A cemeterial conundrum: the case of Charles Fuchs (and others like him)
From John Hennessy: We repost this (originally from 2010) in advance of our walk through the National Cemetery tonight, for History at Sunset. It is a vivid example of the conundrums we often face.
The annual illumination of the National Cemetery–one candle for each of the 15,000 men buried there.
On September 30, 1865, a private of the 11th Connecticut Infantry died in Fredericksburg. The man and his regiment were in town as part of the post-war occupation force. He...
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