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From: "Sarah" <>
Subject: calling John Stovall....your brain is required....
Date: Mon, 1 Aug 2005 17:04:13 -0500
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>>If these fellows are buried in the CSA Cemetery in San Antonio I'd look
>>first to see - regardless of the state where they enlisted - if a pension
>>was received. You can go
online at the Civil War Soldiers & Sailors site ...
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm ... and see if you can pull the
soldier up there.<<

Thanks Trevia, but these men are NOT at the CSA cemetery, they are at the
Masonic Cemetery. The site you mentioned is the National Park Service site I
was referring to, where we got our information in the first place.

>>> There are always new people coming on who may not know, so I suggest
>>> first getting a copy of the Application for a FREE marker which is
>>> shipped in FREE. Then you'll know exactly what information they are
>>> asking for. The form and requirements may have changed; I've not had
>>> occasion to look in some time.<<<

I have a copy of the application that John Stovall gave me about a month
ago. He sat down with me and explained the whole process when he was in San
Antonio. John is very familiar with the process, and has done quite an
impressive amount of research and work towards getting markers. Perhaps
John can get you updated to current requirements.

Better yet....John, would you please explain the process to all of us???

Regards,
Sarah



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