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Lost Soldier's Graves of Bonham TX.

Ronnie Atrip,

I think you meant Brush Battalion instead of Union POW's at Bonham, Fannin County.

You mentioned the Dixon-Peacock feud of the Hopkins-Fannin County area, which I did not find in David Pickering's (and Judy Fall's) BRUSH MEN & VIGALANTES. In their name index, I did find 1 Dickson, 3 Dixons, and no Peacocks.

Brush Battalion. I have spent a lot of time trying to make sense out the materials that mention the brush men. I have unearthed every document I could find that addresses these brush men.

Please glance at my website >bourlandcivilwar.com < that describes my 994-page book: BOURLAND IN NORTH TEXAS AND INDIAN TERRITORY DURING THE CIVIL WAR: FORT COBB, FORT ARBUCKLE, & THE WICHITA MOUNTAINS.

Patti, prochette@Juno.com

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