The surrender terms were generous. The average private Confederate soldier turned in his rifle and accroutements, signed a parole paper, was issued 3 days worth of rations (food) and told to return home. Officers were allowed to keep their horses and sidearms. They too were allowed to return home.
The address of the Appomattox Co Historical Museum is: 337 Court St, Appomattox, VA 24522
A Stillness at Appomattox was created in 1953.
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Yes. General Grant signed the treaty in the Appomattox Court House with Robert E. Lee that the fighting would stop and the soldiers would get to go home, and get all their possessions back. Obviously, they didn't have slaves anymore.
Appomattox Court House
Battle of Appomattox Station happened on 1865-04-08.
North: 120,000 South: 30,000
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Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox was unconditional, and soldiers except for partisan raiders were given amnesty.
The south surrendered to the north.
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No exact number, but approximately 7OO casuilities.
The majority of the Southern military surrendered at Appomattox, VA.
Robert E. Lee
Lee surrendered to Grant April 9 1865.
Robert Edward Lee surrendered him and the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia.
A list of Union soldiers killed at Appomattox can typically be found in military records, historical archives, or specific Civil War databases. The National Park Service's Appomattox Court House National Historical Park website may provide resources and links to relevant records. Additionally, books and publications focused on the Civil War, particularly those detailing the Appomattox campaign, may include casualty lists. Local libraries or historical societies in Virginia may also have pertinent records.