About: Jed Ledbetter

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Jed Ledbetter of Alabama attended a reunion of War Between the States veterans in Richmond in 1932 as he had a number of previous reunions. He was wrinkled and grey, as was any other Civil War veteran, but he looked alert and cheerful and the gleam in his eyes said he had been a prime forager when he had worn the grey. His unit in the war was the Eighth Alabama in the Army of Northern Virginia.

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rdfs:label	Jed Ledbetter
rdfs:comment	Jed Ledbetter of Alabama attended a reunion of War Between the States veterans in Richmond in 1932 as he had a number of previous reunions. He was wrinkled and grey, as was any other Civil War veteran, but he looked alert and cheerful and the gleam in his eyes said he had been a prime forager when he had worn the grey. His unit in the war was the Eighth Alabama in the Army of Northern Virginia.
dcterms:subject	19th-Century Births (Fictional Work) Americans Confederate Soldiers of the American Civil War Short Story Characters The Last Reunion
type of appearance	Direct
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Name	Jed Ledbetter
Affiliations	Army of Northern Virginia
Occupation	Soldier
Nationality	United States
abstract	Jed Ledbetter of Alabama attended a reunion of War Between the States veterans in Richmond in 1932 as he had a number of previous reunions. He was wrinkled and grey, as was any other Civil War veteran, but he looked alert and cheerful and the gleam in his eyes said he had been a prime forager when he had worn the grey. His unit in the war was the Eighth Alabama in the Army of Northern Virginia. He befriended John Houston Thorpe and assisted him with the goings on since it was Thorpe's first reunion. The two exchanged addresses and agreed to keep in touch by mail after the event ended. However, Thorpe died the next day, and Ledbetter mourned as he watched the hearse depart.

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