Sons of Union Veterans of the 
Civil War

Irish Brigade, Camp #4 Fredericksburg, Virginia

Last updated 24 July 2001

Misson

Objectives

To perpetuate the memory of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) and the men who served the Union from 1861 to 1865.
 
  • We shall educate people in the mission of Sons of Union Veterans Civil War (SUVCW) and promote membership in the Irish Brigade Camp No. 4.
  • We will assist in the recovery, organization and prerservation of Civil War documents and records.
  • We will support the National Park Service through our assistance in the preservation of Civil War Monuments.
  • We will assist in the organization, promotion and staffing of Civil War memorial events.
  • We will prepare Civil War memorial assessments for those monuments within the local area.
  • We will assist the SUVCW in national graves registration and erect monuments on cites which contain the remains of Civil War veterans.

Camp Officers

                 Commander: 
Senior Vice Commander:
Junior Vice Commander:
                      Secretary: 
                      Treasurer:

Meetings

Date: Every 4th Thursday
Time: 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Place: Salem Church Library

Speakers & Events

  • TBA

Membership

If you would like to join, please contact one of the Camp officers, listed above. Membership information and forms are available at the  National SUVCW Web Page.

Service Activities

The Camp voted to assist with the replacement of the headstone for Peleg Staples, a Civil War veteran of the 19th Maine. His remains were buried on the property of Unicorn Kennels in Stafford County. To assist in identifying the exact location of the grave,  a deposition will be obtained from a relative who attended Peleg's funeral. Staples is an ancestor of Brother Bill Russell. 

Ceremonies

  • TBD

Links

Rappahannock Civil War Roundtable
 Central Virginia Battlefields Trust
 Valley of the Shadow Two communities during the American Civil War
 Chronology of Civil War Battles
 Fredericksburg Order of Battle Army of the Potomac
 Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park