To the Campbell County Military Site
Campbell County Revolutionary War Pensioners
Revolutionary War Pension Index
Only
This index in on the Pendleton County site and some names maybe from the Campbell County area.
Pioneer Soldiers 1778-1781
Military Release of John Lovel-1778
Captain John Arnold's Company of Kentucky Volunteers of 1794
Revolutionary War Land Warrants
Corn Stalk Militia 1792-1811
February
15, 2010
A Short History of the Corn Stalk Militia
Death of Private John Yeomans-1811
Pensioners-Revolutionary War & War of 1812
Kentucky War of 1812 Bicentennial Commission Article
Disabled Veterans of Kentucky for 1813
Pictorial Field Book of the War of 1812 Off site link
1812 Regiment of Colonel Mountjoy-Link is on the Pendleton Co Web Site
1812 Regiment of Colonel Scott-Link is on the Pendleton County Web Site
Newport Barracks
1800-1895
These directories include
soldiers and officers at the Ft Thomas Barracks
Ft.
Thomas 1895 City Directory
Ft. Thomas 1897 City Directory
Ft. Thomas 1898-99 City
Directory A-M
Ft.
Thomas 1898-99 City Directory N-Z
Newport and Ft. Thomas Barracks Obituaries
Ft. Thomas Barracks Postcards are listed
on the
Postcards from the Past Site
Battle of Buena Vista in the Mexican War-1847 Kentucky Causalities
Civil War Annals of Kentucky Campbell Co Listings 1861-1866
Civil War Executions of William Corbin and Jefferson McGraw
William Francis Corbin Family Letters
William Francis Corbin Military History
James Caldwell-Confederate Guerrilla Raider
John Dial-Confederate Horse Thief
Union Officers from Campbell County
Confederate History Suppressed by Stephens Laurie Blakely
Brigadier General Robert Lewis Kimberly of Dayton Ky.
Louis Mullich of Dayton Ky. Civil War Diary 1862-1865
Battle of Somerset Casualties-1862
Northern Kentucky Soldiers Arrested in 1862
Civil War Camps Union and Confederate
Campbell County's Kentucky State Guard
Mount Vernon & Mount Pleasant Home Guard Association
General John H Morgan's Kentucky Officers Imprisoned
Youngest Confederate Soldier-John H Whallen
Youngest Medal of Honor-William H Horsfall
William H Horsfall's Military Career
Camp Life in the Civil War Off site link
KY Confederates Buried at Camp Chase Cemetery-Columbus Ohio
Campbell Co Veterans in the Society of the Army of the Cumberland
African Americans from Kentucky Buried at Alexandria Cemetery-Virginia
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System Complete with 6.3 million names
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Newspaper Articles about Campbell County & the Civil War
Confederate Soldiers Buried in Northern Kentucky
Confederate Pensioners of Northern Kentucky 1912-1930
Spanish American War Casualties
Spanish American Volunteers Enrolled at Newport
1898 War with Spain-by Jim Reis
Fallen Kentucky Soldiers of WWI Site with Photos!
Highland Heights and Cold Spring 1946 Veterans
POW Research Network Japan (all POWS who died in Japan in WWII)
Campbell County Veterans
Volume I
Volume II
Volume
III A-M
Volume III
N-Z
Soldiers Buried in Evergreen Cemetery
These records from
Veterans Administration do not include every soldier buried here.
Soldiers Buried in Evergreen Cemetery-1884-1963
These soldiers names taken
from Evergreen Cemetery Records
Soldiers Buried in Newport Cemetery 1860-1884
Original name of Evergreen Cemetery-A work in progress
African American Soldiers Buried in Evergreen Cemetery
National Site for Men and Women Killed in Iraq
Bellevue Veterans Club Website