The Officers Who Died with Custer & the Young Widows They Left Behind
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A look at the tragedies
A look at the tragedies that befell both the men and women of Custer's 7th cavalry...
A tremendous thank you to Anita Donofrio for her research on 7th Cavalry families.
She has an outstanding article in the Brian C. Pohanka 33rd Annual Symposium/ Custer Battlefield Historical Museum Assn: "Smithie, We Hardly Knew Ye"-- The Life of Algernon Emory Smith.
She also has an article out in a recent Little Bighorn Associates Research Review about the Yates family.
AND she has a new article coming soon in the 35th Annual Symposium: The Reluctant Widow: Grace Berard Harrington. IT IS AWESOME!
Anita also gives lectures and interviews, and is a frequent guest on Chautauqua Sunrise with Doc Hamels.
For information about the state of the bodies found at the Little Bighorn Battlefield, please read Richard Hardorff's The Custer Battle Casualties I and II.
For biographical details on their lives, Roger William's Military Register of Custer's Last Command is great.
I recommend anything about Custer's Last Stand by Donovan, Leckie, Stiles, Frost, Utley, Graham, Carroll, Liddic, etc.
And Elizabeth Custer's memoirs are fantastic!
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If you too have a passion for the 7th Cavalry, please consider joining:
Little Bighorn Associates
www.thelbha.com
Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association
https://custerbattlefield.org
Custer Association of Great Britain www.english-westerners-society.org.uk
**PLEASE DONT FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, & STAY TUNED FOR NEW EPISODES!**
I love hearing suggestions of what you’d like to see next!
For more about my current work-in-progress or my published books (The Confusion of Languages and You Know When the Men Are Gone, both with Putnam/Penguin), please see my author website:
www.siobhanfallon.com
Or follow me on Instagram and Facebook:
siobhanfallonwriter
THANK YOU!
A tremendous thank you to Anita Donofrio for her research on 7th Cavalry families.
She has an outstanding article in the Brian C. Pohanka 33rd Annual Symposium/ Custer Battlefield Historical Museum Assn: "Smithie, We Hardly Knew Ye"-- The Life of Algernon Emory Smith.
She also has an article out in a recent Little Bighorn Associates Research Review about the Yates family.
AND she has a new article coming soon in the 35th Annual Symposium: The Reluctant Widow: Grace Berard Harrington. IT IS AWESOME!
Anita also gives lectures and interviews, and is a frequent guest on Chautauqua Sunrise with Doc Hamels.
For information about the state of the bodies found at the Little Bighorn Battlefield, please read Richard Hardorff's The Custer Battle Casualties I and II.
For biographical details on their lives, Roger William's Military Register of Custer's Last Command is great.
I recommend anything about Custer's Last Stand by Donovan, Leckie, Stiles, Frost, Utley, Graham, Carroll, Liddic, etc.
And Elizabeth Custer's memoirs are fantastic!
***
If you too have a passion for the 7th Cavalry, please consider joining:
Little Bighorn Associates
www.thelbha.com
Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association
https://custerbattlefield.org
Custer Association of Great Britain www.english-westerners-society.org.uk
**PLEASE DONT FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, & STAY TUNED FOR NEW EPISODES!**
I love hearing suggestions of what you’d like to see next!
For more about my current work-in-progress or my published books (The Confusion of Languages and You Know When the Men Are Gone, both with Putnam/Penguin), please see my author website:
www.siobhanfallon.com
Or follow me on Instagram and Facebook:
siobhanfallonwriter
THANK YOU!
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