Units and Support Groups
This page will be an ongoing project listing support groups that you might consider joining, an explanation of these groups, their email contact person and/or web site.
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Gulf Coast Living History Association

Beach Landing at Ft. Gains in Mobile Bay
Stand tall and be counted! The Gulf Coast Living History Association is looking for new recruits, naval and veteran infantry reenactors in the Florida panhandle and southern Alabama area to replenish our ranks. We are a dedicated and authentic group, with units portraying both Navy, (C.S.N. and U.S.N. the Ship's Company of the C.S.S. Tennessee and the  U.S.S. Hartford)
Infantry (2nd Ala., Co. G, CSA and 91st N.Y., Co. G, USA) , portraying both sides of the recent unpleasantness with equal enthusiasm. We have a dedicated civilian contingent, and are family-orient. As well as battle reenactments, we participate in living histories, school presentations, and parades, and are dedicated to educating the public and enjoying all that reenacting offers. If this is your type of unit, we want you!
To join contact:
Mark Lowe                                    Dennis Richmond                    G.C.L.H.A.
e-mail Dixie7492@aol.com             (850) 456-2996                      P.O. Box 13381
(850) 455-2330                                                                             Pensacola, FL. 32591

Front row L-R Shon Pendleton, Ron Naumowicz, Mark Lowe,
Shon Donovan and John Pendleton.
Back row L-R David Simmons, Kerr Richmond, Jonathon Pendleton,
Dave Pucci and Walter Harris.

The "Bugle" on patrol in the waters just north of the
Naval Yard at Pensacola Florida.

New Civilian Group, CROWS, Grows Feathers For Flight!

     A new civilian reenacting group was formed Oct. 4, 1999.  It has been  uniquely named Civilian Reenactors of the West Society (CROWS).  Very cute and it grows on you!  Officers were elected and are as follows:
     President: Deby Thompson
     Vice President: Katrina Perry
     Secretary: Cathy Connor
     Treasurer: Cherrie Mann

     A purpose was proposed, voted and accepted by those in attendance.
     Our purpose is to educate and provide activities at living history
     events and Civil War reenactments.  The organization is non-partisan
     choosing neither a Northern or Southern preference in order to focus
     on education and activities for all involved in the hobby of
     recreating life during the war period.

     We voted to have our next meeting November 6, 1999, 10:00 am at
     Smitty's Restaurant in Republic, Missouri.  The meeting time and date
     will allow us to meet during the MCWRA board meeting and also take
     part in the general membership meeting thereafter.  We encourage
     anyone, men, women, and children to come and be a charter member in
     the fastest growing civilian living history organization of the 20th
     century!  Please come and help us to start it on the right path as we
     draw up guidelines, plan a dues schedule, and plan the year 2000's
     civilian activities in the TransMississippi West!  Together as family
     we can make things happen!

     For more information please contact
     Deby Thompson, 573-642-7515 or
     email her at debythompson@boonecountymo.org.


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The Catholic Field Chapel  "Ministry through History"  mercynun@aol.com http://members.xoom.com/fieldchapel/index.htm

The Ladies of Columbia would like to announce their presence in Maury County, of Columbia,
Tennessee. The Ladies of Columbia shall be committed to preserving the past through authentic
portrayal of the typical woman during the American Civil War. To accomplice this task, we as
individuals primarily portray 1st TN, Co. "Aytch", Maury Grays infantry as volunteers and civilians................  http://www.angelfire.com/tn/theLadiesofColumbia/    ladiesofcolumbia@hotmail.com
Kansas Women's Relief Corps
Members of the Kansas Women's Relief Corps strive to educate
themselves and others about the life and events of the Civil War.
They do this by portraying typical kansans of the mid-19th
century. They research the time period and participate in living
history events, reenactments, school programs, parades, and so on..................

We hope that you'll join us and that you'll have fun! If you are interested in
particpating in this interesting and enjoyable hobby, we invite you to attend a
meeting and/or visit us at an event and talk with our members. If you have any
questions, please feel free to contact Ginger Cuevas    pawneerock@feist.com
http://feist.com/~pawneerock/kwrc.html

6th Missouri Infantry, C.S.A.
We are a campaign style unit and try to portray
    the soldier on the march.  We encourage family
    participation with our ladies and children
    participating from the civilian camps. We have
    very little of the politics in our organization and
    try to deal more with bettering our impressions
    and enjoying a fine and interesting hobby.
                                            Interested in joining
                                            up or would like a little
                                            more information on
                                            our activities. Fill out
                                            the form on our
                                            recruitment page.
http://www.sunflower.org/~6thmo/
8th Reg. Mo. Vol. Inf., US
This Unit invites members and prospective members to visit their website at:
http://www.cillnet.com/eightmo1862/
Email Stan Prater at stanprater@aol.com   for more information.

4th MO INF CO. E, CSA
http://www.mo-net.com/~mwilliams/reenactor.html

US Sanitary Commission
http://www.netwalk.com/~jpr/


http://www.35thvacavalry.com

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