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Lizbeth Turner Tent #4 DUVCW 1861-1865 Spokane, WA Organized June 7, 1913 Dept. of Washington & Alaska |
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The members and officers of Lizbeth Turner Tent #4, Spokane, Washington, welcome you to their website. Feel free to explore and learn about our organization, our Tent, our ancestors, our activities, and how you can join the DUVCW, 1861-1865. Having celebrated the Tent's 100th birthday in 2013, we look forward to another 100 years of honoring our Union veterans of the Civil War, providing support to current veterans, and being of service to our community. Please contact us about membership. We would love to have you be a part of our organization as we march into our second century! |
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A Tribute to Blin Harrington* |
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He bravely fell on the battlefield,
A friend and comrade true, No fear of Death could make him yield, He fought for the red, white, and blue. Blin said, go on; don't mind me now, I feel that Death is nigh. The cold sweat stands upon my brow, Tell my comrades, good bye, good bye. |
He murmured not, Again he said,
Do you think we'll gain the day? Then closed his eyes, his soul had fled. In Death's cold arms he lay. T'was night when we dug his narrow grave, Upon that field of fame, And none lie there but the noble and brave, Who died for their Country's name. |
* Blin Harrington, who served with the 127th Regiment, Illinois, Volunteers, is the 2nd-great uncle to one of our tent members who was kind enough to share this wonderful tribute. This poem was penned by his comrades James Hummel and James Mead upon his death during a charge at Vicksburg, 19 May 1863.
In Memoriam
Mary Jean McBurney Irene R. Berg Janice E. Bueckers Rosemary Wood
Mary Jean McBurney Irene R. Berg Janice E. Bueckers Rosemary Wood
Created October 18, 2013; last updated January 15, 2019. Copyrighted 2013 © Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, 1861-1865,
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Lizbeth Turner Tent #4, Spokane, Washington. All rights reserved. Contact the Webmaster.
Web hyperlinks to non-DUVCW 1861-1865 sites are not the responsibility of the DUVCW 1861-1865, the state departments, or individual DUVCW 1861-1865 tents. Disclaimer: The presence of links to outside websites does not imply endorsement, approval, or concurrence by the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, 1861-1865 on any level.
