The Flags of Civil War South Carolina
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The Flags of Civil War South Carolina

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The Flags of Civil War South Carolina

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This detailed historical reference covers every known flag representing the Confederate State of Carolina and its role in the Civil War.

Many flags have represented the state of South Carolina over its long history. After years of locating, measuring, and determining the historical significance of more than one hundred flags displayed during the War Between the States, historian Glenn Dedmondt presents the most detailed and comprehensive look at South Carolina's Civil War-era flags.

Included in this volume are: the Lone Star and Palmetto Flag, the first Southern flag hoisted over Fort Sumter; the Charleston Depot battle flag, and the naval Jack, flown only on a ship of war when in port. Through these banners and the stories that surround them, Dedmondt relates the story of South Carolina's Civil War years.

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Publisher
Pelican Publishing
Year
2000
ISBN
9781455604357
Topic
History
Subtopic
American Civil War History
Index
History

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover
  2. On Flags and Heroes
  3. Sovereignty Flag
  4. Columbia
  5. Palmetto Guard: Pvt. John Bird's Flag
  6. State Sovereignty Flag: Stanley Building
  7. Chester County Sovereignty Flag
  8. A Flag is Born
  9. Fort Sumter Garrison Flag
  10. Patriotic Miniatures
  11. 1st National Flag: Matanzas, Cuba/Steamer Gordon
  12. Palmetto Fire Company
  13. Charleston Signal Flag
  14. Fort Sumter Signal Flag
  15. 1st National (variant): South Carolina
  16. Washington Artillery: (Resewn from Federal Flag)
  17. Fort Sumter Garrison Flag
  18. Fort Sumter Battle Flag
  19. Distinctively South Carolina
  20. 3rd Battalion Cavalry: South Carolina Volunteers
  21. Company Guidons: 3rd Battalion, South Carolina Volunteer Cavalry
  22. Williamsburg Light Dragoons: Company B, 12th Cavalry Battalion, South Carolina Volunteers: Company I, 4th Cavalry Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers
  23. Lone Star Dragoons: South Carolina Volunteers
  24. 5th Regiment Cavalry: South Carolina Volunteers
  25. 5th Regiment Cavalry: South Carolina Volunteers
  26. South Carolina Rangers: Company D, 5th Regiment Cavalry, S.C. Volunteers
  27. Cadet Rangers: Co. F, 16th Bn. S.C. Partisan Rangers; 6th S.C. Cavalry
  28. The Cadet Rangers at Trevilian Station
  29. Independent Mounted Rifles/ James Mounted Riflemen
  30. 1st (Orr's) Regiment of Rifles: South Carolina Volunteers
  31. 1st (Gregg's) Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  32. 1st Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  33. Those Soul-stirring Blue Banners
  34. Edisto Rifles: Company A, 1st (Hagood's) Regiment, S.C.V.
  35. Richland Rifles: Co. A, 1st Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  36. Pee Dee Rifles/Pee Dee Artillery: Co. D, 1st Regiment Infantry/ Co. C, 18th Battalion, S.C. Artillery
  37. Union District Volunteers: Co. E, 1st Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  38. Monticello Guards/ Fairfield Volunteers: Company I, 1st Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  39. Saluda Guards: Company O, 1st Regiment Infantry, S.C. Volunteers
  40. Saluda Guards: Company O, 1st Regiment Infantry, S.C. Volunteers
  41. Hampton Legion: South Carolina Volunteers
  42. Hampton Legion: South Carolina Volunteers
  43. Washington Light Infantry: Company A, Infantry Battalion, Hampton Legion
  44. Claremont Rifles: Company G, Infantry Battalion, Hampton Legion
  45. German Volunteers: Company H, Infantry Battalion, Hampton Legion: Company B, Artillery Battalion, Hampton Legion
  46. South Carolina Zouave Volunteers: Company H (2nd), Infantry Battalion, Hampton Legion
  47. Edgefield Hussars: Company A, Cavalry Battalion, Hampton Legion
  48. Beaufort District Troop: Company C, Cavalry Battalion, Hampton Legion
  49. The Unfolding of the Battle Flag
  50. 2nd Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  51. Palmetto Guard: South Carolina Militia/South Carolina Volunteers
  52. 3rd Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  53. Williams Guards: Company B, 3rd Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  54. Laurens Briars: Co. G, 3rd Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  55. 4th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  56. 4th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  57. 5th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  58. Johnson Riflemen: Company A, 5th Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  59. Pea Ridge Volunteers: Co. B (later Co. E), 5th Regiment Infantry, S.C. Volunteers
  60. Kings Mountain Guards: Company F, 5th Regiment Infantry
  61. Catawba Light Infantry: Company H, 5th Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  62. Palmetto Sharpshooters (Jenkins Infantry Regiment): South Carolina Volunteers
  63. Palmetto Sharpshooters (Jenkins' Infantry Regiment): South Carolina Volunteers
  64. 6th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  65. 7th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  66. 7th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  67. 7th Battalion Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  68. 7th Battalion Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  69. Malvern Hill Flag
  70. 8th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  71. 10th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  72. 10th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  73. WAR TORN FLAGS GIVEN TO STATE
  74. 11th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  75. 11th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  76. 12th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  77. 13th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  78. Brockman Guards: Company B, 13th Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  79. 14th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers The Hiding of the Colors
  80. 14th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  81. Ryan Guards: Co. H, 14th Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  82. McCalla Rifles
  83. McCalla Rifles: Co. I, 14th Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  84. 15th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  85. Lexington Guards: Co. C, 15th Regiment Infantry, South Carolina Volunteers
  86. 16th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  87. Sharpsburg Flag
  88. Hagood's Brigade: South Carolina Volunteers
  89. Hagood's Brigade: South Carolina Volunteers
  90. 21st Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  91. 21st Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  92. 21st Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  93. Wallace's Brigade: South Carolina Volunteers
  94. 24th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  95. 25th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  96. 25th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  97. 26th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  98. Charleston Light Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  99. 27th Regiment Infantry: South Carolina Volunteers
  100. Calhoun Light Battery: 1st Company (Co. A), Battalion of Artillery; Regular Army of S.C.
  101. 1st Regiment Artillery: South Carolina Volunteers
  102. Inglis Light Artillery (Charles' Battery): Company D, 2nd S.C. Regiment
  103. 3rd Regiment S.C. Regular Artillery: (Formerly 1st Regiment, S.C. Regular Infantry)
  104. Beaufort Volunteer Artillery: Elliott's/Stuart's (S.C.) Artillery Company
  105. Chesterfield Artillery: Coit's Battery
  106. Washington Artillery: Company A, Artillery Battalion, Hampton Legion
  107. German Artillery: Company B, Artillery Battalion, Hampton Legion
  108. Fergusons (S.C.) Artillery Company: (Beauregard's Battery)
  109. Fergusons (S.C.) Artillery Co.: (Beauregard's Battery)
  110. Palmetto Artillery
  111. Lafayette Artillery: Captain J. T. Kanapaux s Co.
  112. Wagner Light Artillery: Company D, 3rd (Palmetto) Battalion Light Artillery
  113. Chesnut Light Artillery: Company F, 3rd (Palmetto) Battalion Light Artillery
  114. Marion Light Artillery: Capt. Edward L. Parker's Company
  115. Washington Artillery: Capt. George H. Walter's Battery
  116. Naval Ensign
  117. Naval Commission Pennant
  118. Naval Jack
  119. Dimensions of the Battle Flags
  120. Bibliography
  121. Flags Not Illustrated: S.C. Confederate Relic Room S.C. State Museum
  122. Appreciation
  123. Used With Permission