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.
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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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San Marcos
Houston
Devil’s Backbone
Blanco River
Edwards Plateau
Sam Houston Area Council
Hays County
Comal
Horseshoe Bend
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Pioneer Town
7A Ranch Resort
7A Ranch
Charles W. Haydon
A.W. Birdwell
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
America
Wimberley Galleries
Elizabeth J. Stillman
el Rancho Cima
Boy Scouts of America
Wimberley, Texas
WEFW
Cecil Hill
Lackland Air Force Base
Drum & Bugle Corps
Jalcones
Cypress Creek
Ranch Land
Regency Building
W. Hopkins