Confederate States of America
61st Virginia Infantry
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Company A
Jackson Grays

Jackson Greys at monument dedication

CONFEDERATE MONUMENT - This picture of Confederate soldiers, snapped in 1905 at the unveiling of the Confederate Monument
at the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Hickory, has been obtained by church officials in an effort to find out more about the historic monument. Mrs. Ralph Smithson, Route 2, Chesapeake, has spent the last year searching the records for additional records. She has identified all of the gentlemen in the picture except one. All are members of Jackson Grey's regiment from Lower Norfolk County. The men in the picture were soldiers in the regiment when it camped for ten days in 1861 at the present site of the monument.
From left to right are Dr. H. S. Etheridge, Carey Foreman, J. N. Wood, W. A. West, J. W. Creekmore, Alex Lee, Leroy West, Capt. William H. Stewart, Tom West, Caleb Hodges and the man in the big white hat on the right is still unknown.
Published in the Chesapeake Post, July 8, 1965, Chesapeake, VA.

Jackson Greys Monument
Picture of the Jackson Grays monument
taken by Marguriete V. Hicks
in February 1992
Monument with new fence donated by Norfolk County Grays UDC Chapter 2535
The monument has had the names blackened and a fence put around it by the Norfolk County Grays, UDC Chapter 2535, Chesapeake, Virginia in 2001. They plan to landscape the area next.
Picture furnished by Neale Clifton

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