- TX - Gum Springs Cemetery, Leon County, 9 2 2022 | Civil War Cemeteries . . .
Pvt S J Hines, Co D, 8th Texas Cavalry (Terry's Texas Rangers) "S Hines" in fold3 Only 2 pages in fold3 an Index Card and a March 1865 Regimental Return that says "Absent Sick Mch 26 65 Hempstead hospital " If his DOB is correct on his FindAGrave memorial, he would've only been 14 when the war started According to his ages in Census Records, that year of birth is correct There are
- 9th mo militia cavalry? - American Civil War Forums
Hines was wounded by some of my men in a fight last June Bazier was a member of Holtsiclves' gang of guerrillas Hines was in the gang that shot Smith With them were captured 5 horses, several recognized as having been stolen, 6 double-barreled shot-guns, 3 Colt revolvers, 3 Federal overcoats, 2 uniform coats, and 1 Government saddle The
- Legends of Black Confederates - American Civil War Forums
At the outbreak of the Civil War, Howell Hinds joined the Confederate Army and gave Collier his freedom papers Collier immediately tried to join the Confederate forces alongside Hinds, but was told he was too young to fight He ran away from the plantation and stowed away on a riverboat in the Mississippi for almost a year and then joined the 9th Texas Brigade by his own choice and served
- Union forces at 1864 Battle of Lynchburg? | Eastern Theater
I'm just starting out a research project about events surrounding the 1864 Battle of Lynchburg I have a good general knowledge of the Civil War in the east, but this battle and the 1864 campaigns in western Virginia are new to me I'm searching for detailed accounts of the actions of Union
- Temporarily captured at Sabine Crossroads | Immigrants During the . . .
The other was an Irishman by the name of Hines — but was commonly called Teddy — just as cool and brave as could be, but often getting into a scrape,which he generally came out of with flying colors
- Devane, William S. | Biographic Profiles - We Will Remember
William Stewart Devane :CSA1stNat: Born: March 24, 1828 Birthplace: Sampson County, North Carolina Father: Stewart DeVane 1793 – 1861 (Buried: DeVane Family
- The Old Southern Tea Room, Vicksburg, Mississippi
While going through mementoes from vacation trips made through Vicksburg, Mississippi for a recent thread, I remembered this interesting cookbook from 1960 The Old Southern Tea Room was nationally famous and featured in various travel-related publications and news stories: A romanticized
- Vicksburg as Seen in Postcards and Photos from the 1960s Civil War . . .
Recommended by Duncan Hines "Adventures in Good Eating," Gourmet's Guide and AAA Needless to say, this place no longer exists and hasn't for decades, although it DID survive a move to a nearby downtown hotel, costumes and all, until that place was killed by Interstate 20
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