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Downtown Square
North face of monument « prev Names engraved on the back of the monument are presumed to be Confederates who dies in the battle; the remainder of the ca. 150 are unknown: Chas. W. Ginn, John Proctor, Graven Atkinson, Robinson Duggar, M. B. Smith, J. J. Marsh, M. D. Austin, James Terrell, Thos. I. Hill, Spencer Brooks, Thos. Carter, Thos. J. Wallace, Joseph K. Curry, Ira Kirbez, John W. Wall, Joseph Perry, A. A. Speer, Michael Hope, Timothy Miller, Berry Godwin, A.H. Davis, Joseph A. Young, T.C. Bagley, Wood Ellis, Calvin Deas, David Rhymes, Franklin Deas, James M. Stuart, M. Harper (Photo by William Lees, FPAN, July 2008) Powered by zenPHOTO

Downtown Square

North face of monument

Names engraved on the back of the monument are presumed to be Confederates who dies in the battle; the remainder of the ca. 150 are unknown:

Chas. W. Ginn, John Proctor, Graven Atkinson, Robinson Duggar, M. B. Smith, J. J. Marsh, M. D. Austin, James Terrell, Thos. I. Hill, Spencer Brooks, Thos. Carter, Thos. J. Wallace, Joseph K. Curry, Ira Kirbez, John W. Wall, Joseph Perry, A. A. Speer, Michael Hope, Timothy Miller, Berry Godwin, A.H. Davis, Joseph A. Young, T.C. Bagley, Wood Ellis, Calvin Deas, David Rhymes, Franklin Deas, James M. Stuart, M. Harper

(Photo by William Lees, FPAN, July 2008)

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