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I recently became enamoured with the Mexican War period. In my my search for like-minded individuals, I stumbled across the Frontier Guard forum. Unfortunately, there hasn't been a post on the site--save mine--in over two years! Anyone know if these guys are still kicking?
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Jim Page
"Boys, Follow Me!"--Colonel William Bowen Campbell
1st Regiment of Tennesse Volunteers (1846-1847)
"Weeping in solitude for the fallen brave is better than the presence of men too timid to strike for their country"--Motto embroidered on the flag of the 1st Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers and presented by the Nashville Female Academy (June, 1846). -
Re: Frontier Guard / Manifest Destiny Forum
Hey, James,
You ought to write Chris Fischer in San Antonio, TX: FTroopDragoon@yahoo.com. I'm not sure what is shaking, events-wise, exactly, but I got invited to go to Palo Alto National Battlefield way down on the Rio Grande towards the middle of May by Chris. If you can make it to Oklahoma, there are a number of people going from here...
Closer to your area, e-mail me, and I'll put you in touch with Myers Brown in Nashville. He does some living history for this period...
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Re: Frontier Guard / Manifest Destiny Forum
Thanks! I'll do that. I know Myers--we run into each other from time to time at historic sites and scoial events in the Middle Tennessee area.Jim Page
"Boys, Follow Me!"--Colonel William Bowen Campbell
1st Regiment of Tennesse Volunteers (1846-1847)
"Weeping in solitude for the fallen brave is better than the presence of men too timid to strike for their country"--Motto embroidered on the flag of the 1st Regiment of Tennessee Volunteers and presented by the Nashville Female Academy (June, 1846).Comment
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