Research, Resources, and Recommended Reading Material for "On Our Own Soil" The Fall of '63
Online Resources ![]()
Click on the below links from the West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History
Report of Captain William H. Mattingly on the Battle of Bulltown
"My Recollection And Experiences Of The Civil War" (Battle of Bulltown)
"Childhood Memories of Old Fort At Bulltown Revived in Interesting Sketch"
"The Battle of Bulltown," by Roy Bird Cook
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Click on the below links for the reports prepared for United States Army Corps of Engineers
Archeological Test Excavations at the Bulltown Civil War Site
A History of the Weston & Gauley Bridge Turnpike
Fold3
Log into your Fold3 account and click HERE for pre filtered search for 19th and 20th Virginia Cavalry.
National Archives
Ordnance Returns for the 6th West Virginia Infantry Click HERE
Ordnance Returns for the 11th West Virginia Infantry Click HERE
Homespun Historical Ventures Inc.
19th and 20th Virginia Cavalry Regiments – Comprehensive History Including Operations As Infantry Click HERE.
6th and 11th West Virginia Infantry Regiments – Comprehensive History Click HERE.
Recommended Reading Material
On Our Own Soil
William Lowther Jackson and the Civil War in West Virginia's Mountains
by Ronald V. Hardway
Personal Reminiscences Of The Civil War
By Captain. David Poe, 20th Virginia Cavalry
Virginia Regimental Histories Series
The Virginia State Rangers and State Line
19th and 20th Virginia Cavalry
Sacrifice All For The Union
The Civil War Experiences of Captain John Young and His Family
Company G 13th and 11th Regiments West Virginia Volunteer Infantry 1861-1865
By Philip Hatfield, Ph.D.
Personal recollections of Private John Henry Cammack : a soldier of the Confederacy, 1861-1865
By John Henry Cammack, 20th Virginia Cavalry,
Click HERE for the E-book