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Update: The Confederate Veteran for 1893 and 1909 are online in PDF format. The old pages have been replaced with the complete volumes for these years. Margie 10/27/2005

The CONFEDERATE VETERAN is intended as an organ of communication between Confederate soldiers and those who are interested in them and their affairs, and its purpose is to furnish a volume of in formation which will be acceptable to the public, even to those who fought on the other side. It will at once be sent to every Confederate Veteran organization in existence and the patronage of such bodies is earnestly sought.

The commendation of the CONFEDERATE VETERAN from extremes of the South and from our friends at the North gives an immediate promise of usefulness and influence which should enlist the pride of every Southerner and the respect of all others.

The Confederate Veteran organizations are still active today of the descendents of those that belonged to the first camps formed.

	Glover, Newton. ,
Gen. note	Born: March 21, 1840, Wilkinson County, Georgia.
Note	Died: March 9, 1922; Americus, Georgia
Note	Service Unit: 17th Georgia Regiment Benning’s Brigade, Company B.
Note	Confederate Veteran: v. 30, p. 191.

	Glover, A. Y. ,
Note	Died: January 1, 1915, aged 80; Forkland, Greene County, Alabama
Note	Service Unit: 43rd Alabama Regiment, Company A.
Note	Confederate Veteran: v. 23, p. 180.

Title	Earbee, Glover. ,
Note	Died: April, 1900; Forest, Mississippi
Note	Confederate Veteran: v. 8, p. 330.
Subject - Personal	Earbee, Glover. , d. April, 1900.

Title	Castleberry, Charles C. ,
Note	Died: September, 1909; New Albany, Mississippi
Note	Service Unit: Colonel W. A. Johnson’s Regiment.
Note	Confederate Veteran: v. 17, p. 609.

Title	Castleberry, A. H. ,
Note	Confederate Veteran: v. 31, p. 27.
Subject - Personal	Castleberry, A. H. , d. February 24, 1922.