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Honoring the courageous service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier Elisha E. Pittman. Elisha enlisted in the Confederate Army on August 18, 1861, as a private in company K (Choctaw Greys) 15th Mississippi Infantry. Elisha was present for the early engagements at Camp Wildcat and Fishing Creek
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Honoring the courageous service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier Thomas Glidwell "Glid" Harthcock. Thomas enlisted in the Confederate Army on March 15, 1862, at Lexington, Mississippi, as a private in company K (Dixie RÂĄfles) 29th Mississippi Infantry. Records show, Thomas became il
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A weathered gravestone for Confederate soldier John Neal, inscribed with his name and life years, 1840-1890, set in a grassy field.
Men of Gray
Honoring the courageous service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier John Neal. John enlisted in the Confederate Army on March 8, 1862, at Coffeeville, Mississippi, as a private in company D (Fishing Creek Avengers), 29th Mississippi Infantry. Records show John became separated from the regiment
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A black and white portrait of General Claudius W. Sears, an older man with a long white beard and mustache, as described in the accompanying article.
A scanned page of text titled "GEN. G. W. SEARS - A PATHETIC INCIDENT," detailing the beginning of the story about General Sears at the Battle of Nashville.
A continuation of the scanned text, describing General Sears's injury, his reaction to losing his horse, and his subsequent recovery and career.
Men of Gray
After sharing a post yesterday on General Claudius Wistar Sears, I would like to now share this story from R. N. Rea that paints a very vivid picture of the day General Sears lost his leg. Being that the print is so small, I'll type out the story below. GEN. C. W. SEARS- A PATHETIC INCIDENT
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A newly placed light-colored gravestone for Confederate soldier James W. Brady, inscribed with his name, rank, unit (Co E 15th MS Inf CSA), and dates (Sep 6 1837 - May 16 1900). A small Confederate flag is planted beside the marker in a natural, wooded setting.
Men of Gray
Honoring the courageous service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier James W. Brady. James enlisted in the Confederate Army on July 1, 1861, at Corinth, Mississippi, as a private in company E, 15th Mississippi Infantry. Records show on August 20, 1861, James was discharged from service. In Febru
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changing plugs in my 1932 Chevy Confeder coupe.
A little bit of humor changing the spark plugs in my 1932 Chevy Confederate Coupe. these large 18-in tall spark plugs are actually lamps, and if you click the link in my bio and go to my website, John's restoration and Fab, you can purchase these lamps. I also make a piston lamp, a shotgun shel
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On This Day in History: Juneteenth by Taylor King | Jun 19, 2019 ✊ðŸŋ⛓✊ðŸūâ›“âœŠðŸ― “Every year, we must remind successive generations that this event triggered a series of events that one by one define the challenges and responsibilities of successive generations. That’s why we need [Juneteenth].” – Texa
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An old, weathered, dark gray tombstone, likely belonging to Confederate soldier Francis Poleman Bibby, stands in a grassy cemetery. The inscription is difficult to read due to its aged and grimy condition, with other broken stones in the background.
Men of Gray
This stone, I believe, is finally ready to be shared. I took the first picture back in early spring of this year. I put a good cleaning on it and kept a close eye on it, adding a treatment or two in the process. It's now on it's way to looking fantastic, and I can finally walk away knowing
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Honoring the service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier Joseph M. Barmer. Joseph enlisted in the Confederate Army on March 20, 1862, at Cheraw, South Carolina, as a corporal in Captain Garden's Company South Carolina Light Artillery. This company was ordered to Virginia where they would p
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Virginia Ends Confederate Tax Breaks â€Ķ Spanberger Sparks Political Firestorm
Virginia just took a long-overdue step: cutting tax breaks for Confederate-affiliated groups like the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Abigail Spanberger’s move is igniting debate, but for many it’s simple—taxpayer subsidies should not reward organizations that glorify a treasonous past. About
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Honoring the service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier Jonas Shrock. Jonas enlisted in the Confederate Army on June 21, 1861, at Corinth Mississippi, as a private in Company C (Quitman RÂĄfles) 15th Mississippi Infantry Now, records paint a unique picture of who Jonas was as a soldier. Out the
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A weathered, grey tombstone with a curved top stands in a grassy field. Partially visible text includes "FRANC" and "184", indicating the grave of Confederate soldier Francis Durrett.
Men of Gray
Honoring the courageous service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier Francis Durrett. Francis enlisted in the Confederate Army on May 29, 1861, at Corinth, Mississippi, as a private in company H (Yalobusha RÂĄfles) 15th Mississippi Infantry. At the time of his enlistment, Francis was 20 years of
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Honoring the courageous service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier William K. Brosius. William enlisted in the Confederate Army on April 22, 1861, at Oxford, North Carolina, as a private in company B (Granville Greys) 2nd North Carolina Infantry. This later became the 12th North Carolina. Will
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The book cover for 'Ghost Eaters: A Novel' by Clay McLeod Chapman, featuring a figure with a cloth draped over its head, obscuring its face, against a dark background. The cover includes quotes from Stephen Graham Jones and Vulture. A Lemon8 watermark is visible at the bottom left.
Ghost Eater ðŸ‘ŧ By: Clay McLeod Chapman
5⭐ïļ "Get Haunted" Silas had always been a troubled soul. Trapped in his own world of drugs. A vicious cycle that had become a burden on his friends. They loved him but could no longer help him. In the end, Erin just wanted him gone. Until he was...... Then she just wanted him back an
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$10M Confederate Monument Comeback
The U.S. Army has announced a $10 million, two-year project to restore a Confederate monument at Arlington National Cemetery—one that was removed in 2023 after being deemed “problematic from top to bottom.” Under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s direction, the bronze statue—created in 1914 by Confe
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Men Of Gray
Honoring the courageous service and sacrifice of Confederate soldier Noel Samuel Pittman. Noel enlisted in the Confederate Army on March 6, 1862, at Pittsboro, Mississippi, as a private in company F (Hampton Guards) 29th Mississippi Infantry. Noel served with this regiment through the Battle of
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