John Thomas "Bud" TUCK
John Thomas "Bud" TUCK
Confederate Soldier
1865. Appomattox Courthouse
LOUIS MATHIEU DIDIER GUILLAUME (1816-1892) “Surrender of Lee to Grant” after the Battle of Appomattox Court House the morning April 9, 1865. In one of the last battles of the Civil War, Lee tried to break through Union forces only to be cut off by Union cavalry backed by two corps of federal infantry and had no choice but to surrender as escape proved impossible.
John Thomas "Bud" Tuck Confederate pension
John Thomas "Bud" Tuck Confederate pension. Interesting letter. This is part of J.T. Tuck's Confederate pension application. On Ancestry from bobgunnells.
John Thomas "Bud" Tuck stone
John Thomas "Bud" Tuck stone on Find A Grave from GA Firefighter.


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