Great Links

4th Alabama "Roddey's" Cavalry, CSA

Web page for Company B reenactors. Contains some regimental history.

Co K 4th Alabama "Roddey's" Cavalry CSA Website.

Website, like mine, but for the men of Company K. Includes excellant biography of Gen. Roddey, history and list of battles the regiment was engaged in.

16th Alabama Infantry CSA Roster.

Website of a Hester cousin of mine, Amanda Hester Baltz listing 1,300 men serving in this regiment.

Streight's Alabama Raid

During the Union raid, known as "Streight's Raid", the 4th Alabama Cavalry were in hot pursuit. This page tells an enemy (Yankee) perspective of this raid.

Northwest Alabama Brigade Sons of Confederate Veterans Website

Sons of Confederate Veterans are a historical genealogical organization devoted to preserving the true history of the "War of Northern Aggression" and the memory of the Confederate soldier. The "Stars and Bars Camp" #1499 is located in Russellville, Franklin County; "Tennessee Valley Camp" #1368, in Florence; and "Colonel William A. Johnson Camp" #898, in Tuscumbia (among others).

Franklin County Genealogy Page

This WebGen page is an excellant starting point for submitting queries concerning Franklin County families, as well as some online sources.

Colbert County Genealogy Page

Another WebGen website but on Colbert County which was apart of Franklin County until 1867.

Lineages Alabama Resources

The Alabama Research Room has links to searchable databases, access to surname homepages, queries, ect.

Black Confederate Fact Sheet

Written by me concerning facts that anti-Confederate liberal extremist and most racists will cover-up and deny.Great for classroom use during "Black History Month".

Man is Never Defeated

Capt. John Newton Sloan, 45th Mississippi Infantry, CSA was a perfect example of the "never-give-up" spirit of the old Confederate soldiers.

Lt. Col. Henry "Hal" Dixon, North Carolina Line Continental Army.

This is a website about my gggg grandfather, who died of wounds received on the battlefield. A native of Caswell County, NC commanded a regiment under Washington, and received the admiration of "Light Horse Harry" Lee (father of Gen Lee). He was most noted for his command of the North Carolina militia at the Battle of Camden. Site includes Dixon family genealogy (Virginia, North Carolina).

Scott's Time Portal to Old St. Louis"

The history about my home area of St. Louis, Mo. If you like old time music, you should enjoy visiting this website of mine. Tunes from the Civil War thru World War I.

27th Alabama Infantry CSA Web Site

Companies A, B, and G were composed of men from Franklin County, Alabama vicinity.

Savage Goodner Camp #1513, Sons of Confederate Veterans

Based in Smithville, Tennessee, this site contains Confederate history, plenty of links, excellant clipart and sound wavs.

11th Kentucky "Chenault's" Cavalry, CSA

Another one of my personal wesites. Regimental history, company rosters, photos, stories concerning POW atrocities, Governor James B. McCreary, the "Immortal 600" and biographies.

Animated State and World Flags

Website has many animated flags available to use on websites.

Website of the "League of the South", while I applaud their devotion to preserving Southern culture, Christian heritage, and State's rights, I do not endorse secession politics in modern times. Regardless, their well done website offers many historical/cultural resources of high measure (graphics, sound files, software, and heritage violation alerts).

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