Our harddrive has crashed again.  It's the same one that failed before, except that we were able to reformat it and continue to use it.  The good news is that very little was lost this time.  Because of other issues, mailing list for Skedaddle was moved to an on-line service and it was lost.  Almost all of the work that's been done recently is on-line at our web-site.  A few hours work on current projects, some personal photos and, of course, all of our saved internet "favorites" is primarily what we lost.  Of course, installation of a new hard drive, formatting it and installing all of the software are all additional costs in money and time. 

 

All of the material for the Index to Sanitary Commission's Report on treatment of prisoners has been reorganized and reindexed.

 

 

Home • e-Journal • Mail/Subscribe• Site Map • Free Graphics Skedaddle: Nineteenth Century Writings of the American Civil War APPENDIX TO THE REPORT OF THE SANITARY COMMITTEE: BEING THE EVIDENCE TAKEN BY THE COMMISSION RELATING TO TREATMENT OF UNION PRISONERS BY THE REBELS (index to the Appendix)

EVIDENCE OF OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY RETURNED AFTER CONFINEMENT IN REBEL PRISONS TESTIMONY OF PRIVATES AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS TESTIMONY OF COMMISSIONED AND MEDICAL OFFICERS EVIDENCE OF UNITED STATES ARMY SURGEONS, IN CHARGE OF THE FOUR HOSPITALS AT ANNAPOLIS AND BALTIMORE , MD., TO WHICH RETURNED UNION PRISONERS WERE BROUGHT FROM RICHMOND, VA. ALSO, EVIDENCE OBTAINED FROM EYE-WITNESSES Testimony of Surgeon B. A. VanderKieft Testimony, by Letter, of Surgeon William S. Ely Testimony of Surgeon G. B. Parker Surgeon G. B. Parker, recalled Testimony of Surgeon De Witt C. Peters Testimony of Surgeon A. Chapel Testimony of Miss D. L. Dix Testimony of Joseph B. Abbott QUARTERLY REPORT Of the Hospitals for the Federal prisoners, Richmond, Va., furnished by Surgeon-General C. S. A., April 1, 1864.  Obtained by a paroled and returned Federal prisoner. (Click on image to view.) EVIDENCE RELATING TO UNITED STATES STATIONS FOR REBEL PRISONERS Letter from Quartermaster-General M. C. Meigs Testimony taken at Fort Delaware Testimony taken at De Camp General Hospital, David's Island, New York Testimony on Johnson's Island, Near Sandusky, Ohio EVIDENCE OF SOLDIERS OF THE REBEL ARMY CONFINED AT UNITED STATES STATIONS Testimony taken at Lincoln Hospital, Washington, D. C. Testimony taken at De Camp General Hospital, David's Island, New York Testimony taken at Fort Delaware

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