Civil War |
| By 1861, a number
of early Shelby County, Ohio residents had either served in the War of 1812, the War with
Mexico in 1848, or knew someone who had. These men were fiercely patriotic.
Ultimately, hundreds of thousands would lose their lives in America's Civil War.
Learn what led to the conflict and its impact on those who participated in the long bitter
struggle between the North and the South. The time period is in the early
1860s. Return to Archives Home Page |
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- Atlanta Olympics Recall Great
Sacrifices Made by Shelby County Soldiers
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- Jonathan Lewis: Lincoln's Last Surviving Bodyguard Lived in Plattsville After the War
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- McGinnis: Civil War
Casualty, Honored, But Poorly Spelled
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- Several Local Civil War Soldiers Died in Southern Prison Camps
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