Tim Kent's Civil War tales

General Albert Sidney Johnston at Shiloh        After writing a three part blog about the Confederate colonel's killed or morta...

Beauregard Lost Shiloh Because of Hesitation P.G.T. Beauregard Every student of the Civil War has heard the sto...

Tim will be releasing a new book soon and we need some people to review it for us.  If you feel up to a great historical mystery/fiction sto...

State of Alabama, Walker County This the 14th of April, 1862 Dear beloved husband, I once more embrace the opportunity of dropping yo...

Sterling Alexander Martin Wood        S.A.M. Wood as he came to be called was born in Florence, Alabama on 17 March, 1823. There is...

My latest book cover        My third book was released last month and I'm just getting around to blogging about it. I've b...

Tim, me and Carlee taking a break On Thursday afternoon of the re-enactment the confederate army marched out of camp to do a little f...

General Braxton Bragg        Braxton Bragg was born in Warrenton, North Carolina in 1817.  His father was a carpenter and many people in ...

Albert Sidney Johnston        There is a mild controversy among historians as to who actually killed Albert Sidney Johnston at Shiloh. The...

Lieutenant Colonel Charles S. Stewart        Charles S. Stewart was born in New York in 1828, but moved to Mobile, Alabama where h...