Roll Of Honor
is a historical record meticulously compiled by the United States Army Quartermaster Corps, listing the names of soldiers who died in defense of the American Union during the Civil War. This invaluable document provides a comprehensive register of those interred in National Cemeteries and other burial sites. Serving as both a memorial and a critical resource for genealogical research, this book offers a somber yet vital glimpse into the human cost of the war.
Researchers, historians, and those with personal connections to the Civil War era will find this an essential resource. Its detailed lists preserve the memory of the soldiers and honor their sacrifice to the nation. "Roll Of Honor" remains a testament to the past and an enduring tribute to the individuals who shaped American history.
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