Roll of Honor

The citizen-soldiers who fought for the Confederacy personified the best qualities of America. The preservation of liberty and freedom was the motivating factor in the South's decision to fight the Second American Revolution. The tenacity with which Confederate soldiers fought underscored their belief in the rights guaranteed by the Constitution. We are preserving the history and legacy of these heroes, so future generations can understand the motives that animate the Southern Cause. We honor those before us:

Member	Ancestor	Unit
Kenneth Y. Annis	Private Teackle W. Taylor	39th Virginia Infantry, Co. "G"
Harry F. Bauer, Jr.	Private George W. Vaught	20th Virginia Infantry, Co. "B"
James S. Blackwell	Private Marshall G. Ewer	1st Battalion, Texas Inf. State Troops
	2nd Sergeant George W. Tuttle	Waul's Texas Legion, Willis' Cavalry, Co. "D"
Richard B. Brown	Captain David S.Barrett	49th North Carolina Infantry, Co. "D"
Gary W. Clough	Private Andrew Jackson	1st Maryland Infantry, Co. "F"
James E. Culbreth, Jr.	Private Duncan J. Culbreth	51st North Carolina Infantry, Co. "I" "Clingman's Brigade"
Patrick Dykes DiMichele	Sergeant Owen Dykes	1st Regiment, Alabama Volunteers, Co. "G", "Parote Guards"
Mark A. Dolby	Corporal George Washington Clary	Virginia, Coleman's Artillery
	Private Edward Tillman Floyd	Virginia, Coleman's Artillery
Dean Lance Dyer	Private Thomas H. Suggs	1st Mississippi Infantry, Co. "H"
(Posthumous) Claude Eldreth	Private Levi Eldridge	5th Kentucky Mounted Infantry, Co. "F" & "H"
Stephen A. Erdie	Private Stephen C. Guthrie	Virginia Cavalry, Mosby's Rangers, Co. "C"
Dean C. Ferrin, II	Private Hezekiah Thomas	58th North Carolina Infantry (State Troops), Co. "D"
Gregory K. Henson	2nd Lieutenant William D. Henson	40th Mississippi Infantry, Co. "H"
Richard J. Jamison, Sr.	Chaplain P. G. Jamison	11th Tennessee Infantry, Co. "I"
	Private William A. Jamison	11th Tennessee Infantry, Co. "I"
	Private O. O. Jamison	11th Tennessee Infantry, Co. "I"
William K. Lawson	Quartermaster Russell B. Hobbs (DE Confederate)	Confederate Navy, CSS Alabama
Donald L. Leavel	Private John W. Leavell	2nd Virginia Infantry, Co. "A"
John A. Lucas	Private Fielding G. Lucas	43rd Virginia Cavalry (Mosby's Battallion), Co. "F"
Guy M. Mazzarela	Private James E. Conley	37th Virginia Infantry, Co. "A"
Thomas E. Meadows	Private Samuel E. Meadows	86th Virginia Infantry, Co. "F"
	Private John R. Losh	31st Virginia Infantry, Co. "I"
	Private John H. Meadows	45th Virginia Infantry, Co. "B"
	Private John L. Wimbish	24th Virginia Infantry, Co. "I", "Kemper's Brigade"
	Corporal Peter H. Wimbish	24th Virginia Infantry, Co. "I"
Jeffery M. Plummer, Sr.	Private Thomas Givens	23rd Tennessee Infantry, Co. "C"
Jeffery M. Plummer, Jr.	Private Thomas Givens	23rd Tennessee Infantry, Co. "C"
Glenn B. Pusey	Private James H. Spence	4th Naval Battalion, Co. "F"
(Posthumous) Thomas P. Robinson, Sr.	Sergeant George J. Robinson (DE Confederate)	5th Texas Infantry, Co. "A" "Hood's Brigade"
Williard G. Ryan, IV	Private James Carter	4th North Carolina Cavalry, Co. "A" "59th State Troops"
Aaron G. Salisbury	5th Sergeant James Payton Sherrill	7th Tennessee Infantry, Co. "K"
Richard W. Salisbury	5th Sergeant James Payton Sherrill	7th Tennessee Infantry, Co. "K"
John W. Sullivan	Private William A. Coale	Maryland, 1st Light Artillery
(Posthumous) John W. Vannicola	Captain John Sanders Callaway	15th Georgia Infantry, Co. "A"
Leon R. Wolf	Private William Winnett	13th Georgia Calvary, Co. "A"
Jason R. Wood	Private Jesse S. F. Commander	27th Alabama Infantry, Co. "I"
John J. Zoch, Sr.	Captain John Sanders Callaway	15th Georgia Infantry, Co. "A"
John J. Zoch, Jr.	2nd Lieutenant William D. Henson	40th Mississippi Infantry, Co. "H"

General Robert E. Lee in one of his last poses in uniform