Longstreet - Longstreet and the 79th NY Highlanders: 1890 Knoxville Reunion; Saved by a Highlander; and Honorary Member of the 79th NY Veterans Association

James Longstreet, worried Confederate service might disqualify him, sought a federal pension based on his Mexican-American War wound. A namesake society now has his letter - The Civil War Picket

The Civil War Picket: James Longstreet, worried Confederate service might disqualify him, sought a federal pension based on his Mexican-American War wound. A namesake society now has his letter

MASSEY: Remembering Lt. Gen. James Longstreet, Local News

James Longstreet: After the Civil War – The Text Message

Corporal William Todd of the 79th New York Highlanders Recalls the Confederate Assault on Fort Sanders at Knoxville, Tennessee, November 1863 – Iron Brigader

Longstreet - Lt. Col. James Longstreet, Jr

Thank God Lincoln had only one 79th Highlander Regiment

Southern Trails Genealogical Home Page

Corporal William Todd of the 79th New York Highlanders Recalls the Confederate Assault on Fort Sanders at Knoxville, Tennessee, November 1863 – Iron Brigader

Southern Trails Genealogical Home Page

The Civil War Picket: 'Old War Horse' James Longstreet will be remembered at graveside service

Thank God Lincoln had only one 79th Highlander Regiment

General James Longstreet

The Civil War Picket: James Longstreet, worried Confederate service might disqualify him, sought a federal pension based on his Mexican-American War wound. A namesake society now has his letter

James Longstreet in Harper's Weekly