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Colonel C. M. Winkler

Kermit, Winkler County

Marker Text

Native North Carolina. Start of Civil War, organized and took company 150 men to join Confederate army in Virginia. Unit made part 4th Texas Infantry of famed Hood's Brigade. Rose to command regiment as lt. colonel. Fought with famous unit in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Tennessee. Distinguished himself second Manassas, wounded at Gettysburg. Surrendered with General Robert E. Lee at Appomattox. (1963)

Marker Details

Address Poplar and Winkler St.
Location Description Courthouse Square, corner of Poplar & Winkler, Kermit
Marker # 958
Dedicated 1963
Size, Type Pink granite civil war marker
Code Civil War; military topics
Latitude, Longitude 31.856954, -103.093236

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