Parsons' Camp
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Extracted from article published in the Corsicana Daily Sun March 2002
Used with permission
An organizational meeting of the William Henry Parsons Camp No. 415, Sons
of Confederate Veterans was held in Ennis, Texas last Saturday. Howard
Green, organizing commander, explained that the organization was named for
Colonel Parsons, who commanded the 12th Texas Cavalry and Parson's Brigade.
He further stated that cemeteries in Ennis, Rice, Chatfield and Telico
[Navarro and Ellis Counties] are full of men who fought with Parsons and
returned home to become active and useful members of their communities.
Headquarters for the Camp will be in Ennis and will serve southern Ellis
County and northern Navarro County. The only requirements for membership
are an interest in the history of that time and an ancestor who served anywhere
in the Confederate army or navy.
Jim Templin, Commander of Waxahachie's O. M. Roberts Camp No. 178 SCV,
will speak to the group. The meeting is open to the public.
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