615 entries.
trueintruder
from
WV USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:26 am
trueintruder@aol.com
Monday September 24, 2001 20:23:02 GMT
Fantastic page on George!! He indeed saved Rosecrans from destruction. He
shares little spotlight amongst his better known peers. Kudos to you for a
great page!!!
wtwatson
from
IN USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:21 am
wtwatson@hotmail.com
Tuesday September 25, 2001 17:21:36 GMT
I am the gt. gt. grandson of 3 soldiers who I believe served under Pap at one time or another and the gt. grandson of 2 other soldiers who served under him. All Kentucky soldiers.
MicWil9
from
England
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:20 am
MicWil9@aol.com
Tuesday October 02, 2001 22:06:55 GMT
I particularly like the music of the time.
Ddhouston
from
TX USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:19 am
ddhouston47@gmail.com
Tuesday February 28, 2006 01:36:28 GMT
He was the best General in the North, bar none. If Grant had been a bigger man, Thomas would be better honored than he is. Still he stands head and should above the rest.
markcirbuz
from
OH USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:18 am
markcirbuz@aol.com
Thursday October 04, 2001 04:16:40 GMT
I am looking at this site because in my American History class we are doing a
trial and the trial is of Jefferson Davis being charged for treason against
the United States of America. My role is to be George Henry Thomas a "witness".
jakfel
from
United Kingdom
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:17 am
jakfel@totalise.co.uk
Sunday October 07, 2001 20:39:23 GMT
I looked at this website because I believe George Henry Thomas to be the
greatest general the American Civil War produced.
Rgak
from
IA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:17 am
rgak@aol.com
Friday March 03, 2006 02:16:18 GMT
After reading Shelby Foote's The Civil War for the 3rd time: and 60 other books, four years of Pre and Post retirement study of the Civil War, the General is probably my favorite and grossly unknown to the public. Thanks for the web site. Greg Stoltz
2unique@tampabay.rr.com
Monday October 08, 2001 03:24:23 GMT
My name is Amy R. Thomas a direct descendant of George, he is my great great grand Uncle (I might be lacking a great).
Wonderful website, thank you for the great website, my grandfather would have been elated to see this!
Princess
from
NE USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:14 am
princessbirdie2@aol.com
Thursday March 09, 2006 16:48:32 GMT
I like ur site b.c im doing research on him u rock !
elainagraham
from
TX USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:14 am
elainagraham@home.com
Tuesday October 09, 2001 20:23:08 GMT
Thank you for your website and entitling it "George H. Thomas". You have helped me with a history project that I had to do for my school. I will probably be the only one to have found this man on the internet. I was listening to a bunch of my friends and all of them said that they found nothing on him, well didn't I prove them wrong! Thanks a million!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Judy
from
VA US
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:12 am
judyannpars@yahoo.com
Saturday March 11, 2006 19:28:54 GMT
I have enjoyed the music very much, esp the "Tunebook." My fav is "Lakes of Pontchartrain". I also have enjoyed the Civil War Index.
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Tuesday October 16, 2001 03:17:36 GMT
I have really enjoyed your site. I recently have done q lot of study on Chickamauga and my great grandfather & 2 great uncles fought there for the South with the 22nd AL. I have been there 4 times in the last year and know the battle quiet well. I have developed a reverent respect for Gen. Thomas while studying Chickamauga, I only wished he had fought for the South, he would have gotten the respect he so justly due him. I do think he was a great general and leader, but I also think he was a true hero and gentleman.
Driainc
from
IL USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:10 am
driainc@hotmail.com
Sunday March 12, 2006 14:15:16 GMT
I am pleased to find your website on Gen Thomas.
I have a friend who is passionate in his quest to bring the unknown truths of Thomas to light. I will send him a link to your site today.
dwl
from
NC USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:09 am
dwl@brinet.com
Monday October 29, 2001 21:32:15 GMT
The most understated General on either side
Brawners
from
VA Augusta
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
11:08 am
brawnersfarm62@yahoo.com]
Thursday March 16, 2006 23:14:56 GMT
I am a Coloradoan in Virginia and after a great deal of reading on The Army of the Ohio/Cumberland, and focusing on Gen. Thomas I've become a great admirer of his. I am presently reading about the Battle of Perryville, where he wasn't as involved as he would have liked to have been, if I'm understanding Mr. Noe's book correctly, but greater things would come his way.
Any suggestions for a good biography? Also if I were to visit Southampton, where would I go to get info on him?
Thanks
Jean
Luv
from
AL United States
wrote on March 31, 2020
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11:05 am
Luvbosh@Yahoo.com
Friday March 17, 2006 18:07:41 GMT
monsterkitty
from
WA U.S.A.
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
11:03 am
monsterkitty4@AOL.com
Tuesday October 30, 2001 18:20:28 GMT
good job man ,you are sooooo cool and stuff!!!!!
freed
from
freed
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
11:02 am
freed@weir.net
WV USA
This is a wonderful website, devoted to a much under appreciated American.
Thanks for the good work
Kassie
from
GA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:59 am
Tommigrl23@aol.com
Monday November 05, 2001 23:38:51 GMT
Thanks this helped a lot with my 5-7 page paper on the Battle of Chickamauga!
Maria
from
Canada
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:57 am
mmanuela56@yahoo.ca
Wednesday November 07, 2001 17:48:00 GMT
Thanks so much for this great website. General Thomas has long been the Union General that I admire most. I'm happy to see someone else who feels the same way. Keep up the good work!
