yellow Rose in Old Dominion: The Civil War Reminiscences of Orlando T. Hanks.” (MA Thesis)
- 1st TX: From Corsicana to Appomattox: The Story of the Corsicana Invincibles and the Navarro Rifles
- 1st TX: History of Captain B.F. Benton’s Company, Hood’s Texas Brigade, 1861-1865
- 1st TX: The Marshall Guards; Harrison County’s Contribution to Hood’s Texas Brigade
- 1st TX: First Texas Regiment
- 1st TX: History of Company M: First Texas Volunteer Infantry
- Octave Bruso Diary: Week of August 14, 1864
- Number 334. Petersburg Campaign Report of Lieutenant Wallace F. Randolph, Fifth U. S. Artillery, Acting Aide-de-Camp, Artillery Brigade, of operations October 27
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