The next book in my series, “Civil War Personalities, 50 At a Time,” is CIVIL WAR WOMEN II, STILL UNDERESTIMATED AND INDISPENSABLE . It will be published and available soon.
Following the great success of my first volume about Civil War women, many people, and especially women, suggested that there were many more stories to tell about the women who made a difference in the Civil War era. In this book, you can read about women such as Laura Towne, groundbreaking educator; Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to earn a medical degree; Mary Meachum, Underground Railroad conductor; “Captain” Sally Tompkins, Confederate nurse, and many others.
GENE SCHMIEL, CIVIL WAR HISTORIAN, AUTHOR, AND LECTURER 
Mary Cecelia willis Webster
Ran a top on the underground Rail
Road Townline NY , Erie County
She was the only woman on the Erie list.
Quite A worker for Freedom
My Great Grand aunt
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