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In Memory of...

  • Private George Washington Gibson of Company C, 27th Arkansas Infantry - Ancestor of Travis Archie.

  • Private Pleasant A. Lawson of Company K, 10th Missouri Infantry - Ancestor of Steve Cottrell.

  • Private Abraham Kiser of Watkins' Company, Swann's Virginia Cavalry Battalion - Ancestor of Jim Dick.

  • Private James McMinn Bone of Company I, 18th Tennessee Infantry - Ancestor of Mike Freund.

  • 2nd Lt. Newton Millard Pownall of Company A, 33rd Virginia Infantry - Ancestor of Bennie Hamilton.

  • Private Daniel Keene of Company A, Yerger's Regiment Mississippi Cavalry - Ancestor of Garry Keene.

  • Corporal Robert D. Gayle of Company D, 25th Texas Cavalry (Dismounted) - Ancestor of Paul Lewis.

  • Private Charles McCormick of Company H, 1st South Carolina Artillery - Ancestor of Dan and Mike McCormick.

  • Corporal John Alan Norris of Company F, Perkins' Missouri Cavalry - Ancestor of Josh Norris.

  • Private Abner Martin Keeney of Company C, 6th Kentucky Cavalry - Ancestor of Jacob Scott.

  • Private Vincent Marion Stevens of the Milledge Georgia Artillery - Ancestor of James Stevens.

  • Sergeant Leonard Layne of Company B, 36th Arkansas Infantry - Ancestor of B. Allen Young

  • Corporal Oscar E. Hannum of Company B, 2nd Kentucky Cavalry (Duke's) - Ancestor of Bill Bader.

  • Private Thomas Henry Clay of Company H, 12th Texas Cavalry - Ancestor of Wes Franklin

  • Private Manson Cartwright Judd of Company D, 16th Texas Cavalry (Dismounted) - Ancestor of Wayne Pease Jr.

"If the Civil War is more alive to the Southerner than the Northerner it is because all of the past is, and this is so because the Southerner has a sense of having been present there himself in the person of one or more of his ancestors. The war merely filled one chapter in his...[family history]...transmitted orally from father to son [as] the proverbs, prophecies, legends, laws, traditions-of-origin and tales-of-wanderings of his own tribe...It is this feeling of identity with the dead (who are past) which characterizes and explains the Southerner....Confederate Great-Grandfather...is not remembered for his (probably undistinguished) part in the Battle of Bull Run; rather Bull Run is remembered because Great-Grandfather was there. For the Southerner the Civil War is in the family..."

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- Texas Novelist William Humphrey

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