Talk:1st West Virginia Cavalry Regiment

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permission to publish or otherwise distribute material in its collections. It is the patron's obligation to determine and satisfy copyright or other use restrictions when publishing or otherwise distributing materials found in the Library's collections. The nature of historical archival collections means that copyright or other information about restrictions may be difficult or even impossible to determine. Whenever possible, the Library provides information about copyright owners and other restrictions in the catalog records or other texts that accompany collections. The Library provides such information as a service to aid patrons in determining the appropriate use of an item, but that determination ultimately rests with the patron. The Library of Congress is eager to hear from any copyright owners who are not properly identified so that appropriate information may be provided in the future. You can find the rights and restrictions for the Civil War Photographs (Anthony-Taylor-Rand-Ordway-Eaton Collection and Selected Civil War Photographs) collection at

3150:] in WikiProject Military history/Showcase/FP—and I added license information. Both photos came from collections owned by the Library of Congress. They own the negatives. This particular collection was purchased by the Library of Congress in 1943. The images represent the original glass plate negatives made under the supervision of Mathew Brady (who died in 1896) and Alexander Gardner (died 1882). It is possible that this particular photo was never published in a book. The Library of Congress has a header that says "Created / Published", and it says "". Under the header "Rights Advisory", the Library of Congress says "No known restrictions on publication." I don't know what else to do. If I must remove the photo, I will. 212: 299: 272: 402: 3210:." It appears to me, especially after reading the first link, that it is OK to use the Charles Capehart photo from the LOC point of view—I just need to put the correct tag on it to satisfy Wikimedia. Same for anything from the Anthony-Taylor-Rand-Ordway-Eaton Collection. For now, I have removed it from the article, but I think it is important to get it in because the only photos of people who were actually in the regiment are the two Capehart photos. 244: 309: 414: 228: 32: 87: 487:

looked at it several times, but blanched at its size. I strongly suggest getting it down to 7,000 words maximum, preferably close to half of its current size. If it was down to that, I would personally take a look at it for sure. This is, after all, one regiment of many, and despite its seemingly illustrious career during the ACW, I'm sure it could be condensed considerably. All the best,

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description to state that it is assumed that the image was taken during or immediately at the end of the ACW and it is therefore reasonable to assume that the photographer died before 1917, so PD-old-100 is assumed to apply. That approach is a bit tenuous frankly, and it would be good to contact NARA about its provenance if this is going to FAC eventually. Does that sound reasonable,

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section. The George Tyler Moore web source says 14. Lange lists companies A through N without a Company J. Adding Gilmore's Company makes 14. I doubt that there were 14 by the end of the war, and at least one source (not good enough for Knowledge) claims there was a reorganization and Company A became Company I.

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Here is what Library of Congress said: "Thank you for visiting the Library of Congress Web site. As a publicly supported institution the Library generally does not own rights to material in its collections. Therefore, it does not charge permission fees for use of such material and cannot give or deny

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Believe me, you are not the only one to be confused by image licensing issues. I still struggle with them at times, which is why I ask guru's like Nikkimaria to help out occasionally when I'm not sure. Even US ones can be convoluted. Given what you've said, as long as you state the two men's years of

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that has this picture says "No known restrictions on publication". Although Hirst D. Milhollen and Donald H. Mugridge compiled the photo for the Library of Congress, the photo is from 1861-1865. The creator is listed as Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries, so the photographer is probably

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Made change. Also fixed issue with brigades. The 1st West Virginia started in the 3rd Brigade, but after the reorganization they were in the 1st Brigade, Custer was in charge of the 2nd (all Michigan regiments), and there was no 3rd Brigade. However, adding to the confusion -- Custer was in charge of

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File:From 1800 to 1900. The wonderful story of the century; its progress and achievements (1899) (14593729959).jpg seems a bit of a hotchpotch. Is there a US-PD tag that could be used here? What about where this was first published? Could the details of the book be added to the description to assist

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Changed Monterey Pass, Lynchburg, Second Battle of Kernstown, Battle of Moorefield, Third Battle of Winchester, Battle of Fisher's Hill, Battle of Cedar Creek, Battle of Dinwiddie Court House, Battle of Five Forks, and Battle of Sailor's Creek. Left Battle of Appomattox Court House and List of Medal

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MarkMcCain—I appreciate you wanting to give the 1st West Virginia Cavalry credit where credit is due. However, we need a citation from a university, newspaper article or book that says the regiment's 14 Medal of Honor recipients are the most of any single cavalry regiment during the war. Right now,

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Fair enough. As I've also had the same difficulty finding one that properly supports this content, I'll leave as is. Given that I can't find a reference to support the 47th Ohio Infantry being the most highly-decorated Infantry regiment either; I'll make the change to similar context in accordance

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You're making claims that aren't supported–essentially telling me information to the contrary of confirmed sources with nothing else to convince anyone of this argument but your written word. There is also no correction on this, what you've highlighted shows the same listing. Unless you can find a

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This one is really weird. The NARA data is singularly unhelpful and indicates an earliest date of 1900, but Grant died in 1885 and this is clearly a ACW-era image circa 1865, so that date is clearly some sort of NARA internal guff, and doesn't relate to the actual original image. I would amend the

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Submitted a question to the Library of Congress - Digital Reference Team. Mentioned Knowledge and asked about copyright issues and if the Capehart photo was ever published. They have a holiday today, but the automated response says they will respond in 5 working days. Have not found any books with

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At that time, Averell was the only Union cavalry leader in the east with a major victory (Droop Mountain, Moorefield, Rutherford's Farm) over Confederate cavalry. (Gettysburg had plenty of infantry.) Union cavalry in the east was so bad that they finally brought in a westerner—Sheridan. That being

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G'day. Just wanted to mention that this article is over 10,000 words, probably 30% over what is considered the maximum "readable prose size" for an article. Readability is a key criterion. This may be contributing to its time on the GAN list awaiting someone willing to review it. I have personally

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Sadly, this one also doesn't have any publication data. It is possible that it could be PD-US-unpublished if it wasn't published (including made available online after 1 January 2003). Wayback Machine is showing no captures of the page prior to 14 May 2015, but it may have been at a different web

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This is another one where it one can't be PD-1923, as there is no publishing info. If we assume it was never published in a book or similar, I wonder when it was digitised (and therefore published)? If after 1 January 2003, then PD-US-unpublished is a possibility. You might need to establish when

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Clarified. Charles Capehart was temporary commander of the 1st WVA. After Richmond was relieved of brigade command, he went back to regiment commander. Capehart had a shot-up ankle, so when Richmond got hurt (actually permanently disabled) Farabee had temporary command. I believe it was temporary

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Scratch that. Given that another Wikipedian has agreed with your stance, I'll leave it as is. Only with one addition, making note of the regiment being the most highly-decorated single cavalry regiment; this would align with the 47th Ohio Infantry, also 14 Medals of Honor, listing it as the most

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That may well be right, but firstly, was Brady an employee of the US Govt, secondly the second license is unnecessary as you need a separate US-PD licence anyway, and finally the date of publication is 1977, so not before 1923. So there isn't sufficient information for any of the three licenses.

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Linked 10th Georgia Infantry and 12th Virginia Infantry. Would rather not redline 76th Georgia Infantry or 18th Florida Infantry. I can find no evidence that they existed, and I suspect that the MOH citation cites a unit that did not exist or has the wrong state. That's why I quote the citation.

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Added to sentence in intro: "The regiment was organized in northwestern Virginia (now West Virginia) during 1861, and consisted of 13 companies plus an additional company that was attached for most of the war." Also added "A total of 14 companies fought as part of the regiment." to the Formation

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Based on what LOC said in the email concerning Capehart, it is highly unlikely that they had a copyright notice when they "published" a catalog of their photo collection. The first Custer photo is from the same collection (Anthony-Taylor-Rand-Ordway-Eaton Collection and Selected Civil War

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There are several examples of main templates used for battles when the battle title is given in full in the section below it. This is redundant, and I suggest just linking the battle in the body of the section rather than in a main template, as that is where the reader will be looking for

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the only thing close that I can find is the GTM Center (Shepard University) article that says "Almost all of the regiment’s 14 Medals of Honor – the most for any West Virginia regiment – were earned for valor displayed during the 1864 Valley, Petersburg, and Appomattox Campaigns."

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Well the first problem here, other than reverting an edit against references without a consensus, lies with the references themselves. The ones actually used in the article, "," do not actually list a, "Sgt. James Burns" as a Medal of Honor recipient for the 1st West Virginia

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suggest "The Union Army of the Potomac, commanded by General George G. Meade, defeated the invading Confederate Army of Northern Virginia commanded by General Robert E. Lee." also link Army of Northern Virginia at its first mention (and delink the later

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Changed it to "cold rain". Already mentioned they were soaked, so I can live without "hard" or "heavy". In West Virginia, a "hard rain" is a rain that is coming down with some strong force. However, I know the audience is not only West Virginia.

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OK, this one can't be PD-1923, as there is no publication info except the 1977 one. PD-US-no notice is a possibility given the year of publication. Do we know whether this image had a copyright notice when it was published by the LOC in 1977?

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Photographs). Right now, I have it out. However, it would be great to get it back in. The 2nd West Virginia Cavalry was very proud to have served under Custer—probably the 1st too. They all wore red neckties in his honor in the Grand Review.

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As info, Donald H. Mugridge was a Specialist in American History in the General Reference and Bibliography Division of the Library of Congress. He died in 1964 and had no immediate survivors. There are several versions of

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address prior to that. So you'll need to establish with LOC when they put these photographs online, and even then we'd have to assume they were not published elsewhere before that date, which is drawing a pretty long bow.

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While the Dept. of Archives is usually a reliable source they made a serious error on the page of MOH recipients. Sgt. James Burns was not in the 1st Cavalry, he was 1st Infantry. This is the official citation

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there is inconsistency in how some formations and units are described. For example, we have Second Cavalry Division and 2nd Cavalry Division. Choose whatever is most common in reliable sources and use that

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Removed the WVU link to a picture of Rowland - not essential. (Why would WVU take that down?) Also fixed several redirects: The Civil War Trust recently changed its name to American Battlefield Trust.

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was Farabee's command of the regiment temporary? I query this as it then says that Capehart replaced Richmond, whereas it appears he really replaced Farabee, unless it was a temporary arrangement

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No info on death for Lang. He was a major (and brevet colonel) in the 6th West Virginia Cavalry during the Civil War, and originally published his book in 1895. Fixed name and added US-PD tag.

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Civil war photographs 1861-1865 : a catalog of copy negatives made from originals selected from the Mathew B. Brady Collection in the Prints and Photographs Division of the Library of Congress

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Fixed Custer, Sheridan, Averell, and Powell. Will look for more soon. (I think Knowledge should allow repeating ranks and full names after large sections—it would be easier for the reader.)

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File:William W. Averell.jpg how do we know that Milhollen and Mugridge were US Govt employees? And given their work was published in 1977, they cannot have been the authors of the work?

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because, while attached to the regiment, he was still enlisted in the 1st Cavalry. Which is why there are clearly 15 confirmable recipients listed under the 1st Cavalry's roster.

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these images were digitised by LOC. Are there no images of him in the various books concentrating on West Virginia and the regiment that were published before 1923? Like Rhodes?

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Added PD-1923 tag. It was published in 1899 in Chicago. Cleaned up text appearing before and after image. Added OCLC is 20917051 with link to to its OCLC WorldCat web page.

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Made change to capitalize "regiments". I thought that "1st West Virginia Cavalry Regiment" should definitely be capitalized, but am not so certain about a plural phrase.

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suggest "Henry Capehart was designated commander of Powell's old brigade, and Capehart's brother, Charles, became commander of the 1st West Virginia Cavalry Regiment."

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Updated Author with date of death. Added "Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries" to source that already has a link to LOC. Added PD-100 and PD-US tags.

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Sorry, it looks like I have a lot to learn about Wiki media. I have changed the Charles E. Capehart photo to have the same information as the featured

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Made similar change: Sheridan became impatient with Averell, who he considered too cautious. On September 23, Sheridan replaced Averell with Powell.

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Like one above, do we know whether this image had a copyright notice when it was published by the LOC in 1977? Because it could be PD-US-no notice.

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Added more info in source, including the name of the collection, that Brady & Gardner made the originals, and the years Brady and Gardner died.

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suggest "his 2nd Brigade (Capehart's, including the 1st West Virginia Cavalry),"→"Capehart's 2nd Brigade, including the 1st West Virginia Cavalry,"

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That might have been when it was taken, but the licence used requires that it was published before 1923. In what book was it published and when?

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This article is in great shape, though perhaps still a little long. Mostly the issues I have identified relate to prose and the Manual of Style.

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There are four spellings. I have added a note. The National Park Service uses the spelling Sailor's Creek. The historic name is Sayler's Creek.

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Changed to Early's Army of the Valley. The south liked to use leader's names in the units, and they are found that way in many of the sources.

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Updated file. Added direct link to photo at Library of Congress, which does not list an author. Says "No known restrictions on publication."

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In general, throughout the article there is a tendency to re-state ranks and first names when the individual has already been introduced. Per

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Great! Appreciate your interest. I work full time, so I cannot always respond immediately, but I check my watchlist 4 or 5 times each week.

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suggest "On September 23, Sheridan became impatient with Averell, who he considered too cautious. Sheridan replaced Averell with Powell."

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Like the Custer photo, there are lots of photos of Grant. I will replace this photo later today using a photo from the LOC collections.

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Given Farnsworth is dead, perhaps it would be better to stick to the ordinal of 3rd Brigade rather than calling it Farnsworth's Brigade?

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The West Virginia Dept. of Archives has corrected their list of recipients of the MOH, Sgt. Burns is listed correctly as "Infantry".

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I always try to spell out the divisions but use numbers for regiments and brigades—unless inside a quote. Fixed the inconsistencies.

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credible source to support these claims (and I've tried), the only logical move is to keep the content supported by the references.

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link 1st Regiment New York Volunteer Cavalry, although this strikes me as a strange unit name, with Regiment positioned where it is.

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File:Custer Bvt MG Geo A 1865 LC-BH831-365-crop.jpg licence isn't right, as it doesn't have a author identified (and year of death)

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Battle of Dinwiddie Court House and Battle of Five Forks need more info on the formations and units engaged on the Confederate side

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I am left wondering how many companies the regiment had, can this be added to the lead and Formation and organization sections?

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down to 100,000 bytes. Sandbox4 version is down to 115 (from almost 134), but still working on it. Thanks for your interest.

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on Knowledge. If you would like to participate, please visit the project page, where you can join the ongoing discussions.

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It has a date of 1864 on it. It is from the U.S. Library of Congress, which says "No known restrictions on publication.".

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Unlinked Department of West Virginia, which wiki linked to Army of West Virginia. Moved link to Army of West Virginia.

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suggest "The two Union cavalry divisions" if that is what is meant? Unles there were another two divisions of cavalry?

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Must have fixed yesterday. Says "...Hunter sent Averell from Martinsburg toward Winchester to meet a perceived..."

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For further information, see the Prints & Photographs Division "Rights and Restrictions Information" page at

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delete "(not to be confused with the "White House" in Washington, D.C.)" as it is obvious, as it is in Virginia

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There are lots of pictures of Custer in various collections at the LOC. If necessary, I can find another one.

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suggest "The 1st West Virginia Cavalry Regiment remained in the 2nd Brigade of Powell's Second/2nd Division."

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said, I have no problem dropping the "Despite Averell's successes" part if you think it should be dropped.

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I'm just flagging that without more data, quite a few of these photographs won't have suitable licenses.

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link 10th Georgia Infantry, 12th Virginia Infantry, redlink 76th Georgia Infantry, 18th Florida Infantry

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because the source on Henry Capehart's promotion to commander says he replaced the injured Richmond.

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The new one has the same problem for PD-1923, no date of publication. Swap it out for the 1901 one.

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File:Ulysses S. Grant - NARA - 531118.jpg I'm not sure about this one, would you mind taking a look

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is two miles south of the railroad track. It was changed in the 1850s to Dublin, but some of the

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It's iffy - I'd go with the contact NARA option right off, especially if the intention is FAC.

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Will check on images. Many were simply images I found in Wikimedia, and I did no work on them.

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still said New Bern or Newbern. Now says (Newbern on old maps) and Dublin is linked to Dublin.

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Changed to The brigade drove off Rosser's cavalry, capturing 50 men and all of his artillery.

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suggest "The parade was led by Custer's Third Division, which was led by Capehart's brigade."

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Changed to Sheridan's cavalry. It was his two divisions, although only one did the fighting.

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Now says "In this battle, Powell rode with Henry Capehart and the 1st West Virginia Cavalry.

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or someone working for him (while he gets the credit). I have updated the Wiki media file.

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Will drop this photo. It is from the Brady-Handy Collection, and the LOC says it is in the

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a 3rd Brigade (and the 1WV Cavalry was in it) four months later at the Battle of Mine Run.

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the section header Battle of Kernstown II should probably be Second Battle of Kernstown

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File:Charles E. Capehart LOC.jpg when was it published (required for the existing tag)

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That's me done with the prose. References look fine. A few points on image licensing:

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Fixed after you mentioned restating ranks and linked Early and Army of the Valley.

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West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History–WV Medal of Honor Recipients

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there is a disconnect between Saylor's Creek and Sailor's Creek, which is correct?

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suggest "part of a cavalry brigade (Powell's)"→"part of Powell's cavalry brigade"

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Made change (and it matches Knowledge). As info, National Park Service calls it

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Claimed as DoD image so shouldn't be a problem, although the date's a bit odd.

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suggest "then Capehart's 3rd Brigade, including the 1st West Virginia Cavalry,"

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I will replace this photo later today using a photo from the LOC collections.

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Just finishing up another review and will start on this in the next few days.

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suggest "and requested permission for his 3rd Brigade to attack immediately"

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the two links to wvhistoryonview.org don't resolve, I'm getting 404 errors.

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suggest "to face two three enemy divisions; two infantry and one cavalry."

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when you mention Averell's Raid, give Averell's rank and name and link him

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Given it's Brady's image, this looks like another one for PD-old-100.

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File:Henrycapehart.jpg needs a US-PD tag and a year of death for Lang

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File:Early, jubal anderson 1816-1894.jpg needs a date of publication

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death in the description, this seems like a job for {{PD-old-100}}.

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I found a book that used the same photo. The photo of Averell is

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with this discussion. A pleasure to have collaborated with you.

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suggest "As Henry Capehart, commander of Custer's 3rd Brigade,"

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suggest "A total of 200 officers and 1,100 men were captured"

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History of the Third Pennsylvania Cavalry, Sixtieth Regiment

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File:Grand Review of the Army Cavalry.jpg needs a US-PD tag

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Still needs a year of publication before 1923 for PD-1923.

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highly-decorated single infantry regiment on its article.

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Capehart to distinguish him from his brother the surgeon"

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This one is now ok for PD-1923, per publishing in 1905.

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suggest "captured 50 men and all of Rosser's artillery."

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move link to West Virginia to first mention in the lead

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Agreed, although I have corrected it to 1st Brigade.

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in the lead, suggest "during the second half of 1864"

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Talk:1st West Virginia Volunteer Cavalry Regiment/GA1

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OK. We are done here. I suggest nominating this for

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for Blackmar's promotion, link Battlefield promotion

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