| United Daughters of the Confederacy James B. Gordon Chapter #211 Forsyth County, NC Chartered March 30, 1898 |
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| Photographs of Confederate Soldiers and Photographs of our Women of the War |
| Allie Gooch Reid and husband DAVID SETTLE REID Co. A, 4th Reg't, NC Taken at Salem Cemetery May 8, 1939 Confederate Memorial Service Reid died Dec 31, 1943 is believed to have been the last Confederate Soldier in Forsyth County (See his interview and photo) |
| John Madison Rothrock and Elizabeth Rebecca Frey Rothrock. Co. E, 21st NC Inf. and Co. B 1st Battalion Sharpshooters. |
MARY GORRELL RIGGINS (Mrs. Henry Logan Riggins. Charter Member - Joined
James B. Gordon Chapter Nov 14, 1898 on the service of her father, Albert B. Gorrell,
Co. D, 57th Reg't NC. Served as President of James B. Gordon Chapter for 20 years.
Served as 1st VP of the NC Division, and held numerous other offices in the Division. In
1935 Salem College established a scholarship in her honor. This scholarship was
awarded annually to a descendant of a Confederate veteran and was known as the
Mary Gorrell-Riggins Confederate Loan Fund. Mrs. Riggins was largely instrumental in
the erection of the Confederate monument on the courthouse square.
James B. Gordon Chapter Nov 14, 1898 on the service of her father, Albert B. Gorrell,
Co. D, 57th Reg't NC. Served as President of James B. Gordon Chapter for 20 years.
Served as 1st VP of the NC Division, and held numerous other offices in the Division. In
1935 Salem College established a scholarship in her honor. This scholarship was
awarded annually to a descendant of a Confederate veteran and was known as the
Mary Gorrell-Riggins Confederate Loan Fund. Mrs. Riggins was largely instrumental in
the erection of the Confederate monument on the courthouse square.