Reenator Radio with
The General's Lady
Our hobby is so much fun we decided to bring it to life, LIVE, in your living room.
Reenactor radio has bi-weekly half hour shows discussing the causes and effects of the American Civil War and the people who lived in that era.
Call in and chat with the General or The General's Lady in person if you would like to.
Some years ago, we had a Blog Talk Radio Show as General and Mrs. Rowley brought history to life every other Sunday at 3 p.m.
Contact HeadQuarters 989-400-1924
Listen to internet radio with The Generals Lady on Blog Talk Radio
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TENTH MICHIGAN INFANTRY
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David S. Rowley, Commanding Officer
Tenth Michigan Infantry
Civil War Reenactors & Living Historians
President, Tenth Michigan Infantry,
Michigan Nonprofit Corporation
Co – Founder of Tenth Michigan Infantry in 1976. Enlisted as Corporal in Company E, Tenth Michigan Infantry, on February 13, 1976. Over 45 years’ experience in Civil War reenactments, living history and historical portrayals. Service in the Tenth Michigan Infantry Civil War Reenactors as Corporal, Sergeant, and 2nd Lieutenant – all from Company E; Major, Provost Marshal; Colonel, Commanding Officer.
The Tenth Michigan Infantry was the senior Federal unit in a joint US-CS battalion called the First US Volunteers from 1978 to 1984. The First US Volunteers was comprised of six different Federal units and two different Confederate units. Service in the First US Volunteers as Brigadier General, Commanding Officer, Federal Battalion from 1980 to 1984.
Participated in large scale reenactment events, 125th Anniversary events, 130th Anniversary events, 150th Anniversary events and small scale living history programs across the state of Michigan and from New York and Pennsylvania to Virginia and Georgia, from Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois to Tennessee and Mississippi.
Service in these various events ranged from field staff to battalion commander to army/event commander with ranks from Major to Colonel to Brigadier General to Major General depending upon the needs and wants of the specific event host. Other events include programs on the original battlefields of Shiloh, Perryville, Gettysburg, New Market, and Resaca.
Michigan Department Commander, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, from June, 1982 to June, 1985. Presided over the 1984 Centennial Anniversary Encampment of the Michigan Department SUVCW.
Some twenty eight (28) ancestors served in the Federal army during the Civil War including Brig General Thomas A. Rowley, Brig. General William R. Rowley and Lieut. General U.S. Grant.
January 22
Causes of the Civil War or Why would the United States go to war with itself in 1861? Part 2
February 5
Causes of the Civil War or Why would the United States go to war with itself in 1861?
Part 3
February 12
Special Program – President Abraham Lincoln on his 203rd birthday
February 19
History of the Tenth Michigan Infantry on its 150th Anniversary of mustering into
Federal Service
March 4
The 8th Annual Mid Michigan Civil War Muster coming this September
The 150th Anniversary of the year 1862
March 18
General William Tecumseh Sherman
Tentative Schedule for Reenactor Radio with the Generals Lady
