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'Beyond the Power of My Feeble Pen': The Fate of a Limerick Octogenarian's Sons in the West, 1862 – Irish in the American Civil

Limerickman Patrick Vaughan had lived a long life by the 1860s. He was born sometime around 1783, the year that the conflict between the American Colonies and Britain had finally drawn to a close. …
Irish in the American Civil War | Yearly Archive | 2016

Battle of Ream’s Station (3) Battle of Roanoke Island (1) Battle of Sailor’s Creek (1) Battle of Salem Church (1) Battle of Sayler’s Creek (2) Battle of Second Bull Run (3) Battle of Shiloh (4)...