You can now learn more about us on our website. http://suvcw326.org
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Ste. Genevieve Missouri Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War Camp # 326 is named after Lt. Col. J. Felix St. James of the 13th Missouri Infantry. He was mortally wounded on 6 April 1862 at the Battle of Shiloh in Tennessee and died on 8 April 1862 in the hospital in Savannah, TN and was buried in his home town of Ste. Genevieve in Memorial Cemetery on 14 April 1862.
Memorial Day May 31, 2009
Our Camp's First Ceremony at the estimated grave site of Lt. Col. J. Felix St. James in Memorial Cemetery
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About Me
- Gary L. Scheel
- Ste. Genevieve, Missouri, United States
- I love history and I live in the perfect town. We date back to 1735. Mary and I run a Bed & Breakfast named Somewhere Inn Time and next door to us is the Hubardeau House which was built in 1789. The new part was built during the Civil War. My main interest is Civil War history. I have written a couple books about the Civil War and Ste. Genevieve has a rich Civil War history.
Civil War Display
Setting up a display at the Visitors Center in Ste. Genevieve
Welcome
Thanks for looking at our blog. We are interested in the Civil War and we meet every 2nd Tuesday of each month Upstairs in the Anvil Saloon in Ste. Genevieve. We have a short buiness meeting at 6:30 p.m. and then we have some kind of presentation. Some of our presentations in the past.
"Civil War Artists and Newspapers," By Paul Cameron, local artist and Civil War Artist re-enactor.
"How to find your Civil War Ancestor" By Bob Schmidt, local Historian and Author.
"66 Miles in 39 Hours" a presentation of the Retreat from Fort Davidson to Leasburg, MO By local Author Gary Scheel.
"Civil War Money and Stamps." By local Historian and Collector Thomas Greminger
"Civil War Artists and Newspapers," By Paul Cameron, local artist and Civil War Artist re-enactor.
"How to find your Civil War Ancestor" By Bob Schmidt, local Historian and Author.
"66 Miles in 39 Hours" a presentation of the Retreat from Fort Davidson to Leasburg, MO By local Author Gary Scheel.
"Civil War Money and Stamps." By local Historian and Collector Thomas Greminger
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