local Sons of Confederate Veterans camp
This page is not official (not sanctioned, nor authorized).
Try to make it and we will all learn a little more
about our Heritage.
Go to the information on the 47th Alabama, the
commander James W. Jackson, is my great-great uncle.
http://home.earthlink.net/%7Empenny1842/LawsAlabamaBrigade/index.html
Please notify others that do not have email.
Bill Lemmon
The url of this page is
This page was put on the web Tuesday 27 April 1999.
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I placed this & other such pages on the web
for the benefit of
USGenWeb's Fairfield County web site,
so that I do not have to repeatedly answer the same questions.
I hope the camp's members will keep
me posted if things change.
There has only been one SCV camp in Fairfield County.
It is the General John Bratton Camp, 1816
The 1st Camp Commander was Rev. Carroll POPE.
The 2nd Camp Commander was Buddy WILSON of Camden.
The current Camp Commander is Mike Harden of Columbia
The current Camp Lt. Commander is Billy LEMMON
They have been meeting on 2nd Tuesdays
at the Captain's Galley
on US 321 south side of Winnsboro at 7 PM.
They now meet at Southern Way Cafe in Ridgeway.
They start gathering about 6:00 and order their meals and start
eating before the meeting is called to order at 7 PM.
Rev. Slemp spoke at the 14 November 2000 meeting.
Current (July 2004) Meeting Notice:
This is subject to change without notice.
The General John Bratton Camp 1816
SCV Meeting Tuesday July 12th, 2004
Promptly begins at 7:00 PM
Southern Way Cafe in Ridgeway, SC
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Compatriot Wade Lomas will speaking on the Battle
of Gettysburg. This battle occurred in July and the
presentation will be a somewhat random list of facts
and oddities relating to the battle.
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Compatriot Paul Nowlen speaks of his ancestor:
Enjoy, Paul
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Remember: Visitors are welcomed to join us at The
General John Bratton Camp 1816 meetings.
Lt. Commander
General John Bratton Camp 1816
email: [email protected]
Official Web Pages of the South Carolina Division
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Official SCV Web Pages
If you hear music, it is "March of the Sons of Confederate Veterans"
from the Official SCV Web Pages.
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This page was last updated
Monday, 10-Sep-2018 15:01:44 MDT
James W. Green III.
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