this is a place for all you relic hunters
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baldntatted
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yeah thats a cool site with alot of neat things on it
I actually stopped in there the last time I was there. It sure is a neat place with lots of stuff to collect. Sure wished I had a few dollars I would had got something.
Yeah that is a good store to stop at while you're out that way.
They have good prices on a lot of the in store common relics that aren't on their website.
They have good prices on a lot of the in store common relics that aren't on their website.
Mossy Oak
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My brother's good friend owns that store and he has some real nice stuff in there.
I really would like to get up there too. I had a relative that was captured in the battle at Fort Donelson in 1862. He was taken to Camp Morton in Indiana. He died a few months later of dysentery. That place was every bit as bad as Andersonville. RIP Allen O'Briant.
nbforrest#3
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Rebel said:
Was in in the 4th mississippi infantry?
Sure was. He was a private. Enlisted at Grenada. Trained at Corinth before heading up to Fort Donelson. Captured in Feb. of '62. We've got copies of letters from his dad requesting permission to come up and claim the body... The yankees never allowed it though.
Sure was. He was a private. Enlisted at Grenada. Trained at Corinth before heading up to Fort Donelson. Captured in Feb. of '62. We've got copies of letters from his dad requesting permission to come up and claim the body... The yankees never allowed it though.
Sorry it took so long to reply. Yep. 4th MS. Infantry. Enlisted at Grenada, took a train to Corinth and trained there. As far as I know, the only battle he was in was Fort Donelson, 1862.
