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Memorials Recall Cedar Creek Hero Ramseur at Belle Grove
The article recalls Major-General Ramseur’s valor at Cedar Creek and the Belle Grove estate where he died from wounds on October 19 1864. It notes North Carolina links, a Rutherford era reception for visitors, and a long history of the Belle Grove house including its designers the Hite family and Madison kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Grove
Cedar Creek
Steps Dodson Ramseur
North Carolina
United States Army
Ons States Army
Holmes Conrad
Turner Ashby
Daughters of the Confederacy
Confederate Veterans
The
Ladies’ Confederate Memorial Association
Robert Y. Conrad
Argeriine
George W.kurtz
Gettysburg
William P. McGuire
Hunter Hermes McGuire
Richmond
Stonewall” Jackson
William W. Glass
Winchester
Cameron
NC. E. D
Lincolnton
United ‘States Military Academy
Fourth Ar
Fortress Monroe
Gion
Ellis Light Artillery
Raleigh
Smithfield
Forty-ninth
North Carolina Infantry
Malvern Hill
Lee
Fredericksburg
D H. Hill
Rodes
Chancellorsville
Vance
Ramseur
Jackson
Iverson
Ewell
Parker
Grimes
Bennett
Cox
Burnside
Humphrey
Hancock
Anis
Barry
Cold Harbor
Lynchburg
Liberty
Sheridan
Jernstown
Goggin
Kershaw
Conner
Paelt Jett Im
Early
Ellen BE
Milton
General Sheridan
Isaac—Hite,Jr
Nelly Conway Madison
James Madison
Hite
England
Madisons
Thomas Jefferson
Major Hite
Anne Tunstall Maury
J. M. Brumback
Tillets
Cartmell
Benjamin Cooley