Reunion in 1907 of members of the Quitman Guards, Co. I, 15th Alabama 
Volunteers, Pike, Alabama

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Submitted by Charlene Moore,  <Charbmoore@aol.com>
November 2000

Troy, Ala July 18th 1907 Reunion of the Quitman Guards

The 7th annual reunion of the Quitman Guards, known in the Confederate States 
Army as Co. "I" 15th Alabama Regiment met July 18th at the residence of 
Joseph Bell in this city.
The following members were present:
S. H.Burgess of Shady Grove
H.A. Thompson of Goshen
I.N. Andress of Brundidge
T. B. Raily of Insley
John McLindon of Banks
Green A. McLindon of Tenville( town name not clear)
Isaac N. Newman of Shellhorn
S. B. Smyth of Troy
J.W. Harris of Troy
Joseph Bell of Troy
T. M. Murphree as honorary member of Troy

The proceedings were as follows.
Roll call of the last meeting. 
A talk by T.M Murphree, who was followed by Joseph Bell, telling of his 
recent trip to Richmond and other points of interest where this company did 
service during the war. The following resolutions were adopted
Resolved 1st- That it is with deep sorrow we have learned of the death of two 
of our beloved comrades, J.P. Hill and F. D. Champion and that there were 
none braver nor truer to the Southern cause and none worthy of greater honor.
2nd That we tender the families of our deceased brothers our heartfelt 
sympathy.
3rd That we greatly sympathize with comrade Isaac Newman on account of his 
severe affliction and have responded in a small way to his financial aid.
4th That we tender our thanks to comrades Joe Bell and J.W. Harris and their 
good wives for their kind hospitality in their splendid dinner and "ice cold 
lemonade" served us during the day, which added so much to the pleasure of 
the occassion.
signed: Joseph Bell- chairmen J. W. Harris Sect'y