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    The boy's of the 21st were a well behaved and respectable bunch during their service. They really didn't shoot at civilians while on the steamer Die Vernon headed for The Landing. U.S. Grant really didn't get mad at them for this. And two of the boy's in the 21st were not hanged as a result of a murder they did not commit close to present day Lambert Airfield west of St. Louis. They were a nice set of young men not intent on killing any rebels or protecting their homes from "bushwackers". From the tobacco chewing mouth of my Dad who raised fat hogs for 60 years in Northeast Missouri, "When you play with me you want to hold on to your a$% with both hands". Let that be a warning to those who think otherwise. This one is personal for me. Have a great night and sweet dreams!! I will see you in October!!

    Hog S%^&
    David B. Cravens
    21st Missouri Co. I
    1843-1910


    Salus Populi Suprema Lex Esto

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    Pictures of Lost Tribes

    Here are some pictures from our walk through at Boonesfield last week. More pictures in my album.
    Pictures taken by my brother.
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    Last edited by Hairy Nation Boys; 04-22-2009, 09:14 PM.
    Nathan Hellwig
    AKA Harrison "Holler" Holloway
    "It was the Union armies west of the Appalachians that struck the death knell of the Confederacy." Leslie Anders ,Preface, The Twenty-First Missouri

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    • #3
      Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

      Nathan,

      What day were you there last week? I was volunteering there Wednesday, Thursday & Friday -- hands-on rail-splitting demonstration for 2nd graders in front of the Calloway home (the yellow one).
      Matthew Easley

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      • #4
        Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

        We showed up late Friday night and toured Saturday.
        Nathan Hellwig
        AKA Harrison "Holler" Holloway
        "It was the Union armies west of the Appalachians that struck the death knell of the Confederacy." Leslie Anders ,Preface, The Twenty-First Missouri

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          Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

          That place looks great. As much as I am wanting summer to get here, I can't wait for fall either.
          Your humble servant....
          Sean Collicott
          [URL="www.sallyportmess.itgo.com"]Sally Port Mess[/URL]
          [URL="http://oldnorthwestvols.org/onv/index.php"]Old Northwest Volunteers[/URL]

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            Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

            I am geared up to go
            Marvin Greer
            Snake Nation Disciples

            "Now bounce the Bullies!" -- Lt. David Cornwell 9th Louisiana Colored Troops, Battle of Milliken's Bend.

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            • #7
              Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

              Great pictures. I am looking forward to the event in October. If there are any Civil War soldiers who are buried in the cemetery that don't have a veteran's grave marker, the SUV can help in procuring, installing and dedicating the markers. A group of us is headed for Norfolk NE on May 9th to dedicate a grave marker to Jim Schumann's ancestor August Buss of the 6th Wisconsin. The Hawkeyes are welcomed to participate in the dedication if your schedule permits.
              Regards,
              Dan McGraw
              GG-Gson of Patrick Maher, Co E, 1st Minn Cavalry
              GG-Gson of Charles Orth, Co G, 2nd Minn Infantry

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                Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

                I have GOT to go to this event. I'll need a home, however.
                [B][COLOR=#0000CD]Matthew P. Cassady
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                  Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

                  This is gonna be a GREAT event! I'm really looking forward to it. A bunch of us were just out at Boonesfield for our 1856 event. If anyone is interested, I just uploaded some pictures from the weekend here.
                  Anna Allen
                  <a href="http://starofthewestsociety.googlepages.com/">Star of the West Society</a>
                  [COLOR="DarkRed"][B]The Cherry Bounce Girls Mess[/B][/COLOR] :p

                  [I]It's a damn poor mind that can only think of one way to spell a word.[/I]-Andrew Jackson

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                    Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

                    Is that Hogshit with you in the pictures?


                    Mike Phineas
                    Arlington, TX
                    Mike Phineas
                    Arlington, TX
                    24th Missouri Infantry
                    Independent Volunteer Battalion
                    www.24thmissouri.org

                    "Oh, go in anywhere Colonel, go in anywhere. You'll find lovely fighting all along the line."

                    -Philip Kearny

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                    • #11
                      Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

                      I am sure it will be a great event for some folks. Especially the Texicans that didn't get their cherry bounce at Marmadukes because some low life ladies snuck off with it. We won't fall for that trick again, and besides, we were nice bushwhackers in 1862, but it will be 1864 and we have had two years to get real mean.
                      Tom Yearby
                      Texas Ground Hornets

                      "I'd rather shoot a man than a snake." Robert Stumbling Bear

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                      • #12
                        Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

                        I remember at the "Retreat From Bentonville" event some time ago, the ladies stated
                        after the event that we might have been meaner to them ~ be careful what you wish for!
                        I think we can remedy that, and maybe have some fun in the process . . .

                        This is a wonderful site for an event - I am really looking forward to being there again!
                        Your most obedient servant and comrade,
                        James C. Schumann
                        Mess #3
                        Old Northwest Volunteers

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                          Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

                          Yep, that is Hogshit! We had a goodtime around the fire hearing stories about his days on a hog farm. Hog's great-great grandfather was in Company I of the 21st.

                          The bushwackers will be a nice set of men who will treat their prisoners with respect. :sarcastic
                          Nathan Hellwig
                          AKA Harrison "Holler" Holloway
                          "It was the Union armies west of the Appalachians that struck the death knell of the Confederacy." Leslie Anders ,Preface, The Twenty-First Missouri

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                            You are very right on that Von Schuman. I can envision taking cakes and pies while leaving them with the residue of my haversack. Hmm, a nice slice of pie for broken shards of army cracker; that's a fair trade.
                            Robert Gobtop
                            Ol Sipley Mess
                            ONV
                            Proud Member of the S*** A** Platoon BGR

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                              Re: Pictures of Lost Tribes

                              Originally posted by Hairy Nation Boys View Post
                              The bushwackers will be a nice set of men who will treat their prisoners with respect. :sarcastic
                              The discussion starts with Hogshit and ends will bullshit.
                              John Wickett
                              Former Carpetbagger
                              Administrator (We got rules here! Be Nice - Sign Your Name - No Farbisms)

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