Welcome to the Website of Hampton's Battery F
| Hampton’s Battery F was established in 1994 as a non-profit incorporation organization in the state of Pennsylvania. This organization is design to portray the life of the common soldier in the Union Artillery during the Civil War. Our Battery over the years has participated in numerous programs such as educational presentations for schools, guided tours, ceremonies, various living histories and Civil War reenactments. This Battery enjoys being placed with other artillery units of the same stature to make up a six gun Battery at events that Hampton's Battery F attends. This adds more realism in our camps and adds excitement of a well fought battle especially at the much larger events such as Gettysburg, Cedar Creek and Antietam. Our Battery uses a full scale privately owned reproduction of a Model 1861 Ten-Pound Parrott Rifle and Limber. |
| Captain Greg Hampton saluting during a wreath laying ceremony at the Hampton Battery Monument in the Peach Orchard, Gettysburg. Greg is a direct descendant of Captain Robert B. Hampton who organized the Hampton Battery F in Pittsburgh during 1861. Greg and Karen Hampton have recently retired and now living in their new home in North Carolina. Greg continues to work part-time teaching and leading battlefield staff rides. |
| Established in 1994 Founder Captain Robert J. Brown P.O. Box 46 Spring Mills, Pa. 16875 Email - jwbrown@uplink.net Telephone - (814) 349-8189 |
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| Please remember to refresh our website from time to time and watch for more information to be posted. Our website is best viewed on a 19" size diagonal screens. Also, the website has Audio Sound added to many of the pages. If you can't hear the music, then you need to download the require support plug-ins. ****** The content of this site is owned exclusively by the members of Hampton's Battery F organisation. Any and all contents within this site must have prior permission from the web master assigned to this organisation for all usage outside the membership of Hampton's Battery F organisation. All rights reserved 2009 |
| Hampton's Battery F Pennsylvania Independent Light Artillery |
| Company Headquarters Company Clerk Sergeant James Brown hamptonsbattery@yahoo.com |
| Hampton's Battery F website makes every effort to ensure that the information published is accurate. I only use facts, not my own opinions. On a regular basis this website will be updated. If you wish to phone, please call before 9:00 P.M. Thank You. |
| Please enjoy your visit and come back again. |
| Descendants We would like to hear from the descendants of the men that were in the original Hampton Battery F. If you have any stories you wish to share or photos that could be posted, we would be "honored" to do so. Also if your looking for information pertaining to a certain person, we would be glad to post your request. |
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| Captain Robert Brown Web Master |
| Captain Robert Brown jwbrown@uplink.net |
| Battery Information Go to the Original Hampton's Battery F page and open the History Book on the Battery to find information. We have no more information other than what is posted on our web at this time. |
| Artillery Reserves This Hampton's Battery F Inc fully supports the Artillery Reserves. The Reserves Chief of Artillery ~ Colonel Jim Lynch ~ and Staff. For further details visit our Affiliation Page. |
| This membership is very proud that Hampton's Battery F is a well regarded unit especially in the Artillery by both Union and Confederate Forces. All of us from Hampton's Battery F sincerely hopes that after viewing our web site, it gives you the knowledge and interest that would make you consider joining the Artillery and possibly Hampton's Battery F. At this time, I would like thank our friends in the reenactment community for their support over the years. See you on the battle fields and around our camp fires. Our Motto given to us by our Honorary Captain Greg Hampton with pride is; (Droit et Advant ~ Right and Forward.) We honor those words in the spirit it was given to this Battery. Captain Robert Brown Commanding Hampton's Battery F The Pittsburgh Battery |
| ~ Bulletin Board Postings ~ 5/12/2019 ****** I would like to Thank Tracy Edward for her kind letter about our website. I'm glad to hear her daughter "Annie" used our website to gather information for her school project. In kind, I will post a link about Clara Barton's role in the Civil War. This is Posted under our Civil War Links. Thank you again, Caption Robert Brown. ****** Sorry, but due to certain circumstances that has recently occurred. Hampton's Battery F can't accept a member from another Civil War Rennactment Battery as our member also. If any members has any questions please call or email. Thank you, Captain Robert Brown. ****** Our thanks goes out to Tom Powers for sending us information re-guarding his ancestors in Hampton's Battery F during the Civil War. Also Tom sent us photos to be posted on the website as well. Due to trouble making a new page for ancestors, I hope to have one soon in 2017. Also, our thanks goes out to John Steck re-guarding his ancestor in Hampton's Battery F during the Civil War as well. I will post more information for them right after my vacation is over. |
| SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS |
| Last updated 1/2/2021 Time to refresh our web site! |
| ANNOUNCEMENT DUE TO OUR WEB HOSTING "Aabaco" IT WILL NO LONGER BE IN THE BUSINESS OF PUBLISHING WEB SITES ANYMORE. I will work on another way of publishing Hampton's Battery F. Soon I will not be able to up date anything. It is very disappointing to have put hours of my time doing our Website for this to happen to me. The web will stay up for now till I find a way to post it another way. Please let me know if you can help. Captain Robert Brown |
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| May 3, 1863 Captain Robert B. Hampton died at the Battle of Chancellorsville. |
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| November 12, 2016 |
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| Hampton Battery F Pennsylvania Independent Light Artillery Inc. |
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