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Rest In Peace OX. You will be missed.

It looks like VERY SOFT digging. In my area it is sun baked loess. That means pick and shovel and a lot more seat!

My ancestor Lodowiche Hoxie never lived here, but he would have known of this house and probably passed by it weekly. He was a hatter in the town.

David Hoxie

Nice job guys!!! She's purring like a kitten. Now it is on to the main engines!

You will notice that there are two different bronze 12 pound napoleons on the field. The one with the muzzle swell is a US cannon made by the Revere Copper Co. in 1864. The other bronze gun is a Confederate made gun cast at the Confederate Arsenal in Macon, Georgia in 1863.

You farbs need to change to battery name. Morton's Battery is incorporated and operates out of Memphis, TN. John Morton NEVER EVER used a mountain howitzer!!

When is Lunch?!!! You've put a craving on me!

That M-1937 has definitely has been converted to propane. Near the end you can see the hose coming out of a substatial wood crate behind the stove. The other stove is fed by gasoline as it would have been during the war. The 475th Fighter Museum has a couple of burners for that stove new surplus ...

Well, I'm truly glad your having a good time. It is good to see BJ and and one of your granddaughters. Give me a call when you have some spare time.

David

My great-great grandfather, Pvt. William Barnabas Stevens, Company H Vicksburg Volunteers, 2nd Battalion Mississippi Infantry, was killed on the morning of June 26, 1862 at Beaver Dam Creek. He left a 20'X30' log cabin, a widow and 4 sons, the youngest of which was born that month. Total time of ...

My great-great-grandfather, Pvt. William Barnabas Stevens Company Vicksburg Volunteers 2nd Mississippi Battalion Infantry, died here at 9:30 on the morning of June 26, 1862. He left a 20'X30' log cabin with a dirt floor, a widow and 4 young sons. The youngest born that month. Total time of servic...

My great-great grandfather, Pvt William Barnabas Stevens, Company H Vicksburg Volunteers, 2nd Battalion Mississippi Inf. died about 9:30AM the morning of June 26, 1862. He left a widow and 4 young sons. The youngest was born that month.

Thank YOU for posting these vids on the flood. I can literally see how high that the water has gotten.. Keep up the good work!!!

Thanks for the video. I am a native that lives in Memphis and I am very interested in the river rising in Vicksburg. It would be very interesting to see if the MV Mississippi will take to the river again. I check you tube daily now to get updates.

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