I ended this
year’s talks in the same place where I started, my home state. But unlike the first, my last scheduled
presentation didn’t deal exclusively with women who fought in the Civil War. This time I ventured into new territory as I
spoke to the Jackson Military Road chapter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution (DAR) in Purvis, Mississippi.
I was very honored to be invited by Carolyn Ruegger who taught me math
at Pearl River Community College. Her
daughter, Anita Morrow, also taught me math. Throughout my life, God has placed influential people in my path who
have helped mold me into the person I am today.
Mrs. Carolyn and Mrs. Anita are among these.
Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of women disguised themselves as men and served in the Civil War. I present research, both previously published along with new discoveries, to document the lives and trials of these extraordinary women.
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Wednesday, September 16, 2015
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