First Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment (Ramsey's)

 

 

Engagement between Federal troops and the First Georgia Regiment at Laurel Hill. (Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper - Collection of George W. Martin)

Colonel James Newton Ramsey  (Courtesy of Loretta Andrews)

 

 

Pensacola area (National Park Service website http://www.nps.gov/nr/twhp/wwwlps/lessons/38pickens/38locate1.htm)

Confederate and Federal positions at Laurel Hill and Rich Mountain. (Battles and Leaders of the Civil War)

Battle of Greenbrier River, by A. T. McRae. (Library of Congress)

1816/1822 Springfield Musket. (Courtesy of Collectors Firearms, Houston, TX, used with permission. www.collectorsfirearms.com)

 

 

Colonel James Newton Ramsey  (Courtesy of Loretta Andrews)

Captain George M. Hanvey (Atlanta Constitution)

Private William S. Askew  (Library of Congress)

Battleflag of Company "D" Southern Guard (Courtesy of Greg Biggs)

Oglethorpe Infantry  (Photographic History of the Civil War)

Private Benjamin H. Campbell (Courtesy of Cynthia Coan)

Captain Thomas B. Cabiness (The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography)

Monuments to Coweta County Confederate Soldiers, Gate City Guards, Bainbridge Independents, Monroe County Confederate Soldiers, and Dahlonega County Courthouse  (Photographs by George W. Martin)

Sergeant John T. Youngblood  (Courtesy of Jeff Youngblood)

 

Kalers Ford (Photograph by George W. Martin)