Civil War Resources
Civil War
Collection at North Carolina Digital Collections (NC Archives)
Confederate Pension Applications at NC Digital Collections (NC Archives) North
Carolina Sesquicentennial Civil War Resources: NC Digital Collections
New Bern mentioned in Civil War Era Poems and Songs from the Library of Congress:
- The Third Massachusetts Volunteer Militia to Its Friends at Home
- Ninth New Jersey Volunteer Regiment
- Root Hog or Die, #5 (First Copy)
- Root Hog, or Die, #5 (Second Copy)
- Whack row de dow, or Hunkey boy is Yankee Doodle
- Our Pottsville Volunteers
- The Gallant 99th Regiment N.Y.S.V.
- We're Passing the Bridge, Mother
Adjutant Stearns by William A. Stearns (book about a Massachusetts soldier killed at the Battle of New Bern, published 1862)
Battle of New Bern, March 14, 1862, and Confederate centennial : New Bern-Craven County, 1862-1962 (1962)
Civil War Sketchbook of Cpl. Joseph Shadek, Co. A, 8th Connecticut (includes scenes of Eastern NC, Burnside's Expedition).
"Confederate Dead to be Honored Thursday" (newspaper article with roster of soldiers from Craven County area) with Addendum
Confederate memorial addresses : Monday, May 11, 1885, New Bern, N. C.
Eugene Goodwin Diary (soldier with the 99th NY Infantry, stationed in Eastern North Carolina from October 1863 to June 1864)
Experience of a Confederate Chaplain, 1861-1864 by Alexander Davis Betts
The Fate of a Coward (drawing from NY Historical Society)
First and Second Regiments, NC Union Volunteers
Herbert E. Valentine Collection at Wake Forest University
Heroines of the Confederacy, New Bern and Vicinity, 1861-1865
Horace K. Ford Papers, 1862-1863, written from New Bern and Beaufort.
Life of a Confederate Soldier by John B. Ernul
Massachusetts memorial to her soldiers and sailors who died in the Department of No. Carolina, 1861-1865 by James Browne Gardner (1909); also available at the Internet Archive
Newbern as it was, and is, 1862
North Carolina Revisited by William Garrison Reed, 44th Massachusetts (1884 account with photographs of Eastern North Carolina).
Report of state commission for erection of monument to Ninth New Jersey volunteers at New Berne, North Carolina. Dedication (1905); also available at the Internet Archive
Rules Regulating the Market! Provost Marshal's Office, Beaufort, N.C., July 28, 1864.
Union Regiments Based in New Bern, 1861-1865
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Updated: November 13, 2018.