Monday, March 01, 2021

Books on the 3rd Michigan Infantry

 The History of the 3rd Michigan Infantry 

Based on over 30 years of research and thousands of pages of primary and contemporary source materials, the history of the first infantry regiment to leave Grand Rapids, Michigan for the war in Virginia, is available in two volumes:

History of the 3rd Michigan 1855-1865  The story of the regiment from its beginnings in the mid-1850s when western Michigan was a frontier to its final mustering out of federal service. in June of 1864 More than 450 pages long with a detailed chronology, rosters, numerous appendices, an extensive bibliography and exhaustive surname index.

History of the 3rd Michigan Infantry Association 1870-1927 Recounts the creation of the Old 3rd Michigan Infantry Association in the early 1870s and describes each of the 55 annual reunions. Based on newspaper accounts and association records, also comes with an extensive surname index and membership roster.

Also available is The Generals of the 3rd Michigan Infantry Provides comprehensive biographical sketches of the five men who were awarded the rank of brevet general during the American Civil War; four brigadier generals: Stephen G. Champlin, Moses B. Houghton, Israel C. Smith, and Ambrose A. Stevens; and one major general Byron R. Pierce.

The Biographies of the Men who served in the 3rd Michigan Infantry 

Now available in print the biographies of every one of the 1,411 men who served at one time or another in the 3rd Michigan Infantry, 1st organization.  In four volumes, on Amazon:

Abbott to Cutler

Dailey to Kusig

Lacey to Ryan

Salisbury to Zoll

And thanks for the support!

Saturday, February 27, 2021

Back in action

The 3rd Michigan Infantry research Project website has migrated back to blogger so be sure to subscribe and get the latest updates. 

Over the coming weeks I'll be posting information from the old website so it will still be accessible.

Thanks for your support!

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

3rd Michigan blog has moved

Hi to all you who have been faithfully following this blog for the past I-don't-know-how-many years, well it's moved to my Old 3rd Michigan website. You can find it right here:

http://www.oldthirdmichigan.org/thirdmichigan-news/

You can still search the new blog and you can sign up for notifications of future updates as well, right on the page.

Thanks again for your support all these years!

Steve

Monday, December 04, 2017

Leonard Partello

Leonard was 44 years old, married with six children and probably from Lyons, Ionia County, when he enlisted for three years at Lyons on October 11, 1864, in Company C, 3rd reorganized Michigan Infantry.

He died of disease on January 8, 1868, at Murfreesboro, TN, and was buried in the National Cemetery at Stones River plot F, grave no. 2505.