Jeff, I really enjoyed that, especially the pics of the flags of the Liberty Guards and the 41st Mississippi. Regarding the flag of the Liberty Guards they mustered in on the same day (4-27-1861) as the Amite Rifles (Co. C 7th Miss. Vols). Since this took place in the same town I have always suspected the Amite Rifles were also given a flag that day but have never seen or heard of anything certain. I had kin in the Liberty Guards and feel blessed that their Company flag survives. Thanks for the great update. Here are some of my kin in that Company as I have them listed in my notes...

Causey, George Washington
22nd Mississippi Infantry
Private Company E
Born: October 5, 1835 Amite County, MS.
Died: April 21, 1882 Louisiana
Spouse: Camoleete H. Jones
Married January 12, 1860 Amite County, MS.
Note: Color bearer/promoted to Lt.
Buried: Unknown
Relation: Paternal 2nd Cousin 4 times removed

Causey, Isaac Theadore
22nd Mississippi Infantry
Private Company E
Born: February 4, 1838 Amite County, MS.
Died: August 5, 1862 Battle of Baton Rouge
Buried: Probably Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Baton Rouge, La.
Relation: Paternal 2nd Cousin 4 times removed

Anders, Robert Love
22nd Mississippi Infantry
Private Company E
Born: 1835 Amite County, Mississippi
Died: Unknown
Spouse: Martha P. Foreman
Note: Postmaster Summit, Mississippi post-war
Buried: New Hope Cemetery, Amite County, MS.
Relation: Paternal cousin Twice removed