615 entries.
Bass
from
CA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:56 am
bass4hym@hotmail.com
Tuesday March 21, 2006 20:44:50 GMT
You're right. I never heard about Gen Thomas until I got to your website. And your site is well constructed.
togreer
from
Canada
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:56 am
togreer@home.com
Thursday November 08, 2001 02:27:08 GMT
Your "What If" questions are very poignant and thought provoking. The trouble is we can "what if" all through history and we should just work to ensure that the truth about one of the giants of the "War of the Rebellion" is known. Excellent website.
divie@ftthomas.org
Friday November 09, 2001 14:05:29 GMT
I am City Clerk of Fort Thomas, Kentucky, a lovely residential Northern
Kentucky community perched atop the hills overlooking the Ohio River, adjacent to Cincinnati, Ohio. Our City was named for Gen. George H. Thomas and we are very proud to carry on his name and history with various events and open houses at our small Military History Museum in Tower Park. Our only artifact is his dress uniform sash, which is lovingly framed and hanging on the wall. We also have a copy of some documents with his signature, and a few pictures. Our next Open House is Sun., Nov. 18, 2001 (2-5 P.M.) and we will again try to make the children of our community (as well as other visitors) acquainted with the very fascinating story of General Thomas.
Lyndac
from
NY USA!
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:54 am
Lyndac1027@aol.com
Saturday March 25, 2006 15:45:31 GMT
Where can I purchase the music listed on the web site? I teach grade 5 and would love to share with my class!
dms367@yahoo.com
Thursday November 15, 2001 00:49:29 GMT
Great web site. Not enough recognition has been devoted to this great military leader---Thanks,
stus
from
MN USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:51 am
stus_1@charter.net
Sunday April 16, 2006 15:06:23 GMT
Personally, I believe General Thomas is one of the unsung heroes of this terrible war. People like Grant and Sherman get too much credit because people have heard of them.
Stu Samsel
admin
from
GA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:50 am
hanlewr@yahoo.com
Saturday April 22, 2006 19:19:52 GMT
Great information, helped me a lot.
trogersatl
from
GA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:50 am
trogersatl@aol.com
Thursday November 15, 2001 22:34:25 GMT
In all my readings I have been impressed with General Thomas but he hasn't
gotten much recognition...
Keith
from
FL USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:49 am
Keithpoly@bellsouth.net
Sunday April 30, 2006 14:54:07 GMT
It is only through another book that I reveled in the history of this fine Union General. I believe Thomas was a Virginian who, contrary to his familial ties and birthplace, chose to remain loyal to the Union. He paid dearly for this choice in terms of his family's disinheritance.
bigchucksr
from
ID usa
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:49 am
bigchucksr@aol.com
Friday November 16, 2001 03:40:36 GMT
Thanks for the website dedicated to this underappreciated warrior. My Great
Grandfather, James Wesley Woodard Co "K" of the 60th Illinois fought most of his time in the war under the leadership of General Thomas in the Army of the Cumberland and thank goodness, with the exception of the "skirmish" at Buzzard Roost, Ga. in Feb '64, where James was seriously wounded, my forebearer survived the war and the March to the Sea! I believe his survival at least partially the result of General Thomas' superior leadership!
Rubert
from
Finland
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:48 am
rubert@saunalahti.fi
Sunday April 30, 2006 17:22:28 GMT
I like old music like there... Thanks nice site!
aftont
from
Victoria, Australia
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:48 am
aftont@eisa.net.au
Tuesday November 20, 2001 11:27:21 GMT
A very inspirational short biography of not only a fine General, but obviously
a thorough gentleman at the same time.
Would to God we had men of this stature leading the nations and military
forces of the West today.
shood
from
WV USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:47 am
shood321@aol.com
Saturday May 06, 2006 14:53:27 GMT
Congratulations on a fine site dedicated to my favorite Union commander. I am a collateral descendent of Confederate Lt. Gen. John Bell Hood, who studied under Thomas at West Point, served with him in the Second U.S. Cavalry Regiment on the Texas frontier, and was soundly defeated by Thomas at Nashville. I own the www.johnbellhood.org website. A story goes that after the war Hood called upon Thomas at Louisville, and respecting Hood's severely crippled physical condition, Thomas came downstairs and met with Hood, rather than have Hood climb the steps to his office. Although this seems a minor gesture, I believe it was indicative of George Thomas exalted personal character.
robc1
from
OH u.s.a
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:47 am
robc1@adelphia.net
Thursday November 22, 2001 21:42:24 GMT
My Grandfather fought under Gen.Thomas In the battle above the clouds.
fjknapp
from
NY USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:46 am
fjknapp@catskill.net
Wednesday November 28, 2001 01:27:22 GMT
Just another buff who was looking for more info. Very nice. Thank you. Fredric
Knapp
Francb
from
FL Suwannee
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:45 am
Francben3@alltel.net
Tuesday May 09, 2006 00:04:23 GMT
Very interesting, enjoyed it very much.
Gpal23
from
NJ USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:45 am
Gpal23@aol.com
Wednesday November 28, 2001 15:49:45 GMT
I wish there were more sites about General Thomas,an outstanding but
underrated military figure in the Civil War.
admin
from
Canada
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:44 am
armjan@attcanada.ca
Monday December 03, 2001 00:57:33 GMT
Good site.
Panth
from
UT USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:44 am
panthers801@msn.com
Monday May 15, 2006 23:56:09 GMT
B co 1/19 Infantry, Fort Benning Georgia, July-Nov 2001...The Rock of Chickamauga.
Bead
from
NM USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
10:43 am
beadfield@poppyfield.com
Thursday May 25, 2006 20:20:06 GMT
I join the ranks of the George "Pap" Thomas fan club. The best general in the Union army was a Virginian. I'll bet that is hard to swallow for Grant and Sherman fans.
