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To correct a misunderstanding...
Apparently, this site has caused some confusion among those interested in the 26th Miss. Some think this site has replaced the original…Continue
Started by Steve Hardwick in General Questions Apr 8, 2010.
My great Grandfather 2 Replies
I am trying to find out some information on my great grandfather Peter Hardin. my dad was the youngest of seven brothers so by the time i came along and got interisted in him my grandparents had past…Continue
Started by Chris Hardin in Information about a 26th Miss ancestor. Last reply by Chris Hardin Apr 8, 2010.
Lt. Loammi Harris 2 Replies
There is a family tradtion that Lt. Loammi Harris was captured in the Civil War. Does anyone have any information that would confirm this? He was a Lt. in the 26th Mississippi Infantry.
Started by Phillip M. Wren in Information about a 26th Miss ancestor. Last reply by Phillip M. Wren Jan 31, 2010.
Additions/Revisions to the 26th Miss Site 2 Replies
Some of you wanted to be updated of any changes made to www.26thmississippi.com, so whenever additions or revisions are made, I will post them here. Just…Continue
Started by Steve Hardwick in Announcements. Last reply by Steve Hardwick Dec 9, 2009.
Join me in thanking the owner of WD 289 6 Replies
We are indebted to the caretaker of WD 289 for providing us with the exclusive privilege of displaying the flag to the world. Some of you have made private comments to me as to how thrilled you are…Continue
Started by Steve Hardwick in Information about relics of the 26th Miss.. Last reply by T.J. Sheppard Dec 9, 2009.
Question About How This Site Works? 5 Replies
If you have a question about how this site works, please ask away. I'll add a couple of items below.
Started by Steve Hardwick in General Questions. Last reply by Steve Hardwick Oct 6, 2009.
FYI for everyone new
Since we have several folks who are brand new to the 26th Miss community, you may not be aware that this site is a companion to www.26thmississippi.com.…Continue
Started by Steve Hardwick in Administrative Oct 3, 2009.
Would you like to hear the "Rebel Yell"?
In 1935 a radio station in North Carolina recorded the rebel yell as remembered by a 90 year old Confederate veteran. It's presented on the website of the 26th North Carolina Regiment. Check it out…Continue
Started by Steve Hardwick in Administrative Sep 29, 2009.
Leaving and Receiving Messages on this Forum
There are two ways to communicate with another member: 1) By leaving a wall comment, and 2) By sending a private message.
You can leave a wall comment by going to another member's page and typing a message in the box entitled "Comment Wall." Once entered, your message will be immediately appear on that person's page, and everyone will be able to read it.
You can also send a private message. Visit another member's page and click on "Send a Message" (Upper lefthand menu). This message will go into the other person's private INBOX and only he or she will be able to read it.
Since this forum is all about networking and sharing information, leaving messages on the comment wall is the obvious first choice. But there are times you may want to send a message in private, and so you have that option.
BTW, don't forget to check your INBOX in the upper righthand corner. If you've received private communication, the number of messages will be indicated in parentheses.
You can leave a wall comment by going to another member's page and typing a message in the box entitled "Comment Wall." Once entered, your message will be immediately appear on that person's page, and everyone will be able to read it.
You can also send a private message. Visit another member's page and click on "Send a Message" (Upper lefthand menu). This message will go into the other person's private INBOX and only he or she will be able to read it.
Since this forum is all about networking and sharing information, leaving messages on the comment wall is the obvious first choice. But there are times you may want to send a message in private, and so you have that option.
BTW, don't forget to check your INBOX in the upper righthand corner. If you've received private communication, the number of messages will be indicated in parentheses.
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Timothy Leo Cook left a comment for Louis Cook
could you tell me who you are? martin is my great grandfather.my name is tim cook and i had my g-grandfather put on here.tcook@earth-comm.com
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Thanks for sharing all your photos. Very nice!
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Ralph:
Please email me, in addition to commenting here....obviously I have let a lot of time pass before getting back to this page, but I do want to get together to discuss the bond our ancestors obviously shared.
Ray
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Stephen left a comment for Steve Hardwick
I am actually doing some research on one of the 26th 's recruitment camps. I think that it would be neet to stand in the camp were my gggg grandfather stayed before shipping out to the east coast. do you happen to have any diaries?
Jim, I am…
Steve Hardwick left a comment for Melissa Jones
Melissa, welcome to 26th Miss D&F! Hope this will help you network with others so you can learn more about your ancestor. Enjoy!
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Hi, Russell! Great to hear from you. Hope all is going well. Thanks for getting on board!
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Welcome to the 26th Miss D&F! Enjoy!
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Welcome to 26th Miss D&F! I hope you'll be able to learn more about your ancestor here. Thanks for joining the 26th family!
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