Confederate Veteran Magazine (1893-1922) 

Articles related to the Civil War-era Gulf Coast:

Priv. J.D. Haynes, 21st Alabama, “Vidette at Spanish Fort,” Vol. 2, 1894, 271.
The Invention of Torpedoes, Vol. 2, 1894, 234-235.
Tom Hall, Naval Battle on Mexican Gulf, Vol. 4, 1896, 280.
John A. Thomas, Mebane’s Battery, Vol. 5, 1897, 167.
George S. Waterman, Afield-Afloat, Vol. 6, 1898, 390-394.
George S. Waterman, Afloat-Afield-Afloat, Vol. 7, 1899, 16-21.
Richard Todhunter, Ector’s Texas Brigade, Vol. 7, 1899, 312.
George S. Waterman, Afloat-Afield-Afloat (continued), Vol. 8, 1900, 21-24.
George S. Waterman, Afloat-Afield-Afloat,  (This report is condensed from the original) Vol. 8, 1900, 53-55.
John Rapier, Thrilling Experiences By Col. J.L. Rapier, Vol. 8, 1900, 77-81.
Rev. Charles E. Lamb, COMRADE LAMB’S REMINISCENCES, Vol. 8, 1900, 309.
Colonel Thomas H. Herndon, Vol. 8, 1900, 542.
George S. Waterman, Afloat-Afield-Afloat, Vol. 9, 1901, 24-29.
Captain William D. Deupree, Vol. 9, 1901, 371.
Sixteenth Confederate Cavalry, Vol. 10, 1902, 221.
George S. Waterman, Afloat-Afield-Afloat, Vol. 10, 1902, 496-499.
J.M. Lay, NAME OF FISH TORPEDO INVENTOR DESIRED, Vol. 11, 1903, 123.
R.C. Beckett, The Last Man Killed in the War, Vol. 11, 1903, 513.
G.T. Cullins, Siege of Spanish Fort, Near Mobile, Vol. 12, 1904, 354.
Eli Davis, That Hard Siege of Spanish Fort, Vol. 12, 1904, 591.
Jesse M. Dunaway, Spanish Fort, Near Mobile,  Vol. 13, 1905, 15.
T. G. Carter, That Charge at Spanish Fort, Vol. 13, 1905, 226.
Alden M’Lellan, Vivid Reminiscences of War Times, Vol. 14, 1906, 264.
W.J. Ervin, Genius and Heroism of Lieut. K.H. Faulkner, Vol. 14, 1906, 497.
Sarah D. Eggleston, Welcome to the U.D.C. Missississippi, Vol. 15, 1907, 30-31.
Richard Todhunter, Supernumerary Confederate Officers, Colonel Todhunter’s Account of the Closing Events, Vol. 15, 1907, 398.
Flag in Washington Artillery Army Hall, Vol. 15, 1907, 468.
Charles Duran, Daring Method of Destroying Enemy’s Ship, Vol. 16, 1908, 145 (Editor’s note: This article mistakenly refers to the Battle of Mobile Bay. The article is actually about the 1862 naval battle when Admiral David Farragut, USN, passed Fort Jackson and Fort St. Philip before dawn en route to capture New Orleans).

Benjamin B. Cox, “Mobile in the War Between the States.” Confederate Veteran 24 (1916): 209–13.

Arthur P. Ford, The First Submarine Boat, Vol. 16, 1908, 563-564.

R.E. Park, Capt. Thomas L. Massenberg, Vol. 16, 1908, 630-631.

Gordon S. Levy, The Torpedo Boat at Louisiana Soldier’s Home, Vol. 17, 1909, 459.

Mrs. Ella Palmer, Reminisences of Her Service in Hospitals, Vol. 18, 1910, 72-74.

Austin W. Smith, Service With The 4th Louisiana Battalion, Vol. 19, 1911, 542-543.

William L. Cameron, The Battles Opposite Mobile, Vol. 23, 1915, 305-308.

E.W. Tarrant, Siege and Capture of Fort Blakeley, Vol.. 23, 1915, 457-458.

Gen. Francis M. Cockrell, Vol. 24, 1916, 101.

Benjamin B. Cox, Mobile in the War Between The States, Vol. 24, 1916, 209-213. 

E.W. Tarrant, After the Fall of Fort Blakeley, Vol. 25, 1917, 152.

James H.M. M’Neilly, End of Vicksburg Campaign, Vol. 28, 1920, 96-99.

Smith Powell, A Boy Soldier of Alabama, Vol. 29, 1921, 22-23.

R.N. Rea, A Mississippi Soldier of the Confederacy, Vol. 30, 1922, 287-289.

Robert L. Barry, The Lookout Battery, Vol. 30, 1922, 385.

Contribution of the Confederacy to the Naval Architecture and Naval Warfare, Vol. 31, 1923, 334-338.