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Colonel Rogers
May 20th, 1862
After witnessing Col. Samuel St. George Rogers of the 2nd Florida Infantry, during the battle of Williamsburg, a fellow officer wrote this excerpt from a letter to his mother:
"Colonel Rogers is a gallant and brave officer and it is a most ungrateful thing in our not electing him Colonel of this Regiment. Cousin Mack, Eb and myself were the only ones in the Company that voted for him." -Captain D.E. Maxwell, Company D of the 1st Florida Cavalry
SCV Camp 1865
SCV Camp 1865 Officers
Bob Highbaugh, Camp Commander
Walt Cook, Lt. Commander
Ross Cramer, Adjutant
Sean Gravel, Judge Advocate
Rev. Rob Harrison, Chaplin
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We are Sons of Confederate Veterans and it is our duty to further the charge by: defending their names, being guardians of their history, emulating their virtues and perpetuating the principles which they loved, the ideals which made them glorious and by which we cherish.