Soldier of Old South Pref Henry Elliett Shepherd
Death comes to Henry Elliot Shepherd 85, lifelong Confederate veteran and educator who founded the College of Charleston, Fayetteville native, longtime Spartanburg resident, celebrated for his stance against reconstruction. He died just before Memorial Day after a long career as teacher and philosopher.
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Henry A Shepherd Civil War Veteran and Baltimore Educator
Henry A Shepherd, born January 17, 1844, served as a lieutenant after enlisting at 17 and was captured at Gettysburg. He later taught in Baltimore, became superintendent of Baltimore public schools, and wrote extensively on history and literature, including a famed biography and works on Maryland authors.
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Catherine Goodridge
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Tare Tan
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Fistere
Europe
America
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Maryland
Hawthorne
Jefferson Davis Stopover in Union Recalls Civil War Era Visit
Allan Nicholson recounts the 128th birthday anniversary of Jefferson Davis in Union County. Davis and his cabinet toured three homes, including General Wallace's, with hospitality from Union residents. The piece notes dinners, gifts, and a web of family ties linking Davis era figures to later generations, including Wallace's son in the US Army and Colonel Morgan chosen for Egypt service.
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Allan Nicholson
Union
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
Union County
Richmond
Davis
Bratton
York
W. H. Wallace
Wallace
Judah P. Benjanin
Breckenridge
Reagan
AJ TL. Foster
Neal
Crass
Garekedd
Sam
Deven Tyre
Giles
Cross Keys
Claude Willburn
James Morris Morgan
Abbeville
United States Army
Daniel H. Wallace
James Morris Marwon
Mra
D. T. Wallace
Egypt
Mergal
Colone ly Morgan and the South's Restoration Echoes
Fragmentary lines refer to Colone ly Morgan and the South after the Confederacy's fall. A humorous exchange about buying a new car and the scale of assistance is hinted, with stray phrases about glasses and dangers. The text is cut and lacks clear context or action.
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America
Buick
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