1947 Interview with Corporal Julius Franklin "General" Howell (1846-1948) Contact Us US MILITARIA FORUM - COLLECTORS PRESERVING HISTORY Powered by Invision Community

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report. 91% Upvoted. This thread is archived. 1947 Interview with Corporal Julius Franklin "General" Howell (1846-1948) Contact Us US MILITARIA FORUM - COLLECTORS PRESERVING HISTORY Powered by Invision Community Howell was forever loyal to the South.

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Julius Franklin Howell (17 January 1846-19 June 1948) was a Confederate veteran and commander-in-chief of the United Confederate Veterans after the American Civil War.

In 1942, Life magazine did a spread on Howell. Several photos of the old gentleman show him dressed in his Confederate uniform.

This is a fascinating and rare interview of an actual Confederate veteran, Julius Franklin Howell (1846-1948), who was born in Virginia in 1846, at the age of 16, in 1862, he enlisted in the Confederate Army to fight because the Federals were invading his home, as he himself stated quite clearly. He was a firm believer that the Confederacy did not fight for slavery, that he and his men were fighting to preserve State’s Rights. HOWELL, Julius Franklin, educator, was born in Nansemond county, Virginia on January 17, 1846; son of Edward and Sarah (Barnes) Howell, and grandson of Edward Howell. He attended private schools and Reynoldson Collegiate institute, Gates county, North Carolona, 1855-61, and the Civil War prevented his immediate attendance at college. This is a fascinating and rare interview of an actual Confederate veteran, Julius Franklin Howell (1846-1948), who was born in Virginia in 1846, at the age o This is a fascinating and rare interview of an actual Confederate veteran, Julius Franklin Howell (1846-1948), who was born in Virginia in 1846, at the age of 16, in 1862, he enlisted in the Confederate Army to fight because the Federals were invading his home, as he himself stated quite clearly. He was a firm believer that the Confederacy did not fight for slavery, that he and his men were fighting to preserve State's Rights. Julius Howell admin 2019-08-15T17:05:20-06:00.
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1947 Interview with Corporal Julius Franklin "General" Howell (1846-1948). 1947 Interview with Corporal Julius Franklin "General" Howell (1846-1948).

Franks. Franky. Reverend Julius Chenier, C. J. Chenier, Cleveland Chenier, Clifton Chenier, Morris Franklin ''Frank'' Howard, Camille Howard, Rosetta Howell, Joshua Barnes Discography, Libraries, Periodicals, and a general entry on historiography, O'Meara, 51, was born on October 27, 1969 in County Tipperary, Ireland. Early credits include playing the role of Officer Franklin in the feature film "Haven," Civil War Confederate Soldier. Julius Franklin Howell, at the age of sixteen, entered Confederate service and would in time become a member of the 24th Virginia Cavalry. On occasions, he was on detached duty, serving general officers as a trusted courier. In the waning days of the war he was captured and imprisoned until after the war's end.

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Julius Franklin Howell joined the Confederate Army when he was 16.

1947 Interview with Corporal Julius Franklin "General" Howell (1846-1948) Contact Us US MILITARIA FORUM - COLLECTORS PRESERVING HISTORY Powered by Invision Community Howell was forever loyal to the South. He became state commander of the Tennessee Confederate Veterans and, in 1940, was named commander-in-chief of the national United Confederate Veterans. In 1942, Life magazine did a spread on Howell. Several photos of the old gentleman show him dressed in his Confederate uniform.