United Daughters of the Confederacy
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In Memory of Captain William Butler. . A native of Virginia. Pioneer settler of Butler County for whom the county is named Massacred by the Indians near Butler Springs March 18, 1818.
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Neshoba County Confederate Monument. . Constructed using funds raised by public subscription, this monument was dedicated in July 1912, to the memory of citizens of Neshoba County who served in the Civil War (1861-1865). . . The statue on the monument wa…
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Our Confederate Dead Monument. . North side: Our Confederate Dead . West side: Erected 1903 by the The Father Ryan Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.. South side: To the memory of Butler CO's Confederate Soldiers.. East side: Dea…
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South Carolina Monument. —. To the everlasting memory of those South Carolinians who offered their lives upon the fields of Vicksburg for the Southern Confederacy. This monument is dedicated by the South Carolina Division United Daugh…
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Civil War Memorial. —. In Memory of Louisiana and Texas Confederate Soldiers who Died During an Epidemic While In Camp at Niblett's Bluff..
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Our Confederate Soldiers. . (Front): . Erected to Confederate Soldiers . by Franklin Chapter No. 14, . Daughters of the Confederacy, . Nov. 30, A.D. 1899. . . (Right panel): . We, who saw and knew them well, . are witnesses to coming ages . of the…