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From Farming to Fighting

Following the 10 th Alabama Infantry Company F. From Farming to Fighting. Confederate Enlistment Form. Although most Confederate soldiers simply signed a muster roll to enlist in the Army of the Confederate States, some did sign enlistment forms. Confederate Enlistment Form Example. state.

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From Farming to Fighting

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  1. Following the 10th Alabama Infantry Company F From Farming to Fighting

  2. Confederate Enlistment Form • Although most Confederate soldiers simply signed a muster roll to enlist in the Army of the Confederate States, some did sign enlistment forms.

  3. Confederate Enlistment Form Example state town county name occupation date name town, state signature date http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~lawebste/lec/militaryrecords/JWCoyle.jpg

  4. Confederate Money

  5. Alabama Civil War Soldiers Database • Look at the Alabama Civil War Soldiers Database card. • What occupation did Jesse Nivens hold? • How old was he when he enlisted in the 10th Alabama Infantry, Company F? • Where was he living when he enlisted? • In what county is Wilsonville, Alabama, located?

  6. WebQuest Instructions • Work in pairs to answer the questions found on the WebQuest assignment sheet. • You will be creating a timeline of the battles in which the 10th Alabama took part. • After completing the timeline, you will visit various Web sites pertaining to those battles and answer questions about the battles. • You will use Google Earth to pinpoint each battle’s position in the order in which it was fought , thus creating a Google Earth tour of those battlefields or sites.

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