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Alexander Spence At Franklin, Tennessee

12/2/2017

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This past week was the 153rd anniversary of the Battle of Franklin. In remembrance of the action that took place on November 30, 1864, this post shares an Arkadelphia, Arkansas, connection.

A few months ago, I visited Rose Hill Cemetery in Arkadelphia to see a grave. While walking, I noticed the grave of Alexander E. Spence. Spence was a captain of the 1st Arkansas Infantry that was at the Battle of Franklin.
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According to research found, Alexander was a clerk prior to the war. His brother, Tom, is reportedly to have been killed at Murfreesboro, Tennessee. While the Spence’s were a well known family in Arkadelphia, Alexander’s fate was like many others. He was killed during the Battle of Franklin.
  

Below are a few pictures from Franklin take during my visits. If you are near Central Tennessee, I encourage you to drive through Franklin.

Until next time,
Jason

Carnton House
Carnton House
Battle Field Park
Eastern Flank Battle Field Park
Cemetery
McGavock Cemetery
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