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House of Representatives Pierce M. Butler – Colonel, was a South Carolina governor James Cantey – Adjutant, Captain, later Confederate Brigadier General James
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younger sister. Ruth Fox – Shyla's mother; Leah's grandmother. Judge Johnson Hagood McCall – Jack's father and the town's functioning drunk, "The Judge"
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general. Winans was born in Hamburg, Michigan as the son of Edwin B. Winans, Governor of Michigan. He attended the United States Military Academy and graduated
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authorizing a $150,000 bond issue for the new stadium, and the bill went to Governor Burnet R. Maybank for signature. The original 20,500-seat stadium—the lower
Charleston, South Carolina
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and Hershey Bears. Other notable sports venues in Charleston include Johnson Hagood Stadium (home of The Citadel Bulldogs football team), McAlister Field
James L. Holloway Jr.
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the former Jean Gordon Hagood, daughter of U.S. Army Major General Johnson Hagood , of Charleston, South Carolina, on May 11, 1921. They had two children:
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Punitive Expedition, U.S. Army), Philippine–American War 1933–1936 Johnson Hagood MG (1873–1948) MAG West Point graduate; removed from command in Texas
Paul Bernard Malone
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the Infantry branch on June 12, 1894, and was ordered to Fort Jay on Governors Island, New York, where he joined 13th Infantry Regiment. Malone was promoted
John J. Pershing
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he served as Commander of Fort McKinley, near Manila, and also was the governor of the Moro Province. The last of Pershing's four children was born in
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pfälzische Geschichte und Volkskunde / IPGV). Retrieved 4 February 2019. Johnson Hagood (5 December 2012). Bassenheim. University of South Carolina Press. p
George C. Marshall
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glad to serve under him." (Emphasis added) In 1916, Lieutenant Colonel Johnson Hagood completed a written evaluation of Marshall's performance in which he