My paternal great grandfather joined the 19th Louisiana Infantry in December 1861 and was paroled in May 1865. During that time he was at Shiloh (Hornet's Nest), Corinth, Chickamauga (wounded), Chattanooga/Lookout Mountain, Resaca, Atlanta, Franklin/Nashville and other friendly spots. He spent the last months of the war as a prisoner. Ironically, he survived all that only to be shot in the back in his hometown ten years later. Another great grandfather was in a Texas cavalry unit but became ill and ended up spending most of the war as a patient/orderly in a field hospital.
There are several Sons of Confederate Veterans 'Camps' in the area. I have never joined one because they are a bit too "lost cause" for my liking. I did attend a ceremony where they placed a flag on the grave of my GGF. I'm too old, fat and creaky to be doing any reenactor stuff. I am a member of a Civil War Roundtable here, which engages in scholarly discourse on various Civil War topics.
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