Drummer Boy of Shiloh and Texas Legends Recalled
Footnote to History recalls John Lincoln Clem the drummer boy who rose to major general, served two hitches in Texas, and retired in San Antonio. Born 1851 Newark Ohio he enlisted as mascot then drummer boy at Shiloh inspiring Union troops. He died 1937 in San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Maguire
U.S
Texas
San Antonio
John Lincoln Clem
Shiloh
Newark
Ohio
Third
Ohio Volunteers
22Nd Michigan Infantry
Quartermaster Department
Fort Sam Houston
Shorebirds rely on Southern Great Plains saline wetlands
Texas Tech University and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department lead a cooperative study on how playa lakes and saline wetlands in the Southern Great Plains support nesting shorebirds like Killdeer, American Avocets, Black-necked Stilts, and Snowy Plovers. Drought reduces water, impacting habitat use. The project aims to guide land managers and private owners with habitat plans for shorebird nests and conservation.
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Lubbock
Texas
Great Plains
Texas Tech University
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Playa Lakes
North America
Warren C. Conway
Loren M. Smith
Range, Wildlife, and Fisheries Department
James D. Ray
Conway
Central
South America
United
U. S
Smith
Playa Lakes Joint Venture
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Texas Panhandle Audubon Society
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Lance Mayes
First Baptist Church of
Brownfield
Alison
Darla
God
Raphael
Ruth
Elliot
Noah
Eddie
Eugene
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Clem
U.S. Grant
U.S. Military Academy
Grant
Elvis Presley
Fort Worth
Loving Avenue Baptist Church
Artie Glenn
Darrell Glynn
Little Church
San Diego
Texans
Texarkana
California
White House
New Hampshire
Reflections
Brownfield Ministerial Alliance
Texas Press Association
Ed Moseley
FORD
Lincoln
West Texas Children’s Centre
AD Sya Brown-TeEx Toots Brownfield Cleaners Valley Irrigation Nelson Pharmacy
Geos
First National Bank CoLtiers
Sola
BrownrieLo
Crepit Union BrownrieLo
Macneto Leavelle
Don Rosertson
Brownrieto Glass & Mirror
Jack Hamilton
Moe
Brownrieto News
The
West Texas Children's Centre
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