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Lieutenant General
***C.S.A.***
Brigadier General
Commanding Second
Brigade Stevenson's
Division May Second
- July Fourth 1863
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Dedicated to the Tennessee Confederate Soldiers
Who served in Defense of Vicksburg
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Brig. General C.S. Army
Commanding First Brigade
Loring's Division
Johnston's Army
Cadet U.S. Military Academy 1841
2nd Lt. U.S. Army Dec. 6, 1846
First Lieutenant Oct. 9, 1846
Captain November 30, 1856
Resigned May 31, 1861
Capt. C.S. …
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Col. 10th Tenn. Infty
Killed in Battle
May 12, 1863
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Lt. General C.S. Army
Commanding Department of
Miss. and East Lousianna
Cadet U.S. Military Academy 1833
2nd Lt. 4th Art. July First 1837
First Lt. Mar. Nineteenth 1842
Captain September Sixteenth 1850
Resigned April Twenty-Fourth 1861
B…
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President Confederate States
and Commander-in-Chief
Cadet U.S. Military Academy 1821
2nd Lt. 1st U.S. Infantry July 1, 1828
1st Lieut. Dragoons March 4, 1833
Adjt. Aug. 30, 1833 to Feb. 3, 1834
Resigned June 30, 1835
Col. 1st Miss. Rifles J…
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Brigadier General Lloyd Tilghman C.S.A.
Commanding First Brigade of Loring's Division
Killed May 16 1863
Near the close of the Battle of Champions Hill Miss
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1N76_wexford-lodge-shirley-house_Vicksburg-MS.html
Built in the late 1830s, Wexford Lodge is the only surviving wartime structure in the park. Better known as the Shirley House, the building was the home of James and Adeline Shirley. Although they were both northern born, their three children, Fre…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1N74_the-mine-explosion_Vicksburg-MS.html
After weeks of digging with picks and shovels, Union fatigue parties reached the Third Louisiana Redan before you. Excavating a tunnel underneath the fort, the Federals planted 2,200 lbs. of black powder, and detonated the mine on the afternoon of…
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After 47 days under siege, the battle could only end in surrender—or a dramatic rescue. Inside Vicksburg, General Pemberton faced harsh realities—one third of his troops were too sick to fight, their drinking water was contaminated, th…