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American Civil War
I have been told that in one battle of the American Civil War, the opposing commanders were father & son. Does anyone know if this is true, & what were the details?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Possibly the Battle for Galveston? which involved Maj. Albert M. Lea and Lt. Edward Lea who were father and son.
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Edward Lea ?
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Conyngham - Oirish First Brigade (ACW) reports a sniper sniping and killing ... his father. Later goes nuts and is first over the parapet.
Quite a popular meme - my gt uncles were on English/Dutch sides in the Boer War. Both survived.
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Conyngham - Oirish First Brigade (ACW) reports a sniper sniping and killing ... his father. Later goes nuts and is first over the parapet.
Quite a popular meme - my gt uncles were on English/Dutch sides in the Boer War. Both survived.