CONFEDERATE WOMEN OF ARKANSAS 1861-'65

MEMORIAL REMINISCENCES

• PREFACE
• AUGUSTA
  • Reminiscences of the War Between the States
  • Sigel's Raiders Burn a Fine Home
  • A Safe Hiding Place
• BATESVILLE
  • Personal Recollections of 1863
  • She Knew Her Boys
• BIG FORK
  • Privations of a Soldier's Widow
  • A Story of the Lees
• BRINKLEY
  • Bravery of Miss Linnie Hutchinson
  • A Heroine of Chickamauga
• CLARKSVILLE
  • Sketch of Mrs. Lutetia M Howells, of Clarksville
  • Short Rations
• CHARLESTON
  • Heroic Deeds of Southern Women
  • Mrs. Richard Ledbetter
  • Unprinted Arkansas History
• CAMDEN
  • Reminiscences of Mrs. Virginia Cleaver
  • Work of Camden Women
  • Reminiscences of Mrs. E.S. Scott
  • Prayer of Mrs. Hood Moving Federal Raiders
  • Short Stories
  • Recollections of Mrs. M.C. Hines of Camden
• CORSICANA
  • Federal Raiders
• DEQUEEN
  • When Papa Was Gone To The War
  • Incident In The Life Of Mrs. C.K. Holman
• DODDRIDGE
  • Women Plowing In The Field
• DARDANELLE
  • Southern Women Walking Fifty Miles To Mill And Carrying Sacks Of Meal Back Home
  • Bloody Work of Bushwhackers In Yell County And Near Pocahontas
• EL DORADO
  • How Women Supported The Family
• ELMO
  • Farewell to Jacksonport Guards
• EUREKA SPRINGS
  • Hardships of the Wife of a Captain in Monroe's Regiment
• FAYETTEVILLE
  • Miss Barrington's Bravery
• FORT SMITH
  • Miss McSweeny as a Confederate Spy
  • Sketch of Mrs. Sallie Wallace Rutherford
  • Sketch of Mrs. Sophia Kannady, a Heroine of Fort Smith
  • Sketch of Mrs. W. L. Cabell
  • Sketch of Judge Rogers and Family of Fort Smith
• GRAY
  • Husband and Five Brothers in the War
• HARRISON
  • Federal Raiders and Their Cruelties
  • Two Brave Women
• HAVANA
  • Husband Killed at Shiloh