| Birth: | Feb. 16, 1832 | | Death: | Nov. 15, 1913 | 
Civil War Confederate Major General. He was a native Frenchman who served in the Confederate Army during the War Between the States. He was one of the highest ranking foreigners to serve, and had a distinguished career. He had previously served in the Crimean War (1854 to 1855), and he later commanded a division in the Franco-Prussian War (1870 to 1871). He died in Paris, but is buried with his wife's family in Germany. When he passed away, he was the last surviving Confederate Major General.
Search Amazon for Camille Polignac | | | Burial:
Hauptfriedhof Frankfurt am Main
Frankfurt am Main
Frankfurt am Main
Hessen, Germany
Plot: Garten und Friedhofsamt, Hauptfreidhol Gruft #30 (large aboveground crypt building) |
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Record added: Feb 10, 1999
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Annie H Darracott 791, UDC - Lakeland, FL
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Pearson, Enoch. Letter, 1 November 1861.Accession 25123. 3 leaves. Photostats (negative). Library of Va. Letter, 1 November 1861, from Enoch Pearson to his sister Rebecca Pearson of Staunton, Virginia, recounting the 1st Battle of Bull Run, General Nathan...(Read more)
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