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Civil War-era bayonet unearthed in garden in Jacksonville, Illinois

Civil War-era bayonet unearthed in garden in Jacksonville, Illinois
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Perfect for St Pat s Day—a history of the Irish in Illinois

New book by NIU professor, former student sheds light on towering roles of Irish Americans March 9, 2021 DeKalb, Ill. Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, NIU History Professor Sean Farrell and his former doctoral student Mathieu Billings, now a faculty associate in history and political science at the University of Indianapolis, have a new book out titled, “The Irish in Illinois.” How did the Irish help shape the Prairie State? Who have been some of the most unheralded Irish in state history? Where does Illinois rank in terms of its St. Paddy’s Day celebrations? Farrell and Billings have the answers.

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Thomas Alexander BOYD, Congress, IL (1830-1897)

BOYD Thomas Alexander , a Representative from Illinois; born near Bedford, Adams County, Pa., June 25, 1830; attended the public schools; was graduated from Marshall College, Mercersburg, Pa., in 1848; studied law in Chambersburg, Pa.; was admitted to the bar and commenced practice in Bedford, Pa.

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Albert Cashier Was A Transgender Civil War Hero

The True Story Of Albert Cashier, A Transgender Civil War Hero By Allen McDuffee/Jan. 26, 2021 9:50 am EDT On August 6, 1862, a young man by the name of Albert Cashier answered the call by President Abraham Lincoln to fight on behalf of the Union Army in the American Civil War. The 16,000 men would be no match for the hundreds of thousands serving in the Confederate States Army. Like the 2.5 million people who eventually joined the Union Army, Cashier did so as a volunteer. Cashier, who enlisted in the Union Army in Belvidere, Illinois, fought with the 95th Illinois Infantry, and was involved in some of the most important battles in the war, fighting in Mississippi, Missouri and Tennessee and Louisiana.

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There s a lot of history here : Three-generation effort at Mt Greenwood Cemetery marks veterans graves going back to Civil War

There s a lot of history here : Three-generation effort at Mt Greenwood Cemetery marks veterans graves going back to Civil War
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