Ron Coddington:
Escorting Gen. Sherman on the "Silver Cloud"
Ron Coddington:
Lost With His Entire Command On Egmont Key
Ron Coddington:
He Received a Formal Thanks from Admiral Farragut
Ron Coddington:
At Mobile Bay
Ron Coddington:
Navy Lieutenant at Port Royal
Ron Coddington:
A Massachusetts Master's Mate in the West Gulf Blockading Squadron
Ron Coddington:
A Navy Man with Gumption
Ron Coddington:
Death at Sea
Ron Coddington:
On the USS Ossipee at Mobile Bay
Ron Coddington:
Officer on the USS Augusta
Ron Coddington:
Navy Man “Hyde”
Ron Coddington:
Deep Sea Diver
Ron Coddington:
“A Know Nothing & Good for Nothing”
Ron Coddington:
Lost at the Battle of Mobile Bay
Ron Coddington:
Recognized for Bravery at Mobile Bay
Ron Coddington:
Running the Confederate Defenses of New Orleans
Ron Coddington:
Escorting Texas Peace Commissioners, 1865
Ron Coddington:
Officers of the “Narragansett”
Ron Coddington:
Participated in the “Powder Boat” Affair
Ron Coddington:
Influential Man Behind the Official Navy Civil War Records
Ron Coddington:
Gen. Meade’s Nephew
Ron Coddington:
Successful Steward
Ron Coddington:
Stint on the Ill-Fated Naubuc
Ron Coddington:
A Doctor on the “Miami”
Ron Coddington:
The Day the War Stopped
Ron Coddington:
Lieutenant on the "Constellation"
Ron Coddington:
What Did Farragut Really Say at Mobile Bay?
Ron Coddington:
A Future Governor’s Brother at Mobile Bay, 1864
Ron Coddington:
One of the First Graduates of the U.S. Naval Academy
Ron Coddington:
A Union Petty Officer
