Women of the War is an excerpt from an 1866 text written by Fank Moore about Anna Etheridge and women in the Civil War.

Woman’s Work in the Civil War is an 1867 article written by L.P. Brockett and Mary C. Vaughan about Annie Etheridge.

All the Daring of the Soldier Search is a 1999 WorldCat search result for All the Daring of the Soldier: Women of the Civil War Armies.

They Fought Like Demons Search is a 1999 WorldCat search result for the book They Fought Like Demons: Women Soldiers in the American Civil War.

A Woman’s Work is a 2003 Civil War Web article about Annie Etheridge Hooks written by E.F. Conklin in “Women at Gettysburg”.

The Daughter of the Regiment: A Brief History of Vivandieres and Cantinieres in the American Civil War is a 2000 article by Susan Lyons Hughes.

Mrs. Anne (“Anna”, “Gentle Annie”, “Michigan Anna”) Etheridge is a 2003 Shore article about Anna Etheridge and Mary Tepe.

Anna Etheridge, Daughter of the Regiment is a chapter from Patriots in Disguise Women Warriors of the Civil War by Richard Hall.

Hello Girls is a short ARMY notation about John J. Pershing and Signal Corps Female Telegraph Operators in WWI.