Alabama Flaggers out at some Confederate Graves, Cleaning them up and removing some American Flags that DO NOT BELONG

Alabama Flaggers and Confederate Heritage and Pride join for the Flagging event at Oxford Mississippi

We will be Joining with the Mid Tennessee Flaggers on August 9th in Oxford Mississippi there

will be food available and we will meeting in the Kroger parking lot out there at 10 AM to flag for

our Heritage Grab a flagpole and a flag and come on and Join us. God bless you all and God bless

the south!!
THE ALABAMA FLAGGERS ARE A GROUP WITH THE CONVICTION TO FIGHT FOR OUR Southern heritage, before there is nothing left, but dust in the wind.

Alabama Flaggers Director Freda Mincey Burton

Cause, a motive, purpose, object, the prime mover, motive power, the why and wherefore, and the basis reason. I have been wondering what is our cause? I have heard and learned there are small groups, fighting for our rights, our Heritage. I asked what are we leaving the next generation, I am beginning to question that. There is a incapacity to come together as a group, to remember that the South w...as disgraced and humiliated after the War of Aggression, the civil war, brought to her knees, the men dying on the battlefields, horrible deaths. There bodies thrown on the roadsides and in ditches after Gettysburg, treated like animals. The death on the battlefields like Shiloh, Antietnam, Spotsyvania, and Gettysburg, fighting to preserve the Constitution. Sherman's march to the sea, murdering women and children, burning homes and taking, and taking until the burning of Atlanta. The Southern way of life destoryed to memories and ashes. Falsifying our Flag, the St. Andrew's Cross, making it a Flag of slavery. Will the South rise again? Not with the disinterest of our larger and more well known so-called leaders, that dismiss and decline the call of assistance by others that do care and want to see the South rise from the ashes like a Phoenix, not like bread without yeast. Please wakeup, time is running out, whether you want to believe it or not.

Copyright Alabama Flaggers 2014-2015
Freda Mincey Burton
Confederate Rebel Burton

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To Mr. Meyers

Unity Dedication

This was the Unity Dedication at Plantersville, Mississippi. The Alasippi Rifles acted as  Color Guard and did the Salute, this is a group of Honorable men. You will see people accepting booklets which contain Regimental History of their Confederate love ones gone, which we researched for them. On the Monument which I designed, red roses were laid for Mississippi, and yellow roses were laid as a gift from Alabama. A special thanks to our Alabama Flagger Photographers, Evan Snedeker and Miss Taylor Humphrey, who did a great job. Thank you Amy and all the wonderful people I met. A special thanks to Mr. MacReedy, and all the special people who helped me. God Bless. May these Confederate dead rest in peace knowing someone cared. Director Alabama Flaggers, Freda Mincey Burton and Co-Director Confederate Rebel Burton who without him it would not have been possible. Deo Vindice. God Bless The Confederacy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dedication to the unknown grave markers at unity today Alabama flaggers 2014

Dedication to the unknown grave markers at unity today Alabama flaggers 2014

Monument of Unity Church will be the last Saturday in May due to Tornado that hit Tupelo

The Tornadoes have hit the south hard may we please keep everyone in our prayers, Especially for all the people in Tupelo as well.

In The Paper Again, The University Greys Article by Freda Mincey Burton

THE "UNIVERSITY GREY"S AND THEIR SACRIFICE FOR THEIR BELOVED SOUTH

On the campus of the University of Mississippi young men are going through their daily routines, talking about sweethearts, families, studies, and their futures. The school was opened in 1848, in Oxford, Mississippi. On May 4th, 1861 after Mississippi seceded from the Union, most of the faculty and students joined the Confederacy, not knowing what laid before them. They were called the "University Grey's", because of the color of their uniforms and coming from Mississippi University. 135 out 139 students enlisted, Co A 11th Mississippi Infantry they became part of the Army of Northern Virginia and served in some of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. When the Fall Semester started only four young men showed up for class and the university closed, but for the "University Grey's", it had only begun. A letter had to be written on behalf of the young men to the college for reception or rejection, but they said if they are sent home they will join other companies so they must be allowed to do some fighting, and they were allowed to stay enlisted. The "University Grey's, fought in some of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chickamauga, Seven Pines, and Gettysburg.

At Gettysburg the "University Grey's", were are part of Pickett's Charge. They attacked to the left of Brain Farm the 12th New Jersey were positioned behind a fence armed with smoothbore 1842 Springfield Rifles loaded with 6 and 9 pound buckshot. The "Grey's", penetrated further into union positions than any other unit. The 12th New Jersey held their fire until the 11th Mississippi was 50 yards away and unleashed hell ! The 11th Mississippi, the " University Grey's", vanished into the history of the Confederacy they had 100% casualties.

The young men from the campus of Mississippi State University, with their dreams and futures are only with us in spirit. The "University Grey's", should always be in our memory, held close to our hearts, for the sacrifice of their young lives for our beloved Confederacy.

by: Freda Mincey Burton copyright 2014
Second Part of the Story of the "Unversity Grey's", The Aftermath and Disagace

On the campus of Ole Miss, in Oxford Mississippi, are over 700 Confederate graves. Our soldier's, most which were from the Battle of Shiloh, which took place April 6th and 7th, 1862. On the campus also is Univrsity Circle, a Confederate Monument that resembles a castle containing the inscription, "To Our Confederate Dead, 1861-1865, and a Confederate Soldier looking off in the distance with his rifle at his side. This Statue is called by Ole Miss and the Oxford community as their "second place trophy". What a total disgrace and dishonor to our Confederate dead. Political Correctness has hit ! I would be ashamed and would work to correct this degradation of the Confederacy. What is so amazing Oxford was burnt by Union General A.J. "Whiskey" Smith, only very few buildings survived. Sherman wrote and said he saw General Smith's marks as he rode through Oxford. It is a hypocritical representation of the memory of the 700 dead, and to the "University Grey's", who gave all their lifes for their beloved school and town. Take the tarnish away Ole Miss, and hopefully you will be able to hold your heads up, and not hang them in shame, as you should. Ole Miss, once known as the Ole Miss Rebs, now they are the Bulldogs, their mascot was Colonel Reb, now it's a Black Bear, they once played "Dixie", but that is a thing of the pass, like my respect for them. They call it Heartland Progress ! What a joke !

by Freda Mincey Burton copyright 2014