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Re-enacting, History and Hobbies Page. Confederate Infantry Regiment of 1861-5. Confederate Infantry Regiment of 1862-5. The original commander of the Palmetto Sharpshooters. England's Fighting Confederate General. The Civil War Sieges and taking of Corfe Castle. Old) Blandford Church, Petersburg. National, South Carolina State and secession flags. Its description and sound. Civil War Cockades (Rosettes). Some of the many cockades worn during the War. The Confederate Armies Surrender. Links and Site Info.

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McGavock Cemetery | Descendants of the Battle of Franklin

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Descendants of the Battle of Franklin. Preserving the stories one soldier at a time. The McGavock Confederate Cemetery. Is the largest privately held Confederate. Cemetery in the United States. It is located in Franklin, Tennessee. The nearly 1,500 Confederate soldiers buried there were casualties during the Battle of Franklin. That took place November 30. 780 of the soldiers’ identities are known today, leaving 558 as unknown but not forgotten. Rest well boys. Your work is done. By Mary Fahl ( lyrics.

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Descendants of the Battle of Franklin. Preserving the stories one soldier at a time. Of The Center for the Study of the American Civil War. CSACW), which houses his extensive personal Civil War collection. The CSACW was founded in 1995. McNutt has been a serious student of the American Civil War since the early 1980s and has been publishing Civil War related content on the Web since 1995. He publishes two major Civil War. Combined they respectively receive tens of thousands of views a month. In his commu...

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Poem | Descendants of the Battle of Franklin

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Descendants of the Battle of Franklin. Preserving the stories one soldier at a time. Sleep Well Southern Boys. Half are unknown from 30 November. Names that are lost, we no longer remember. The Tennessee boys were all coming home. Now buried in rows, from ‘ole Carnton stone. 8220;We’ll make the fight,” said Cleburne to Govan. 8220;If today we’re to die, Let us all die like men.”. 8216;Cross the valley of Harpeth, strode men on their steeds. Giving orders to all, those willing to bleed. Anthony Lee Davis ...

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James C. McCormick, Private, 104th Ohio Infantry | Descendants of the Battle of Franklin

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Descendants of the Battle of Franklin. Preserving the stories one soldier at a time. Wilson Blain Logan, Captain, Company D, 175th Ohio Infantry. Israel Palmer Covey. Sgt., Co B, 44th Illinois Infantry →. James C. McCormick, Private, 104th Ohio Infantry. November 20, 2014. 1 Full names of soldier = James C. McCormick. 2 Rank, unit served with, etc. = private, Co. C, 104th Ohio Volunteer Infantry. 3 Any personal info about the soldier that you’re aware of = none. Am looking for information. He was wounded...

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Descendant | Descendants of the Battle of Franklin

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Descendants of the Battle of Franklin. Preserving the stories one soldier at a time. If you believe you are a descendant direct or indirect please email me and provide all the details you possibly can. This resource is the primary resource on the Internet collecting, preserving, archiving, and sharing information about the men who fought at Franklin November 30, 1864. To honor your loved one’s memory and service please answer these questions. December 10, 2010 at 8:40 am. December 10, 2010 at 10:05 pm.

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Robert Scott Montgomery, Co. I, Sabine Grays, 7th Texas Infantry Regiment. | Descendants of the Battle of Franklin

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Descendants of the Battle of Franklin. Preserving the stories one soldier at a time. Samuel B. Miears, Private, Co. A, Orr Guards, 31st Mississippi Infantry Regiment. Wilson Blain Logan, Captain, Company D, 175th Ohio Infantry →. Robert Scott Montgomery, Co. I, Sabine Grays, 7th Texas Infantry Regiment. July 5, 2014. 1 Robert Scott Montgomery. 2 Co I, Sabine Grays, 7. 4 RS Montgomery is documented in compiled service records as being killed at Franklin. 7 Section 3, Grave 37, McGavock Confederate Cemetery.

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Descendants of the Battle of Franklin. Preserving the stories one soldier at a time. James Alexander Penn, 6th Mississippi Infantry; captured after Franklin in Hood’s retreat. February 27, 2016. 1 Full names of soldier: James Alexander Penn 2. Rank, unit served with, etc. 2nd Sergeant, Company A/6th Mississippi Infantry 3. Any personal info about the soldier that you’re aware of. He was born in Louisiana and at the beginning of the … Continue reading →. February 26, 2016. February 26, 2016. 1 Full names ...

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Why Franklin Matters? | Descendants of the Battle of Franklin

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Descendants of the Battle of Franklin. Preserving the stories one soldier at a time. A couple years ago I was engaged in a conversation with. Widow of the South. Author and long time Franklin resident Robert Hicks. At one point Robert posed this challenge to me. He said something like,. The question we must be able to answer today . . . is why does Franklin matter? That question has been racking my brain ever since. It’s what fuels me blogging on Franklin and leading the Facebook Group. Over 3 1/2 years ...