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Grimes County Greys

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The First National Flag of the Confederate States of America flying from the Grimes County Courthouse in Honor of Confederate Heritage.	Greys Past Commander Jim Westmoreland leading new SCV members in the oath of loyalty to the Constitution of the United States and to the Sons of Confederate Veterans.	Greys members walking with H.K. Edgarton in his "March Across Dixie."	Compatriots enjoying Robert E. Lee Sunday.	Dr. Roy Branson, president of Landmark Baptist University in Bristol, Tennessee placing a Confederate Battle Flag on the grave of Grimes County Veteran John Calvin Tadlock at the Shiro Cemetary.

Richard and John Pinkney were soldiers in the 4th Texas, Company G. - Grimes County Greys. This picture was taken in Houston, in 1861, right before they went with their unit to Virginia.	Grey's Past Webmaster firing off a canon charge during a local War Between the States reenactment - Compatriot Randy Billingsly (canon owner) is in the background.	Isaac Clark fought under Webmaster Ed's Great Grandfather in the 19th Texas Infantry, Company C. He is buried in Grimes County at the Oakland Cemetery in Navasota, Texas. His daughter, Marjorie is living near Austin and is active in the United Daughters of the Confederacy.	James V. Floyd was a Private in Company E of the 13th Texas Infantry. He is buried in Grimes County in the Old Oakland Cemetery in Roan's Prairie. He was a charter member of the Oakland Baptist Church in Roan's Prairie and many of his descendents are still living in Grimes County.

Commander Billy Surface's Street Stock Racing Car. Notice the "Grimes County Greys Camp #924" around the rear wheel well. Notice the trunk-lid of the same Racing Car.

The Grimes County Greys lead the Bedias Homecoming Parade  2005.	Robert and Ingred Smith ride the General Lee.	Heather Wilson rides in 1987 Monte Carlo Aero Coupe driven by Danis Surface

Officers for 2006 sworn in by Commander Jim Westmoreland	New members sworn in by Tommy Mayhood	Friends and family along with members gathered to raise the First National Flag Grimes County Courthouse for Confederate History and Heritage Month.