Marriot Hotel Overland Park, Kansas August 12 - Sons of Union ...

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In Memory of Henry C. Copeland 1840-1895 Henry Copeland was the 5 th of 10 children of John C. and Delilah Evans Copeland. He arrived in Oberlin, Ohio in 1843 with his family. He was educated in Ohio, attending the preparatory department ( high school equivalent) of Oberlin College in the late 1850’s. He was 19 when his brother John was hung at Harper’s Ferry in 1859. And like John, he also embraced the family values his family had instilled- a commitment to family, freedom, integrity, community and God. But unlike John, it seemed he had chosen a less radical way to fight the injustice of slavery. Henry would continue the fight for freedom by joining whatever anti-slavery military force he could. During the early part of the war John Brown, Jr. raised a company in Ohio and brought them west to join the 15th Kansas. Henry came along and served as a First Lieutenant in Co. D of the First Kansas Colored Militia from August 1862 to May 1863 when the company was officially mustered into the Union Army, and he was refused a commission because of his color. Henry officially joined the ranks of the US military as a member of the Independent Battery, US Colored Light Artillery, but he had to surrender his shoulder straps to do so. He entered as a private but was soon promoted to First Sergeant. In the fall of 1864 the battery was called to action to aid in the defense against General Sterling Price’s invasion at the Battle of the Blue. The battery was not officially mustered into service until December 1864, after that it spent its entire term of service at Ft. Leavenworth and was mustered out on July 22,1865. After the war was over, Henry came to Lawrence and worked at his trade as a carpenter. He was a civic-minded man and ran for the office of constable in 1880. He was a well liked man and came close to winning the election. He was active in the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) and served as the Commander of the Sam Walker Post #365 in Douglas County, Kansas. Henry died on August 10, 1895 at the age of 55. Thank-you to Sharon Ramczk for supporting Sgt. Samuel J. Churchill ,Camp No. 4, Lawrence, Kansas, on behalf of her great grandfather Henry Copeland. Page 34 of 527
Pvt. Samuel P. Wandel Pvt. Silas Nevel Co H 83 rd rd pa. Inf. Co F 143 rd Pa. Inf. In Memory of my ancestors and those who fought so bravely alongside of them. Robert L. Wandel Sgt. Samuel J. Churchill Camp No. 4 Lawrence, Kansas Pvt. Jacob Nevel Pvt. James A. Nevel Co F 149 th Pa Inf Co F 143 rd Pa Inf (Bucktails) Arm Amputated Killed at Gettysburg at Petersburg, Va. Page 35 of 527
Page 1 and 2: SONS OF UNION VETERANS OF THE CIVIL
Page 3 and 4: August 12, 2010 Ladies of the Grand
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Voting Strengths and Election Resul
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NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT SONS OF UNION V
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NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT SONS OF UNION V
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Overland Park, Kansas Encampment Ar
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Civil War, in annual session, to re
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Donald D. Palmer, Jr., National Sec
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Ken L. Freshley, National Webmaster
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granted by a two-third vote of the
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and hopefully I haven‘t messed it
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Leo F. Kennedy, Commander-in-Chief
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part in. The reading of their lette
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alance our budget. We have likewise
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Charles E. Kuhn, Jr., Past Commande
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Brother Frail in the room? Bruce D.
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would like to start selling flags f
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from those Departments in support o
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dollars because there are situation
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Kevin P. Tucker, National Civil War
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Indistinguishable Point of order. L
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een tabled. Leo F. Kennedy, Command
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Encampment (chatter) Donald D. Palm
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[one rap *] PCinC Robert Grim Comma
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please come forward? Encampment (ap
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Encampment (applause, applause in u
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allowed by ballot. But their object
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James B. Pahl, Encampment Parliamen
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this country. We all can agree to d
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about practices which ruin lives. L
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Encampment (chatter) Robert E. Grim
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[one rap *] Richard L. Orr, Past Co
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manner. Finally included, a SUVCW C
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going to work well with us and refl
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Blair G. Rudy, Civil War Sesqui-Cen
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has to be used on anything that goe
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Commander-in-Chief, I move you that
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Department of Iowa, James Braden
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questions? All in favor, cards? Opp
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Therefore, in justice to those citi
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Kevin P. Tucker, National Civil War
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War, more than one million members
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Brothers here from the Camp? Well c
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would have to go into the General F
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purpose, you have to segregate it,
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single Camp in my Department puts o
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certain sense of prestige that come
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understand, we have, what the defin
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after Charlie, number one, and bein
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New Hampshire? New Hampshire? yeah,
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number of awards that the Commander
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his thanks. He also noted that lett
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for that period of time. So we‘re
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purchase, and I‘m an insurance ma
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the monies that we do have availabl
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that even though half would go to t
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stays. We do have expenses of new L
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from what I‘ve been able to find
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make it go away and so it, I think
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esolution the following year asking
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eliminate it, all go to electronic.
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Jerry R. Sayre, National Color Bear
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sign up for this and it seems to me
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goes to Frank Skatero* of the Depar
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Manassas Battlefield, there will be
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this great Organization. Leo F. Ken
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funds. (chatter) Come over and see
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for each associate to one to one, k
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Robert E. Grim, Past Commander-in-C
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[one rap *] Robert E. Grim, Past Co
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thousand dollars. It is not five hu
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nominees will be eligible. We‘ll
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