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Wimberley Mill

Location

Wimberley, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1970

Page

8

Confederates Form Camp Ben McCulloch No 946 in 1896

The Rogers Spring on Onion Creek near Driftwood Texas saw the 1896 organization of Camp Ben McCulloch No 946 with charter members led by M L Reed as commander Jacob Quick as first lieutenant and W W Davis as third lieutenant. The first reunion resembled a Sunday picnic and grew into the Souths largest Confederate veterans camp with annual reunions at Rogers Spring featuring barbecues taps address by attorney Gerald Mann and talks by Dr A W Birdwell on guarding democracy.

Ben McCulloch Rogers Onion Creek Driftwood Texas John N. Whisenant Santa Anna Cruze Joe Rogers J.W. McClintock Tom Eckols Randolph Meeks J.T. Howard D.L. Dorrah C.C. Crumley M.L. Reed J.M. Pound W.W. Davis C.P. McClendon W.T. Chapman Jacob Quick D.M. Reagan Henry Jacob C. Quick Mt. Gainor W.M. Weaver Yell Millseat Dripping Springs Wimberley C.M. Carpenter South Reed Commander Petty Floyd Lloyd Petty San Marcos Harwell Kyle Gerald Mann

El Rancho Cima Scout Camp overview near San Marcos

El Rancho Cima is a 2643 acre summer camp 18 miles west-northwest of San Marcos on FM 32. Purchased in 1953 by the Sam Houston Area Council it spans Hays and Comal counties along the Blanco River offering hiking fishing archery rifle shooting horseback riding and overnight camping with a staff of about 75 Scouts.

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