(2005) Bethany Church marker at Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield Site. Private section of Bethany Cemetery in the background
 
Links:
1. Lee Co., MSGenWeb: Bethany A.R.P. Church
2. Lee County Mississippi Genealogy (MSGenWeb): Bethany
3. Bethany Cemetery (in Lee County, MS)
 
Sarah Reveley photo

(2005) Confederate section of Bethany Cemetery in background. Large monument at left marks the grave of Rev. Samuel A. Agnew, pastor of Bethany Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church during the Battle of Brice's Cross Roads

Links:
1. Samuel Andrew Agnew, 1833-1902 Diary of Samuel A. Agnew
2. Rev Samuel Andrew Agnew (1833 - 1902) - Find A Grave
 
Sarah Reveley photo

(2005) Enlarge Confederate section

(2005) Enlarge Confederate section

Link:
1. October 29, 2011 dedication ceremony. Information on Page3

(2005) Enlarge Confederate section. Joseph P. Reveley, 26, was named after his grandfather Joseph by his father, Hugh Reveley, Sr
 
Joseph enlisted in the Confederate Army on July 1, 1863 at Jackson, Tennessee. His term of enlistment was for three years. Joseph advanced to First Lieutenant in General Nathan Bedford Forrest's command, Company E, Wilson's Regiment, Tennessee Cavalry
 
Joseph died in battle at Tishomingo Creek on June 10, 1864
 
His "pistols and effects" were sent home