Today In History
A Day in the History of the Civil War
Today is Saturday, December 28, 2024.
Birthdays
1801 James Barnes, Bvt Major General (Union volunteers), died in 1869
1822 William Booth Taliaferro, Brig Gen (Confederate Army), died in 1898
1823 Thomas Alexander Scott, Asst Secy War (Union), died in 1881
1827 Robert Latimer McCook, volunteers Brig General (Union), died in 1862
1833 Charles Miller Shelley, Brig General (Confederate Army), died in 1907
Events
1864 Battle of Egypt Station, MS
That's all for today
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