ENConfederate States of America--War Department. Quartermaster Department
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7 revisions | Lindsey Peterson (CWRGM Co-Director) at Oct 10, 2023 05:51 PM | Revision changes |
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Confederate States of America--War Department. Quartermaster DepartmentThe Provisional Confederate Congress established the Confederate Quartermaster Department on February 26, 1861 in Montgomery, Alabama under the War Department. Initially under the command of Col. Abraham C. Myers, Brig Gen. Alexander Lawton assumed command in 1863. Operating at the national level of the Confederacy, the Quartermaster Department was responsible for procuring war materials and other supplies for the Confederate Army. (<i>Laws of the Provisional Congress of the Confederate States</i>, 1861, 4; American Battlefield Trust; Wikipedia) | Confederate States of America--War Department. Quartermaster DepartmentThe Provisional Confederate Congress established the Confederate Quartermaster Department on February 26, 1861 in Montgomery, Alabama under the War Department. Initially under the command of Col. Abraham C. Myers, Brig Gen. Alexander Lawton assumed command in 1863. Operating at the national level of the Confederacy, the Quartermaster Department was responsible for procuring war materials and other supplies for the Confederate Army. (Laws of the Provisional Congress of the Confederate States, 1861, 4; American Battlefield Trust; Wikipedia) |