Riverside Memorial Ceremony

 The Riverside Memorial Ceremony
September 22, 2007

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Early Morning.	A Southern Hero.	Discussing Tactics	Awaiting Orders
*	*
Our Heroes	Commander Peacock	Our Compatiorts	More Compatiorts
Mounment	Southern Lady	Rev. Cap Posser	Commander Basford
Making plans	Compatriot Dale Cox	Serious Conversation	Ladies of the UDC
Jeff & Mr. Dickson	Friendly Conversation	Preparing to Fire	Standing Ready
Mr. & Mrs. Brooks	Amazing Grace	General and Ladies	The Crowd
	*
Honor Guard	Honor Guard	At Ease!	Cannon Fire
Taps	Back	Front	All Quite

Photos From: Compatriots: Larry Clere and Mrs. Marilyn Clere, Mike Peel, Ashley Pollette, and Compatriot Lionel and Mrs. Young. Jean Brooks, President, William H. Milton Chapter 1039, UDC. Photos marked with * from Sid Riley of The Jackson County Times.

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Confederate Participant
The Battle of Marianna, Florida
September 27, 1864

Arthur Lewis was born about 1807 in North Carolina. He was a member of Captain Norwood's "Cradle to Grave" Volunteers. His son, Arthur, Jr., was the scout from Company I, 5th Florida Cavalry who brought news of the Union advance on Marianna, Florida, in late September 1864. Arthur, Sr. was severely wounded during the Marianna Raid and died two days later on September 29, 1864. Arthur Lewis, Sr. has been confused with Arthur Lewis, Jr. and is listed on some lists as being in Company I, 5th Florida Cavalry.  [ANCESTRY.COM – WEST FLORIDA WAR]

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