DODGE COUNTY, GA - HISTORY  CONFEDERATE MONUMENT

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Source:"Dodge County Newspaper Clippings Vol IV 1920-1928"

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This Monument is located on the Court House Square and was erected by the Fannie Gordon Chapter #1143 United Daughters of the Confederacy, April 1910. It reads,

“No nation rose so pure and white none ever fell so spotless.
To our Confederate soldiers
1861-1865.
The principles for which they fought can never die."
Confederate Dead.
To those who fought and died.  

This stone is erected to the fresh memory the noble deeds of these devoted sons.

“No braver soldier, no truer patriots ever adorned the history of any nation, they have won their title to an immortality of love and reverence. 
Nor shall your glory be forgotten while fame her record keeps.”

The Fannie Gordon Chapter #1143 of the U.D.C. is no longer active.

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