<img src="http://www.shnv.net/FLD.jpg"><br>: Southampton County, VA

"I am very proud of my ancestors who served in the War for Southern Independence, and of all the men from the South who gave their all in hopes of creating a new and better government in the South; a government formed as our Founding Fathers had envisioned. So many men gave the ultimate sacrifice, and they, along with all the other veterans who survived the War, should be honorably remembered for their service to the Confederate States of America. God Bless ALL of them." ~ Edward Harding

Friday, November 16, 2007

Southampton County, VA

Monument to the Confederate dead from
Southampton County, VA, the county seat of which is Courtland.
Courtland is also infamous for the Nat Turner Slave Rebellion of 1831.

Blessings,
Doug

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paul said...: does anyone know the names of the soldiers buried behind the courtland baptist church?there is more buried there that is posted on the plaque at the front of the church.; 3:22 PM

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Friday, November 16, 2007

Southampton County, VA

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