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Re: East Tennesseans in the 3rd Maryland Artillery

Gentlemen,
Following up on my 3MdA post:
> Article appeared in Vol. XXXVIII # 6 page 237
> June 1930 Confederate Veteran
> Recruits were from Sullivan & Washington counties
> 26 men are listed counting their recruiter ( Holmes Irvin )

These men manned the far left Napoleon from Missionary Ridge
thru Nashville. 16 men plus the gun were captured on the 2nd
day about 1/4 mile west of the Franklin Pike along present day
Battery Lane a little east of the creek.

A portion of the parapets remain in the backyard of the home just
north of Battery Lane at the bend in the road. That is the last time I was on the grounds.
The section was firing double canister as they were being hemmed in on
three sides.

Your servant Suh,
Skip Earle

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