Confederate Generals Then and Now Across the South
A long, fragmentary survey lists former Confederate officers in Washington and across states, noting their postwar lives from law and farming to railroad work and public service. It mentions Lee relatives, Vance and Morgan, and several generals with roles in universities, politics, and industry, painting a broad map of ex-general fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atul Wey
Fin Anni
Dustin Low
Paseh Ory
Washington Lee University
Lexington
Dle
Batchelor
Sid Hin
Rego
Arlington
Snow
Robert Tae
Lee Catuie
Weatmoreland
Fitzhugh Lew
Gio Fian
Lin Tare
Cockrell
Vance
Gen
St. Louia
Senate
Hee
Matt
Ransom
Encambran
John T. Morgan
Ala
Mampton
South Carolina
Butler
Hue
Marvy
Paris
Texas
Joe Johnston
Mc. Tapa
Alabama
M. Shelly
Georgis
Phil Cook
American
Dibreil
Termessee
Sind Lare
Baer
Chalmers
Cadmac M. Wilcox
Ies Hindle
Sam Jones
Harry Heth
Treasury
Washington
Aalees Gan
L. Stevenson
Boyain Gray
Custin Loe Ia
Washington-Lee
Kirby Smith
Univer
Sugih
Sawanes
Tenn
A. P. Stewart
University of Mississippi
Lilly
Leo
South
J. Argyle Smith
Clississippi
Thore
Longstreet
Turkey
Col Mosby
Hong Kong
Lafayette Melana
Army of Virginia
Savannah
James Fagin
United States Marabal
Arkansas
Grant
Grn
Jack Wharton
Louisiana
New Orleans
John C. Brown
Tennessee
Texas Pacific
Marshall
John B. Marmaduke
Missouri
Luisa Bechuler
M. D. L. Rosser
Manbre
T Pacific
Pierce Young
Geo John. B. Gordon
Louisville and
Nashville
B. P. Alexander
R. H. Ransom
E. Oc. Walthall
Granada
Miss
Mississippi Central Road
T. H. Anderson
Tige Anderson
Allants
Allen
Montgomery
Thera
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Frank B. Cheatham
Coffee County
Teonemeo
Valor and Poverty Among Civil War Generals
A long list recalls Confederate generals and their postwar fortunes or lack thereof, noting pensions, farming, business, and poverty. Gen Jubal Early, Joe Wheeler, Loring, Taylor, Jackson, and Hood are mentioned among others, highlighting how many died poor while a few prospered. The piece laments wartime sacrifice and the widows left behind, ending with a reflection on wealth and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daushfur’ Harding
Belle Meade Farm
Geo. A. Buford
Joe Duyvis
Mississippi
Bhat
Joe Wheeler
Rupe
Homrich Ard
Gan
A. H
Jubsl
Lyechborg
Mahone
Virginia
JG. Pemberton
Philadelphia
Buckner
Hart County
Kentucky
P. P. Roddy
Brave
London
Egypt
Ger. Etill
Raphael
Paul Semmes
Luke E Weight
Zol Thcoffer
T.C. Mindman
Melons
Dick Taylor
Warrenton
Stonewall” Jackson
Gen. Polk
Dr. Polk
New York
Bushrod Johnnson
Gen. Forrest
Bragg
New Orleans
Gen. Hood
W. H.C. Whiting
Fort Fisher
Wilmington
M. Walker
Marmaduke
Tom Cobb
Raitis
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Randolph County Agricultural Society
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Fowell
Ugviety Vekaler
Peron
Mediciia
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Powell
Druxgiet
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Rhodes Cotton Planter
Brown
Aye
Newt Eupply
Jank Booke and Stationery
F. Toombs
Sam
J. McK. Gunn
H.J. Gortatowsky
Llin
Clarke
Wheeler & Wilson
IL. I. Gortatowsky
Georgia
Commercial College
B.C. Adams
Ger Curbhert
Mositor, Ga
Ay Ylillihe
J. P. Toombs
N. van Beil’s
RYE & Rock
Lowell
Droegist
Bunkweller and Stationery
Z. P. Toomn's
Girona
Family Bibles
Adened Prime Rooms
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Ann Worrill
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Mandourn
John Martin
Robert Ettridge
Daly
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Geuegia
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Willieon Harden
Petmans
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