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He was born January 21, 1824 in Clarksburg, Virginia. His parents, patriotic Revolutionary stock, died when he was a child. He was a leader from boyhood and his country upbringing made him a bold and expert rider. In June, 1842 he was appointed to a cadetship in the Military Academy at West Point. After graduation he served in the Mexican War, where he quickly received promotions

Hey folks! Welcome back to the All Things Southern kitchen.  I’m sharing a recipe I acquired from a new friend I met at a speaking engagement recently. This is Sherry’s Cranberry Chicken Salad recipe, and it’s delicious. "Sherry’s Cranberry Chicken Salad" 4 cups chopped cooked chicken breast (I use all the meat from a rotisserie chicken instead of just breast meat) 1 cup chopped celery 3/4 cup dried cranberries 1 green

Welcome back to the All Things Southern kitchen, folks. Today’s recipe will have anyone eating their veggies. I'll walk y'all through it! “Penne Pasta with Roasted Veggies and Mariana Sauce” 1 Vidalia onion, peeled and sliced into strips 1 red pepper (washed, cored, and sliced into strips) 1 yellow pepper (washed, cored, and sliced into strips) 1 green pepper (washed, cored, and sliced into strips) Fresh mushrooms, sliced 1 box Penne Pasta 2 Cups

I’ve told y’all story after story about Old Man Henry and the good-natured ribbing he’s always giving his wife. Well, turnabout is fair play, girls, and it seems Mrs. Mamie is getting pretty good at the game herself. First a little back story: Mrs. Mamie has been having a few weak spells, nothing really serious, but our local doctor thought she should have it checked out

Hello folks, let’s chat… My friend's Aunt Jerri and Uncle PJ are officially retired. They enjoy traveling and squabbling and they have stories stacked up from both, like the time Aunt Jerri lost her wedding rings. They back-tracked for miles and searched their vehicle high and low. Nothing. Aunt Jerri just knew those rings were history—until that last pit stop. She had barely assumed the