Capture of Davis at Irwinville spot marked and debated
The article recalls multiple accounts of General Davis capture near Irwinville. It details two detachments approaching from north and south, where friendly witnesses, including Judge J. M. Clements and R. W. Clements, confirm the exact tent location and the spot’s abandonment. The piece notes efforts to mark the site and assign ownership to the state for a monument.
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J. B. Clements
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Mr. Davis
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W. Clements
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Judge Clements
R. W. Clem
J. B. Confederacy
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