One Famous House... One Forgotten Family: The Jennie Wade House and the Isaac Newton McClain Family (Linda Clark - AG) artifact by Cynthia Friend Crytzer

by Cynthia Friend Crytzer

This decision stunned and demoralized Confederate troops just when Hood was compelled to take the offensive against the approaching Federals

" He also wrote the "Introduction" and "Place Index" to the Roll of Honor series

continuing harassment from Yankee troopers who would operate in the South for well over two years after the Gettysburg disaster

This is the story of those events

One Famous House... One Forgotten Family: The Jennie Wade House and the Isaac Newton McClain Family (Linda Clark - AG) artifact by Cynthia Friend CrytzerOne Famous House One Forgotten Family The Jennie Wade House and the Isaac Newton McClain Family Perhaps the most famous house in Gettysburg is the small brick duplex on the side of Cemetary Hill where twenty year old Jennie Wade was killed while attending to her sister and newborn nephew. This tragic story has often been told over the years. The house has served as a museum for over a century, telling the story of the McClellan Wade family and their