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1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War

1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War
1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War
1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War
1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War
1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War
1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War

1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War   1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War

John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War. Up for your consideration is a September 24, 1864, Lynchburg, Virginia letter to Confederate General John Echols from Col. Maurice Langhorne of Montgomery County, Virginia. Responding on the back of the document to the colonel's claim are Major Isaac Shelby, Chief of Commissary of General John Echols staff and Captain J.

Shular, Commissary in Christiansburg, Virginia. Major Shelby served with General Echols to the very end, surrendering with him at Greensboro, North Carolina on April 30, 1865. Shelby was assigned to General Simon B.

Buckner in the west before being assigned to Echols and was assigned to General John C. Breckinridge for a time in 1865 before returning to Echols staff. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history and a must have for any Confederate or Civil War collection.
1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War   1864 Confederate Gen. John Echols Staff Major Shelby Document/ Civil War