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New Jersey in the American Civil War__ You will find a good list of resources about New Jersey and the Civil War. There is a special emphasis on infantry, light artillery and militia regiments. - From Earth Station Nine - http://www.earthstation9.com/index.html?new_jer2.htm 

New Jersey in the Civil War__ "New Jersey's role in the Civil War is examined by using six subtopics: -Horrors of War - Opposing Viewpoints -Patriotic Contributions from New Jersey People - Battles - Ellis' Letters - NJ Women and the War" You will find the links to these sections right beneath the "box" at the top of the page. - From Rutgers University - http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/njh/CivWar/ 

New Jersey And The Civil War 1861 - 1865__ "New Jersey was a state split by the Civil War. Economically, it was tied to markets in the South; it was the last northern state to abolish slavery; Newark Journal editorial writer, Edward N. Fuller, supported secession; and it divided its electoral votes in the Presidential election of 1860 (Lincoln would receive 4 and Stephen A. Douglas, 3)." You can read the whole story. - illustrated - From Len Entrabartolo - http://49njrvs.tripod.com/ 
 
New Jersey Volunteer Regiments__ Here you will find regimental history and rosters. - From Joseph Beegle and ITConsultants - http://home.att.net/~geneology/15thNJVI/15thform.html 

New Jersey's Civil War History Page 1860 - 1865 __ You will find rosters and some cemetary information. This site looks like a work in progress which should be worth taking a look at again in the future. - illustrated - From newjersey1861.com - http://www.newjersey1861.com/ 

Union Regiments - New Jersey__ Organization and service history of New Jersey military units (cavalry, artillery, infantry). - From The Civil War Archive - http://www.civilwararchive.com/unionnj.htm

 
 

 

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