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Those pages are dedicated to the story of the Belgians having be involved in the American Civil War era:
Immigrants, sons of immigrants, or soldiers fighting for their ideas.

I'll try to put here all I'll find of these men in their new country or in their old one.

	Union Civil War Soldiers	U.S. Volunteers by states Medals of honor Staff and special Units Regulars Navy old soldier's home DRaft
	Confederate Civil War Soldiers	C.S.Volunteers by states C. S. Regulars,Navy, Etc...
	Emigrants arrival	Between 1820 and 1870, by year and by ship, the arrival of Belgian travelers and immigrants also alphabetically referenced from 1820 to 1870 by port of arrival (Index) Documents and testimonies related to their emigration Belgian regulations and legislation at various dates concerning ships & passengers Official representatives from Belgium in the USA
	Belgians in America	histories of the settlements by County/State (with Statistics of the Belgians from various sources) The Belgians from the U.S. censuses of 1850 and 1860 and 1870. ( transcribed by County/State ) also alphabetically referenced for the 1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses. (INDEX) CANADIAN CENSUSES: 1851, 1861, 1871 Biographies of settlers catholic missions
	Books & Documents - Sources available upon the story of those Belgians. - On-line reproduction of private and official documents, archives and books	Books & Articles Some of them are available on-line, either on my web site or on other web sites Bibliographies Immigrants Ships Magazines & Newspapers Manuscripts Archives & old papers In the "Archives" are also books, reports, correspondence, and other documents written during the Civil War era and related to official and private attemps of Belgian colonization in the United States Manuels de l'émigrant Histoires de Voyageurs et D'émigrants
	Sources & Links	web sites related to the data found in this one.

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