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INTERNATIONAL - BY NUMBER AND TOWN

There is a SCV Camp near you.  You should join our 29,000 members if your ancestor served in the Confederate government or as a soldier.   

http://www.scv.org   Call 1 800 MYSOUTH    or    1 800 MYDIXIE

Southern Messenger can get a local Camp to contact you.

escoleman@southernmessenger.org

Detailed Information Below

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SCV POSITION STATEMENT
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
INTERPRETIVE PROGRAMSJanuary 19, 2000
At its founding in 1896, former Confederate Lt. Gen. Stephen D. Lee issued the following charge to the Sons of Confederate Veterans:
To you ... we submit the vindication of the Cause for which we fought; to your strength will be given the defense of the Confederate soldier's good name ... remember it is your duty to see that the true history of the South is presented to future generations.
For 105 years the Sons of Confederate Veterans has done its best to adhere to this charge. This task has been made much more difficult since the late 1980's, when the oxymoronic movement called "political correctness" began to take hold in the United States.
In no other aspect of American life has political correctness run more amok than in its wholesale attack upon the South and all things Southern. The South presently serves the United States in the role of whipping-boy for the national guilt trip over race relations, and ground zero for the program of cultural ethnic cleansing now being waged against the South is its Confederate heritage. The present politically correct conventional wisdom is that the War Between the States was fought over slavery, period; that therefore all things Confederate are tainted by a tacit endorsement of slavery or its latter-day counterpart, "racism," and therefore those who venerate them are racists.
 
At the social level this has led to the wholesale persecution of persons who openly express their veneration of Confederate heritage. On the historical level it has resulted in a complete overhaul of the presentation of the American experience so as to appease those who feel they have been damaged during that experience (except Southerners, of course). In cases where such overt tampering would be unwieldy, the trick has become to juxtapose the topic of slavery in the South, whether this topic is germane to the discussion or not. This is the tactic which the National Park Service is now adopting at Civil War battlefield sites.
 
On November 28, 2000, Dr. Dwight T. Pitcaithley, Chief Historian of the National Park Service, responded to a letter from SCV member Carlos Hedstrom of Dallas, Texas, regarding NPS' "new approach" to its battlefield interpretations, which now include a gratuitous overview of the Civil War's alleged causes. Presumably Dr. Pitcaithley's comments reflect the official NPS position in this matter. He spends three windy pages defending the premise that slavery was the central issue of the war, but manages altogether to avoid responding to the question raised by Mr. Hedstrom as to the appropriateness of trying to superimpose this topic on a battlefield interpretation.
 
In so doing, he leaves no doubt as to the what battlefield visitors will be hearing as the official NPS party line. He makes the astonishing statement that "There is today a consensus among historians about the centrality of the slavery issue ... since the 1950's, historical scholarship on the war has aligned itself with Mr. Lincoln's assertion that 'slavery, somehow, was the cause of the war.' "
 
Further along, in a paragraph which winds up nearly paraphrasing the Gettysburg Address, Dr. Pitcaithley says, "In a larger sense, we should study causality in American history because it allows us to understand better who we are as a society, and how past decision affect present circumstances." He develops the thought that the National Park Service has a mandate to impart this understanding to battlefield tourists. This is as close as his Byzantine reply ever comes to addressing the question of appropriateness raised by Mr. Hedstrom.
 
Dr. Pitcaithley and the NPS set a great deal of store by what they call "context." Well and good. For its part, the SCV wonders if the "context" in which the NPS treats slavery as a germane topic for battlefield interpreters will also include:
 
-- The Northern slave traders who amassed great personal fortunes selling slaves to the South and elsewhere;
 
-- The African tribal chiefs who supplied these traders with captives from among their own people and who also grew wealthy in the process;
 
-- The free blacks and Native Americans who were also slaveholders;
 
-- The fact that Lincoln's much-ballyhooed Emancipation Proclamation was an empty publicity stunt which freed slaves only in the confederate states (where the proclamation ipso facto had no authority) and did nothing for slaves in the Union states because it might antagonize their owners, who were U.S. voters.
 
Unless these and related topics are included in the National Park Service's examination of slavery, which it intends to force-feed to visitors, the Sons of Confederate Veterans can only conclude that political correctness is alive and well in pseudo-academia ... and coming soon to a battlefield near you.
                    

SCV Camps are in a town near you!

# 1 - Richmond, Virginia - Lee-Jackson Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 2 
# 3 - Chattanooga, Tennessee - Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 4 - Charleston, South Carolina - Secession Camp
# 5 - Wilmington, North Carolina - George Davis Camp
# 6 
# 7 - Piedmont, South Carolina - Jefferson Davis 4th Reg S. C. Vol. Camp
# 8 
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# 10 - Harrisonburg, Virginia - Colonel D. H. Lee Hartz Camp - 4th Brigade
# 11 - Mobile, Alabama - Raphael Semmes Camp
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# 15 - Asheville, North Carolina - Zebulon Baird Vance Camp
# 16 - Auburn, Alabama - General Robert Edward Lee Camp
# 17 
# 18 - Macon, Georgia - General Edward Dorr Tracy, Jr. Camp
# 19 - Madison, Virginia - Kemper-Fry-Strother Camp - 4th Brigade
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# 21 - Leesburg, Virginia - Clinton Hatcher Camp - 4th Brigade
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# 24 - Marion, South Carolina - Marion Camp
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# 28 - Nashville, Tennessee - General Joseph Eggleston Johnston Camp
# 29 - Columbia, Tennessee - Samuel R. Watkins Camp
# 30 
# 31 - Clover / York, South Carolina - Private Thomas E. Caldwell Camp
# 32 
# 33 - Murfreesboro, Tennessee - Murfreesboro Camp
# 34 - Gallatin, Tennessee - General William Brimage Bate Camp
# 35 - Newberry, South Carolina - John M. Kinard Camp
# 36 - Greenville, South Carolina - 16th South Carolina Camp
# 37 - Chapel Hill, Tennessee - Nathan Bedford Forrest Birthplace Camp
# 38 
# 39 - Abbeville, South Carolina - Olde Abbeville Camp
# 40 - Laurens, South Carolina - Brigadier General Samuel McGowan Camp
# 41 
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# 43    Belton-Honea Path, S.C.  John Thomas Ashley Camp
# 44 
# 45 - Seneca, South Carolina - Colonel Joseph Norton Camp
# 46 - Atlanta, Georgia - General John Brown Gordon Camp
# 47 - Beaufort, South Carolina - General Richard Herron Anderson Camp
# 48 - Saluda, South Carolina - Brig. General Milledge Luke Bonham Camp
# 49 
# 50 - Galveston, Texas - John Bell Hood Camp
# 51 - Lexington County, South Carolina - 15th Regiment S. C. Volunteers Camp
# 52 - Bristol, Tennessee - James Kelling Camp
# 53 
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# 58 - Kingstree, South Carolina - Wee Nee Volunteers Camp
# 59 - Austin, Texas - Major George W. Littlefield Camp
# 60 
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# 62 - Selma, Alabama - Colonel Christopher C. Pegues Camp
# 63 
# 64 - Waycorss, Georgia - Clement Anselm Evans Camp
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# 67 - Houston, Texas - Albert Sidney Johnston Camp
# 68 - Spartanburg, South Carolina - Adam Washington Ballenger Camp
# 69 - Yazoo City, Mississippi - Charles W. "Savez" Read Camp
# 70 - Hendersonville, North Carolina - Walter M. Bryson Camp
# 71 - Pickens, South Carolina - 2nd S. C. Regiment Pickens Camp
# 72 - Manchester, Tennessee - Major General Benjamin Franklin Cheatham Camp
# 73 - Orangeburg, South Carolina - Colonel Olin M. Dantzler Camp
# 74 
# 75 - Rocky Mount, North Carolina - General William Dorsey Pender Camp
# 76 - Crawfordville, Georgia - Taliaferro County Camp
# 77 - Cedartown, Georgia - Cedar Town Guards Col. J. J. Morrison Camp
# 78 - Americus, Georgia - Alexander Hamilton Stephens Camp
# 79 - Fayetteville, Georgia - General Lafayette McLaws Camp
# 80 
# 81 
# 82 - Camden, South Carolina - Joseph Brevard Kershaw Camp
# 83 
# 84 - Gardendale, Alabama - Captain Mortimer Jordan Camp
# 85 - Lexington, North Carolina - Lexington Wildcats Camp
# 86 - Chester, South Carolina - Walker-Gaston Camp
# 87 - Knoxville, Tennessee - Longstreet-Zollicoffer Camp
# 88 
# 89 
# 90 - Homer, Georgia - Middle River Volunteers Camp
# 91 
# 92 - Asheboro, North Carolina - Captain Winfield Scott Lineberry Camp
# 93 - Savannah, Georgia - Francis Stebbins Bartow Camp
# 94 
# 95 
# 96 - Lawerenceville, Georgia - Major William E. Simmons Camp
# 97 - Athens, Georgia - Brig General Thomas Reade Rootes Cobb Camp
# 98 
# 99 - Newport News, Virginia - Magruder-Ewell Camp - 1st Brigade
# 100 - Lexington, Kentucky - John Cabell Breckinridge Camp
# 101 
# 102 - Orlando, Florida - C.S.S. Florida Camp
# 103 
# 104 - Dublin, Georgia - Captain Hardy B. Smith Camp
# 105 - Madsion, Georgia - Captain Charles W. Baldwin Camp
# 106 - Apex, North Carolina - Sixth North Carolina State Troops Camp
# 107 - Griffin, Georgia - John McIntosh Kell Camp
# 108 - McDonough, Georgia - Colonel Charles T. Zachary Camp
# 109 - Paris, Tennessee - Isham G. Harris Camp
# 110 - New Orleans, Louisiana - Colonel Charles D. Dreux Camp
# 111 
# 112 - Pulaski, Tennessee - General John Calvin Brown Camp
# 113 
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# 121 - Branchville, South Carolina - Colonel Donald R. Barton Camp
# 122 
# 123 - St. George, South Carolina - Gordon Capers Camp
# 124 - Tyler, Texas - James P. Douglas Camp
# 125 - Gaffney, South Carolina - Captain Moses Wood Camp
# 126 
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# 128 
# 129 - Waco, Texas - General Felix Huston Robertson Camp
# 130 - New Orleans, Louisiana - Beauregard Camp
# 131 
# 132 - Conway, South Carolina - Litchfield Camp
# 133 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Henry Watkins Allen Camp 
# 134 
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# 140 
# 141 - Albany, Georgia - Lieutenant Colonel Thomas M. Nelson Camp
# 142 
# 143    Summerville, S.C.   H. L. Hunley Camp
# 144 
# 145 - St. Louis, Missouri - Sterling Price Camp
# 146 - Hartsville, South Carolina - Major James Lide Coker Camp
# 147 
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# 149 
# 150 - Miami, Oklahoma - 5th Sergeant Thomas Benton Wood Camp
# 151 
# 152 - Fayetteville, Tennessee - Holman Boone Camp
# 153 - San Antonio, Texas - Hood's Texas Brigade Camp
# 154 - Reidsville, Georgia - Tattnall Invincibles Camp
# 155 
# 156 - Lynchburg, Tennessee - Lieutenant Colonel William L. Moore Camp
# 157 
# 158 - Augusta, Georgia - Brigadier General Edward Porter Alexander Camp
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# 163 - Thomasville, Georgia - W. D. Mitchell Camp
# 164 
# 165 - Carrollton, Georgia - McDaniel-Curtis Camp
# 166 - Wake Forest, North Carolina - 47th Regiment N. C. Troops Camp
# 167 - Colonial Heights, Virginia - A. P. Hill Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 168 - Fayetteville, North Carolina - Fayetteville Arsenal Camp
# 169 
# 170 
# 171 - Oxford, North Carolina - Lieutenant Colonel Maurice T. Smith Camp
# 172 - Thomasville, North Carolina - The Thomasville Rifles Camp
# 173 
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# 176 - Union City, Tennessee - Otho French Strahl Camp
# 177 
# 178 - Waxahachie, Texas - O. M. Roberts Camp
# 179 
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# 190 
# 191 - Warrensburg, Missouri - Major General Joseph Orville Shelby Camp
# 192 
# 193 - Charleston, West Virginia - Thomas L. Broun Camp
# 194 
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# 196 
# 197 - Little Rock, Arkansas - General Robert C. Newton Camp
# 198 
# 199 - Martinsburg, West Virginia - Berkeley Border Guards Camp
# 200 
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# 206 
# 207 - Waynesboro, Georgia - Brigadier General John Carpenter Carter Camp
# 208 
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# 210 
# 211 - Grenada, Mississippi - Major General Edward Cary Walthall Camp
# 212 
# 213 - Ed Dorado, Arkansas - 3rd Arkansas Infantry Camp
# 214 - Lawrenceburg, Tennessee - General Felix Kirk Zollicoffer Camp
# 215 - Memphis, Tennessee - Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 216 - Lumberton, North Carolina - Robeson Rifle Guards Camp
# 217 
# 218 
# 219 - Jackson, Tennessee - John B. Ingram Bivouac Camp
# 220 
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# 222 
# 223 - LaGrange, Georgia - Sergeant Charles D. Grace Camp
# 224 
# 225 - Clarksville, Tennessee - Fort Defiance Camp
# 225 - Clarksville, Tennessee - Frank P. Gracey Camp
# 226 - Huntsville, Texas - Captain James Gillaspie Camp
# 227 - Laurel, Mississippi - Jones County Rosin Heels Camp
# 228 
# 229 - Waynesville, North Carolina - Captain Julius Welch Camp
# 230 
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# 238 
# 239 - Fort Worth, Texas - Robert Edward Lee Camp
# 240 
# 241 - Moulton, Alabama - Lieutenant J. K. McBride Camp
# 242 
# 243 
# 244 - Jackson, Louisiana - Captain Gustavus Adolphus Scott Camp
# 245 - Hephzibah, Georgia - Wilson Tigers-Company I, 48th Georgia Camp
# 246 - El Dorado, Arkansas - 3rd Regiment, Arkansas Infantry Camp
# 247 
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# 254 
# 255 - Waynesboro, Mississippi - Samuel H. Powe Camp
# 256 
# 257 - Covington, Tennessee - Simonton-Wilcox Camp
# 258 - Jacksonville, Alabama - Major John Pelham Camp
# 259 - Montgomery, Alabama - Thomas Goode Jones Camp
# 260 - Dickson, Tennessee - W. H. McCauley Camp
# 261 - Newport, Arkansas - Tom C. Hindman Camp
# 262 - Tuscaloosa, Alabama - General Robert Emmett Rodes Camp
# 263 
# 264 - Longville, Louisiana - South Beauregard Memorial Camp
# 265 
# 266 
# 267 
# 268 - Frankfort, Kentucky - John Washington Payne Camp
# 269 
# 270 - Greenbrier, Tennessee - John Hunt Morgan Camp
# 271 
# 272 
# 273 - Columbia, South Carolina - General Wade Hampton Camp
# 274 
# 275 - Gasden, Alabama - Emma Sansom Camp
# 276 
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# 296 
# 297 - *Lewisburg, Tennessee - John Hardison Allen Camp- Disbanded
# 297 - Lewisburg, Tennessee - Marshall Rangers Camp
# 298 
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# 301 
# 302 - San Diego, California - Father Abram Joseph Ryan-San Diego Camp
# 303 
# 304 
# 305 - Washington, D.C. - Jefferson Davis Camp
# 306 
# 307 - Muskogee, Oklahoma - Colonel Dew Moore Wisdom Camp
# 308 - Ashville, Alabama, - St. Clair Camp
# 309 
# 310 - Louisburg, North Carolina - Franklin Rifles Camp
# 311 
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# 317 
# 318 - Graham, Texas - Captain A. T. Gay Camp
# 319 - Sommersville, Tennessee - Captain John W. Mebane Camp
# 320 
# 321 - Cornith, Mississippi - Colonel W. P. Rogers Camp
# 322 
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# 338 - Bolivar, Tennessee - John Milton Hubbard Camp
# 339 
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# 341 
# 342 
# 343 - Ogelthorpe, Georgia - Macon County Camp
# 344 
# 345 
# 346 
# 347 
# 348 
# 349 - Sherman, Texas - Reeves 11th Texas Cavalry Camp
# 350 
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# 356 
# 357 - Huntsville, Alabama - Egbert J. Jones Camp
# 358 - Alexandria, Louisiana - General Leroy Augustus Stafford Camp
# 359 - Corsicana, Texas - J. L. Halbert Camp
# 360 
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# 364 
# 365 
# 366 - Abilene, Texas - Chief Clifton Camp
# 367 
# 368 - Greensboro, Alabama - Captain John H. Turpin Camp
# 369 
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# 372 
# 373 - Picaynue, Mississippi - Gainsville Volunteers Camp
# 374 
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# 378 
# 379 
# 380 - Portsmouth, Virginia - Stonewall Camp - 1st Brigade
# 381 
# 382 
# 383 
# 384 
# 385 - Troy, Alabama - Private Augustus Braddy Camp
# 386 - Greensboro, Alabama - Capt. John H. Turpin Camp
# 387 - Statesville, North Carolina - Maj General Stephen Dodson Ramseur Camp
# 388 
# 389 
# 390 
# 391 
# 392 
# 393 - Ellisville, Mississippi - Ellisville Invincibles Camp
# 394 
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# 397 
# 398 
# 399 - Greenville, Alabama - Hilliards Legion Camp
# 400 
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# 404 
# 405 - Salisbury, North Carolina - Rowan Rifles Camp
# 406 
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# 408 
# 409 - Lynchburg, Virginia - Garland-Rhodes Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 410 
# 411 
# 412 - Batesburg-Leesville, South Carolina - General Paul Quattlebaum Camp
# 413 
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# 426 
# 427 - Granbury, Texas - Hiram Bronson Granbury Camp
# 428 
# 429 
# 430 - Bessemer, Alabama - The Jonesboro Guard Camp
# 431 
# 432 
# 433 - Campton, Kentucky - George W. Cox Camp
# 434 
# 435 
# 436 - Cleburne, Texas - Pat Cleburne Camp
# 437 
# 438 
# 439 - Sylcauga, Alabama - Captain John Henry Porter Camp
# 440 
# 441 - Sulphur Springs, Texas - J. M. "Matt" Barton Camp
# 442 
# 443 - Jasper, Alabama - Major John C. Hutto Camp
# 444 
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# 451 
# 452 - Guntersville, Alabama - John Rayburn Camp
# 453 - Anniston, Alabama - George "Tige" Anderson Camp
# 454 
# 455 - Centerville, Alabama - Cahawba Rifles Camp
# 456 
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# 463 
# 464 - Amarillo, Texas - Plemons-Shelby Camp
# 465 
# 466 
# 467 
# 468 
# 469 - Rome, Georgia - General Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 470 - Thibodaux, Louisiana - Randall Lee Gibson Camp
# 471 - Miami, Florida - Private George W. Perry Camp
# 472 
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# 480 
# 481 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Captain Clem Vann Rogers Camp
# 482 
# 483 
# 484 
# 485 - Brunswick, Georgia - Thomas Marsh Forman Camp
# 486 - Eufaula, Alabama - Lieutenant Robert Dibel Griggs Camp
# 487 
# 488 
# 489 
# 490 - Luray, Virginia - Summers-Koontz Camp - 4th Brigade
# 491 
# 492 
# 493 - Talladega, Alabama - General Charles Miller Shelly Camp
# 494 - Camden, Alabama - Richard Channing Jones Camp
# 495 
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# 498 
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# 500 
# 501 
# 502 - Georgetown, Texas - Dixie Camp
# 503 
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# 506 
# 507 - Summerville, Georgia - Chatooga Camp
# 508 
# 509 
# 510 
# 511 Washington, Georgia - Irvin-Toombs Camp
# 512 - Lawrenceville, Virginia - The Old Brunswick Camp - 1st Brigade
# 513 - Norman, Oklahoma - Lt General Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 514 
# 515 
# 516 
# 517 - Columbus, Georgia - General Henry Lewis Benning Camp
# 518 
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# 520 
# 521 
# 522 - Piedmont, Alabama - Savage-Stewart Camp
# 523 - Ashland / Lineville, Alabama - Confederate Gray Camp
# 524 - Ashland, Kentucky - Colonel Edwin Trimble Camp
# 525 
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# 534 - Palatka, Florida - Sergeant Charlie Dickinson Camp
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# 564 - Henderson, Tennessee - Private Ike Stone Camp
# 565 
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# 567 
# 568 
# 569 - Elkins, West Virginia - Lt. Col. Hutton Camp
# 570 - Fulton, Missouri - Elijah Gates Camp
# 571 
# 572 
# 573 
# 574 - Alexander City, Alabama - General Edmund Winston Pettis Camp
# 575 
# 576 
# 577 
# 578 
# 579 - Bridgeport, Alabama - Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 580 - Decatur, Alabama - Decatur Sons of Liberty Camp
# 581 
# 582 - Moorefield, West Virginia - McNeill's Rangers Camp
# 583 
# 584 - Columbia, Tennessee - Major General William D. McCain HQ Camp
# 585 
# 586 - Weatherford, Texas - Gov. Samuel W. T. Lanham Camp
# 587 - Seattle, Washington - Robert Edward Lee Camp
# 588 
# 589 
# 590 - Natchez, Mississippi - Major General William Thompson Martin Camp
# 591 
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# 594 
# 595 
# 596 - Biloxi, Mississippi - Sam Davis Camp
# 597 
# 598 
# 599 - Lafayette, Georgia - John Brown Gordon Camp
# 600 
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# 605 
# 606 - Wichita Falls, Texas - General William Read Scurry Camp
# 607 
# 608 
# 609 - Demopolis, Alabama - Marengo Rifles Camp
# 610 
# 611 
# 612 
# 613 
# 614 - Independence, Missouri - Brigadier General John Hughes Camp
# 615 - Conway, Arkansas - Colonel Allen R. Witt Camp
# 616 
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# 619 - Benton, Arkansas - David O. Dodd Camp
# 620 
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# 631 
# 632 - Springfield, Missouri - General James H. McBride Camp
# 633 
# 643 
# 635 - Jackson, Mississippi - Jefferson Davis Camp
# 636 
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# 638 
# 639 
# 640 - Franklin, Kentucky - Captain David C. Walker Camp
# 641 
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# 644 
# 645 - Tupelo, Mississippi - Harrisburg Camp
# 646 
# 647 
# 648 - Hot Springs, Arkansas - James M. Keller Camp
# 649 - Dardanelle, Arkansas - Captain John W. Randle Camp
# 650 
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# 653 - Columbia Mississippi - Z. S. Goss Camp
# 654 
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# 663 - Kosciusko, Mississippi - Attala Yellow Jackets Camp
# 664 
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# 666 
# 667 - Tarboro, North Carolina - Lewis-Dowd-Wyatt Camp
# 668 - High Point, North Carolina - Lieutenant F. C. Frazier Camp
# 669 
# 670 - Cartersville, Georgia - Col William Henry Stiles / Colonel Warren Akin Camp
# 671 - Dalton, Georgia - General Joseph Eggleston Johnston Camp
# 672 
# 673 Buchanan, Georgia - Haralson Invincible Camp
# 674 - Moultrie, Georgia - John K. McNeil Camp
# 675 
# 676 - Denver, Colorado - Sterling Price Camp
# 677 - Rincon, Georgia - Hardee-Rawls Camp
# 678 
# 679 
# 680 - Valdosta, Georgia - Colonel Edmund N. Atkinson Camp
# 681 - Bastrop, Louisiana - Captain Leonidas N. Polk Camp
# 682 - Ocilla, Georgia - Jefferson Davis' Cowboys Camp
# 683 Monticello, Georgia - Glover Guards Camp
# 684 - Cordele, Georgia - Lieutenant Charles F. Crisp Camp
# 685 
# 686 
# 687 
# 688 - Milledgeville, Georgia - Old Capitol Camp
# 689 
# 690 - Eatonton, Georgia - W. F. Jenkins Camp
# 691 
# 692 - Montgomery, Alabama - Cradle Of The Confederacy Camp
# 693 - Sylvester, Georgia - Yancy Independents Camp
# 694 
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# 700 - Marietta, Georgia - Kennesaw Battlefield Camp
# 701 
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# 707 - Trenton, Georgia - State of Dade Camp
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# 715 - Newnan, Georgia - William Thomas Overby / Coweta Guards Camp
# 716 
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# 718 - Jefferson City, Missouri - Brigadier General Mosby Monroe Parsons Camp
# 719 
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# 723 - Lebanon, Tennessee - General Robert H. Hatton Camp
# 723 
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# 726 - Alexandria, Virginia - Robert E. Lee Camp - 4th Brigade
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# 741 - Tavares, Florida - Private William Riley Milton Camp
# 742 - Crawfordville, Florida - Wakulla Guards Camp
# 743 
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# 746 - Madison, Florida - A. Linvingston Camp
# 747 - Kingsland, Georgia - Camden Mounted Rifles Camp
# 748 
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# 758 - Black Mountain, North Carolina - Isaac Newton Giffen Camp
# 759 
# 760 - Goldsboro, North Carolina - Goldsboro Rifles Camp
# 761 
# 762 - Easly, South Carolina - Major William King Easley Camp
# 763 
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# 768 - Athens, Alabama - Captain Thomas H. Hobbs Camp
# 769 
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# 771 - Wilson, North Carolina - Captain Jesse S. Barnes Camp
# 772 
# 773 - Durham, North Carolina - Bennitt-Duke Camp
# 774 
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# 777 
# 778 - Opelousas, Louisiana - Brigadier General J. J. Alfred A. Mouton Camp
# 779 
# 780 - Warrenton, Virginia - Black Horse Camp - 4th Brigade
# 781 
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# 785 
# 786 - Biloxi, Mississippi - Jefferson Davis Camp
# 787 
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# 790 
# 791 - New Madrid, Missouri - Colonel Amos Camden Riley Camp
# 792 
# 793 
# 794 - Whiteville, North Carolina - Columbus County Volunteers Camp
# 795 
# 796 
# 797 - Homer, Louisiana - Claiborne Invincibles Camp
# 798 - Gonzales, Texas - Ft. Waul Camp
# 799 
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# 803 - Sanford, North Carolina - General Robert Edward Lee Camp
# 804 
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# 808 - Fort Payne, Alabama - Captain Robert R. Davenport Camp
# 809 - Dothan, Alabama - Colonel William C. Oates Camp
# 810 - Wilkesboro, North Carolina - James Byron Gordon Camp
# 811 - Decatur, Tennessee - Patrick Romayne Cleborne Camp
# 812 
# 813 - Graham, North Carolina - Colonel Charles F. Fisher Camp
# 814 
# 815 
# 816 
# 817 
# 818 
# 819 - Atoka, Oklahoma - Brigadier General Douglas Hancock Cooper Camp
# 820 
# 821 
# 822 
# 823 
# 824 
# 825 
# 826 
# 827 Hanover County, VA  The Hanover Dragoons Camp #827 (2nd Brigade, VA Division)# #828 - Callands, Virginia - Pittsylvania Vindicators Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 829 
# 830 
# 831 
# 832 
# 833 
# 834 
# 835 - Bennetsville, South Carolina - Marlboro Camp
# 836 - Morganton, North Carolina - Colonel Samuel McDowell Tate Camp
# 837 - Senatoba, Mississippi - Sergeant Samuel J. House Camp
# 838 
# 839 
# 840 - Lebanon, Virginia - Captain John F. McElhenny Camp 
# 841 
# 842 - Fairfax, South Carolina - River's Bridge Camp
# 843 - Brownwood, Texas - General Henry E. McCulloch Camp
# 844 
# 845 
# 846 
# 847 
# 848 
# 849 - Hickory, North Carolina - Captain Charles F. Connor Camp
# 850 - Abingdon, Virginia - William E. Jones Camp - 6th Brigade
# 851 
# 852 - Roxboro, North Carolina - E. Fletcher Satterfield Camp
# 853 
# 854 - Franklin, Tennessee - Tod Carter Camp
# 855 
# 856 - Cleveland, Mississippi - General Charles Clark Camp
# 857 
# 858 - Wallaceville, Texas - Co. F. Spaight's Battalion Camp
# 859 - Manning, South Carolina - Colonel Henry Laurens Benbow Camp
# 860 - Wadesboro, North Carolina - Anson County S.C.V. Camp
# 861 - Weldon, North Carolina - General Matthew Whitaker Ransom Camp
# 862 
# 863 - Conyers, Georgia - Major General Joseph Wheeler Camp
# 864 
# 865 - Beckley, West Virginia - General Alfred Beckley Camp
# 866 
# 867 
# 868 - Ripley, Mississippi - Tippah Tigers Camp
# 869 
# 870 
# 871 
# 872 - Gastonia, North Carolina - Major Charles Q. Petty Camp
# 873 - Amory, Mississippi - Captain Francis Marion Rogers Camp
# 874 - Glasgo, Kentucky - General Joe H. Lewis Camp
# 875 
# 876 
# 877 
# 878 
# 879 - New Albany, Mississippi - New Albany Grays Camp
# 880 
# 881 
# 882 
# 883 - Carrollton, Alabama - General John Herbert Kelley Camp
# 884 
# 885 
# 886 
# 887 
# 888 
# 889 
# 890 
# 891 
# 892 
# 893 
# 894 
# 895 
# 896 
# 897 
# 898 - Tuscumbia, Alabama - Colonel William A. Johnson Camp
# 899 
# 900 
# 901 - Denton, Texas - Stonewall Jackson Camp
# 902 
# 903 
# 904 
# 905 
# 906 
# 907 
# 908 
# 909 
# 910 
# 911 
# 912 
# 913 - Roanoke, Alabama - Captain W. A. Handley Camp
# 914 - Canton, Georgia - Cherokee Legion Camp
# 915 - Calhoun, Georgia - General Stand Watie Camp
# 916 
# 917 
# 918 - Baxley, Georgia - Appling Grays Camp
# 919 - Washington, North Carolina - Washington Grays Camp
# 920 
# 921 
# 922 - Lexington, Georgia - Oglethorpe Camp
# 923 
# 924 - Anderson, Texas - Grimes County Greys Camp
# 925 
# 926 - Hartwell, Georgia - Lieutenant Dickson L. Baker Camp
# 927 
# 928 
# 929 
# 930 
# 931 - Quitman, Georgia - The Piscola Volunteers Camp
# 932 - Vidalia, Georgia - General Robert Augustus Toombs Camp
# 933 
# 934 
# 935 - Toccoa, Georgia - Currahee Rangers Camp
# 936 
# 937 
# 938 - Chatsworth, Georgia - Lt. Colonel William M. Luffman Camp
# 939 
# 940 
# 941 - Statesboro, Georgia - Qgeechee Rifles Camp
# 942 - Greensboro, Georgia - Greene Rifles Camp
# 943 - Douglasville, Georgia - Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Coke Glover Camp
# 944 - Woodbury, Tennessee - John Deforest Rugeley Camp
# 945 
# 946 
# 947 
# 948 
# 949 
# 950 
# 951 
# 952 
# 953 
# 954 
# 955 
# 956 
# 957 
# 958 - Longview, Texas - General John Gregg Camp
# 959 
# 960 
# 961 
# 962 
# 963 
# 964 
# 965 
# 966 
# 967 
# 968 
# 969 
# 970 
# 971 
# 972 - Rusk, Texas - General Joseph L. Hogg Camp
# 973 
# 974 
# 975 
# 976 
# 977 - San Marcos, Texas - Colonel Sydney Drake Jackman Camp
# 978 
# 979 
# 980 
# 981 
# 982 
# 983 - Decatur, Texas - Albert Sidney Johnston Camp
# 984 
# 985 - New York, New York - General Archibald Gracie Camp
# 986 
# 987 
# 988 
# 989 
# 990 
# 991 
# 992 
# 993 
# 994 
# 995 
# 996 - Junction, Texas - Frontier Guard Camp
# 997 
# 998 - Groveton, Texas - Trinity County Volunteers Camp
# 999 
# 1000 - Victoria, Texas - George Overton Stoner Camp
# 1001 
# 1002 
# 1003 
# 1004 
# 1005 
# 1006 
# 1007 
# 1008 
# 1009 
# 1010 
# 1011 
# 1012 - Teague, Texas - Johnson-Sayers-Nettles Camp 
# 1013 Through # 1099, No Camps Listed -
# 1111 - Winnsboro, Louisiana - The Franklin Sharpshooters Camp
#1189   Santee, S.C.   Eutaw Regiment
# 1201 
# 1202 - Tucson, Arizona - Captain Sherod Hunter's Arizona Rangers Camp
# 1203 
# 1204 
# 1205 - Colorado Springs, Colorado - COL GEORGE MADISON Camp
# 1206 
# 1207 
# 1208 - Los Angeles, California - General John Bell Hood Camp
# 1209 - Jacksonville, Florida - Kirby-Smith Camp
# 1210 
# 1211 
# 1212 - Moncks Corner, South Carolina - General Ellison Capers Camp
# 1213 
# 1214 
# 1215 
# 1216 
# 1217 
# 1218 
# 1219 
# 1220 - Columbus, Mississippi - General William Barksdale Camp
# 1221 - Meridian, Mississippi - William D. Cameron Camp
# 1222 
# 1223 - Tangipahoa, Louisiana - Camp Moore Camp
# 1224 
# 1225 
# 1226 
# 1227 
# 1228 
# 1229 
# 1230 - Brookhaven, Mississippi - Pickens Brady Camp
# 1231 
# 1232 
# 1233 
# 1234 
# 1235 
# 1236 
# 1237 - Front Royal, Virginia - Colonel John Singleton Mosby Camp - 4th Brigade
# 1238 
# 1239 - Villa Rica, Georgia - Forest's Escort Camp
# 1240 
# 1241 
# 1242 
# 1243 
# 1244 
# 1245 - Aiken, South Carolina - General Joe Wheeler Camp
# 1247 - Richmond, Virginia - General James Longstreet Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1248 
# 1249 - Winston-Salem, North Carolina - Captain M. W. Norfleet Camp
# 1250 - Temple, Texas - Major Robert M. White Camp
# 1251 
# 1252 
# 1253 
# 1254 
# 1255 
# 1256 
# 1257 
# 1258 
# 1259
# 1260 
# 1261 
# 1262 
# 1263 - Austin, Texas - Capitol Guards Camp
# 1264 
# 1265 
# 1266 
# 1267 
# 1268 
# 1269 - Charleston, South Carolina - Fort Sumter Camp
# 1270 
# 1271 
# 1272 
# 1273 
# 1274 
# 1275 - Livingston, Texas - Captain Ike Turner Camp
# 1276 
# 1277 
# 1278 
# 1279 
# 1280 
# 1281 
# 1282 - Tampa, Florida - John T. Lesley Camp
# 1283 
# 1284 - Sebring, Florida - Sergeant John L. Skipper Camp
# 1285 
# 1286 
# 1287 
# 1288 
# 1289 - East Point, Georgia - General James Longstreet Camp
# 1290 - Greenboro, North Carolina - Colonel John Sloan Camp
# 1291 
# 1292 
# 1293 - Brentwood, Tennessee - Sam Davis Camp
# 1292 
# 1295 - Beaumont, Texas - Dick Dowling Camp
# 1296 - Lexington, Virginia - The Stonewall Brigade - 3 Brigade
# 1297 - Raleigh, North Carolina - Private Henry L. Wyatt Camp
# 1298 
# 1299 
# 1300 
# 1301 
# 1302 - Jacksonville, North Carolina - Lewis Addison Armistead Camp
# 1303 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Brigadier General Stand Watie Camp
# 1304 
# 1305 - Houston, Texas - Dick Dowling Camp
# 1306 
# 1307 
# 1308 - Shreveport, Louisiana - General Richard Taylor Camp
# 1309 
# 1310 
# 1311 -*Culpeper, Virginia -Little Fork Rangers -4th Brigade -Disbanded March 1996 -# 1918 Chartered
# 1312 - Memphis, Tennessee - James R. Chalmers Camp
# 1313 - Dallas, Texas - General William Lewis Cabell Camp
# 1314 - Tallahassee, Florida - Colonel David Lang Camp
# 1315 - Pensacola, Florida - Stephen Russell Mallory Camp
# 1316 - St. Augustine, Florida - William Wing Loring Camp
# 1317 - Americas, Georgia - Alexander Hamilton Stephens Camp
# 1318 
# 1319 - Southport, Florida - 1st Lieutenant Thomas H. Gainer Camp
# 1320 
# 1321 - Dearborn, Michigan - Admiral Raphael Semmes Camp
# 1322 - Fort Myers, Florida - Colonel A. C. Myers Camp
# 1323 - Lakeland, Florida - Brigadier General Evander McIvor Law Camp
# 1324 - Hillsboro, Texas - Hood's Texas Brigade Camp
# 1325 - San Antonio, Texas - Alamo Camp
# 1326 - Roanoke, Virginia - Fincastle Rifles Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 1327 - Monticello, Florida - Major Pickens Bird Camp
# 1328 
# 1329 
# 1330 
# 1331 
# 1332 
# 1333 
# 1334 
# 1335 
# 1336 
# 1337 
# 1338 
# 1339 
# 1340 
# 1341 - Brownsville, Tennessee - Colonel W. L. Duckworth Camp
# 1342 - Louisville, Kentucky - John Hunt Morgan Camp
# 1343 - Richmond, Virginia - J. E. B. Stuart Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1344 
# 1345 
# 1346 
# 1347 - Daytona Beach, Florida - James. F. Hull Camp
# 1348 -*Fredericksburg, Virginia -Maury Camp -4th Brigade -Disbanded 1987 -#1722 Chartered 1995
# 1349 - Heidelberg, Mississippi - Jasper County Grays Camp
# 1350 
# 1351 - Fort Worth, Texas - Major K. M. Van Zandt Camp
# 1352 - Lubbock, Texas - Colonel Thomas S. Lubbock Camp
# 1353 - Hattiesburg, Mississippi - Lieutenant General Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 1354 - Vicksburg, Mississippi - Lt General John Clifford Pemberton Camp
# 1355
# 1356 - Duncan, Oklahoma - James A. Morgan Camp
# 1357 
# 1358 - Paris, Texas - General Sam Bell Maxey Camp
# 1359 - Leonardtown, Maryland - Captain Vincent Camalier C.S.A. Camp
# 1360 - Deland, Florida - St. John's Rangers Camp
# 1361 - Jonesboro, Georgia - General Patrick Romayne Cleburne Camp
# 1362 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Francis T. Nicholls Camp
# 1363 
# 1364 
# 1365 
# 1366 
# 1367 - El Reno, Oklahoma - Brigadier General Albert Pike Camp
# 1368 - Florence, Alabama - Tennessee Valley Camp
# 1369 - Wakefield, Virginia - General William Mahone Camp - 1st Brigade
# 1370 - New Bern, North Carolina - The Rains Brothers Camp
# 1371 
# 1372 - Birmingham, Alabama - Fighting Joe Wheeler Camp
# 1373 
# 1374 
# 1375 - Monore, North Carolina - Colonel Samuel H. Walkup Camp
# 1376 
# 1377 
# 1378 - Tulsa, Oklahoma - Colonel Daniel N. McIntosh Camp
# 1379 - Holly Springs, Mississippi - Christopher (Kit) Mott Camp
# 1380 
# 1381 - Saint Petersburg, Florida - Stonewall Jackson Camp
# 1382 - Powhatan, Virginia - Powhatan Troop Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1383 - Sarasota-Bradenton, Florida - General Robert Edward Lee Camp
# 1384 - Dallas, Texas - Gaston-Gregg Camp
# 1385 - Albuquerque, New Mexico - General William R. Scurry Camp
# 1386 - Swainsboro, Georgia - McLeod-Moring Camp
# 1387 - Melbourne, Florida - Captain J. J. Dickinson Camp
# 1388 - Baltimore, Maryland - Colonel Harry W. Gilmore Camp
# 1389 
# 1390 - Lake Charles, Louisiana - Captain James W. Bryan Camp
# 1391 
# 1392 
# 1393 
# 1394 
# 1395 - Fort Lauderdale, Florida - William Henry Harris Camp
# 1396 - Ocala, Florida - Marion Light Artillery Camp
# 1397 - Dallas, Georgia - General William Joseph Hardee Camp
# 1398 - Darnstown, Maryland - Colonel William Norris Camp
# 1399 - Warner Robins, Georgia - James T. Woodward Camp
# 1400 - La Plata, Maryland - Private Wallace Bowling Camp
# 1401 - Lenoir, North Carolina - General James Johnston Pettigrew Camp
# 1402 - Danville, Virginia - Cabell-Graves Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 1403 
# 1404 - Gainsville, Georgia - 27th Georgia Regiment Camp
# 1405 
# 1406 
# 1407 
# 1408 
# 1409 - Blountville, Tennessee - John Singleton Mosby Camp
# 1410 
# 1411 - Winchester, Tennessee - General A. P. Stewart Camp
# 1412 - Covington, Kentucky - Eli M. Bruce Camp
# 1413 - Bluffton, Indiana - Captain Arthur M. Rutledge Camp
# 1414 - Harrison, Arkansas - General Joseph Orville Shelby Camp
# 1415 
# 1416 
# 1417 - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - R. A. Sneed / Col Jordan Reeves
# 1418 - Cleveland, Georgia - 52nd Georgia Regiment Camp
# 1419 - Florence / Darlington, South Carolina - Pee Dee Rifles Camp
# 1420 
# 1421 - Lafayette, Louisiana - General Franklin Gardner Camp
# 1422 
# 1423 - Charlotte, North Carolina - Major Egbert A. Ross Camp
# 1424 - Gainesville, Florida - Madison Starke Perry Camp
# 1425 - Lafayette, Tennessee - Jim Davis Camp
# 1426 
# 1427 - Kinston, North Carolina - C. S. S. Ram Neuse Camp
# 1428 - Anderson, South Carolina - Palmetto Sharp Shooters Camp
# 1429 - Paintsville, Kentucky - General Humphrey Marshall Camp
# 1430 
# 1431 
# 1432 - Stone Mountain, Georgia - The Confederate Memorial Camp
# 1433 - Pine Bluff, Arkansas - General Patrick Romayne Cleburne Camp
# 1434 - Louisa, Virginia - Trevilian Station Camp - 5th Brigade
# 1435 - Birmingham, Alabama - Forrest Camp
# 1436 
# 1437 - Floral City, Florida - Third Florida Wildcats Camp
# 1438 
# 1439 - Wichita, Kansas - General Albert Pike Camp
# 1440 - San Jose, California - The Stainless Banner Camp
# 1441 - Midland, Texas - Dunn-Holt-Midkiff Camp
# 1442 - Cullman, Alabama - Thomas Jefferson Denney Camp
# 1443 
# 1444 - Monroe, Louisiana - Captain Thomas O. Benton Camp
# 1445 - Lancaster, South Carolina - Witherspoon-Barnes Camp
# 1446 - South Cobb County, Georgia - General Leonidas Polk Camp
# 1447 
# 1448 - Lansing, Michigan - Noah H. Fauver Camp
# 1449 - Thomaston, Georgia - John Brown Gordon Brown Memorial Camp
# 1450 
# 1451 - Bogansville, South Carolina - General States Rights Gist Camp
# 1452 - Hernando, Mississippi - Captain Edward W. Ward Camp
# 1453 - Fayetteville, Arkansas - Major Fontaine R. Earle Camp
# 1454 - Shiloh, Tennessee - Battle Of Shiloh Camp
# 1455 - Longview, Texas - General Walter Payne Lane Camp
# 1456 - Reidsville, North Carolina - Private Lorenzo Dow Williams Camp
# 1457 - Bryan, Texas - Sul Ross Camp
# 1458 - Sumter, South Carolina - Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard Camp
# 1459 - Ettrick, Virginia - George E. Pickett Camp - 1st Brigade
# 1460 - Mayfield, Kentucky - Tilghman-Beauregard Camp
# 1461 
# 1462 - Wauchula, Florida - General David Emanuel Twiggs Camp
# 1463 - Lake City, Florida - Battle of Olustee Camp
# 1464 
# 1465 
# 1466 - Smithfield, North Carolina - Smithfield Light Infantry Camp
# 1467 
# 1468 
# 1469 
# 1470 - Pearl, Mississippi - Lowery Rifles Camp
# 1470 - Hunnington, West Virginia - Robert Selden Garnett Camp
# 1471 - Franklin, Virginia - Urquhart-Gillette Camp - 1st Brigade
# 1472 - Trenton, Tennessee - Hill-Freeman Camp
# 1473 - Raonoke-Chowan, North Carolina - Fort Branch On The Roanoke Camp
# 1474 
# 1475 - Bedford, Virginia - Bedford Rifle Grays Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 1476 
# 1477 
# 1478 - Ruston, Louisiana - Sergeant James W. Nicholson Camp
# 1479 - Conroe, Texas - Granbury's Texas Brigade Camp
# 1480 
# 1481 - Quitman, Mississippi - Chickasawhay Desperadoes Camp
# 1482 - Seattle, Washington - C. S. S. Shenandoah Camp
# 1483 - Dunn, North Carolina - The Averasboro Camp
# 1484 
# 1485 - East Wake County, North Carolina - Col. Henry King Burgwyn, Jr. Camp
# 1486 - Garner, North Carolina - Colonel Leonidas Lafayette Polk Camp
# 1487 - White Sulpher Springs, West Virginia - Jacob W. Mathews Camp
# 1488 - Greenville, North Carolina - Major General Bryan Grimes Camp
# 1489 - Thomasville, Alabama - Private James C. Anderson Camp
# 1490 - Purvis, Mississippi - 7th Mississippi Infantry Battalion Camp
# 1491 - Clinton, Oklahoma - Colonel Roswell W Lee Camp
# 1492 - Fort Collins, Colorado - Joseph Oliver Russell Camp
# 1493 - Charlottesville, Virginia - 19th Virginia Infantry Camp
# 1494 
# 1495 - Paducah, Kentucky - General Lloyd Tilghman Camp
# 1496 
# 1497 
# 1498 
# 1499 - Russellville, Alabama - Stars and Bars Camp
# 1500 
# 1501 - Edmond, Oklahoma - 1st Cherokee Mounted Volunteers Camp
# 1502 - Troy, North Carolina - Sgt. John A. Lisk Camp
# 1503 - Chester, Virginia - Chester Station Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1504 - Staunton, Virginia - John D. Imboden Camp - 5th Brigade
# 1505 - Keyport, New Jersey - Private Meredith Pool Camp
# 1506 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - James Ewell Brown Stuart Camp
# 1507 - Chicago, Illinois - Camp Douglas Memorial Camp
# 1508 - Indianapolis, Indiana - Colonel Samuel St. George Rogers Camp
# 1509 - New Castle, Indiana - A. J. Ringo Camp
# 1510 
# 1511 
# 1512 - Etowah County, Alabama - Turkey Town Valley Camp
# 1513 - Smithville, Tennessee - Savage-Goodner Camp
# 1514 - Cashiers, North Carolina - Thomas Legion Camp
# 1515 - Elizabethtown, North Carolina - Bladen Light Infantry Camp
# 1516 - Kissimmee, Florida - Jacob Summerlin Camp
# 1517 - Fremont-Pikeville, North Carolina - Dr. B. T. Person Camp
# 1518 
# 1519 - Mountain Home, Arkansas - Colonel Thomas R. Freeman Camp
# 1520 
# 1521 - Elizabeth City, North Carolina - Colonel William F. Martin Camp
# 1522 - Stonewall, Oklahoma - Thompson-Pontotoc Camp
# 1523 - Rosedale, Indiana - William Wirt Allen Camp
# 1524 - Prattville, Alabama - The Prattville Dragoons Camp
# 1525 - Pheonix, Arizona - Colonel Sherod Hunter Camp
# 1526 - Colbert, Georgia - Madison County Grays Camp
# 1527 - Ragland, Alabama - Sgt. E. Frank Harrison Camp
# 1528 
# 1529 
# 1530 - Monterey, Virginia - The Highlanders Camp - 5th Brigade
# 1531 
# 1532 - Edgerfield, South Carolina - General Martin Witherspoon Gary Camp
# 1533 - Carthage, Texas - General Horace Randal Camp
# 1534 - Maroa, Illinois - John Kempshall Camp
# 1535 - Worthington, Ohio - Brigadier General Rosewell Sabine Ripley Camp
# 1536 - Cincinnati, Ohio - Lieutenant Jonathan Bressler Camp
# 1537 - Columbiana, Alabama - Captain William Houston Shelby Camp
# 1538 
# 1539 - St. Petersburg, Florida - General Basil Wilson Duke Camp
# 1540 - Stokes County, North Carolina - Stokes County Troops C.S.A. Camp
# 1541 - Washington County, Florida - SCV of Washington Camp
# 1542 
# 1543 - Cornelius, North Carolina - Daniel Harvey Hill-Richard J. Stough Camp
# 1544 - Fairfax, Virginia - Captain John Quincy Marr Camp - 4th Brigade
# 1545 
# 1546 
# 1547 - Roswell, Georgia - The Roswell Mills Camp
# 1548 
# 1549 - Chesapeake, Virginia - Norfolk County Grays Camp - 1st Brigade
# 1550 
# 1551 - Rochelle, Georgia - The States Right Guard Camp
# 1552 - Kennesaw, Georgia - Camp McDonald Camp
# 1553 
# 1554 
# 1555 - Michigan City, Indiana - Thomas Henry Hines Camp
# 1556 - Forsyth, Georgia - Co. K, 53rd Georgia Infantry Camp
# 1557 - Lafayette, Alabama - Fort Robert Charles Tyler Camp
# 1558 
# 1559 
# 1560 - Collierville, Tennessee - Wigfall Greys Camp
# 1561 - Remlap, Alabama - General Philip Dale Roddey Camp
# 1562 
# 1563 - Leeds, Alabama - John Marion DeShazo Camp
# 1564 
# 1565 - Angelton, Texas - 13th Texas Infantry Camp
# 1566 
# 1567 - Winchester, Virginia - Turner Ashby Camp - 4th Brigade
# 1568 - Georgetown, South Carolina - Battery White Camp
# 1569 - Rock Hill, South Carolina - Brigadier General Micah Jenkins Camp
# 1570 - Siler City, North Carolina - Colonel John Randolph Lane Camp
# 1571 
# 1572 
# 1573 - Tazwell, Virginia - Brown Harmon Nighthawks Camp - 6th Brigade
# 1574 - Foley, Alabama - Admiral Franklin Buchanan Camp
# 1575 - Aiken, South Carolina - Brigadier General Barnard Elliott Bee Camp
# 1576 
# 1577 - Magnolia, Arkansas - General Thomas Dockery Camp
# 1578 
# 1579 
# 1580 - Middlesburg, Florida - First Clay County Confederate Artillery Camp
# 1581 - Farmville, Virginia - Highbridge Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1582 
# 1583 - Delavan, Wisconsin - Alice Whiting Waterman Camp
# 1584 - Birmingham, Alabama - William L. Yancey Camp
# 1585 
# 1586 - Andalusia, Alabama - Covington Rifles Camp
# 1587 - Strasburg, Virginia - Strasburg Guards Camp - 4th Brigade
# 1588 - Plano, Texas - William H. L. Wells Camp
# 1589 - Midlothian, Virginia - General Robert E. Lee Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1590 
# 1591 - Columbia, South Carolina - Congressman Preston S. Brooks
# 1592 - Wetumpka, Alabama - William Lowndes Yancey Camp
# 1593 - Coal Mountain, West Virginia - Colonel George S. Patton Camp
# 1594 - Sea Level, North Carolina - Private Bishop Hamilton Camp
# 1595 - Fort Pierce, Florida - Private George W. Thomas Camp
# 1596 - Shreveport, Louisiana - Colonel Leon Dawson Marks Camp
# 1597 - Beaufort, North Carolina - Colonel Shephen Decatur Pool Camp
# 1598 - Mt. Airy, North Carolina - James Ewell Brown Sturart Camp
# 1599 - West Palm Beach, Florida - General James Patton Anderson Camp
# 1600 
# 1601 
# 1602 - Sandersville, Georgia - Major Mark Newman Camp
# 1603 - Waynesboro, Tennessee - Colonel Jacob B. Biffle Camp
# 1604 - Minden, Louisiana - Brigadier General Thomas Moore Scott Camp
# 1605 
# 1606 - Chatom, Alabama - Captain Leroy Bowling Camp
# 1607 - Richland, Georgia - Stewart-Webster Camp
# 1608 - Annapolis, Maryland - Captain James I. Waddell CSN Camp
# 1609 - Raleigh, North Carolina - Daniel Harvey Hill Camp
# 1610 - Monroeville, Alabama - The Unknown Confederate Camp
# 1611 - De Queen, Arkansas - Paraclifta Camp
# 1612 - Munich, Germany - Europe Camp
# 1613 - San Angelo, Texas - General Tom Green Camp
# 1614 - Havana, Florida - Finley's Brigade Camp
# 1615 - McMinnville, Tennessee - General Benjamin J. Hill Camp
# 1616 - Lincolnton, North Carolina - Gen. Robert Frederick Hoke / William J. Hoke Camp
# 1617 - Natchitoches, Louisiana - Colonel Samuel D. Russell Camp
# 1618 - Savannah, Georgia - General Alexander Robert Lawton Camp
# 1619 - Broken Arrow, Oklahoma - Alvin T. Hodge Camp
# 1620 - Shelbyville, Tennessee - Sumner A. Cunninghan Camp
# 1621 
# 1622 - Alexander City, Alabama - Alabama Division Headquarters Camp
# 1623 - Lewisville, Arkansas - 1st Lieutenant Elbert L. Steel Camp
# 1624 - Chase City, Virginia - Armstea-Hill-Goode-Elam Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1625 - Indianola, Mississippi - Brigadier General Benjamin Grubb Humphries Camp
# 1626 - Milwauke, Wisconsin - Father Emmeran Bliemel Camp
# 1627 - Sacramento, California - General George Blake Cosby Camp
# 1628 - Sandy Springs, Georgia - M. Allen Delonia Smith Camp
# 1629 - Hazard, Kentucky - Colonel Benjamin Caudill Camp
# 1630 - Ocoee, Florida - Captain Bluford M. Simms Camp
# 1631 - Santa Barbara, California - Deaderick-Doremus-Thurmond Camp
# 1632 - Laurel Hill, North Carolina - Sons of Mars Camp
# 1633 - Blairsville, Georgia - David W. Pane Camp
# 1634 - Butler, Georgia - Taylor County Camp
# 1635 
# 1636 - Clinton, Mississippi - Mississippi College Rifles Camp
# 1637 - Barlett, Tennessee - DeWitt Smith Jobe Camp
# 1638 - Morristown, Tennessee - Col. W. M. Bradford / Col. J. G. Rose Camp
 # 1639 - Mableton, Georgia - Chattahoochee Guards Camp   Welcome  Contact::   escoleman@southernmessenger.org
# 1640 - Memphis, Tennessee - The General Robert Edward Lee Camp
# 1641 - Graham, Georgia - Appling Grays Camp
# 1642 - Cumming, Georgia - Colonel Hiram Parks Bell Camp
# 1643 - Walterboro, South Carolina - Colleton Rangers Camp
# 1644 - Hamilton, Alabama - Captain A. J. Hamilton Camp
# 1645 
# 1646 - Olympia, Washington - James Patton Anderson Camp
# 1647 - Ash Fork, Arizona - Captain Robert Rodes Nelson Camp
# 1648 - Arlington, Texas - General De Polignac Camp
# 1649 - Meridan, Mississippi - General Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 1650 - Barnwell, South Carolina - William H. Duncan Camp
# 1651 - Davie County, North Carolina - The Davie Grays Camp
#1652 - Bastrop, Louisiana - Captain Leonidas N. Polk Camp
# 1653 - Brazil, South America - OS Confederados Camp
# 1654 Hamburg, Arkansas - Colonel Van Manning Camp
# 1655 - Jonesboro, Arkansas - Colonel Robert G. Shaver Camp
# 1656 - Roberta, Georgia - Nathan Bedford Forrest Greys Camp
# 1657 - Savannah, Georgia - The Savannah Militia Camp
# 1658 - Tallmadge, Ohio - Lieutenant General James Longstreet Camp
# 1659 - Jerseyville, Illinois - Lieutenant Colonel William H. Fulkerson Camp
# 1660 - Cornith, Mississippi - General Albert Sidney Johnston Camp
# 1661 - Stanardsville, Virginia - Colonel Waller Tazewell Patton Camp - 5th Brigade
# 1662 
# 1663 - Cleveland County, North Carolina - Cleveland Regiments Camp
# 1664 - Texarkana, Arknasas - Major John B. Burton Camp
# 1665 - De Ridder, Louisiana - Major Jesse M. Cooper Camp
# 1666 - Forest, Mississippi - East Mississippi Greys Camp
# 1667 - Coalgate, Oklahoma - Captain Adam Nail Camp
# 1668 - Rogersville, Alabama - John D. Bedingfield Camp
# 1669 - Batesville, Mississippi - Captain C. B. Vance Camp
# 1670 - Gulfport, Mississippi - Robert Lewis Dabney Camp
# 1671 - Monroe, Georgia - Captain Matthew T. Nunnally Camp
# 1672 - North Augusta, South Carolina - Sergeant Berry Benson Camp
# 1673 - Columbia, Missouri - Little Dixie Camp
# 1674 - Springfield, South Carolina - Major Morgan / Harts Battery Camp
# 1675 - Fairview, Kentucky - Jefferson Davis Birthplace Camp
# 1676 - Seminary, Mississippi - Covington County Sharpshooters Camp
# 1677 - Watkinsville, Georgia - Southern Nation Camp
# 1678 
# 1679 - Port Gibson, Mississippi - General Earl Van Dorn Camp
# 1680 - Vero Beach, Florida - Florida Cow Cavalry Camp
# 1681 - McComb, Mississippi - Stockdale Rangers Camp
# 1682 
# 1683 - Adel, Georgia - Wiregrass Greys Camp
# 1684 - Plainview, Texas - Sergeant Stephen S. Keenum & Sons Camp
# 1685 - Gainesboro, Tennessee - Forrest / Longstreet Camp
# 1686 - Mount Vernon, Illinois - Lieutenant Colonel Thorndike Brooks Camp
# 1687 - Catlettsburg, Kentucky - Eastern Kentucky Partisan Ranger Camp
# 1688 - Wrightsville, Georgia - Johnson Greys Camp
# 1689 - Bainbridge, Georgia - Decatur Grays Camp  http://decaturgrays.tripod/index.html
# 1690 - Mechanicsville, Virginia - Captain William Latane` Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1691 - Hillsville, Virginia - Jubal Early Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 1692 - Chapel Hill, N Carolina - Brigadier General William Whedbee Kirkland Camp
# 1693 - West Point, Kentucky - Captain Thomas Henry Hines Camp
# 1694 - Princeton, West Virginia - Flat Top Copperheads Camp
# 1695 - Belhaven, North Carolina - 33rd Regiment North Carolina Troops, Co. F. Camp
# 1696 
# 1697 - Leesburg, Georgia - Lee Guard Camp
# 1698 - Springfield, Massachusetts - DeWitt Smith Camp
# 1699 - Crestview, Florida - William Lundy Camp
# 1700 - Spring Hope, North Carolina - Poplar Spring Grays Camp
# 1701 - Buchanan, Virginia - Botetourt Artillery Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 1702 - Suffolk, Virginia - Tom Smith Camp - 1st Brigade
# 1703 - Elizabethtown, Kentucky - General Ben Hardin Helm Camp
# 1704 - Mechanicsburg, Mississippi - Mechanicsburg Corridor Camp
# 1705 - Zebulon, Georgia - Colonel John H. Baker Camp
# 1706 - Franklin, West Virginia - Brigadier General James Boggs Camp
# 1707 - Wallace, North Carolina - Duplin Turpentine Boys Camp
# 1708 - Scottsdale, Arizona - Captain Granville Henderson Oury Camp
# 1709 - Geneva, Florida - 1st Lieutenant Daniel Sloan Camp
# 1710 - Sierra Vista, Arizona - Confederate Secret Service Camp
# 1711 - Manchester, Georgia - Echols Guard Camp
# 1712 - Tuscaloosa, Alabama - Major Henry B. Wirz Camp
# 1713 - Hermitage, Tennessee - Colonel Randal W. McGavock Camp
# 1714 - West Monroe, Louisiana - Major Thomas McGuire Camp
# 1715 - Hindman, Kentucky - Captain Hiram H. Stamper Camp
# 1716 - Detroit, Michigan - Confederate States Marine Corps Camp
# 1717 - Spivey's Corner, North Carolina - Mingo Camp
# 1718 - Granite City, Illinois - Major General Bushrod Rust Johnson Camp
# 1719 - Ozark, Alabama - Private William Rufus Painter Camp
# 1720 - Dayton, Ohio - Major General Bushrod Rust Johnson Camp
# 1721 - Fountain Inn, South Carolina - Captain Moses Fowler Camp
# 1722 - Fredericksburg, Virginia - Matthew Fontaine Maury Camp - 5th Brigade
# 1723 - Blakely, Georgia - Thomas Williams Camp
# 1724 - Lilburn, Georgia - Eli P. Landers Camp
# 1725 - Hartwell, Georgia - Lieutenant Dickson L. Baker Camp
# 1726 - Houston, Mississippi - Chickasaw Guards Camp
# 1727 - Slidell, Louisiana - Ambassador John Slidell Camp
# 1728 - Lillington, North Carolina - Highland Rangers Camp
# 1729 - Sharpsburg, Georgia - Sharpsburg Sharpshooters / Private William Thomas Overby Camp
# 1730 - Bryant, Alabama - General John Brown Gordon Camp
# 1731 - Cartersville, Georgia - Colonel Solomon G. Kitchen Camp
# 1731 - Dexter, Missouri - Colonel Solomon G. Kitchen Camp
# 1732 - Mathiston, Mississippi - Choctaw Grays Camp
# 1733 - Appomattox, Virginia - Appomattox Court House Rangers Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 1734 - Ablemarle, North Carolina - Ivy Ritchie Camp
# 1735 - Gadsden, Alabama - 30th Alabama Infantry Camp
# 1736 - Medon, Tennessee - Brigadier General R. V. Richardson Camp
# 1737 - Iuka, Mississippi - 26th Mississippi Iuka Rifles Camp
# 1738 - Winnfield, Louisiana - Lieutenant Colonel William Walker Camp 
# 1739 - Claremore, Oklahoma - Colonel William C. Quantrill Camp
# 1740 - Pearl, Mississippi - Lowery Rifles Camp
# 1741 - Upper Marlboro, Maryland - Maryland Line C.S.A. Camp
# 1742 - Redlands, California - Armistead-Gano Camp
# 1743 - Huntsville, Missouri - Captain William T. Anderson Camp
# 1744 - Calhoun, Kentucky - Forrest's Orphans Camp
# 1745 - Orange, Texas - Walter Payne Lane Camp
# 1746 - Victoria, Virginia - Old Free State Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1747 - Fayetteville, North Carolina - The Lafayette Light Infantry Camp
# 1748 - Lucedale, Mississippi - 9th Mississippi Calvary Camp
# 1749 - Prospect, South Carolina - Prospect 10th Regiment Camp
# 1750 - Crossville, Tennessee - Sergeant William A. Hamby Camp
# 1751 - Monktown, Maryland - Private Eli Scott Dance Camp
# 1752 - Webster, Florida - Private John B. Revels Camp
# 1753 - Matthews, North Carolina - The C.S.A. Unknown Soldier Camp 
# 1754 - Grand Bay, Alabama - Dabney Herndon Maury Camp
# 1755 - Wynne, Arkansas - Colonel David C. Cross Camp
# 1756 - Wise, Virginia - Wise Partisan Rangers Camp - 6th Brigade
# 1757 - Raleigh, Mississippi - Defenders of Smith County Camp
# 1758 - Wytheville, Virginia - Walker-Terry Camp - 6th Brigade
# 1759 - Des Moines, Iowa - Bowens Mounted Rifles Camp
# 1760 - Brunswick, Georgia - Thomas Marsh Forman Camp
# 1760 - Savannah, Tennessee - Captain J. W. Irwin Camp
# 1761 - Jonesville, Virginia - Lee-Piedmont Camp - 6th Brigade
# 1762 - Lexington, Alabama - Lieutenant W. W. Pettus Camp
# 1763 - Waterloo, Alabama - Colonel James Jackson Camp
# 1764 - Highland Springs, Virginia - Colonel Thomas P. August Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1765 - Yadkinville, North Carolina - Yadkin Gray Eagles Camp
# 1766 - Wayne, West Virginia - Captain Hurston H. Spurlock Camp
# 1767 - Boonscamp, Kentucky - Captain William Green Wells Camp
# 1768 - Fallston, North Carolina - Lieutenant T. D. Falls Camp
# 1769 - Peletier, North Carolina - Private Bryan Jackson Buck Camp
# 1770 - Orange County, California - Captain James Iredell Waddell Camp
# 1771 - Clay City, Kentucky - Captain Weedon D. Gay Camp
# 1772 - Mathews, Virginia - Lane-Armistead Camp - 1st Brigade
# 1773 - Start, Louisiana - The Letlow Brothers Camp
# 1774 - Alamo, Tennessee - Crockett Rangers Camp
# 1775 - Coconut Creek, Florida - William M. Burdine Camp
# 1776 - Tremont, Mississippi - Lieutenant John Sallis Camp
# 1777 - Bedford, Texas - Colonel E. W. Taylor Camp
# 1778 - The Dalles, Oregon - Captain F. M. Jackson Camp
# 1779 - Emporia, Virginia - General John Randolph Chambliss Camp - 1st Brigade
# 1781 - Stillwater, Oklahoma - Lt General Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 1782 - Crandon, Wisconsin - Private William Chaney Camp
# 1783 - Corbin, Kentucky - Edward Fletcher Arthur Camp
# 1784 - Floyd, Virginia - Stuart's Horse Artillery - 3rd Brigade
# 1785 - New Hope, Alabama - Mead's Cavalry Lt. Col. Milus E Johnston Camp
# 1786 - Oxford, Florida - Major General John Cabell Breckinridge Camp
# 1787 - Harlan, Kentucky - Private Calvin Unthank Camp
# 1788 - Haleyville, Alabama - Winston County Grays Camp
# 1789 - Nashville, Georgia - Berrien County Minutemen Camp
# 1790 - Woodville, Texas - Colonel Phillip A. Work Camp
# 1791 - Mobile, Alabama - Colonel Alexander McKinstry Camp
# 1792 - Adams, Tennessee - Colonel Cyrus Suggs Camp
# 1793 - Salyersville, Kentucky - Licking Station Camp
# 1794 - Nashville, Georgia - Berrien Light Infantry Camp
# 1795 - Jackson, Georgia - General Stephen Dill Lee Camp
# 1796 - Luthersville, Georgia - General Lewis Addison Armistead Camp
# 1797 - Salt Lake City, Utah - Albert Sidney Johnston Camp
# 1798 - Clintwood, Virginia - Cumberland Mountain Rangers - 6th Brigade
# 1799 - Salem, Oregon - Captain William Mckinney Irion Camp
# 1800 - West Liberty, Kentucky - Captain John T. Williams Camp
# 1801 - Middlesboro, Kentucky - Vincent Howell Kelley Camp
# 1802 - Marion, Illinois - Private Spince Blankenship Camp
# 1803 - Oxford, Mississippi - University Greys Camp
# 1804 - Tulare, California - Tyree Harris Bell Camp
# 1805 - Spotsylvania, Virginia - Major General Fitzhugh Lee Camp - 5th Brigade
# 1806 - Owingsville, Kentucky - William A. Swarts Camp
# 1807 - Cario, Georgia - Ochlocknee Rifles Camp
# 1808 
# 1809 - Clayton, North Carolina -24th N. C. Co. C Clayton Yellow Jackets Camp
# 1810 - Morgantown, West Virginia - Shriver / Stewart Camp
# 1811 - Minco, Oklahoma - Colonel W. D. Regan Camp
# 1812 - Magnee Cove, Arkansas - John E. Cash Camp
# 1813 - Colonial Heights, Virginia - Dearing Beauregard Camp - 2nd Brigade
# 1814 
# 1815 - Florissant, Missouri - Major James Morgan Utz Camp
# 1816 - Winnsboro, South Carolina - General John Bratton Camp
# 1817 - Blounville, Tennessee - Lieutenant Robert D. Powell Camp
# 1818 - Munford, Alabama - Lt. A. J. Buttram Camp
# 1819 - Junction City, Arkansas - Alf Fuller Camp
# 1820 - Anchorage, Alaska - C.S.S. Shenandoah Camp
# 1821 - Dyersburg, Tennessee - Colonel William A. Dawson Camp
# 1822 - Dallas, North Carolina - Gaston Guards Camp
# 1823 - Sulligent, Alabama - Moscow Camp
# 1824 - Sylvania, Alabama - Dekalb Rifles Camp
# 1825 - Apopka, Florida - Captain Jonathan C. Stewart Camp
# 1826 - Las Cruces, New Mexico - Rebels On The Rio Grand Camp
# 1827 - Chatham County, North Carolina - Cedar Fork Rifles Camp
# 1828 - Cookeville, Tennessee - Dillard-Judd Camp
# 1829 - Coffeyvill, Kansas - Chief Black Dog Camp
# 1830 - Fort Smith, Arkansas - Battle Of Massard Prairie Camp
# 1831 - Middletown, Virginia - Southern Grays Camp - 4th Brigade
# 1832 - Stuart, Virginia - Wharton-Stuart Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 1833 - Russellville, Alabama - Lt. Col. John W. Harris, Jr. Camp
# 1834 - Murray, Kentucky - Fort Heinman Camp
# 1835 - Eden, North Carolina - Rockingham Rangers Camp
# 1836 - Ellicott City, Maryland - Major General Isaac Ridgeway Trimble Camp
# 1837 - Concord, North Carolina - Cabarrus Guards Camp 
# 1838 - New Braunfels, Texas - Colonel Gustav Hoffmann Camp 
# 1839 - Brookhaven, Mississippi - Brookhaven Light Artillery Camp
# 1840 - Evergreen, Alabama - Pitney D. Bowles Camp
# 1841 - Rowan County, North Carolina - Gov. John Ellis Camp
# 1842 - Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina - 31st N. C. State Troops Camp
# 1843 - Pikeville, Kentucky - John P. McGuire Camp
# 1844 - Winchester, Kentucky - General Roger W. Hanson Camp
# 1845 - Lawrenceburg, Kentucky - Captain Gus Dedman Camp
# 1846 - Mountain Grove, Missouri - Colonel Emmet MacDonald Camp 
# 1847 - Fort Riley, Kansas - General Lewis Addison Armistead Camp
# 1848 - Gainesville, Texas - Lee-Bourland Camp
# 1849 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana - Bernard E. Eble Camp
# 1850 - Johnson City, Tennessee - Sen. Landon D. Hayes Camp
# 1851 - Davidson County, North Carolina - Davidson Guards Camp 
# 1852 - Arlington, Tennessee - The Shelby Grays Camp
# 1853 - Darien, Georgia - McIntosh Guards Camp
# 1854 - Topeka, Kansas - Colonels Lewis and Harrison Camp
# 1855 - Edison, Georgia - Calhoun Rifles Camp
# 1856 - Logansport, Louisiana - Colonel James Hamilton Beard Camp
# 1857 - Levanworth, Kansas - Brigadier General William Steele Camp
# 1858 - Gate City, Virginia - Scott County's Clinch Mountain Rangers Camp - 6th Brigade
# 1859 - Ringold, Georgia - Colonel Joseph McConnell Camp
# 1860 - Dahloneg, Georgia - Blue Ridge Rifles Camp
# 1861 - Cross City, Florida - Dixie Camp
# 1862 - Newton, Mississippi - Jefferson Davis Camp
# 1863 - Grundy, Virginia - Lieutenant Colonel Vincent A. Witcher Camp - 6th Brigade
# 1864 - Bay Minette, Alabama - Fort Blakeley Camp
1865 - Bunnell, Florida - Benjamin E. DuPont Camp
# 1866 - Denton, North Carolina - Captain Cicero Lowe Badget Camp 
# 1867 
# 1868 
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# 1870 
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# 1876 
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# 1882 
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# 1887 
# 1888 
# 1889 
# 1890 
# 1891 
# 1892 
# 1893 
# 1894 
# 1895 
# 1896 - Sallisaw, Oklahoma - Major Elias Cornelius Boudinot Camp
# 1897 - Prestonsburg, Kentucky - Colonel Andrew Jackson May Camp
# 1898 
# 1899 - Blountsville, Alabama - Forrests Cavalry Camp

# 1900 
# 1901 - Rincon, Georgia - Ebenezer Rifles Camp
# 1902 - Lewisburg, Tennessee - Farmington Battlefield Camp
# 1903 - St. Cloud, Florida - 2nd Florida Cavalry CSA Camp
# 1904 - De Leon, Texas - 2nd Texas Frontier Camp
# 1905 
# 1906 
# 1907 
# 1908 - Lakeland, Georgia - Sidney Lainer Camp                                                                                                                            #1909                                              Lt. Col. William A. Hewlett                       # 1910 - Henderson, Kentucky - Adam Rankin Johnson Camp# 1911 - King George, Virginia - King George Grays Camp - 5th Brigade
# 1912 Bonita, La Capt. John McKoin SCV Camp 
# 1916 WILSON, NC. GENERAL WILLIAM DORSEY PENDER CAMP 
# 1917 - Sylva, North Carolina - Jackson Rangers Camp
# 1918 - Culpeper, Virginia - Brandy Rifles Co. E Camp - 4th Brigade
# 1919 - Hinesville, Georgia - Brigadier General Robert Herron Anderson Camp
# 1920 - Kansas City, Kansas - Major Thomas J. Key Camp
# 1921 - Tallassee, Alabama - The Tallassee Armory Guards Camp
# 1922 - Georgiana, Alabama - Corporal Caleb Henry Burkett Camp
# 1923 - Columbia, Missouri - Col. James J. Searcy Camp
# 1924 - Carthage, Tennessee - Ward / Fite Camp
# 1925 - Jacksonboro, South Carolina - Charleston Light Dragoons Camp
# 1926 - Springfield, Pennsylvania - W. Baxter Perkinson Camp
# 1927 - Covington, Virginia - Carpenters Battery Camp - 3rd Brigade
# 1928 - Rochester, New York - Sgt, Dewitt Clinton Guy - Pvt John Thurman Camp
# 1929 - Clayton, Georgia - Rabun Gap Riflemen Camp
# 1930 - Archibald, Louisiana - Boeuf River Rebels Camp
# 1931 - Covington, Louisiana - General Nathan Bedford Forrest Camp
# 1932 - Roxboro, North Carolina - The Roxboro Grays Camp
# 1933 - Columbia, Louisiana - Caldwell Avengers Camp
# 1934 - Stockton, Missouri - Colonel John T. Coffee Camp
# 1935 - Indianapolis, Indiana - William J. Blue Camp
# 1936 - Waco, Texas - Texas Division Headquarters Camp
# 1937 - Cleburne, Texas - Terrys Texas Rangers Camp
# 1938 - Fredericksburg, Texas - Hill Country Camp
# 1939 - Savannah, Tennessee - Freeemans Battery Forrests Artillery Camp
# 1940 - Salisbury, Maryland - Major General Arnold Elzey Camp
# 1941 - Kite, Georgia - Battleground Guards Camp
# 1942 - Metter, Georgia - Dixie Guards Camp
# 1943 - Kendallville, Indiana - Captain James L. Bishop Camp
# 1944 - Nacogdoches, Texas - Stone Fort Camp
# 1945 - Dentsville, South Carolina - Hamptons Iron Scouts Camp
# 1946 - Spruce Pine, North Carolina - Colonel John B. Palmer Camp
# 1947 - Raeford, North Carolina - Hoke / McLauchlin Camp
# 1948 - Taylorsville, North Carolina - Rocky Face Rangers Camp
# 1949 - Jasper, Florida - Jasper Blues Camp
# 1950 - Fort Myers, Florida - Major William M. Footman Camp
# 1951 - Edinburg, Virginia - Captain Jack Adams Camp - 4th Brigade
# 1952 - Burlington, Iowa - Carroll County Rough Readys Camp
# 1953 - Schertz, Texas - Texas Lonestar Greys Camp
# 1954 - Spartansburg, South Carolina - General David F. Jamison Camp
# 1955 - Columbia, North Carolina - Scuppernong Grays Camp
# 1956 - New Augusta, Mississippi - Augusta Greys Camp
# 1957 - Aurora, North Carolina - Pamlico Rifles Camp
# 1958 - Newton, Georgia - General A. H. Colquitt Fireaters Camp
# 1959   Walhalla, S.C.   1st S.C. Regiment  Orr's Rifles
# 1960 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - Brigadier General Lewis Addison Armistead Camp
# 1961 - Gettysburg, Pennsylvania - Pvt. John Wesley Culp Memorial Camp
# 1962
# 1963 - Chesterfield, South Carolina - First In Session / Chesterfield Camp

#1987    Greer, S.C.  Captain P. D. Gilreath Camp

#1998     Cochran, GA             Camp Logan E. Bleckley 

#2005,   Cobb County GA. Gen. Robert E. Lee Camp, 

#2009   Mt. Pleasant, S.C.  For Jason--Virginia

Our thanks for putting this together go to Commander Richard A Miller Sr of SCV Camp #1722

Who are the Sons of Confederate Veterans?

The citizen-soldiers who fought for the Confederacy personified the best qualities of America. The preservation of liberty and freedom was the motivating factor in the South's decision to fight the Second American Revolution. The tenacity with which Confederate soldiers fought underscored their belief in the rights guaranteed by the Constitution. These attributes are the underpinning of our democratic society and represent the foundation on which this nation was built.

Today, the Sons of Confederate Veterans is preserving the history and legacy of these heroes, so future generations can understand the motives that animated the Southern Cause.

The SCV is the direct heir of the United Confederate Veterans, and the oldest hereditary organization for male descendants of Confederate soldiers. Organized at Richmond, Virginia in 1896, the SCV continues to serve as a historical, patriotic, and non-political organization dedicated to insuring that a true history of the 1861-1865 period is preserved.

Membership in the Sons of Confederate Veterans is open to all male descendants of any veteran who served honorably in the Confederate armed forces. Membership can be obtained through either direct or collateral family lines and kinship to a veteran must be documented genealogically. The minimum age for membership is 12.

Proof of kinship to a Confederate soldier can take many forms. The easiest method is to contact the archives of the state from which the soldier fought and obtain a copy of the veteran's military service record. All Southern state's archives have microfilm records of the soldiers who fought from that state, and a copy of the information can be obtained for a nominal fee. In addition, the former Confederate states awarded pensions to veterans and their widows. All of these records contain a wealth of information that can be used to document military service.

The SCV has a network of genealogists to assist you in tracing you ancestor's Confederate service.

The SCV has ongoing programs at the local, state, and national levels which offer members a wide range of activities. Preservation work, marking Confederate soldier's graves, historical re-enactments, scholarly publications, and regular meetings to discuss the military and political history of the War Between the States are only a few of the activities sponsored by local units, called camps.

All state organizations, known as Divisions, hold annual conventions, and many publish regular newsletters to the membership dealing with statewide issues. Each Division has a corps of officers elected by the membership who coordinate the work of camps and the national organization.

Nationally, the SCV is governed by its members acting through delegates to the annual convention. The General Executive Council, composed of elected and appointed officers, conducts the organization's business between conventions. The administrative work of the SCV is conducted at the national headquarters, 'Elm Springs,' a restored ante-bellum home at Columbia, Tennessee.

In addition to the privilege of belonging to an organization devoted exclusively to commemorating and honoring Confederate soldiers, members are eligible for other benefits. Every member receives The Confederate Veteran, the bi-monthly national magazine which contains in-depth articles on the war along news affecting Southern heritage. The programs of the SCV range from assistance to undergraduate students through the General Stand Watie Scholarship to medical research grants given through the Brooks Fund. National historical symposiums, reprinting of rare books, and the erection of monuments are just a few of the other projects endorsed by the SCV.

The SCV works in conjunction with other historical groups to preserve Confederate history. However, it is not affiliated with any other group other than the Military Order of the Stars and Bars, composed of male descendants of the Southern Officers Corps. The SCV rejects any group whose actions tarnish or distort the image of the Confederate soldier or his reasons for fighting.

If you are interested in perpetuating the ideals that motivated your Confederate ancestor, the SCV needs you. The memory and reputation of the Confederate soldier, as well as the motives for his suffering and sacrifice, are being consciously distorted by some in an attempt to alter history. Unless the descendants of Southern soldiers resist those efforts, a unique part of our nations' cultural heritage will cease to exist.

If you would like more information about the Sons of Confederate Veterans, call 1-800-MY-SOUTH, or 1-800-MY-DIXIE. Or write to:

International Headquarters
Sons of Confederate Veterans
P.O. Box 59
Columbia, Tennessee 38402-0059

Confederate Heritage Moments--Audio     http://www.battleflag.org/

Candidate For Lt. Commander In Chief:

Compatriots of the SCV,

Compromise can be a good thing.........except when truth and honor are sacrificed.
When Southerners compromise their Confederate Heritage, the message is sent to
the world they are ashamed of their ancestors. Compromise says our ancestor's
legacy is untrue and not worth defending. Compromise tells our detractors they are
somewhat correct in their assumption about anything Confederate.
It's unfortunate there are members (some of which are in leadership roles) too willing
to compromise our Confederate Heritage away in order to get along or hope to be tossed a "bone" from the politically correct, history revisionist, or the Morris Dees' types. Cowards compromise. Our ancestors were not cowards........and neither should their SONS.
In recent years, the SCV has had leadership, REAL leadership, to combat compromise and steer this organization in the right direction. It's essential the membership supports the current course of the SCV for the very survival of our Confederate Heritage.
In Dalton, GA, at the SCV National Reunion, I will be standing for the position of
Lt. Commander-In-Chief.
The Sons Of Confederate Veterans offer many ideas, programs and opportunities for growth and retention. Camps and Divisions are well aware of these. However, regardless of the information available from IHQ, it does no one any good unless the membership takes advantage of these tools.
It is my goal to see substantial growth, retention and to continue the SCV in its present direction. Also know, the word COMPROMISE is NOT in my vocabulary.
It is my hope that you will support me for the position of Lt. Commander-In-Chief.
For more information, questions or suggestions, I will have a website up and running in the very near future.
Thank You.

In The Bonds Of The South
Paul Gramling, Jr.
Past Commander, Army of Trans-Mississippi
Past Commander, Louisiana Division

CONFEDERATE GRAVES IN BRITAIN
by  John Collier

About 12 months ago I received a list of the known Confederates 
buried in Britain, and was amazed that there were only five recorded 
cases, knowing that there must be many more I decided to try and locate 
as many as possible.  To begin with asked people who I thought might 
know of others buried here, like Roy Rawlinson who has a www site 
about the Liverpool-Bulloch-CSS Alabama connection. This added a 
few more names and locations to the list .An article I put in two local 
newspapers generated some interest, and I was informed of three 
soldiers buried locally.
As you will know many of the CS commerce raiders had crews 
made up almost entirely of British seamen and after getting their names 
off the ships rosters I put notices on the family notice boards that are 
on the www. Also by now others with an interest in the war were beginning 
to hear of my search and some were able to contribute other names to my list.
I often passed some of these names onto an associate SCV member 
here called Tony Jones who would often contact the authorities in the 
area these men came from and in many cases we were able to record 
that they had died there.
Many of those buried in Britain were born here like Father John B Bannon 
(whose name I originally got from Camp Adjutant Lars Gjertveit). John B Bannon 
was one of the greatest of CS heroes ,as was Comm. James Dunwody Bulloch 
CSN who was American born but died in Liverpool in 1901,he was not covered 
by the amnesty after the war and he could not return to America.
Others made a mark on history too, like Colonel Richard Milton Cary buried 
in Cornwall who led the 30th Virginia Inf. with distinction, Capt Stephen Winthrop 
buried in Gloucestershire rode next to Jeb Stuart, and Capt. John Low buried at 
Golborne brought so much arms and ammunition into America aboard the 
CSS Fingal that the South were able to fight a huge battle with it !( Shiloh).
I must thank all those involved in the search for Southern graves here, people 
like the 'gravediggers 'of the Southern Skirmish association, Terry Foenander 
of Australia for giving me so many leads, the family members who recognized 
their ancestors names on family message boards, my wife Barbie who always 
makes sure a CS grave is always left tidy and free of weeds, and all those others 
who gave me so much help.
I have estimated that between 400 and 2000 Confederates are buried in 
Britain, many will never be found and are sadly lost forever, but many are now 
listed and will be remembered and honoured for as long as there are people to do so.

JOHN COLLIER ,...FULL member SCV Camp # 584( Maj-Gen W D McCain)
and associate member SCV Camp # 1770 ( Capt J I Waddell)

Confederate Soldiers and Sailors buried in Britain
And those with monuments or memorial plaques

(1) Comm. James Dunwody BULLOCH ,CSN,
buried Toxteth, Liverpool died Jan 7 1901.

(2) Lt. Irvine Stephens BULLOCH, CSN,
( CSS Alabama, CSS Shenandoah) buried Toxteth,
Liverpool.

(3) James Mc DONALD, CSS Florida buried West Derby 
Necropolis grave 240,died 20 Mar.1865 aged 28.

(4) Col. James DUFF ,33rd TX Cav. Died London 1900.

(5) Capt John LOW ,CSN died 6 Sept 1906 buried Golborne,
Lancs.( CSS Alabama,CSS Fingal ,CSS Tuscaloosa).

(6) Pte. James WEADLEY ,CoE 2nd Tenn Inf ,CSA k.i.a.
6th April 1862 at Shiloh, family grave Dean Rd, Scarborough.

(7) Capt Stephen WINTHROP, general staff ANV, died 13 March 
1879, buried Painswick, Gloucs.Plot no. 2098.

(8) Capt Charles MURRAY, CSA, buried family vault, Dunmore,Scotland.

(9) Capt John ROWAN, CSA,died Nov 29 1867 buried,St James 
cemetery, Liverpool grave no C-1061.

(10)Pte.( later Sir) Henry Morton STANLEY ,6th Arkansas Inf.died 
10 May 1904, buried Pirbright, Surrey.

(10a) Pte.( later Sir) Henry Morton STANLEY,6th Arkansas Inf.died 
10 May 1904 ,plaque on the North wall of St Michael & All Angels 
church, Pirbright, Surrey.

(11) Michael MARS , CSN. CSS Alabama,believed buried London 
August 1878,but M.Rigby states he died America 1891.

(12) John CAREN ,CSS Alabama,died Mar1914 buried Anfield, Liverpool, 
grave 7-642.

(13) George HORWOOD,CSS Alabama & CSS Shenandoah, died 5 Oct 1888 
buried grave C28, St James, Liverpool.

(14) Henry W. ALLCOT, CSS Alabama, CSS Shenandoah died 3 Mar 1891, 
Liverpool.

(15) Samuel BREWER ,CSS Alabama,died 1886 ,Liverpool.

(16) Capt Charles Ambrose McEVOY, CSN, buried Codicote,Herts.

(17) Col. Richard Milton CARY, 30th VA Inf.died 15 March 1886 
in Woodfield, Budock, buried Falmouth, Cornwall 1886.

(18) Thomas POTTER, CSS Alabama, died 3 Feb 1867, Liverpool.

(19) Frederick Matthew JOHNS ,CSS Alabama, family grave St James, 
Liverpool Cof E no.C 432.

(20) Gen. Patrick Royayne CLEBURN.plaque at St. Cuthberts 
church, Cliburn, Cumberland.

(21) Col. Robert Alexander SMITH ,10th Miss Inf.monument at Dean cemetery ,
Edinburgh.k.i.a. Mundsfordville,Tenn. 1862.

(22) Samuel HENRY ,CSS Alabama, died Birkenhead 1919.

(23) Comm .Arthur SINCLAIR ,CSN buried 3 June Fleetwood 1865.

(24) Father John BANNON,1st Missouri Brigade died Dublin 
July 14 ,1913 ( now believed born 29th Dec.1829 died 14th July 1919).

(25)Col. William L KNIGHT ,3rd Alabama Inf. buried Croydon cemetery 
grave 7742-C5,7 March 1914 age 82. (lived at 42 Addiscombe Court Rd, 
E.Croydon).

(26) John TALLANTIRE, CSS Alabama, buried Bridlington grave C211buried 
3 Sep 1913.DISPUTED

(27) William WATSON, CS Army & blockade runner, buried Seamer (?) , N.Yorks.

(28) James GLEVIN, CSS Alabama, buried 31 Jan 1915 , Maryport, Scotland. 
DISPUTED

(29) Capt.Henry Wemyss FEILDEN, CSA died 18 June 1921, Burwash , 
Sussex.buried 21 June 1921 age 82. buried in churchyard extension Burwash. 

(30) William McNeil WHISTLER, Orr's rifles.buried London (?) 

(31) Llewellyn Traherne Bassett SAUNDERSON, staff officer to Fitz.Lee, 
died Ireland 30 March 1913.

(32) Joseph CONNOR, CSS Alabama, buried Liverpool.

(33) James McFADGEN,CSS Alabama, died L'pool (?)

(34)John DUGGAN,CSS Alabama & CSS Tuscaloosa
died L'pool (?)

(35) William CRAWFORD, CSS Alabama, died L'pool(?)

(36) Robert EGAN .as above.

(37) John EMERY.as above.

(38) Edward FITZMAURICE.as above.

(39) James HOGGS or HICKS.as above.

(40) Peter HUGHES..as above.

(41) Thomas WILLIAMS,CSS Alabama & CSS Tuscaloosa,died Liverpool(?)

(42) Joseph PEARSON, CSS Alabama ,died Liverpool(?)

(43) Asst Surg.David Herbert LLEWELLYN, CSS Alabama, plaque at 
Charring Cross hosp.died June 19 1864.

(43a) Asst Surg.David Herbert LLEWELLYN, CSS Alabama, monument at 
Easton Parish church,Wilts.

(45) David MARSHALL ,CSS Shenandoah ,buried Liverpool(?)

(46) Asst Sur. Thomas J. CHARLTON, CSS Georgia, CSS Florida, buried Liverpool(?) 
NOW KNOWN TO BE BURIED IN GA.

(47) Maurice Berkeley PORTMAN, ACD to Wade Hampton died 
N.Petherton ,Somerset 12 Jan 1888.

(48) Herbert Sydney DAVIES,7th Tenn. Inf buried England(?)

(49) Thomas E. CAFFEY ,Co D 18th Miss,b.London ,buried England(?)

(50) Capt. Charles Hubert BRYNE, Co H ,1st Foreign Battalion CSA,buried England(?)

(51) Edmund Langley HUNT,CS forces,died July 1st 1911,buried England (?). 
Two of his brothers also believed to be in CS service.

(52) CS Chaplain Thomas Davenport OZANNE,died 20 Feb.1868 
aged 48 buried Castel cemetery, St Peter Port, Guernsey.

(53) George Townley FULLAM,CSS Alabama, family grave is 
at Charterhouse,Hull.

(54) Bennett G. BURLEY CSN, buried Scotland?

(55) Major Henry Ronald MacIVER( Dec 25th 1841-May 1907) ,
Scout to Gen.Trimble,buried Scotland?

(56)1st Sgt.William WATSON, 3rd Louisiana Inf, 
Pelican Rifles, buried Glasgow?

ALL OF THE ABOVE ARE EITHER CERTAINTIES OR 
VERY LIKELY , THE FOLLOWING ARE "POSSIBLES"

(57) John NOLAN, 2nd Florida Inf.

(59) Thomas Longmain CSS Virginia II ,born England 1842 .

(60) Capt Richard AGAR,CoG. 1st La Heavy artillery.

(61) Capt BURNES, on staff of Gen Bragg.

(62) Maj. Charles Henry FORD,1st Va Bn.

(63) Maj HODGES , Gen Beauregard's Staff.

(64)? PRENDERGAST,10th Tenn Inf.

(65) Stuart James SHORTT,on staff of T. F. Drayton & W. T. Martin.

(66) Lt.John F. RAMSEY ,CSN.

(67) Lt. John GRIMBALL,CSS Shenandoah.

(68) Asst. Engineer, W. H . CODD, CSS Shenandoah.

(69) John MINOR CSN, CSS Shenandoah.

(70)? MacGREFFERY, CSS Shenandoah.

(71) Ernest MUGGUFFENEY, CSS Shenandoah.

(72) Lodge COLTON, CSS Shenandoah.

(73) J. L. GUY,CSS Shenandoah.

Original leads supplied by;-
Chris Old..........1,5,7,8,10-21.
Roy Rawlinson ........2,23,28,32-43.
Maurice Rigby..........3,9.
Scarborough B.C. (parks dept)..6
Tony Jones......... 10a
Norman Creaser...... 26,27.
Bill Torrens...........29-31,47-52,59-65.
Terry Foenander........43a,45,45,53,58,66.
Scots -in -the -Civil War.. 54-56.
Lars ( SCV Camp Europe)..24,25.
Steve( SCV Camp # 1770)...67-73.
Unrecorded ..........4,22