Rebel Butler laid to rest 132 years after Civil War death
In Spotsylvania Virginia a Civil War relic skull known as Rebel Butler was buried with a Confederate ceremony. Gregory T. Collins led reenactors at the grave, noting the long-awaited burial answers families long denied. The skull had been kept in a museum after a Union doctor found it on the battlefield in 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spotsylvania
Butler
Gregory T. Collins
Spotsylvania Confederate
Collins
Spotsyl
Vania
Virginia
Henry County Historical Society Museum
New Castle
Ind
Betty Lou Heintz
Wayne Retter
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Service League
Reiss
Michelin
Lemans
Rivermi
Heartland
Reve
Meese Domestic
Firestone
Whitewall
Cal
Firestone Firehawk
Ee Mts
SeaWee Letes
Ouset
Comfort Blackwall
Otter
Totris
Indy Styte White
Eters White
Eden Price
Vedacter
Urstall Eee
America
Ome OF Americas
East 4Th St
Odessa
Hull
Oderys
Monae
DMI
Orty
Ene
Oper
Petaaing
Arby’s
Ase
42Nd
Tanglewood
Tom Paulor
Mark Vgnew
Mary Ann Smith
Dale Carnegie
Odessa College
Wilkerson Hall
University Blvd
Andrews Hwy
Globe Theater Market
Odessa Jaycee
R.S.V.P
A. Lee Straughan & Associates
Odessa Jaycees
Santen
Office
Aur
Connor
Packard Bell
Intel
Pacnana
Miike
Office Depot
Motorola Lifestyle
Brother Intellifax
Office Products
Hewlett-Packard
Ae i
Oman
Apple
Lima
Motorola Inc
PageMart
Motorola L
Motorola
Midland
Loop
Garfield
SUN
Discover
Visa
Mastercard
American Express
the Office Depot Credit Card & Technology Card
CLI
Prmigss
Porphonsis
Petgnes
Um Sa le
Pontine