Tennessee Association Sons of Confederate Soldiers
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N 35° 54.282 W 086° 51.734
16S E 512431 N 3973387
Tennessee Association Sons of Confederate Soldiers
Waymark Code: WM9MF
Location: Tennessee, United States
Date Posted: 03/30/2006
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member LSUMonica
Views: 32

Side 1:

Tennessee Association,
Sons of Confederate Soldiers

The association was established at Franklin , on Sept. 14, 1892, in conjunction with the annual reunion of the Tennessee Association of Confederate Soldiers , which was held in McGavock's Grove 500 yards southeast of this marker. The Tennessee Association, Sons of Confederate Soldiers was founded by Delegates representing bivouacs from Winchester, Nash., Clarksville, Gainesboro, Knoxville, Franklin, and McKenzie. Known today as the Sons of Confederate Veterans (S. C. V.), the group continues to promote Confederate historical and memorial events.

Side 2:

Tennessee Association,
Sons of Confederate Soldiers

The first officers of the association were Biscoe Hindman - President, Lee S. McEwen-Vice President, James Turney - second VP, Litton Hickman - Secretary, Frank Beaumont - Treasurer, Rev. Thomas Gailor-Chaplain, and James T. Quaries - Sergeant at arms. Ten thousand people were welcomed by the city before attending the program. They were seated at the dinner table, 1 1/4 mile long, while hearing tragic battle related stories from survivors of the hardfought Battle of Franklin, a mere 26 years earlier.

Other Information:

Sons of Confederate Veterans

Marker Name: Tennessee Association Sons of Confederate Soldiers

Marker Location: Roadside

Type of Marker: Battle (war)

Group(s) Responsible for placing Marker:
Sons of Confederate Veterans


Marker Number: Not listed

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