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Date:
12 Apr 1861
to
9 May 1865
Location: United States
Surname/tag: CIVIL WAR ERA NURSES
Location: United States
Surname/tag: CIVIL WAR ERA NURSES
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Welcome
A Trilogy Part One: Nurses - US Civil War Era
Memorial to Civil War Nurses Massachusetts State Building, Boston Photo by Kenneth C. Zirkel |
- Introduced in A Trilogy: Women in the Civil War, and announced in this G2G post, we want to identify, profile and remember Nurses in the United States Civil War era .
- The United States War Between the States, aka the United States Civil War, was the first time women were allowed to serve their country; caring for wounded in hospitals, battlefield encampments, and civilian homes were the only way women could officially serve in the war effort. Please see a brief history. (Right click to open the link in a new tab.)
- While A Trilogy: Women in the United States Civil War Era is about women, we don't discriminate here! We want to honor the men serving as nurses in the United States Civil War also. These men and women volunteered their service as nurses between 12 April 1861 and 9 May 1865.
Civil War Nurses Project Page Links
- For convenience, this table links all the project pages.
A Trilogy Part One: United States Civil War Nurses Project Page Links | |||
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Nurses' Tables Pages: | Table I: Nurses Identified | Table II: Nurses' Profiles | In Memoriam: Civil War Nurses |
Project Pages: | Main Project Page | Research Resources | Project & Nurse ImagesĀ |
Coming Soon! | Project Guidelines | Workflow & Instructions | Profile Tips & Tricks |
Trilogy Pages | Introduction: Women in the Civil War | Part Two: Women Spies | Part Three: Women Soldiers |
Project Overview
- This Table of Pages represents the project's organization with page links, and briefly describes the pages' contents, purposes, and goals in this project.
United States Civil War Nurses Project - Pages
Project Design, Purpose & Goals
Do You Want to Join Us?
How to Help
Project Pages
Project Tasks
Research & Identify Nurses
Build the Research Resources Library
Find All Who Served
Create WikiTree Profiles
Exemplary Project Profiles
Add Your Civil War Nurse Ancestor
Multi-Project Collaboration: Specialists Needed
Your Interests
Project Participants
Project Organizers
Project Members
Project Progress
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Related Projects
A Trilogy: Women in the Civil War: Parts Two and Three
- On WikiTree, it is effortless and easy to go down a rabbit hole, and in extreme cases, a rabbit quarry. Through the initial research for nurses, we discovered a myriad of websites about women, who were not nurses, but impassioned to participate in the Civil War for their side's success, and helping those subject to the cause of the war to freedom.
- These women (exclusively - not including men) also deserve to be located, profiled and honored in WikiTree. Two free space page projects are in development:
- A Trilogy: Part Two: Women Spies in the United States Civil War]] is introduced here, and the project is on this page.
- A Trilogy: Part Three: Women Soldiers in the United States Civil War, introduced here. The project page is this page.
- If either of these topics calls to you, we could use your assistance. Review the first comment on either page to participate.
Do You Have a Project Idea, Question, or Comment?
You can leave a comment on this page with any project-related issues or ideas. You can also ask in G2G using the tag: Civil War Nurses. or COMMENT on this post.
Collaboration
- Login to request to the join the Trusted List so that you can edit and add images.
- Private Messages: Contact the Profile Managers privately: Gail Martin and Sue LaVoie. (Best when privacy is an issue.)
- Public Comments: Login to post. (Best for messages specifically directed to those editing this profile. Limit 20 per day.)
- Public Q&A: These will appear above and in the Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum. (Best for anything directed to the wider genealogy community.)
I'd like to begin my participation in the Nurses project by creating profiles of those nurses who don't yet have one. I'll likely branch out to other tasks as I proceed. sue
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