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Monthly Archives: February 2013
“Can this be Hell?”
The diary of Connecticut POW Robert Kellogg indicates that it was raining the day my great-great-grandfather, William Davies, arrived at Andersonville Prison. Kellogg had already been there for a month, enduring the Georgia heat of mid- to late May of … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, prisoners of war, Uncategorized
Tagged ancestors, Andersonville, Civil War, diary, Post-Traumatic Stress, prison, prisoner of war
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Greetings from Andersonville Prison
No, I’m not in jail. I spent yesterday at the National Historic Site marking the prison where my great-great-grandfather spent three months as a POW during the Civil War. On June 10, 1864, William Davies was captured at the Battle of Brice’s … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, prisoners of war
Tagged ancestors, Andersonville, Civil War, diary, Post-Traumatic Stress, prison, prisoner of war, PTSD
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