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1. John E. Laughton letter of June 20, 1892 - June 20, 1892

   Note from Laughton to Bernard explaining the situation of the Richmond Howitzers. The First (1st) Company of Richmond Howitzers was the battery engaged with Mahone's Brigade at Chancellorsville. The 2nd and 3rd Companies were attached to Jackson's Corps and never connected with either Anderson's Division or A. P. Hill's Corps. The companies were separated at the start of the war, and assigned to different Corps, and never re-united in the same...

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2. NSDAR Memorial Grave Marking Service Program - 6/17/1973

   Memorial service and historical monument dedication by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Botetourt County Chapter, and General James Breckinridge Chapter, in memory of the revolutionary war soldiers buried in Fincastle Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Fincastle, VA. Program was held Sunday, June 17, 1973. The front of the program gives all the necessary info and has an illustration of the Fincastle Presbyterian Church behi...

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3. R. R. Henry Letter - September 14, 1894

   First entry. Mr. Henry is agreeing with Bernard's correction to a paper he has submitted about Gettysburg. He reflects on the fact that it was an hour before Pickett moved out, and that Gen. Robert Anderson inquired twice about the delay. He quotes Pickett's statement -"I will let General Anderson know when I am ready to move". The sentence that follows is partial as a section is missing, but it states at the end that Pickett was drunk. Secon...

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