Birmingham age-herald., 1895-05-06
MOUNT JACKSON CEMETERY.

lTuIy, II. Il. ADAMS. MOUNT JACKSON CEMETERY. l An Appeal for Assistance and Contriba- tions for a Monument. The Ladies Memorial association of Mount Jackson, Shenandoah county. Va. has issued the following address: Our Soldiers cemetery, near Mount Jackson. Shenandoah county, Va, is the final resting place of nearly 300 soldiers of the Army of Northern Virginia. Their proweSS is known. because they followed the plumes of Beauregard, Johnston, Longstreet, Rodes, Ashby, Gordon, Hill, stewart, Ewell, Hampton, Jackson, Lee. The government to which they gave their allegiance, which they loved so loy- ally and so grandly defended, is no more and the Confederate flag is furled for ever.
 Survivors of the blue and gray meet in reunions-meet on battlefields, where | nearly generation ago, they grappled each other in deadly combat and, with emotions to which others are strangers. | review the soldiers service his vaIor, and his devotion to principle. The southern Confederacy and the causes which produced it went down with the remnant of the army of North ern Virginia at .Appomattox, and hence forth lives only as a memory Veterans. brave men of both armies, are reunited in one great American brotherhood one citizenship, vieing with each other in the pursuits of peace and the promotion of the welfare of our reunited country-a union sealed with the blood of the best of both armies.
 To these survivors, Grand Army posts, Confederate veterans, the Order of United Confederate Veterans, and a mag unanimous and generous people, we appeal for liberal assistance in behalf of the La dies Memorial association of Mount hxr n upon the contributions of friends north and south, they undertake the erection Of suitable granite memorial to perpet- uate the memory of brave men who vouched for their country with their lives.
 We bespeak the favorable response of 1, our countrymen, and feel assured that you will respond promptly and liberally
 MRS. L. H. RINKER, President,
 Mount Jackson. Va;
 MRS. ALEX CARTER,
 Mount Jackson, Va.
 MRS. J. G. NEFF,
 Mount. Jackson, Va.
 MRS. M. FUNKHOUSER, e Mount Jackson, Va.
 MRS. H. s. WUNDER,
 Mount Jackson, Va.;
 MRS. R. M. LANTZ
 Headquarters Va;
 MRS. BETTE W. MARSHALL,
 Woodstock. Va.
 MRS. E. E. STICKLEY.
 Woodstock, Va;
 MRS. JOSEPH D. TIMBERLAKE,
 Strasburg, Va.;
 MTsS. B. E. PRICE,
 New Market, Va;
 MRS. ELLA V. ABANDON,
 Rinkerton, Va;
 MISS MATTE RINKER. ti1
 Rinkerton, Va; IF
 MISS NANNIE QUICK, F
 Quicksburg, Va;
 MRS. w. D. PEACHY,
 Washington, D. C.;
 Vice-Presidents;
 MRS. M. WINE Secretary,
 Mount Jackson, Va;
 MRS. P. M. s. BIRD,, Treasurer,
 Mount Jackson, Va.
 Contributions should be sent to the treasurer, Mrs. P. M. s. Bird
 List of the Dead
 The names of the dead, representing commands from Maryland, Virginia North and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas, are as follows:
 Alabama: H. H. Saxins Company E. Tenth Alabama regiment; Wiley M. Hall, Company B, Fifteenth Alabama regiment; Benjamin Rice, Company T, Fortieth Alabama regiment; B. Bush, Company E, Third Alabama regiment; P, M. Robertson, Company K, Forty eighth Alabama regiment; l. s. Howard, Company H. Forty-eighth Alabama reg iment: Jackson HiX. Company A. Eff teenth Alabama regiment; Thadeus Har- per- Company B, Fifteenth Alabama reg iment; w. T. Crow, Company I, Ninth Alabama regiment; w. H. Weaver, Com pany F, Fifteenth Alabama regiment; c. c. Johnston, Company l., Fifteenth Alabama regiment; Nathan T. Duke, Company I, Fifteenth Alabama regi- ment; w. H. Perryman, Company G, Forty-eighth Alabama regiment A. B. Blindly, Company E, Twelfth Alabama regiment J. R. Harden, Company F, Eff teenth Alabama regiment; T. H. Walden, Company H. Fifteenth Alabama regi- ment; Thomas F. Luther. Company c, Ninth Alabama regiment; S. M. Wiggins Company H, Fifteenth Alabama regi- ment; John Badgers, Company B, Sixty first Alabama regiment; I. M. Porter. Company K. Sixty-first regiment; Robert Mcintosh, Company K, Twelfth regi- ment; J. B. Vial. Company E.. Fifth Ala bama regiment; James Spencer, Com pany A, Fifth Alabama regiment A. J. Kehely; Company c, Fifth Alabama reg iment; Thomas G. Leslie, Company K, Tenth regiment; B. R. Morgan, Com pany A, Tenth Alabama regiment; John J. Riley, Company C. Fifth Alabama regiment; William Mines, Company F, Twelfth Alabama regiment; John Porter, Twelfth Alabama regiment: William Carraker, Fifteenth Alabama regiment; J. w. Bridges, Thirteenth Alabama reg ment; T. S. Bryan, Thirteenth Alabama regiment: A. J. Gibson, Sixth Alabama regiment.
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