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	The Confederacy's Forgotten Son: MG James L. Kemper
		On December 4, 1855, Kemper introduced a resolution to reform and reorganize the militia system, to restore musters and to provide for discipline and drill of the militia.[5] Kemper’s resolution became House Bill 73, “To organize the militia and provide for the public defense of the Commonwealth.”[6] There was a considerable fight over the bill.
		Kemper was considered for lieutenant governor in 1858 and placed fourth in a field of six at the state convention.
		Kemper’s old friend and college classmate John Letcher was the candidate for governor and R.L. Montague of Middlesex County was the candidate for lieutenant governor.
	www.rockbpubl.com /bks_RPC/confeder.htm (2548 words)

	Kemper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edmund Kemper is a convicted serial killer who was active in the state of California in the United States during the 1970s.
		James L. Kemper was a Confederate general in the American Civil War and a governor of Virginia.
		Kemper Arena is an indoor arena in Kansas City, Missouri.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kemper (141 words)

	Probert Encyclopaedia: People and Peoples (James J-Jamz) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		James Francis Edward Stuart (the Old Pretender) was a reputed son of James II and pretender to the English throne.
		James V was King of Scotland from 1513 to 1542.
		James VI was King of Scotland from 1567 to 1625.
	www.probertencyclopaedia.com /C7AC.HTM (2368 words)

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		The first brigade was commanded b the gallant and impetuous General James L. Kemper, and was in front during the morning's march, and in battle line held the right, with Garnett's brigade on the left, and Armistead somewhat to the left and rear.
		Kemper's brigade captured four flags, and 458 prisoners, including Brigadier General Heckman, of New Jersey, who was captured by Sergeant Blakey of Company F, 7th Regiment, General Heckman surrendering his sword and pistols to Colonel C. Flowerree, of the 7th Regiment.
		Lieutenant James K. Peck, of the 23rd Virginia Battalion, and a Giles County man, was killed; and Colonel George Edgar, commanding the 26th Battalion, was wounded by a bayonet thrust and captured.
	www.webroots.org /library/usahist/homnrs07.html (7822 words)

	General Kemper in Fiction
		James L. Kemper is often referred to as the "Confederate's Lost Son".
		Kemper believed that the slavery was not the only reason that the war was fought.
		When Armistead saw Kemper, Kemper had blood on his shoulder, blood on his face, his arm was limp, and he didn't have a sword anymore.
	www.madisonschools.k12.va.us /Kemper/fiction.html (464 words)

	click on the photos to see larger images At Germanna
		Major General James Lawson Kemper CSA, was a descendant of John Kemper of the 1714 Colony.
		James L. Kemper was born in Madison County, Virginia on June 11, 1823, and in 1853 was elected to the House of Delegates where he served as Speaker of the House, 1861-63.
		Kemper was elected Governor of Virginia in 1873.
	www.germanna.org /history.html (5419 words)

	David Emmons Johnston, 1845-1917 "The Story of a Confederate Boy in theCivil War" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Lieutenant-Colonel L. Williams, a rigid disciplinarian, who was left in command, endeavored by watchfulness, to have everything done in strict military style; frequently visiting the guard house, having the officer turn out the guard, call the roll, and woe to the man absent or out of line when his name was called.
		Kemper's brigade was not called into action, though lying under fearful shelling, but fortunately we were just near enough the crest of the ridge to avoid the shells, which passed in most part over us.
		Kemper's brigade was leading and his advance soon became a charge, the enemy being posted on the farther side of an open field.
	docsouth.unc.edu /johnstond/johnston.html (15182 words)

	Correspondence of the governor of Virginia with the governor of Maryland and the authorities of Accomac County, Va.;: a ...
		Maryland has always claimed for her citizens, and they have always exercised, the right to take oysters in common with the citizens of Virginia in every part of the Pocomoke river, sound or bay, and that claim was, as I am informed and believe, never disputed until during the late war.
		JAMES L. Letter from the Attorney of the Commonwealth of Accomac county to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
		JAMES L. Letter from the Attorney-General of Virginia to the Governor of Maryland.
	lcweb2.loc.gov /gc/lhbcb/10596/10596.sgm (7186 words)

	Middle Tennessee Civil War Relics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Extremely rare 4-page Confederate letter written to Col. James Kemper - 7th Regiment Virginia Volunteers - C.S.A. {later General James Kemper} on beautiful Confederate patriotic stationary.
		The letter was written on Dec. 27, 1861 by a fellow Confederate officer and was soliciting the Col.'s assistance in resigning a commission.
		Kemper commanded a brigade on "Stonewall Jackson's" right at the Battle of Second Manassas.--$1,250.
	www.midtenrelics.com /documents.htm (492 words)

	2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Commonwealth of Virginia document commissioning William L. Thompson as Second Lieutenant in the 2nd regiment of Cavalry in the 1st Brigade and 2nd division of the Virginia Militia, to rank as such from the 16th day of May 1840.
		Signed on August 9, 1858 "Henry A. Wise."; James McDowell DS: Commonwealth of Virginia document commissioning Richard P. Graves as First Lieutenant in the 3rd regiment of Infantry of the Line, in the 1st Brigade and 2nd division of the Virginia Militia, to rank as such from the 13th day of June 1841.
		Kemper, James L. (1823-1895) Governor of Virginia (1874-78) and Confederate General.
	www.quinnsauction.com /021604/catalog.asp?rowid=100 (1119 words)

	George Pickett Biography Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		James Longstreet during the Seven Days' Campaign and was wounded at Gaines' Mill.
		James L. Kemper, Richard B. Garnett, and Lewis A. Armistead.
		Following the war he was an insurance salesman in Richmond and died in Norfolk July 30, 1875.
	www.civilwarhome.com /pickettbio.htm (348 words)

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		During the Civil War, twenty-eight known descendants and relation of James Veitch and John Kemper were commissioned or promoted during the conflict to lead men in battle.
		Kemper, James L. (Kem., P75, 115) Col., 7th VA Inf.; BG., Kemper's Brigade, Longstreet's Div.; Kemper's Div., Longstreet's Corps; MG., commanding defenses of Richmond, VA.
		BG., command of the District of Memphis; command of the 4th Div., XVI Corps; command of the 1st Div., XIII Corps, Army of the Gulf; command of the District of West Louisiana; awarded a brevet to MG.
	www.angelfire.com /il/WeVCW/comofc.html (475 words)

	Short Biography of - Davis, Jackson, Lee, Stuart
		James Ewell Brown "Jeb" Stuart was born in Patrick County, Virginia on February 6, 1833.
		Brigadier-General James Johnston Pettigrew was born on the shores of Lake Scuppernong, in Tyrrell county, N. C., July 4, 1828, at "Bonarva," the home of his father, Ebenezer Pettigrew, representative in Congress.
		The family was founded in America by James, youngest son of James Pettigrew, an officer of King William's army, rewarded by a grant of land for gallantry at the battle of the Boyne.
	home.nc.rr.com /rebmaster/bios.htm (6348 words)

	iJeff --Review of Gettysburg
		James Longstreet), Martin Sheen (Gen. Robert E. Lee), Stephen Lang (Maj. Gen.
		James L. Kemper), Ivan Kane (Capt. Thomas J. Goree).
		Tom Berenger is General James Longstreet, in my mind wrongly singled out for damaging soldiers' morale for questioning Lee's commands at Gettysburg.
	www.geocities.com /eeyorejeff/Movies/civilwar/gettysburg.html (508 words)

	The History of the 9th Regiment Virginia Volunteers
		James Skelton Gilliam (1862-1863); Col. James Jasper Phillips (1863-1865), captured on April 6; and Capt. John Parke Wilson, Jr., commanding at Appomattox.
		In the Spring of 1863, two of Lt. General James Longstreet's divisions were held in defense of Richmond, while Pickett's Division marched southeast for Suffolk, home for many of the men of the 9th Virginia.
		James J. Phillips enlisted on May 18, 1861 at Chuckatuck in Nansemond County, Virginia; a graduate of VMI, Class of 1853, he was promoted to colonel.
	pw1.netcom.com /~buck1755/9thregiment.htm (3395 words)

	We Fought at Gettysburg
		In camp the men were taught the fundamentals of army life,spending endless hours at drill and learning how to adjust to the nomadic life of a infantryman.
		The 7th Virginia is lead by Colonel Waller Tazewell Patton and consisted of 9 companies,A thru K (no H or J) and 360 men.
		Kempers Brigade was deployed to the rightside of Garnetts Brigade.
	www.gettysburgguide.com /ge03809.html (611 words)

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		Of particular interest are papers relating to land claims, estate law, and financial arrangements in the frontier territories of Mississippi and Alabama; plantation finances; antebellum and postbellum Virginia politics; and economic development and race relations in the Reconstruction era.
		Of note is a letter, dated 1 January 1876, from Rogers to Governor James L. Kemper discussing the establishment of the Miller Manual Labor School of Albemarle as provided for in the will of Samuel Miller.
		Other papers are mostly reports to the House of Delegates and the Senate on the state of the debt, calculations of the state's indebtedness, reports by the Board of the Sinking Fund, reports by the Board of the Miller Manual Labor School, and clippings of newspaper editorials on the debt.
	www.lib.unc.edu /mss/inv/r/Ruffin,Frank_G. (3794 words)

	The Old Camp Lee
		Shortly before the war ended, the Confederate Bureau was dispensed with, and General James L. Kemper became the intermediate officer between those of the conscript armies and the War Department.
		Lieutenant James H. Binford, who had served with Colonel Shields in the field, was adjutant of the conscript department, and Major W. Fry was adjutant of the post.
		The late Captain W. Riddick, of Nansemond county, who had served on the staff of a Louisiana brigadier before Norfolk was evacuated, was in charge of the large department of exemption and details in the conscript service.
	www.mdgorman.com /Hospitals/old_camp_lee.htm (1558 words)

	The Inkwell Gallery, Civil War Autographs & Historical Figures
		ALS (Autograph Letter Signed) - the entire letter is in the hand of the author who signed it.
		LS (Letter Signed) - the letter is written by someone (such as a secretary) other than the author, but it is signed by the author.
		DS (Document Signed) - the document is written by another person (such as a secretary) or is printed, but it is signed by the author.
	www.inkwellgallery.com /historical (281 words)

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		The story of Pickett's charge will ever be remembered and generations yet to come will point to it as one of the grandest acts of heroism in American history.
		Some two hundred yards in the rear came the line of battle, Richard B. Garnett's brigade on the left and Kemper's brigade on the right, while Armistead's came close in the rear.
		As far as we could we have made out a list of the killed, wounded and missing which is, however, not complete, as many recruits had been recently added to the regiment, and it was, therefore, impossible to give all the names in the long list of casualties.
	www.gdg.org /Research/SHSP/sh1stvir.html (2269 words)

	Memorable Quotes from Gettysburg (1993) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		James L. Kemper: Well, I got to hand it to you, George.
		James Longstreet: Yes, General; your fame as a scholar precedes you.
		James L. Kemper: Oh, hell yeah, they'll come in - they'll come in when we don't need 'em no more.
	indie.imdb.com /Quotes?0107007 (2644 words)

	**GETTYSBURG** July 1 1863 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The first Confederate troops to enter the vicinity of Gettysburg were BG James Archer's and BG Joseph Davis' (the nephew of Confederate President Jefferson Davis) Brigades of MG Heth's Division (General A.P. Hill's Corps).
		James Stewart's artillery battery had been placed on the ridge and managed to hold off the Confederate assault for several minutes.
		Cemetery Hill was defended by Col. Andrew L. Harris' and Col. Leopold von Gilsa's Bridages of Barlow's Division.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/938462/posts (10453 words)

	VIRGINIA
		Charles M. Kemper, Co. C (Kemper's Company), cpt.
		He then served in a staff position in Richmond, VA., to the close of the war.
		George B. Kemper, Co. B (Rockingham Rifles), 2nd lt.
	www.angelfire.com /il/WeVCW/va.html (449 words)

	Kemper Insurance Companies
		Kemper Announces Retirement of President and COO December 31, 2002
		James S. Kemper, Jr., the former head of the Kemper Insurance Companies who transformed the mutual i...
		Kemper Insurance Companies has enhanced its line of Kemper Premier business owners' policies with a...
	www.insurancejournal.com /company/242 (1329 words)

	(Dwayne KEMPER - James Leslie KEMPER )
		James Allen KEMPER (31 JAN 1920 - ____)
		James L KEMPER (APR 1832 - 4 AUG 1849)
		James Leslie KEMPER (15 SEP 1936 - ____)
	www.griffinfamilytree.com /index/ind0147.html (94 words)

	Walthall Memoir
		It looked like sure death to cross that field, and I looked for a broom straw big enough to hide behind, but there was no stopping, and on we had to go, taking chances who should be shot down, as many were, but enough got there to rout the Yanks and take their guns.
		We were taken up the James at slow speed and abundantly fed on hard tack with plenty of good coffee.
		The 7th Virginia, commanded by Col. James L. Kemper, was assigned to the brigade in January 1862, followed by the 24th Virginia in June.
	www.1stvirginiaregt.org /1stMemoir.html (16007 words)

	New Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		James Barlow's decision to sell Sully to Stephen Shear of New York and Shear's son Conrad of Michigan in 1870 for $20,000 was certainly not prompted by a need for quick capital.
		In a tribute to James Isaac Brown, a Quaker from Loudoun County and the school's principal from 1890 until his death in 1893, Walker cited the kindness and flexibility with which he administered his considerable authority.
		The response of the News to a speech delivered by Govemor James L. Kemper to the fl members of the Virginia Assembly in 1874 was typical.
	www.nv.cc.va.us /home/preed/ffx1.htm (14463 words)

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		Spaulding James L. Corley Majors: Jacob N. Taylor; James W. Sweeney; William S. Rowan Sixty-third Regiment, Virginia Infantry Colonel: James M. French.
		Bailey, James (Lieu't) Dec. 15, 1861, of fever.
		Witten James Gillespie Oscar F. Barnes James H. Harding, Adjutant Hugh Dillon, Fife Major John Whetsel, Drum Major Orderly Sergeants David J. Daugherty Thomas P. Brewster David A. Edwards Flag Bearers John W. Daniels Fred Smiley Benjanime White A.
	www.webroots.org /library/usahist/homnrs13.html (1774 words)

	Orange County Chamber of Commere (VA) - History of Orange County
		In 1722, James Taylor, II, a former Knight of the Golden Horseshoe, patented an 8,500 acre tract which included much of what is now the Town of Orange.
		Orange County's James Madison figured prominently in the drafting and ratification of both the U.S. Constitution and its Bill of Rights amendments.
		One Virginia governor was a native of Orange County, namely, James Barbour (1812-1814) Governors J. Lindsay Almond, Jr.
	www.orangevachamber.com /history.html (1086 words)

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		The James Carrington video series that demonstrates how to make 1/12th Scale Character Figures is on our
		The excellent Mindstorm videos about creating dollhouse dolls by Evelyn Lenz Flook is on the Mindstorm Page.
		Kemper double-ball stylus, K-23 cleanup tool, size 2 color shapers, two pounds of Roma Plastilina (non-drying modeling compound for forming the walls to make two-part molds), a rubber bowl for mixing plaster and five pounds of Pristine White casting plaster.
	polymerclayexpress.com /dollmaking.html (352 words)

	Guide Introduction: Southern Women and Their Families in the 19th
		By 1839, Francis Asbury had opened a law office in partnership with his brother, James, specializing in "claims before Congress, and other branches of the Government." In 1841, he formed a law partnership with Cornelius P. Van Ness, former governor of Vermont, maintaining his specialty in government claims.
		James L. Kemper (1823-1895), Confederate general and governor of Virginia, wrote a letter of recommendation for Edmund Wilcox Hubard; it is dated 11 January.
		Susanna Gordon was born in Richmond, Virginia, in 1824 and married Dr. James Alexander Waddell in 1844.
	www.lexisnexis.com /academic/guides/womens_studies/southern_women/swmna6.asp (16229 words)

	The Bird Book Supply Service May
		The Birds of Hispaniola by Allan Keith, James Wiley, Steven Latta and Jose Ottenwalder.
		Birds of the West Indies by Herbert Raffaele, James Wiley, Orlando Garrido, Allan Keith and Janis Raffaele.
		The Herons by James Kushlan and James Hancock.
	www.birdingworld.freeserve.co.uk /Stocklist.htm (13705 words)

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