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Sharing favorite personal photos, relating human interest stories, indulging my love of Civil War artillery, and honoring the brave men in blue and gray who fought and died on the first 3 days of July, 1863
** Please check out my tribute page to two of my Civil War relatives who never made it home **
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Robertson’s
Texans, memorialized on this simple plaque, roared across Warfield Ridge and over
Triangular Field before reaching Devil’s Den and Houck’s Ridge behind the
camera. You can tell from the well-worn path that this is a favorite walking spot. Note the rocks
here and there, which certainly served to break up formation during the march.
**HONORED TODAY**
1ST LT.
WILLIAMS MILLS NUNNALLY
Born January 03, 1835
--- Died July 01, 1863 at age 28
Co. K, 13TH
North Carolina Infantry
1ST
Lt. Nunnally enlisted in May 1861 and was a merchant by trade. Among his
records it is stated that he “exhibited the characteristics of a true gentleman
and a gallant soldier.” He is buried at Greenview Cemetery, Reidsville, North
Carolina. A photo can be found here.
(c) 2012-2017 Skies of Blue and Gray
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