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Jul.24,2020
A gathering of Lee County Confederate Veterans circa 1910
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- Witcher’s Boys in Lee County During the Civil War
- The Duck Creek Quartet
- Did the Bakers invent the Pennsylvania/Kentucky Long Rifle?
- Who was James Roberts?
- Proposed Roberts line, beginning at Adam
- The Bruce/Rookhurst/Roberts Connections
- John Rogers, 1st of Many Martyrs
- HISTORY AND HERITAGE MADE ACCESSIBLE: THE LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA STORY HISTORY AND HERITAGE MADE A CC ESSIBLE: THE LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA STORY by Martha Grace Lowry Mize
- Wallens: Puritans
- James, Cornelius, and William Roberts
- William Roberts, Sr. and Catherine Rogers
- Full text of “History of Southwest Virginia, Washington County, 1777-1780
- Passenger List of The Anne-1623 (Ralph and Joyce Wallen)
- Windows Into Our Past: The Long Hunters
- A Dog Named “Love”
- Lloyd Robinette, the “Perry Mason of Blackwater”
- Who Was Dr. Andrew Jackson Osborne?
- WWI-How Grandpa Roberts was Saved From Going to Europe
- The Battle of Cumberland Gap-1863
- The Battle of Jonesville-1864
- 64th Virginia Mounted Infantry Regiment
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Recent Posts
Family Pictures
Headstones of Family Members
Family Trees
Stories & History
-
Recent Posts
- The Civil War in Southwestern Virginia
- Roberts’ Home Place on Newman’s Ridge
- The Wallen and Hurd connection to the Bruce line
- The Wallens’ Travels
- Witcher’s Boys in Lee County During the Civil War
- The Duck Creek Quartet
- Did the Bakers invent the Pennsylvania/Kentucky Long Rifle?
- Who was James Roberts?
- Proposed Roberts line, beginning at Adam
- The Bruce/Rookhurst/Roberts Connections
- John Rogers, 1st of Many Martyrs
- HISTORY AND HERITAGE MADE ACCESSIBLE: THE LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA STORY HISTORY AND HERITAGE MADE A CC ESSIBLE: THE LEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA STORY by Martha Grace Lowry Mize
- Wallens: Puritans
- James, Cornelius, and William Roberts
- William Roberts, Sr. and Catherine Rogers
- Full text of “History of Southwest Virginia, Washington County, 1777-1780
- Passenger List of The Anne-1623 (Ralph and Joyce Wallen)
- Windows Into Our Past: The Long Hunters
- A Dog Named “Love”
- Lloyd Robinette, the “Perry Mason of Blackwater”
- Who Was Dr. Andrew Jackson Osborne?
- WWI-How Grandpa Roberts was Saved From Going to Europe
- The Battle of Cumberland Gap-1863
- The Battle of Jonesville-1864
- 64th Virginia Mounted Infantry Regiment
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Do you have any names to go with the photo? Looking for an Uncle, Maj. Harvey Gray.
Thanks,
Clark Gray
James Lee Gibson is one of my ancestors and I’m wondering if he’s in this photo could you please give names and is there a way of finding individual photos of this regiment of individual people I’d love to find a single photo of my ancestor James Lee Gibson
Both of my great grandfather’s were in that regiment. Larkin vandeventer and George Wheeler. God bless them all.