A
message from Mrs. Anne Tidmore about the annual J.C.C. Saunders Lecture Series
in Tuscaloosa on April 2 this year. You may want to consider attending this
excellent presentation.
Every first Sat. in April, Paul
Bryant, Jr. sponsors the J.C.
C. Saunders Lecture Series at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa.
The J.C.C. Sanders Memorial
Committee was established in 1996 to commemorate the brave cadets in the
University of Alabama Corps of Cadets who fought during the War BTS and the
1865 attack on the University’s campus. Brigadier General John Caldwell
Calhoun Sanders, Class of 1861, became one of the “Boy Generals” of the
Confederacy. (My great grandfather was also one of the cadets who left the
University to fight for the Confederacy).
The lecture series is named for
General Saunders. It is one day seminar with approximately 4 speakers who
lecture on various topics regarding the War Between the States, the Confederacy
and related subjects. A delicious (free) lunch is provided, (usually
barbeque), compliments of Mr. Bryant. The time frame is from around
10:00 to about 2:00. This year it is on April 2nd.
I went last year and it was a very
fun and stimulating day.
Another excellent reason for going
is this: It is very good to meet and talk with Paul Bryant Jr., as he has
been such a supporter of the First White House and all things Confederate.
It will be a wonderful day for all
who attend, I promise you.
Excellent blog, great info here. My ancestor, Pvt George Washington Waltrip fought with L Co, 4th Alabama Cavalry, Roddy's Brigade. I am commander of Camp 1440 in Northern California.
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