Re: Gedanken zur "Stahlrohrlanze 1888"

Geschrieben von DaveRave am 19. Oktober 2004 11:09:58:

Als Antwort auf: Re: Gedanken zur "Stahlrohrlanze 1888" geschrieben von BBouvier am 19. Oktober 2004 10:16:44:

Hmm, und was sagst Du, daß etwa 200.000 Deutsche in den Unionsregimentern kämpften?

...und hier nur einige dt. Nordstaaten-Offiziere:

Louis/Ludwig Blenker, Brigadier General Volunteers
Born May 12, 1812 at Worms, Germany
Honorably discharged March 31, 1863
Died October 31, 1863 at Rockland County NY of injuries in fall from horse
Buried Rockland Cemetery, Sparkill NY

Heinrich/Henry Bohlen, Brigadier General Volunteers
Born October 22, 1810 at Bremen, Germany
Killed August 21, 1862 along Rappahannock near Remington VA
Buried Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia PA

August Valentine Kautz, Brevet Major General
Born January 5, 1828 near Pforzheim, Baden, Germany
USMA 35th in 1852
Served on commission trying Lincoln conspirators
Died September 4, 1895 at Seattle WA
Buried Arlington National Cemetery

Peter Joseph Osterhaus, Major General
Born January 4, 1823 at Coblenz, Prussia
Wounded at Big Black River
Died January 2, 1917 at Duisburg, Germany
Buried Coblenz, Prussia (Germany)

Frederich Salomon, Brevet Major General
Born April 7, 1826 at Strobek, Saxony, Prussia
Died March 8, 1897 at Salt Lake City UT
Buried Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Salt Lake City

Franz Sigel, Major General Volunteers
Born November 18, 1824 at Sinsheim, Baden, Germany
Died August 21, 1902 at New York NY
Buried Woodlawn Cemetery, New York

Daniel Ullmann, Brevet Major General
Born April 28, 1810 at Wilmington DE
Captured on retreat from Cedar Mountain
Died September 20, 1892 at Nyack NY
Buried Oakhill Cemetery, Nyack

Baron Adolph Wilhelm August Friedrich von Steinwehr, Brigadier General
Born September 25, 1822 at Blankenburg, Brunswick, Germany
Brunswick Military Academy
Died February 25, 1877 at Buffalo NY
Buried Albany Rural Cemetery, Albany NY

etc pp ...

Gruß
DR


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