CAMP # 1722
SONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS
FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA
~ SCV PAST AND PRESENT ~
"SCV COMMANDERS-IN-CHIEF 1896 TO 2002"
1. Stuart, James Ewell Brown, Jr. - 1896 - 1897
2. Smyth, Robert A. - 1897 - 1898
3. Colquitt, Walter T. - 1898 - 1900
4. Hindman, Biscoe - 1900 - 1901
5. Haughton, Richard B. - 1901 - 1902
6. Stone, Thomas P. - 1902 - 1903
7. Fayssoux, William McClellan - 1903 - 1904
8. Tisdal, Nedom Robert - 1904 - 1905
9. Owen, Thomas McAdory - 1905 - 1907
10. Apperson, J. W. - 1907 - 1909
11. Owens, Clarence J. - 1909 - 1911
12. Prichard, William G. - 1911 - 1912
13. Parker, Harry V. - 1912
14. Norfleet, Jesse Peders - 1912 - 1913
15.Old, William W., Jr. - 1913 - 1914
16. Stewart, Seymour - 1914 - 1915
17. Brandon, W. N. - 1915 - 1916
18. Baldwin, Ernest G. - 1916 - 1918
19. Hinton, Carl - 1918 - 1919
20. Forrest, Nathan Bedford, II - 1919 - 1921
21. Scurry, Edgar - 1921 - 1922
22. Lee, W. McDonald - 1922 - 1924
23. Etheridge, D. Stokeley - 1924 - 1925
24. Galloway, W. C. - 1925 - 1926
25. Moss, Lucius Lamar - 1926 - 1927
26. Lowry, Sumter L. - 1927 - 1928
27. Wiles, Edmond R. - 1928 - 1929
28. Jones, John Ashley - 1929 - 1930
29. Norman, Charles T. - 1930 - 1931
30. Tabor, George R. - 1931 - 1932
31. Dancy, William Remshart - 1932 - 1933
32. Hopkins, Walter Lee - 1933 - 1935
33. Hancock, Walter Scott - 1935 - 1937
34. Hinton, Carl - 1937 - 1938
35. Wood, Gilbert - 1938 - 1939
36. Price, John Roy - 1939 - 1941
37. Powe, Thomas A. - 1940 - 1941
38. Milner, McWhorter - 1941 - 1943
39. Wingfield, Marshall - 1943 - 1945
40. Myers, Fred P. - 1945 - 1946
41. Rives, John R. T. - 1946 - 1949
42. Dennis, A. Belmont - 1949 - 1951
43. Beard, William M. - 1951 - 1953
44. Bohlinger, Neill - 1953 - 1955
45. Johnson, Martin J. - 1955 - 1957
46. Crigler, Tom White, Jr. - 1957 - 1959
47. Grice, Letcher O. - 1959 - 1960
48. Waldo, Rudolph H. - 1960 - 1962
49. Sturdivant, Edwin Coleman, II - 1962 - 1964
50. May, John Amasa, Jr. - 1964 - 1966
51. Frank, Philip E. - 1966 - 1968
52. Webster, Burnice Hoyle - 1968 - 1970
53. Eble, Bernard E. - 1970 - 1972
54. Porter, H. Paul - 1972 - 1974
55. Edwards, James MacDonald - 1974 - 1976
56. Boggs, Frank Dean - 1976 - 1977
57. Wilson, Robert Burnette, Jr. - 1977 - 1980
58. Mitchell, Joseph Brady - 1980 - 1982
59. Smith, Charles Herbert - 1982 - 1984
60. Shaw, Lynn Jackson - 1984 - 1986
61. Green, William Ralph - 1986 - 1988
62. Faggert, William Earl - 1988 - 1990
63. Hogan, Wiliam D., Jr. - 1990 - 1992
64. Hawkins, Robert L., III - 1992 - 1994
65. Dasinger, Norman R. - 1994 - 1996
66. Orlebeke, Peter W. - 1996 -1998
67. Griffin, Patrick J. - 1998 - 2000
68. Deason, Edwin L. - 2000 - 2002
"CONFEDERATE VETERAN MAGAZINE"
The "Confederate Veteran" Magazine Was Established In January Of 1893 By Journalist Sumner A. Cunningham, A Veteran Confederate Sergeant Major In The 31st Tennessee Infantry, Publishing Biographies And Mamoirs Of Southern Soldiers And Articles About Re-Unions, Monument Dedications And Confederate Army Life In General. After Sumner A. Cunningham's Death In 1913, Edith Pope Took Over Publications, Which Continued Until December Of 1932. Complete 40 "Year Runs" Of The "Confederate Veteran" In Its Originial Format Are Located At The Newberry Library In Chicago; The University Of South Carolina In Columbia; The Tennessee State Library & Nashville Public Library In Tennessee; The State Department Of Archives And History In Jackson, Mississippi; The Princeton University In New Jersey; The Cleveland, Ohio Public Library; The North Carolina State Library In Raleigh; College Of William & Mary In Williamsburg, Virginia; The University Of Texas In Austin; George Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee; Cossett Reference Library In Memphis, Tennessee; Washington & Lee University In Lexington, Virginia; North Texas State College In Denton; Western Kentucky State College In Bowling Green; And The United States Army Military History Insititue In Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
The "Confederate Veteran Magazine" Is Still Published Bi-Monthly For The Members Of The Sons Of Confederate Veterans As A Way To Further And Promote To The Present And To The Futrue Generations, The Proud And Gallant Cause Of The Confederate Soldier During The War Between The States.
Subscriptions Can Also Be Had By Any Individual Wishing To Do So By Writing The International Headquarters S.C.V. At P. O. Box 59, Columbia, Tennessee 38401-0059.
Those Wishing To Call International Headquarters May Do So By Calling
The Toll Free Number At 1-800-MY-SOUTH
"VIRGINIA DIVISION S.C.V. CAMPS"
~ Still Under Construction ~
To Contact A Specific SCV Camp, Click On Their E-mail Address
Which Is In "Blue" Beside Their Listing
# 1 Lee-Jackson Camp - 2nd Brigade - Richmond, Virginia - [email protected]
# 10 Colonel D. H. Lee Hartz Camp - 4th Brigade - Harrisonburg, Virginia -
# 19 Kemper-Fry-Strother Camp - 4th Brigade - Madison, Virginia -
# 21 Clinton Hatcher Camp - 4th Brigade - Leesburg, Virginia -
# 99 Magruder-Ewell Camp - 1st Brigade - Newport News, Virginia -
# 167 A. P. Hill Camp - 2nd Brigade - Petersburg, Virginia - [email protected]
# 380 Stonewall Camp - 1st Brigade - Portsmouth, Virginia -
# 409 Garland-Rhodes Camp - 3rd Brigade - Lynchburg, Virginia -
# 490 Summers-Koontz Camp - 4th Brigade - Luray, Virginia -
# 512 The Old Brunswick Camp - 1st Brigade - Lawrenceville, Virginia - [email protected]
# 726 Robert E. Lee Camp - 4th Brigade - Alexandria, Virginia -
# 780 Black Horse Camp - 4th Brigade - Warrenton, Virginia -
# 828 Pittsylvania Vindicators Camp - 3rd Brigade - Callands, Virginia - [email protected]
# 840 Captain John F. McElhenny - 6th Brigade - Lebanon, Virginia - [email protected]
# 850 Wiliam E. Jones Camp - 6th Brigade - Abingdon, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1237 John S. Mosby Camp - 4th Brigade - Front Royal, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1247 General James Longstreet Camp - 2nd Brigade - Richmond, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1296 The Stonewall Brigade - 3rd Brigade - Lexington, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1326 Fincastle Rifles Camp - 3rd Brigade - Roanoke, Virginia -
# 1343 J. E. B. Stuart Camp - 2nd Brigade - Richmond, Virginia -
# 1369 General Wm. Mahone Camp - 1st Brigade - Wakefield, Virginia -
# 1382 Powhatan Troop Camp - 2nd Brigade - Powhatan, Virginia -
# 1402 Cabell-Graves Camp - 3rd Brigade - Danville, Virginia -
# 1434 Trevilian Station Camp - 5th Brigade - Louisa, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1459 George E. Pickett Camp - 1st Brigade - Ettrick, Virginia -
# 1471 Urquhart-Gellette Camp - 1st Brigade - Franklin, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1475 The Bedford Rifle Grays Camp - 3rd Brigade - Bedford, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1493 19th Virginia Infantry Camp - 5th Brigade - Charlottesville, Virginia -
# 1503 Chester Station Camp - 2nd Brigade - Chester, Virginia -
# 1504 John D. Imboden Camp - 5th Virginia - Staunton, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1530 The Highlanders Camp - 5th Brigade - Monterey, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1544 Captain John Quincy Marr Camp - 4th Brigade - Fairfax, Virginia -
# 1549 Norfolk County Grays - 1st Brigade - Chesapeake, Virginia -
# 1567 Turner Ashby Camp - 4th Brigade - Winchester, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1573 Brown-Harmon Nighthawks Camp - 6th Brigade - Tazwell, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1581 Highbridge Camp - 2nd Brigade - Farmville, Virginia -
# 1587 Strasburg Gurards Camp - 4th Brigade - Strasburg, Virginia -
# 1589 General R. E. Lee Camp - 2nd Brigade - Midlothian, Virginia -
# 1624 Armstead-Hill-Goode-Elam Camp - 2nd Brigade - Chase City, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1661 Colonel Waller Tazwell Patton Camp - 4th Brigade - Standardsville, Virginia -
# 1690 Captain William 'Latane Camp - 2nd Brigade - Mechanicsville, Virginia -
# 1691 Jubal Early Camp - 3rd Brigade - Hillsville, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1701 Botetourt Artillery Camp - 3rd Brigade - Buchanan, Virginia -
# 1702 Tom Smith Camp - 1st Brigade - Suffolk, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1722 Matthew Fontaine Maury Camp - 5th Brigade - Fredericksburg, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1733 Appomattox Court House Rangers Camp - 3rd Brigade - Appomattox, Virginia - EMDRINKaol.com
# 1746 Old Free State Camp - 2nd Brigade - Victoria, Virginia -
# 1756 Wise Partisan Rangers Camp - 6th Brigade - Wise, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1758 Walker-Terry Camp - 6th Brigade - Wytheville, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1761 Lee-Piedmont Camp - 6th Brigade - Jonesville, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1764 Colonel Thomas P. August Camp - 2nd Brigade - Highland Springs, Virginia -
# 1772 Lane-Armistead Camp - 1st Brigade - Matthews, Virginia -
# 1779 General John Randolph Chambliss Camp - 1st Brigade - Emporia, Virginia -
# 1784 Stuart's Horse Artillery Camp - 3rd Brigade - Floyd, Virginia -
# 1798 Cumberland Mountain Rangers Camp - 6th Brigade - Clintwood, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1805 Major General Fitzhugh Lee Camp - 5th Brigade - Spotsylvania, Virginia -
# 1813 Dearing Beauregard Camp - 2nd Brigade - Colonial Heights, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1831 Southern Grays Camp - 4th Brigade - Middletown, Virginia -
# 1832 The Wharton-Stuart Camp - 3rd Brigade - Stuart, Virginia -
# 1858 Scott County's Clinch Mountain Rangers Camp - 6th Brigade - Gate City, Virginia -
# 1863 Lt. Colonel Vincent A. Witcher Camp - 6th Brigade - Grundy, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1911 King George Grays Camp - 5th Brigade - King George, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1918 Brandy Rifles Co. E Camp - 4th Brigade - Culpeper, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1927 Carpenters Battery Camp - 3rd Brigade - Covington, Virginia - [email protected]
# 1951 Captain Jack Adams Camp - 4 Brigade - Edinburg, Virginia -
"COMMODORE MATTHEW FONTAINE MAURY SCV CAMP # 1722
FREDERICKSBURG, VRIGINIA"
Upon Our Initial "Organizational Meeting," Which Occurred On 20 September 1995, The Matthew Fontaine Maury Camp #1722, Army Of Northern Virginia Department, Virginia Division, 5th Brigade, Fredericksburg, Virginia Was "Chartered" As An Officially Sanctioned S.C.V. Camp As Of 11 December 1995 By The International Organization Of The Sons Of Confederate Veterans Located In Maury County, Columbia, Tennessee. Our "Chartered Membership" Included 15 Members As Of That Date And Presently, Our Camps Membership had Grown to A Total Of 100 Members, Which Also Include "Associate Members."
Sons Of The Accomplisments Of The Camp Have Been: The Internment Of "Rebel Butler" At The Spotsylvania Confederate Cemetery In Spetember 1996; The "Rebel Butler" Headstone Dedication In August 1997: Yearly Decoration And Participation In The "Decoration Day Ceremonies" Within The Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery; Yearly Purchasing And Donating "Proud Banners" To The Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery For The Decorating Of The Graves By Our Camp For Decoraton Day Ceremonies; Actively Supporting The Ladies Memorial Association Of Fredericksburg In The Preservation Of The Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery After Numerous Attacks Of Vandalism And Destruction Of Confederate Headstones There; Providing The Materials And Manpower To Accomplish The "Lighing" Of The Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery; Cleaning Of The Headstones Within The "Cross Of Honor" Located In The Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery; Rebuilding A Section Of The West Confederate Cemetery Brick Wall Which Collapsed; The Restoration Of The 1870 Fredericksburg Confederate Cemetery Entrance Gate; Yearly Donations To The Wallace Library And The Salem Church Library For Subscriptions To The Confederate Veteran Magazine; Yearly Participation At The Anniversary Ceremonies Held For The Battle Of Fredericksburg At The Sergeant Richard Rowland Kirkland Statue With The Department Of The Interior, National Park Service, Fredericksburg And Spotsylvania Batlefield National Military Park; Hosting The First "Dedication Ceremonies" At The Rappahannock Church Cemetery In Westmoreland County For The Confederate Veterans Buried There And The Many Reoccurring Activities The Camp Is Also Involved Within During The Year.
Joining Us In Our Activities Are The General John Bankhead Magruder Chapter # 258 Miliraty Order Of Stars & Bars And The Lucy Ann Cox Chapter # 4 Order Of Southern Gray To Which We Owe Many Thanks.
In Remembrance To Our "Proud And Gallant" Ancestry Of The Confederate States Of America, We Willingly Partake Within These Endeavors As Our "Duty" To Them... Those Men And Women Who Gave Us "Our Proud Heritage" Of That Which We Hold And Venerate... To Those That Bequeathed To Us That Proud Tradition Of The South, Which Gave Us A Sense Of Honor And Tradition Which We Cherish, That Respect For Womanhood... Trust In The Almight God Above... For Which We Give Our Sincerest Thanks As
"God Is Our Vindicator.
As We Continue Within Our Existance, We Shall Strive To Prepetuate, Defend And Preserve To The Present Generation, As Well As To Future Generations, That Proud Tradition Given Us By The United Confederate Veterans In April Of 1896 - Forwarding Of The True History Of The War Between The States For Southern Independence Against Northern Aggresstion.
Sic Semper Tyrannis
Deo Vindice...
RAMSr - 2001 ~ 2002
Fredericksburg, Virginia