December

 1999

To all the unknown Americans who fought and died for the ideals that this country was founded on... we give "A Last Salute".
Username:
joseph P keefe Jr.
UserEmail:
smu332@aol.com
Date:
12/29/99
Time:
12:16:31 PM

Comments

I find it very troublesome that local disinterest and a developers bulldozer have destroyed the history of this great area-If I could say one thing to the men who's graves were found I would say thank you for their committment to duty, honor and country, something which is lacking in this country at the present time

Username:
Margaret Helene Samples
UserEmail:
grette13@hotmail.com
Date:
12/11/99
Time:
4:42:30 PM

Comments

So sorry to see some mother's "lost boys".

Username:
Dale Davidson
UserEmail:
rusted@erols.com
Date:
12/11/99
Time:
4:05:41 PM

Comments

My grandparents were the Hooks, who owned five acres along West Ox Rd, in the heart of the battle. I have tried to donate relics from the battle in the past, but was met by local disinterest.

Username:
Kendall Phillips  Colorado
UserEmail:
Coroner2002@yahoo.com
Date:
12/11/99
Time:
11:17:18 AM

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Username:
Matthew M. Webb
UserEmail:
majordad@ix.netcom.com
Date:
12/9/99
Time:
12:23:07 AM

Comments

Enjoyed your website very much. My 3rd Great Grandfather's, 1st. Lt. William Magee, and Private John Richard Burch, both of Company I, 9th Louisiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment, fought here at the battle of Chantilly. William Magee was wounded at this battle. I really do appreciate your efforts in trying to preserve the history of this battlefield for future generations, and for the descendants of the men who fought there, both the Blue and the Grey. You have a very beautiful website and I thank you for helping preserve the memory of the men who died for their country in the American Civil War.

http://pw2.netcom.com/~majordad/washington.html homepage of company I of the 9th Louisiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment

 

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