J R M Kelso
Biographic Data
| ID | 10816268 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J R M Kelso |
| GIVEN NAMES | J R M |
| FAMILY NAME | Kelso |
| SIGNATURE | KELSO J R M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A Plundering Expedition
Here, John Russell Kelso provides an account of the plundering expedition that he and his fellow Union soldiers undertook from September to October 1862. On around October 1, Major John C. Wilber decided to make an expedition into Arkansas with a force of over 200 men. At first, it was his intention to have no officers accompany this expedition except Captain Samuel A. Flagg and a few others. This triggered a suspicion that the expedition was mea…
Capturing and Destroying
Here, John Russell Kelso describes the events that led to the capture of rebel captain Joseph Hale Mooney and the destruction of the Salt-peter caves in Arkansas, all of which transpired between November and December 1862. At the close of November 1862, Kelso and Capt. Milton A. Burch decided to make another expedition to Arkansas. Their goal was two-fold: to capture Mooney and his band, and to destroy the caves where the rebels were manufacturin…
Fighting Rebels in Arkansas
In this chapter, John Russell Kelso gives an account of his group's battle with the rebels in Arkansas between October and November 1862. After October and until the end of 1862, Capt. Milton A. Burch and Kelso led many expeditions into various portions of Arkansas. On all of these expeditions, they were remarkably successful, killing many enemies and capturing large numbers of prisoners. One of these expeditions was into a portion of Arkansas wh…
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A Plundering Expedition
Here, John Russell Kelso provides an account of the plundering expedition that he and his fellow Union soldiers undertook from September to October 1862. On around October 1, Major John C. Wilber decided to make an expedition into Arkansas with a force of over 200 men. At first, it was his intention to have no officers accompany this expedition except Captain Samuel A. Flagg and a few others. This triggered a suspicion that the expedition was mea…
Capturing and Destroying
Here, John Russell Kelso describes the events that led to the capture of rebel captain Joseph Hale Mooney and the destruction of the Salt-peter caves in Arkansas, all of which transpired between November and December 1862. At the close of November 1862, Kelso and Capt. Milton A. Burch decided to make another expedition to Arkansas. Their goal was two-fold: to capture Mooney and his band, and to destroy the caves where the rebels were manufacturin…
Fighting Rebels in Arkansas
In this chapter, John Russell Kelso gives an account of his group's battle with the rebels in Arkansas between October and November 1862. After October and until the end of 1862, Capt. Milton A. Burch and Kelso led many expeditions into various portions of Arkansas. On all of these expeditions, they were remarkably successful, killing many enemies and capturing large numbers of prisoners. One of these expeditions was into a portion of Arkansas wh…
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