My great grandfather was in the calvery from Pendleton Co, Va on the confederate side. He was in prison at Camp Chase and lost he health in later years because of it. He died before I was born. My grandfather was born on his farm and my mother was born 1/2 mile east of there. We have a farm 1 east of this land. I have some dirt from Bland Hills in Va where his family is from that I am going to put on his grave, James Bland, Oak Grove, Leroy, IL. We decorate his grave but do not put a flag from either side on it, just flowers. I just know that he would not want a yankee flag and these days a confederate flag is not political correct.
I have not participated in any enactments but have been ask by the confederate group to do so. I got drafted in 64 and do not want to be involved in glorifying wars. I think that the ones that start the wars should be on the front lines or having a duel, not in some plush setting behind the lines sending people off to kill and die for greed and power.
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