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BlogsUNION SOLDIER, William C. STETLER, PA. More Stetler info. In 1860, he was living with his family in the 13th ward of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (7). He was an apprentice to a tinsmith (7). When he was enlisted, he was a roofer (3). Description I had this site pointed out to me, by someone who researches mostly the STETLER'S and early American history, genealogy-named Dean THOMSON. Lot's of CONFEDERATE info. After reading the only book one of my GG Grandfather's a John H. (Henry) LEWIS b. 1835 in Portsmouth, VA, dec'd 1917 at one of his daughter's home's in Washington DC. I have become even more interested in the Confederate's in Washington DC, which are rarely mentioned, except that they were sometimes, imprisoned there and convicted or went their to petition the government of LINCOLN for clemency. Do you now who this person is?
 I dident recognize him either but it is the famous star from the Tv Series North and South Patrick Swayze. 'North an South' star Patrick Swayze has said that he is continuing to respond well to his cancer treatment. I have watch the great Tv series North and South for a cuple of days, and i recomend you all that not have seen it to watch it, i think that it is possible the best series that have been on Tv ever. The series was so good so i have grief in one's heart when i watch the last part Here is a Plot summary for North and South Hi sence i start the discussion forum have i notic that the topic about slavery is a hot, I think that many of the people don’t have forgott what has happen, the north and south is still in the war despite it is over 142 years that the war begin. It’s said that people think that the war only was about the slavery, it was even a economics war.Look in the state in Mississippi how the black people live, I don’t think that the black people have the same finances like them have in New York, Mississippi is still many years after the rest of USA
North Carolinian Catherine Edmondston wrote on 11th February 1862: Captain Henry A. Chambers, of the 49th North Carolina Infantry, wrote on 10th February 1864: Down in Louisiana, a young lady named Sarah Morgan was delighted to receive a letter from her brother James, serving in the C.S. Navy. Her diary entry for 9th February 1863 reads, in part, as follows: Staying in 1865 for just a little longer, we move on to the diary of Judith W. McGuire, a Virginian lady.
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