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Scrapbook of 2009 Events:

UDC Division Convention: October 2009 and Tarboro History Days: September 2009

  1. View Patsy and Karen at NC Division Convention 2009
  2. View Tarboro History Days 2009: Drilling
  3. View Tarboro History Days 2009: Patsy
  4. View Tarboro History Days 2009: Tents
  5. View Tarboro History Days 2009: Kim's homemade goodies
  6. View Tarboro History Days 2009: Gary and fellows
  7. View Tarboro History Days 2009: Confederates
  8. View Tarboro History Days 2009: Gary Riggs
  9. View Tarboro History Days 2009: The wounded
  10. View Tarboro History Days 2009: Kim

Poole Family Ceremony in Tyrrell County, NC May 30, 2009: DIrected and organized by UDC member Kim Riggs at the Albemarle Church of Christ in Tyrrell County. A Confederate Iron Cross was dedicated for her ancestor, Thomas G. Poole; and the UDC WWII Cross of Military Service was presented to her grandfather, Thomas Rudolph Poole of Beaufort County. Kim's husband and Honorary Chapter Member, Gary Gene Riggs, was presented the Jefferson Davis Historical Gold Medal for his untiring work to preserve Confederate History as it relates to the medical field.

  1. View Poole Men demonstate Poole Military Uniforms
  2. View Poole Family Ceremony May 2009
  3. View Worth Mason and Musicians
  4. View Family and UDC members Janet, Karen, and Barbara
  5. View Kim Poole reads Poole Family History
  6. View Period Musicians
  7. View Confederate Gunmen pay tribute
  8. View Thomas Rudolph Poole: UDC WWII Cross of Military Service

Confederate Memorial Ceremony, May 9, 2009: Cherry Hill Cemetery in Greenville, NC. Our chapter dedicated a UDC Real Daughter Marker for Mary Louise Hyman. We placed a wreath of red and white roses at the unknown soldiers' marker and marked 41 Confederate graves with 1st National flags. Following that, we drove to Trinity Cemetery in Chocowinity, NC and placed a wreath of red and white roses at the Maj. Gen. Bryan Grimes Monument.

  1. View The George B. Singletary Monument in Cherry Hill Cemetery in Greenville, NC
  2. View The Singletary Monument and the Unknown Soldiers' Monument in Cherry Hill
  3. View UDC Real Daughter marker for Mary Louise Hyman, dedicated 5/9/2009
  4. View It was a windy day but Gary Riggs holds flags steady
  5. View Family and Friends bow their heads during prayer at the dedication
  6. View Chaplain Janet marks Confederate graves at Cherry Hill
  7. View Cherry Hill Cemetery in Greenville, NC
  8. View Maj. Gen. Grimes monument in Trinity Cemetery at Chocowinity NC

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United Daughters of the Confederacy

George B. Singletary Chapter 313

North Carolina Division

Greenville, North Carolina

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