"...I
would sooner die a thousand deaths rather than betray a friend or be false to duty."
Pvt. Sam Davis, First Tennessee
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To you,
Sons of Confederate Veterans, we submit the vindication of the cause for which we fought.
To your strength will be given the defense of the Confederate soldier's good name, the
guardianship of his history, the emulation of his virtues, the perpetuation of those
principles which he loved and which made him glorious, and which you also cherish.
Remember it is your duty to see that the true history of the South is presented to future
generations."
General Stephen Dill Lee
New
Orleans, Louisiana
April 24, 1906
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Welcome to the Homepage of the Sam Davis
Camp 596. As a historical organization, one of our primary goals is to pay homage to our
Confederate ancestors and help educate people about the truths of our great and proud
heritage. Camp meetings are regularly scheduled on the second Thursday of the month at
7:00PM in the old Jefferson Davis Memorial Library at Beauvoir.
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Monthly Camp Meeting
are held on the
SECOND THURSDAY
night each month
7pm Old Beauvoir Library |
Keep up with Camp
Activities with the
SAM DAVIS CAMP Calendar
If you know of an activity or event
PLEASE let me know so I can get it on the calendar via the camp's E-Mail ...... Thanks
We
now have the Division Calendar
online... In the very near future we hope to have
all the Camps meeting dates and location listed along with any Special Event
within the Division.
Mississippi Division Calendar
The
Mississippi Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans now has a new web page.
The new page is still being created and updated, but we would like you to go to the
new site and see what we're doing. It's our hope that EACH Camp in the Division
give us input about their meetings and actives.
Thank you,
William Lee, Division Webmaster
Please, feel welcome to be our guest at
any of our meetings. Watch the web page for times and dates.
If you are interested in
becoming a member of the SCV and are having trouble finding your Confederate ancestor, try
the Mississippi Dept of Archives.
If we can be of any help please Email us at the address below.
Sam Davis Camp Officers
for
2005 - 2007
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Commander
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1st. Lt. Commander
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2nd. Lt. Commander
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David Cook
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Adjutant
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Color Sergeant
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Tom Adams
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Quartermaster
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Camp Historian
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Robert Wisniewski
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Sergeant-at-Arms
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Chuck
Uren
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Editor: The Scout
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Flag
Conservation
Your help is needed. See what you can do to help preserve these historic
relics.
Real
Son Visits Beauvoir
Looking for information about your
Mississippi Confederate
ancestors and their units?
The Mississippi Civil War Bulletin Board continues to be the very
best site on the web for posting queries about your Mississippi
Confederate ancestors and their units. This site is routinely
monitored by about a dozen of the most knowledgeable Mississippi
Confederate historians in the nation.
Post your queries and see if you can learn more about your proud
Mississippi Confederate “Heritage of Honor”.
Other Web Sites of Interest
Thank you for taking your time to visit our
site. We hope you found it to be both interesting and educational. Give us your option on
the site and ways we can make it better by signing our Guestbook and do come back and
visit again soon.
Sign our
Guestbook
If you would like to E-mail the
Camp, or if you are interested in learning more about the Sam Davis Camp just click on the
stamp... We would like to hear from you.
samdavis596@yahoo.com
CONFEDERATE BATTLE FLAG
flies over the Mississippi Gulf once again.
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57% of
Harrison Co Voters say
"KEEP the Battle Flag Flying."
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GULFPORT
- A majority of Harrison County residents decided Tuesday that the
Confederate battle flag belongs at the county public beach display.
More than 57 percent, or 25,131 of Harrison County
voters, said they wanted to keep the Rebel flag at the Eight Flags display at
the Biloxi-Gulfport line. Approximately 42.2 percent, or 18,335 voters, voted to
take the flag down.
We have had
Compatriots to visit your Camp since
October 29,1997
Webmasters
Last updated : Wednesday, June 08, 2005
The Jackson County list of Confederate graves was
provided by Jim Taylor
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