616 entries.
Sharp
from
VA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
8:42 am
sharpsberg62@netzero.net
Monday July 24, 2006 23:20:40 GMT
I was principally responsible for having a memorial plaque placed at the General's gravesite at Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, N.Y. I became so involved in writing the inscription for the plaque I inadvertently inserted a homonym: I used the word "lead" when I meant "led". No one else caught it either; whiteout just wouldn't work on a bronze plaque. At least when people wander by the gravesite they will know a bit more about Thomas than "...born in Southampton Co. Virginia, born-died, etc."
Charles Swanson, Ph.D.
cuttie
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
8:42 am
cuttie@aol.com
Tuesday May 07, 2002 15:42:05 GMT
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I found EVERYTHING I needed thanx!!!
cuttie
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
8:41 am
cuttie@aol.com
Tuesday May 07, 2002 15:47:50 GMT
Just reading other peoples comments and I was shocked to see that the person I am researching ( George Thomas ) someone is also talking a/b
donthaveone
from
OR United States
wrote on March 31, 2020
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8:39 am
donthaveone@loa.com
Wednesday May 08, 2002 19:56:20 GMT
Yah your web site is really good for information Thanks
sk8rdawg
from
MI usa
wrote on March 31, 2020
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8:34 am
sk8rdawg21@twmi.rr.com
Friday May 10, 2002 20:12:06 GMT
i like your website but the music gets annoying after a while
beastgear
from
VA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
8:32 am
beastgear@aol.com
Saturday May 11, 2002 21:16:58 GMT
Comment: Very good site. Some historical comments are available if you email me
foreverdreamer49@aol.com
Sunday May 12, 2002 00:54:07 GMT
ya im doin this dude in a project thingy and i would like to say dude he is sooooo radical
olddude
from
PA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
8:16 am
olddude33@aol.com
Monday May 13, 2002 16:10:27 GMT
I'm a long time George Thomas fan, and appreciate your time and trouble to maintain this home page.
Wulfgar
from
KY USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
8:06 am
wulfgar16@hotmail.com
Thursday May 16, 2002 02:10:56 GMT
Your website is one of the better general biography web-sites I've seen. I adore Pap as my favorite General of the war, and I learned much of what I know about him from this site.
bazzajperrin
from
England U.K
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
8:05 am
bazzajperrin@blueyonder.co.uk
Monday May 20, 2002 10:14:09 GMT
A truly inspirational piece of work which was a pleasure to find.
Sarge
from
RI usa
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
8:03 am
Sarge875@aol.com
Wednesday May 29, 2002 22:26:15 GMT
It is a very good site!
jimthomas
from
MO US
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
7:59 am
jimthomas67@msn.com
Thursday May 30, 2002 23:11:51 GMT
I just wondered why when in school no one every mentioned Major General Thomas in the history of the Civil War, or maybe I just was not listening.
Malley
from
MN usa
wrote on March 31, 2020
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7:56 am
malley@mn.rr.com
Tuesday June 18, 2002 05:25:25 GMT
He was a Virginia native. I wonder if there are any statues in his honor in Virginia.
gjthomas
from
MI usa
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
7:54 am
gjthomas@concentric.net
Tuesday June 18, 2002 17:35:40 GMT
The best I have seen on George Henry Thomas. I am somehow related to George Henry Thomas and also related to William Stark Rosecrans. Everything told to me is only hearsay now, as all written documents and photographs were lost many years ago in a fire. As a child I can remember several large photographs of the two Generals hanging on the walls of my grandparents home. Grandmothers maiden name was Lucy Rosecrans, Grandfathers name was Moses Thomas. Anything on GHT's offspring or siblings would be greatly appreciated.
jshep
from
TN USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
7:48 am
jshep73088@aol.com
Friday July 05, 2002 00:00:48 GMT
I'm thrilled that there is a web-site to this great American hero. I just visited Chickamauga last week. Very inspiring !
natemencow
from
MA USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
7:45 am
natemencow@yahoo.com
Monday July 29, 2002 15:17:13 GMT
A great General and a real, caring human being
Meadaa
from
RI USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
7:45 am
Meadaa73@aol.com
Thursday August 18, 2005 01:39:28 GMT
An extremely interesting & enlightening web of information about a man that has pages of history drawn by others that has buried his accomplishments in this period of America's jounrey to greatness. Nothing has changed. Politics and or money rules and the truly worthy can be only remembered by such people like you in this fashion.
Mike Allen
Middletown, RI
rradzymi
from
DC USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
7:43 am
rradzymi@ngs.org
Monday July 29, 2002 19:39:12 GMT
The General's birthday is Wednesday. Is it ever commemorated
at the statue? I work at the National Geographic Society;
Thomas Circle is in our backyard. Perhaps we can start a
tradition
Ajsuper
from
IN USA
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
7:43 am
ajsuper@evansville.net
Thursday August 03, 2006 21:41:59 GMT
Great site for one of the most significant figures in American history.
CPerk
from
NY usa
wrote on March 31, 2020
at
7:42 am
CPerk@rochester.rr.com
Monday August 05, 2002 01:44:09 GMT
My son started basic training recently and is in the 1st Battalion, 19th Infantry at Fort Benning. The unit nickname is "The Rock of Chickamauga". My great-great grandfather fought under General Thomas in the Ohio 52nd VInf in many of the same battles as 1-19Inf.
