Brig. Gen. St. John Richardson Liddell (CSA). The grandson of James Liddell/1712, General Liddell was of the Natchez (Mississippi) Liddells. He owned a plantation next to the Confederate Secretary of War and later of State Judah P. Benjamin near Sliddell, Louisiana.  He usually commanded Arkansas troops and was the last Confederate general to surrender east of the Mississippi River.  His final assignment was to supervise the land defenses of Mobile Alabama.  Outnumbered seven to one, his troops held out for seven weeks in their "sand" forts and twice repulsed large Union attacks before learning of CSA President Jefferson Davis' capture in northern Georgia.

Suzanne Liddell Hearn - The oldest granddaughter of Bertha Leah Liddell, who is the daughter of Benjamin Liddell of New Albany, Mississippi.  Suzanne is shown with two of her nieces, daughters of her brother Timothy (Tim) Liddell.  She has two sisters: Patricia (Trish) and Deborah (Debbie), not shown in photo, and her mother is/was a Betty Ann (Maiden unknown but an only child).  Contact has been lost with Suzanne since December 2003 when she was living in the Dallas, Texas area.

William (Bill) Loren Liddell and his daughter Mylia in London, England in late May of 2000, on their way to Scotland to visit the River Liddel.  That is "Big Ben" in the background.