GA SCV – Honoring Confederate Soldiers Since 1896
Georgia Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans Honoring Confederate Soldiers Since 1896 Following the War Between the States, the surviving Southern soldiers came together to form a veterans organization known as the United Confederate Veterans .
Confederate Soldiers Desecrated at Church in DC Suburb By Cassandra Fairbanks Published July 8, 2020 at 5:45pm A memorial at the grave of 17 Confederate soldiers, 16 of whom were never identified, was desecrated at a church in the DC suburb of Silver Spring, MD, last month.
Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans Instructions for Completing the Confederate Graves Worksheet The only means of submitting Confederate graves directly to the CGR through National HQ is electronically by an Excel spreadsheet which also is the preferred method by which one may submit information through the Georgia Division.
Soldier and cemetery information may be electronically submitted for inclusion in the Confederate Graves Registry (CGR) by completing the Excel spreadsheet available on the Georgia Division’s Grave Registry webpage by selecting the provided link and
The Cadet program of the Georgia Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans has been designed to help you - our Cadet members - grow and learn about our organization and the rich heritage you have as a descendant of a Confederate soldier. Cadet membership is available to any male descendant of a Confederate soldier from the years 0-11 years old.
Georgia State Flag that honored Georgia's Confederate Veterans was stolen from Georgia by the "progressive" politicians, liberal establishment and the big busi-ness sell-outs. In the 2010s the same groups started their attacks on our Confederate monuments. We suffered major blows, losing monuments in cities in the States
Genealogy – GA SCV
Georgia Division, Sons of Confederate Veterans Genealogy Membership in the Sons of Confederate Veterans is open to all male descendants of any veteran who served honorably in the Confederate States of America Armed Forces.
attend the Confederate Monument dedication in Chickamauga on No-vember 5. John Culpepper and the John Ingraham Camp #1977 un-veiled a beautiful monument, com-plete with a Confederate soldier in downtown Chickamauga. Think about that: in 2016 we, the SCV, are still putting up monuments even while some work hard to re-move them.
National Confederate Memorial Day Service is held at Stone Mountain Park in front of the world’s largest monument to the Confederate soldier. We need to show the public and our politicians we will not let the memory of these Confederate heroes be for-gotten. Be sure to bring family & friends and enjoy a picnic lunch after the service.
"To you, Sons of Confederate Veterans, we will commit the vindication of the cause for which we fought. To your strength will be given the defense of the Confederate soldier's good name, the guardianship of his