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1. Two bills which would help protect Civil War graves.. [1]
State Representative Harvey Hilderbran has introduced the following bills HB1011 deals with abandoned cemeteries on private property and the changes will allow the property owner to petition a District Court to remove the cemetery dedication on the land and will then require the removal of all human remains. This bill changes will also require notice of such filing requiring it must be given to the Texas Historical Commission and will allow the THC and local county historical commissions to inter
2. Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up William Carr [1]
Thank you Vanessa. I did look there before & did not find him. I did see that all the soldiers from Missouri on that list were Union. But there were confederates from Mo that fought, but probably not under the Mo. flag? So confusing. Susan
3. site for finding veterans & their dependents burial sites [1]
site for finding veterans & their dependents burial sites http://gravelocator.cem.va.gov
4. Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up [1]
Thank you for your generous offer Ann. I don't know if this soldier was Union or Confederate? I found him on the 1890 Veterans schedule for Erath, Texas. William E. Carr 25 Aug 1862 to Jun 1865 Company 2, Reg. 24 then this was illegible, but I think it said MO? The 1860 census has him living in Capville, Flat Creek, Barry, Missouri. The 1870 census has him living in Oil Trough, Big Bottom, Independence, Arkansas. Any information would be appreciated, Susan ----- Original Message ----- From: akeega
5. Texas Confederate Soldiers Killed at Battle of Glorieta, New Mexico March 28, 1862 [1]
Pappy, New Mexico SCV Division adjutant and webmaster, gave a presentation at the annual Texas UDC Forum meeting in Waco, TX on Jan 29. The presentation focused on General Sibley's New Mexico campaign and Texas Confederate soldiers KIA during the campaign and buried in New Mexico. The presentation is a 4MB pdf formatted file to download the presentation click here. http://www.nm-scv.org/ANMKIA.pdf Mrs. Janice Langford, president of the Texas UDC Division, visited New Mexico recently to inspect the Texas U
6. Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up [1]
Well folks, my frist day at TX Civil War group and wow you hit me with a real hard one ok here is what I could come up with Willian Carr residence not given elisted day not given join as a Private mustered into Co "E" 2nd MO Infantry mustered out date not given source Confederate Military Service Record Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick and Susan" To: Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 1:14 PM Subject: Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up > Thank you fo
7. Look up [1]
I am a new member to your site. I have CDs on Confederate and Unions Soldier that have served in the Civil War and offen times they will also tell where these brave soldiers are interned. I will be more than happy to search for your Civil War Soldier. Ann
8. Texas Confederate Soldiers Killed at Battle of Val Verde New Mexico on February 21, 1862 [1]
Pappy, New Mexico SCV Division adjutant and webmaster, gave a presentation at the annual Texas UDC Forum meeting in Waco, TX on Jan 29. The presentation focused on General Sibley's New Mexico campaign and Texas Confederate soldiers KIA during the campaign and buried in New Mexico. The presentation is a 4MB pdf formatted file to download the presentation click here. http://www.nm-scv.org/ANMKIA.pdf Mrs. Janice Langford, president of the Texas UDC Division, visited New Mexico recently to inspect the Texas U
9. Texas Confederate Soldiers Killed at Battle of Glorieta, New Mexico March 28, 1862 [1]
Confederate Soldiers KIA or Died From Wounds Suffered in the Battle of Glorieta, NM Territory -- 3/28/1862 (Includes skirmish at Apache Canyon -- 3/26/1862) http://www.nm-scv.org/PageMill_Resources/CSGlorietaDead.html Monument to Confederate soldiers on Glorieta Battlefield. Headstone of mass grave of Confederate soldiers re-interred to Santa Fe National Cemetery. We lie here in obedience to law Duty called and we came Our Country called and we died 1. Maj John S. Shropshire Columbus, TX Co A, 5th
10. Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up William Carr [1]
Sorry, Erath Texas Married Cora Moore ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Knisley To: TX-CIVIL-WAR-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 2:23 PM Subject: Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up William Carr is this William Carr from Jefferson County Texas. I have a William Carr in my family that married a Holst. Carol >>> rickandsusan@swva.net 2/21/2005 1:26:21 PM >>> Thank you Vanessa. I did look there before & did not find him. I did see that all the soldiers from Missour
11. Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up [1]
Do you have anything on Elisha or E. McCullar, (er). was with 22nd TX infantry sometimes referred to as "Hubbards Regiment" jesse mc ----- Original Message ----- From: "akeegan" To: Sent: Monday, February 21, 2005 9:49 AM Subject: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up > I am a new member to your site. I have CDs on Confederate and Unions Soldier that have served in the Civil War and offen times they will also tell where these brave soldiers are interned. I will be mor
12. Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up William Carr [1]
Civil War Soldiers and Sailors website shows the following:http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm 1 Carr, William Union Unassigned Missouri Volunteers --------------------------------- 2 Carr, William Union Infantry 11th Regiment, Missouri Infantry --------------------------------- 3 Carr, William Union Cavalry 14th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry --------------------------------- 4 Carr, William Union Cavalry 15th Regiment, Missouri Cavalry -------------------------------
13. Re: [TX-CIVIL-WAR] Look up William Carr [1]
is this William Carr from Jefferson County Texas. I have a William Carr in my family that married a Holst. Carol >>> rickandsusan@swva.net 2/21/2005 1:26:21 PM >>> Thank you Vanessa. I did look there before & did not find him. I did see that all the soldiers from Missouri on that list were Union. But there were confederates from Mo that fought, but probably not under the Mo. flag? So confusing. Susan ==== TX-CIVIL-WAR Mailing List ==== --- Author Retains Copyright --- -- Copyright 2005 Author -- All
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