August 1st @ 2:00P.M.-Flag Rally
Location-Rose Hill Cemetery Confederate Monument!
Address-229 East Liberty St. York, S.C.
Sponsor- Private Thomas E Caldwell Camp #31
South Carolina Division
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Bring your signs, flags and a good attitude! This will be a rally to let South Carolina and others know we are proud of our Southern Heritage and History!
The flags at this cemetery have been removed and some replaced with U.S. flags. This is just not right! These men earned the right to be honoured in the correct manner. They are American Veterans and served for their country.
Come take part in this event while we still have rights to do so.
For more information contact Kirk Carter-(704)806-2941
Email- pvtwilliamcarter@yahoo.com
This cemetery is a non-publicly owned burial ground supported by the donations of descendants of those buried here. The Confederate monument contains a tribute to "Our Confederate Dead" by Judge I.D. Witherspoon. The cemetery began in 1829, was built on the site of the Independent Presbyterian Church and is the resting place of many prominent South Carolina statesmen. Two prominent York residents buried in the cemetery are Asbury Coward, co-founder of the Kings Mountain Military Academy and Dr. J. Rufus Bratton, head surgeon of the Confederate Hospitals in Georgia. At least eight Union soldiers of the 7th Cavalry and 18th infantry, quartered in York as the Army of Occupation during Reconstruction, are buried in the southeast corner of the cemetery.
http://www.radiofreeredoubt.com/2015/07/12/the-truth-about-the-confederate-battle-flag/
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-J Connlllr
Thank you and here are all his Confederate related sermons. He comes to the Sam Davis Youth Camp each year and is a Glock man. :)
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This is the escalation that occurs when
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about the war they are in, while the
other side debates endlessly about
the language and tactics of a game
that is extinct: Confederate Flag waving dad wants guy who pointed gun at him thrown in jail
wtvr.com/2015/07/14/confederate-flag-waving-dad/
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. — An Amelia man was charged with brandishing a firearm after he pointed a gun at a Chesterfield family that was waving Confederate Flags on Hull Street Road outside their Moseley home, police said. James Baker, 46, was released following his arrest on the class one misdemeanor. He is due in court on September 3.
Thanks.
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