Tragic Civil War story told by Ephraim at old bridge ruin
Ephraim recalls Marie Washington and Victor Blue in a family tale tied to a collapsed bridge near Tishomingo Creek. Old Miss Sarah, their widowed mother, pleads for Victor to stay safe as he heads back to battle with Ephraim pledged to guard him, ending with hopes for the Mobile and Ohio railroad crossing and a later march toward Baldwyn.
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Tishomingo Creek
Eph
Lori
Marie Victor Gray
Marie Victor Blue
Princeton
Marse
Victor Gray
Jes
Wah
Victor Blue
Cincinnati
Caniel Washington Gray
Massissip
Victor
Johnny Reb
Washington
Ole Miss
Nicodemus
Allus
Marie Victor
Kim
Guther
Marse Harley
Speclon
Old Virginy
Gettysburg
Ul Pickett
Marie Washington
Ephrain
Ephraim
Ephriam
Sarah
Georgy
Marie Rucker
Marie Huarley
Marie Bedford
Blue Boys
Ohio Boys
Gen'ul Hoge
Ossifer
Gideon
Haid
The Battle of Venable's Ford in the Civil War Field Narrative
Uncle Eph recalls a June sixty four battle in Georgia where Union forces under Sturgis and Sherman clash with Confederate units led by Forrest and Victor. The voice details brutal combat at Stubbs farm and Baldwin, the charge on the bridge, and Marie Victor’s daring defense alongside Marse Bedford and the brave blue boy who perishes in Victor's arms.
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Arter
Salem
Ripley
Stubbs
Ul Rucker
Booneville
Baldwin
Yartillery
Cap'n Morton
Lyon
Murse
Bedford
Marie Bedford Pahrs
Rucker
Gwyne
Ul Grierson
Marie Bedfords
Ul Forrest
Tyree Bell
Ul Johnson
Marie Rucker
Cap
Morton
Marie Victor
Vitor
Marse
Victor
Monarchs of Noobke Tribe Visit Monterey Lens
King Joseph John and Queen Mary of the Noobke tribe aboard a whaling ship at Monterey pose for a camera session. Fleeing indoors when photographed, they resist public exposure while their relics and oil trade are noted. The royal pair depart for their northern home after a brief stay in California.
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Monterey Bay
Joseph John
Mary
Noobke
Uncle Sam
California
Monterey
John
Califor
Nia
Old Mission
Joseph John An
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Marie Bedford Forrest
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Boonevile
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Corinth
Vietor
Virginy
Fiel
Ul Tyree
Ul Sturgis
Dinah
Sturgis
Dishyer Bridge
Er Canbrek
Erick