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    Schipperke

    Schipperke

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    The Son fought for Mosby's Raiders. His mother turned the mansion in to a confederate sanctuary and supply house. Tear it down?

    btw isn't big part of Rt50 in Virginia marked John Mosby Highway?

    Guess that has to go too..
     
    outrider58

    outrider58

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    Schipperke said:
    The Son fought for Mosby's Raiders. His mother turned the mansion in to a confederate sanctuary and supply house. Tear it down?

    btw isn't big part of Rt50 in Virginia marked John Mosby Highway?

    Guess that has to go too..
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    I guess they'll have to dig the road up...
     
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    MeatGrinder

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    Jul 27, 2013
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    Schipperke said:
    The Son fought for Mosby's Raiders. His mother turned the mansion in to a confederate sanctuary and supply house. Tear it down?

    btw isn't big part of Rt50 in Virginia marked John Mosby Highway?

    Guess that has to go too..
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    BURN IT DOWN!
    These days it has to be fast and with lots drama.No public discussion or democratic principles either. "Tearing it down" just won't work.
     
    swinokur

    swinokur

    In a State of Bliss
    Patriot Picket
    Apr 15, 2009
    55,488
    Westminster USA
    The are a ton of streets in NO Va named after Confederate soldiers

    Beauregard Street
    Lee-Jackson Highway
    Jeff Davis Highway (Rt 1)
    Bragg Street

    more here

    https://www.bizjournals.com/washing...-confederacy-tied-alexandria-streets-can.html

    Guess Washington Steet in Old Town will have to go as well.

    How about Madison Place in DC? Or Jackson Place? Did they own slaves?

    Insanity from the elft never eases

    are just two off the top of my head
     
    swinokur

    swinokur

    In a State of Bliss
    Patriot Picket
    Apr 15, 2009
    55,488
    Westminster USA
    The ferry at White's Ferry is named the General Jubal Early, who is known for penetrating further into DC than any other Confederate General. He got as far as Fort Stevens near GA Ave. and Mo. Ave.

    Guess these all have to go now too.

    More liberal lunacy
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    Dingo3

    Dingo3

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    swinokur said:
    The ferry at White's Ferry is named the General Jubal Early, who is known for penetrating further into DC than any other Confederate General. He got as far as Fort Stevens near GA Ave. and Mo. Ave.

    Guess these all have to go now too.

    More liberal lunacy
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    The Ferry is also where the confederate monument from the Rockville courthouse is now displayed.
     
    K-43

    K-43

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    Oct 20, 2010
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    There's still the Surratt House and Museum in Clinton. Some group has got to be offended.
     
    K-43

    K-43

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    Oct 20, 2010
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    TLL said:
    Don't forget the Dr Mudd place.

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    Oh, but popular myth is that Dr Mudd was innocent, even though he met Booth at the Catholic Church and up at Surratt's rooming house.
     
    TLL

    TLL

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    Jan 6, 2011
    1,082
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    It's the" telling of the tale" that makes it real or not

    Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk
     
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    photoracer

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    Oct 22, 2010
    3,318
    West Virginia
    One of my ancestors crossed the Potomac from MD and fought the entire war as a member of Early's Maryland Cavalry and survived. I think most of the other members of the family were well off enough to pay the $300 bounty to have somebody else serve in the Union forces instead of them. Some members had married into prominent families in VA by the early 1700's.
     
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