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(7-01) Enlarge Confederate Park. Northwest view looking toward the I-40 bridge |
(7-01) Enlarge Confederate Park. Virginia ("Ginnie") Bethel Moon, 1844-1926. The daughter of a Confederate sympathizer. Ginnie Moon was a noted Southern Civil War spy. Born in Ohio, Ginnie moved to Memphis with her mother in 1862. She was arrested for spying soon after the Federal Army occupied the city, but escaped to continue her work elsewhere. Ginnie returned to Memphis after the war and was a heroine of the yellow fever epidemics of the 1870's. She died in New York City |
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(7-01) Enlarge Confederate Park. Capt. J. Harvey Mathes, 37th Tenn., CSA |
(7-01) Enlarge Confederate Park. Jefferson Davis Memorial. Front and back-side of memorial on next page |
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