↑ Metzmeier, Kurt X. Writing the Legal Record: Law Reporters in Nineteenth-Century Kentucky (Kentucky, University Press of Kentucky, 2016).
... George Wood Monroe, fought for the Union as commander of the 7th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry, and during Morgan's 1864 raid into the Bluegrass, Colonel Monroe took command of Frankfort's garrison and defended his hometown. ...
Monroe, George W. BATTLE UNIT NAME: 22nd Regiment, Kentucky Infantry SIDE: Union COMPANY: F&S SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Lieutenant Colonel SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Colonel ALTERNATE NAME: FILM NUMBER: M386 ROLL 19 PLAQUE NUMBER: NOTES: General Note - See also 7 Ky. V.V. [2]
Monroe, George W. BATTLE UNIT NAME: 7th Regiment, Kentucky Infantry SIDE: Union COMPANY: F&S SOLDIER'S RANK IN: Colonel SOLDIER'S RANK OUT: Colonel ALTERNATE NAME: FILM NUMBER: M386 ROLL 19 PLAQUE NUMBER: NOTES: [3]