Category: Biographies
MOST AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED TO THE NOBLE MOTHERS AND WIVES OF THE TRUE AND HEROIC MEN WHO FOR FOUR YEARS FOLLOWED THE CONFEDERATE FLAG, AND WHO WERE WILLING TO LAY DOWN THEIR LIVES IN DEFENSE OF THAT CAUSE THEY BELIEVED RIGHT AND JUST.
MOST AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED TO THE NOBLE MOTHERS AND WIVES OF THE TRUE AND HEROIC MEN WHO FOR FOUR YEARS FOLLOWED THE CONFEDERATE FLAG, AND WHO WERE WILLING TO LAY DOWN THEIR...
2. Part 2In this battle I received from the hands of a captain of an Indiana company a beautiful and highly ornamented sword, which had been presented to him by the citizens of his town...
5. Part 5Stone, Ike A. Badly wounded in the head at Murfreesboro, yet he bound up his wounds and fought gallantly in every charge during the day; was complimented at Richmond, Ky., by Ge...
4. Part 4Abernathy, W. A. When the war broke out he was at Charlotte Military Institute; joined the First North Carolina Regiment; fought the battle of Big Bethel; was complimented by hi...
3. Part 3B. L. DYER. Company E; elected Lieutenant at organization of the company; promoted to Captain; appointed Regimental Quartermaster; promoted to Brigade Quartermaster; promoted to...
6. Part 6That subdivision of the Confederate forces, known as the "Army of Tennessee," and then commanded by General Jos. E. Johnston, passed the memorable winter of 1863-4 in camp at Da...