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 The Men From Rutherford County - Murfreesboro, TN Posted by:  YoSam.
N 35° 50.777 W 086° 23.494
16S E 554943 N 3967069
Confederates Sons who served.
Waymark Code: WMM7T4
Location: Tennessee, United States
Date Posted: 08/06/2014
Views: 8
County of monument: Rutherford County
Location of monument: 1 Public Square, NE corner courthouse lawn, Murfreesboro
Date monument erected: May 2011
Monument erected by: Murfreesboro Camp #33, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Monument text:
This Monument is dedicated to the Men from Rutherford County who joined the Confederate Army of Tennessee and served in the Following Companies During the War Between the States 1861 ~ 1865
Davis' Tennessee Cavalry Battalion, (Company G) 4th or 8th
Baxter's Cavalry, Jonathan W. Nichols Company.
Douglas' Tennessee Battalion, Partisan Rangers
Captain Lytle's Company (Company D) 11th Cavalry Regiment.
Brigadier General Forrest's Escort
Captain Jackson's Company, Tennessee Cavalry
1st (McNairy's) Tennessee Cavalry Battalion, Company E
4th (Starne's) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Company E
9th Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Company K
21st (Carter's) Tennessee Cavalry Regiment, Company A
1st (Maney's) Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Company I
2nd (Bate's) Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies A and I
18th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies C, F and H
20th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies B and E
23rd Tennessee Infantry Regiment, 1st Company F
24th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies A and D
45th Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Companies C, D, E, I and K
55th (McKoin's) Tennessee Infantry Regiment, Captain Bounds' Company
(Company G)44th Consolidated Regiment
Dedicated May 2011 by Murfreesboro Camp No. 33 Sons of Confederate Veterans
Date Installed or Dedicated: 05/01/2011
Name of Government Entity or Private Organization that built the monument: Murfreesboro Camp No. 33, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Union, Confederate or Other Monument: Confederate
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Related Website: Not listed
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