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Gen. Robert E. Lee

October 12th, 2007 . by TexasFred
January 19, 1807 -October 12, 1870
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8 Responses to “Gen. Robert E. Lee”

  1. comment number 1 by: bigdadgib

    Nice memorial.

    Thanks BDG

  2. comment number 2 by: RTaylor

    Beautiful! And an perfect home school lesson as Lee asked about the portrait… He’s very proud of his Southern heritage and all his ancestors fought out of Tennessee, Arkansas and South Carolina during the Civil War. In fact, I’m the first Yankee in the family – according to our genealogy reearch :) However, we have copies of letters the Reep boys sent back to their parents in Arkansas about a “pet Yankee” their unit had during the war :)

  3. comment number 3 by: Debbie

    Happy Birthday … I’m emailing this to interested folks. Nice job

  4. comment number 4 by: Right Truth

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  5. comment number 5 by: Southern Sass on Crime

    a bit of southern history…

    There is something about being born and raised in the deep South that enables a person to remember events in history as though they were part of them at the time. You’re born just knowing certain things, and accept it.
    Now, at the risk of offendi…

  6. comment number 6 by: Basti

    Robert E Lee my hero in my youth and still my hero today. A man with principles, honor, and loyalty and he never comprised on any of those things. Robert E Lee and I share the state of VA as our birth state and for that I’m eternally grateful. Note: If you’re a Yankee don’t bother trying to figure this out, its a ‘Southern Thing’ and you’ll never understand.

  7. comment number 7 by: Murray

    My ancestors fought for the North and the South. I am proud of all of them and I am proud of my heritage. I respect the heritage of others, and I expect them to respect mine. By the way, my family only fought, they never owned a slave, so I owe no man an apology.

  8. comment number 8 by: gunz

    Excellent post and tribute.

    As the saying or song goes: “If the South woulda won we’d had it made.”