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Friends & Compatriots:

The new administration in Washington is rejecting the Woke ideology. This provides us an opportunity to launch a counterattack against the Woke ideologues who attacked our Southern Heritage. If we act decisively, we can restore Military Base names, once again allow Southern National Guard Units to display unit battle honors won during the “Civil War,” and restore the Arlington Reconciliation Monument.

Your assistance is needed to push this effort forward. Below is a link to the SCV’s One Click Politics system.

https://oneclickpolitics.global.ssl.fastly.net/promo/65s

This system allows you to inform your U.S. Senators and Congressmen about the necessity of correcting the anti-American Woke agenda.

Read the SCV’s letter to Defense Secretary Hegseth at the Confederate Legion link:

https://scvconfederatelegion.com/2025/01/30/letter-to-us-secretary-of-defense/

Thank you for your willingness to help vindicate the Cause.

Deo Vindice,
Walter Donald Kennedy
Commander-in-Chief, SCV 2024-26

Upcoming Division Events

  • Division Reunion

    Friday, June 05, 2026

  • 131st National Reunion

    Wednesday, July 15, 2026

    National Reunion, Griffin Gate Resort and Conference Center Lexington, Kentucky (For more information: https://131scv.org)




On this day, May 9th, we remember the birthday of these Confederate Soldiers
Pvt James B Archibald (1824) — Co. A 41st Inf. AL
Pvt J O Archy (1834) — Co. D 37th Inf. MS
Sgt Lather H Bates (1839) — Co. E 19th Inf. AL
Pvt John Beard (1837) — Co. K 9th Inf. MS
Pvt H M Bennett (1836) — Co. G 7th Inf MS
Pvt M V Bennett (1837) — Co. E 38th Cav. MS
Cpl Thomas R Bone (1842) — Co. E 61st Inf. GA
Cpl Robert Boyd (1842) — Co. I 13th Inf. MS
Hope Brannen (1844) — Co. F 5th Cav. GA
Pvt E D Brown (1843) — Co. G 37th Inf. MS
Pvt John G W Brown (1833) — Co. E 23rd Inf. MS
Pvt John Burns (1831) — Co. C 26th Inf. MS
Pvt James W Callahan (1835) — Co. G 66th Inf. GA
Pvt Nehemiah Carter (1838) — Co. D 21st Inf. MS
Pvt Seth R Clark (1833) — Co. I 62nd Mtd.Inf. TN
Pvt Peter Cooper (1843) — Co. B 6th Inf. GA
Thomas A Cooper (1839) — Co. E 4th Inf. AL
2nd Lt David Thomas Copeland (1842) — Co. I 3rd Inf. SC
Pvt Thomas W Copeland (1828) — Co. C 56th Inf. GA
Capt Thomas J Crawford (1835) — Co. G 2nd Inf. MS
Pvt Paul Crosby (1838) — Co. I 50th Inf. GA
Pvt Calvin S Dale (1829) — Co. G 16th Cav. TX
Pvt A P Dantzler (1840) — Co. C 39th Inf. GA
Pvt Asa Darby (1844) — Co. D 7th Inf. GA
Pvt Cicero Dougherty (1840) — Co. B 21st Inf. GA
Pvt Benjamin F Duke (1843) — Co. F 16th Inf. MS
Sgt John W Dukes (1839) — Co. C 61st Inf. GA
Pvt Thomas Durham (1847) — Co. I 20th Inf. GA
Pvt Samuel G Floyd (1835) — Co. A 7th Cav. MS
Ebenezer Torrance Gilmore (1842) — Co. E 1st Ramseys Inf. GA
Pvt Richard Gilpin (1847) — Co. A 45th Cav. AR
Pvt Lewis Guy (1839) — Co. I 38th Cav. MS
Pvt R E H Hartness (1840) — Co. B 45th Inf. AL
Pvt James P Hay (1842) — Co. B 47th Inf. GA
Pvt William F Henderson (1839) — Co. I 15th Inf. MS
Cpl Alonzo Hodge (1836) — Co. I 40th Inf. MS
Pvt Thomas Howell (1842) — Co. C 8th Inf. TN
Capt Richard A Inge (1839) — Co. B 10th Inf. New MS
Pvt Edgar W Johnson (1838) — Co. E 40th Inf. MS
Pvt William A P Johnson (1842) — Co. G 50th Inf. GA
Sgt J B Kelly (1823) — Co. F 14th Inf. MS
Pvt Robert M Kelly (1839) — Co. H 22nd Inf. MS
Pvt Isaac Nelson Kerby (1825) — Co. K 1st Arty. SC
Pvt Barren D Kinsey (1837) — Co. A 52nd Inf. GA
2Lt James E Luckie (1830) — Co. D 41st Inf. GA
Pvt Green A Marlow (1835) — Co. B 34th Inf. GA
Cpl W L Marshall (1823) — Co. G 12th Cav. MS
Pvt Gideon L Martin (1839) — Co. H 16th Inf. MS
Pvt M H Martin (1835) — Co. C 31st Inf. MS
Pvt R N Martin (1845) — Co. I 1st Cav. AR
Pvt T H Mathews (1839) — Co. A 30th Inf. MS
Pvt Samuel F McClary (1838) — Co. B 43rd Inf. MS
Pvt Leroy D McMillin (1842) — Co. A 13th Inf. MS
George W Miller (1824) — Co. A 4th Cav. KY
Pvt J R Moore (1846) — Co. C 18th Cav. MS
John C Moore (1841) — Co. H 37th Inf. NC
Pvt Charles G Morgan (1837) — Co. C 42nd Inf. MS
Pvt John W Moss (1841) — Co. I 15th Inf. MS
Cpl H P Nelson (1820) — Co. E 38th Cav. MS
Sgt Austin Nix (1839) — Co. G 41st Inf. MS
Bvt2Lt Cass Oltenburg (1823) — Co. K 18th Inf. MS
Cpl James Parkman (1818) — Co. C 3rd St.Troops Cav. MS
Cpl Samuel J Patterson (1841) — Co. G 42nd Inf. MS
2Lt M M Phillips (1829) — Co. A 18th Inf. GA
Pvt John T Pope (1841) — Co. H 23rd Inf. GA
Pvt R C Pope (1828) — Co. G 2nd Inf. GA
Pvt Lenard L Powell (1827) — Co. D 36th Inf. MS
Sgt R N Pugh (1849) — Co. K 23rd Inf. AL
1st Lt John H Ramsey (1828) — Co. E 57th Inf. VA
1Sgt James A Roberts (1837) — Co. C 15th Inf. MS
2Cpl James M Robertson (1843) — Co. A 1st Cav. LA
Pvt T L Rush (1841) — Co. B 38th Cav. MS
Pvt J D Sanders (1832) — Co. B 10th Cav. MS
Pvt David Scarborough (1841) — Co. A 3rd Inf. MS
Pvt Benjamin Smith (1845) — Co. A 40th Inf. MS
Pvt David B Smith (1844) — Co. E 22nd Inf. GA
Pvt James M Smith (1843) — Co. I 34th Inf. GA
Pvt J L Stapleton (1847) — Co. C 5th Res. GA
Pvt John Stapleton (1830) — Co. K 57th Inf. GA
Pvt William C Stewart (1842) — Co. B 26th Inf. MS
Pvt Joseph Z Sutton (1836) — Co. F 49th Inf. GA
Cpl James W Taylor (1831) — Co. E 15th Inf. MS
Pvt John Taylor (1839) — Co. K 22nd Inf. MS
Pvt T Timms (1827) — Co. A 8th Inf. MS
Cpl A B Trammel (1838) — Co. B 17th Inf. LA
Pvt John M Trice (1838) — Co. F 35th Inf. MS
Capt A J Vidal (1840) — Co. A 33rd Cav. TX
Pvt J M Walley (1822) — Co. E 36th Inf. AL
2Cpl Jerry M Watkins (1838) — Co. K 43rd Inf. MS
1Lt John T Weatherall (1821) — Co. I 1st Cav. MS
Byron West (1837) — Co. C 26th Cav. TX
1Cpl W H West (1838) — Co. I 46th Inf. MS
Pvt Joseph B White (1832) — Co. D 30th Inf. MS
Pvt Robert P Whyte (1842) — Co. G 13th Inf. TN
1Lt William H Williams (1838) — Co. G 17th Inf. MS
Pvt W W Wilson (1823) — Co. H 31st Inf. MS
Capt P K Woods (1833) — Co. H 4th Inf. MS
Pvt Thomas L Wroten (1843) — Co. H 26th Inf. MS

"To you, Sons of Confederate Veterans, we will commit the vindication of the cause for which we fought. To your strength will be given the defense of the Confederate soldier's good name, the guardianship of his history, the emulation of his virtues, the perpetuation of those principles which he loved and which you love also, and those ideals which made him glorious and which you also cherish." -Lt. Gen. Stephen Dill Lee, Commander General, United Confederate Veterans, Apr. 15, 1906