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Howdy, boys. Here's our final registration list for the living history weekend at Stone's River NMP. If you do NOT see your name, and I have omitted you by error, please let me know so that I can fix it. Rations are being ordered today!
Capt. Eric Fair
1st LT Lemuel Ellington
2nd LT Arch Campbell
Orderly Sgt Bob Welch
2nd Sgt Shawn Spicer
3rd Sgt Harrison “Holler” Holloway
Cpl Stephen Lunsford
Cpl Michael Comer
Cpl Barry Dusel
Cpl Caleb Madden
Musician Kelly Ford
Pvts:
Jefferson Saylor
Kirk McCollum
Ethan Gallo
Blaine Carreon
Ricci Rios
Zach Brewer
Jonathan Harris
Ethan Roy
Cameron Borders
Tom Klas
Adam Bostock
Chris Wright
Donnie Watson
Benjamin Beckman
Stephen Shivers
Brad Argue
Jason Reinholz
Kevin Malcom
Paul Hadley
Mark Serour
Eric Issacs
Jim Conley
Pat Landrum
Zach Summerford
Josh Darnell
John Wedeward
Josh Donbraska
William Little
Seth Graham
Steven Geery
Jeremy Snyder
Don Cope
Jeff Williams
Dave Gerow
Jeffery Baker
Gary Lane
Joseph Musgrove
Material Culture Guidelines,
84th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment,
October 1862
Uniform
All items will be of proper period construction. No machine sewn button holes or improper modern materials. No cigarettes; proper period pipes or chewing tobacco only.
Coat:
Fatigue blouse
Dress coat
Both are acceptable.
Trousers:
Regulation sky blue kersey trowsers
Shirt:
US Issue Shirt/contractor variant shirt
Civilian shirt
Headwear:
M1858 forage cap
Dress hat, unblocked
No preference given, as records are unclear.
Shoes:
Federal brogans/issue shoes.
Accouterments:
US Issue haversack, canteen, blanket, gum blanket
Any appropriate combination of rifle-musket accoutrements (M1857/1861 leathers)
Springfield-style bayonet scabbard (M1859 two-rivet preferred.)
Bedroll or knapsacks. Some men didn’t even have blankets so that is acceptable too
Weapons:
1. Enfield Rifle Muskets
2. 1861 Springfield Rifle
3. No Smoothbores or two banders
Also no original rifles and make sure weapon is in good working order. The NPS will be inspecting our rifles.
Capt. Eric Fair
1st LT Lemuel Ellington
2nd LT Arch Campbell
Orderly Sgt Bob Welch
2nd Sgt Shawn Spicer
3rd Sgt Harrison “Holler” Holloway
Cpl Stephen Lunsford
Cpl Michael Comer
Cpl Barry Dusel
Cpl Caleb Madden
Musician Kelly Ford
Pvts:
Jefferson Saylor
Kirk McCollum
Ethan Gallo
Blaine Carreon
Ricci Rios
Zach Brewer
Jonathan Harris
Ethan Roy
Cameron Borders
Tom Klas
Adam Bostock
Chris Wright
Donnie Watson
Benjamin Beckman
Stephen Shivers
Brad Argue
Jason Reinholz
Kevin Malcom
Paul Hadley
Mark Serour
Eric Issacs
Jim Conley
Pat Landrum
Zach Summerford
Josh Darnell
John Wedeward
Josh Donbraska
William Little
Seth Graham
Steven Geery
Jeremy Snyder
Don Cope
Jeff Williams
Dave Gerow
Jeffery Baker
Gary Lane
Joseph Musgrove
Material Culture Guidelines,
84th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment,
October 1862
Uniform
All items will be of proper period construction. No machine sewn button holes or improper modern materials. No cigarettes; proper period pipes or chewing tobacco only.
Coat:
Fatigue blouse
Dress coat
Both are acceptable.
Trousers:
Regulation sky blue kersey trowsers
Shirt:
US Issue Shirt/contractor variant shirt
Civilian shirt
Headwear:
M1858 forage cap
Dress hat, unblocked
No preference given, as records are unclear.
Shoes:
Federal brogans/issue shoes.
Accouterments:
US Issue haversack, canteen, blanket, gum blanket
Any appropriate combination of rifle-musket accoutrements (M1857/1861 leathers)
Springfield-style bayonet scabbard (M1859 two-rivet preferred.)
Bedroll or knapsacks. Some men didn’t even have blankets so that is acceptable too
Weapons:
1. Enfield Rifle Muskets
2. 1861 Springfield Rifle
3. No Smoothbores or two banders
Also no original rifles and make sure weapon is in good working order. The NPS will be inspecting our rifles.