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Marianna Day 2009

The William Henry Milton Chapter No. 1039, UDC, Marianna Day Memorial Photo Gallery >>>>> 

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MARIANNA DAY REENACTMENTS

Jackson County Parks and Recreation Department, Main Street Marianna, and Theophilus West, M.D., Camp 1346, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Loreta Velazquez Chapter 14, Order of the Confederate Rose, and the William Henry Milton Chapter 1039, UDC, sponsored our first Marianna Day Reenactments. Marianna Day Reenactments Photo Gallery >>> [NOTE: Off Site Page]

Marianna Day 2008

This past Marianna Day, September 27, 2008, Theophilus West, M.D. Camp 1346, The William Henry Milton Chapter No. 1039, United Daughters of the Confederacy, and the Loretta J. Velazquez Society, Order of the Confederate Rose celebrated the event with a joint effort. There was a headstone dedication for Judge Allen Henry Bush at St. Luke's Episcopal Church Cemetery, followed by a rededication of the Marianna Confederate Monument by the William Henry Milton Chapter No. 1039. To view a photo show of the event click here.

Photos for this photo show from:

Commander Mike Mitchell
Compatriot James Harrell of Camp 703
Adjutant Larry Clere of Camp 1346
Historian Ashley Pollette of Camp 1346

Grave of Captain Henry J. Robinson
Greenwood Club Cavalry

Wounded at Marianna

Thomas Baltzwell - Norwood's Marianna Home Guard
A.F. Blount, Lieutenant - Norwood's Marianna Home Guard
Samuel Bosworth - Campbellton Cavalry
John Chason - Norwood's Marianna Home Guard
John Davis, Sr. - Norwood's Marianna Home Guard
John J. Dickson - Greenwood Club Cavalry
Peyton Gwin - Norwood's Marianna Home Guard
Thaddeus W. Hentz - Norwood's Marianna Home Guard
Isaac King - Company B, 15th Confederate Cavalry
R.C.B. Lawrence - Norwood's Marianna Home Guard
Adam McNealy - Norwood's Marianna Home Guard
William McPherson, Lieutenant - Company G, 5th Florida Cavalry
William Mathews - Campbellton Cavalry
Oliver Sellers - George Robinson's Jackson County Home Guards
C.N. Sheats - Chisolm's Company, Alabama State Militia
W.N.W. Shiver - Poe's Battalion, 1st Florida Reserves

Sons of Confederate Veterans National - Army of Tennessee
Florida Division

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The Confederate Monument at Marianna, Florida

That there is still a Dixie was emphasized in real Southern style at the unveiling of the Confederate Monument at Marianna, Fla., on November 2 [1921]  - the same Dixie that an eloquent Southern editor and orator described as "Love's shadowland, peopled with the unfettered spirits of the noble and great, redolent of memories that do not die because they cluster about things immortal." Preparations of a State-wide scope forecast this occasion as a memorable one in Florida, as it commemorates one of the three battles fought on Florida soil in the War between the States, and which ranks in fierceness and self-sacrifice with the battle
 which saved the State capital itself. MORE>>>

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For information on the Battle of Marianna and the Civil War in Florida, visit these sites:

• The Battle of Marianna

• The Civil War in Florida Blog Spot

• The Battle of Natural Bridge

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Commander Max Basford
Impression of Frances Allen who burned to death at
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
September 27, 1864

PHOTO BY: Adjutant Larry Clere

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