In the photo above, Field and Staff of the 7th West Virginia Cavalry, circa. 1865
Recently I had the privilege of visiting the Chessie Room Bed and Breakfast at Heritage Village in Huntington, West Virginia. The second floor location above
A new West Virginia state historical marker has been erected in Huntington to honor General John Hunt Oley of the 7th West Virginia Cavalry.
Tom Gross and his two sons visit the grave of their ancestor, Rev. Sebert Warden of Co. L, 7th West Virginia Cavalry. [Youngest, Jacob
7th West Virginia Cavalry
Formerly: 8th West Virginia Mounted Infantry and
8th [West] Virginia Infantry
Union Army, American Civil War, 1861-1865
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This web site is maintained for those who have an interest in the history of the 7th West Virginia Cavalry, a Union Army regiment from the Kanawha Valley region of West Virginia. Please note that this is not a re-enactment group.
Mr. Cunningham is conducting research for a comprehensive history of the regiment for publication. Descendants and others are encouraged to submit photographs, diaries, pension papers, and other documents relating to soldiers of the regiment.
Please direct your comments and questions to Steve Cunningham, the webmaster of this site, using the Contact form.
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