The Texas Division Official Newsletter
By Daniel NationMajor James Innes Randolph Jr. Camp No. 2255, 3rd Brigade WEATHERFORD, Texas — Members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans stood watch over the Confederate monument at the Parker County Courthouse on March 28, ensuring its protection during the “No Kings” rally held in the area. Compatriots Larry Johnson, Boyd Coffee, Calvin Allen,
By Stephen Jackson Wells Several camps within the 7th Brigade are preparing to honor Confederate veterans this April by flagging gravesites across multiple North Texas communities as part of Confederate History Month. According to Lt. Commander Stephen Wells of Terry’s Texas Rangers Camp No. 1937, at least four camps; Cleburne, Granbury, Waxahachie, and Whitney, will
By Bill Elliott, COSTexas Division, Camp No. 314, 5th Brigade The Texas Division has announced the placement of two large-scale billboards in support of Confederate Heritage Month this April, following approval by the Division Executive Council (DEC). The billboards, each measuring 14 feet by 48 feet, are positioned along major Texas highways to maximize visibility
By John DickeyGen. Felix H. Robertson Camp No. 129, 7th Brigade Members of the Sons of Confederate Veterans are mourning the loss of Camp Commander Markham Dossett, CDR, USN (Ret.), who passed away on March 24 following a horseback riding accident on his ranch. Dossett, a longtime leader of Gen. Felix H. Robertson Camp No.
By Steve MeltonGen. Tom Green Camp No. 1613, 2nd Brigade Members of the General Tom Green Camp No. 1613 marked a major milestone in January 2026, celebrating the camp’s 30th anniversary. The occasion highlighted three decades of involvement, fellowship, and dedication among camp members. Those in attendance reflected on the camp’s history and its continued
By Staff ReportGrimes County Greys Camp No. 924 NAVASOTA, Texas — Members of the Grimes County Greys Camp No. 924 carried out a significant restoration and clean-up effort on February 28, 2026, at the historic Camp Family Cemetery just outside of Navasota. The cemetery is the final resting place of Ira Camp, his wife Eliza
Walker’s Greyhounds Camp #2338 Announces the 129th Annual Texas Division Reunion The Texas Division is officially on the move, and Walker’s Greyhounds Camp #2338 is proud to announce it will host the 129th Annual Texas Division Reunion in Tyler, Texas, June 4–6, 2026. This reunion marks more than just another date on the
GATESVILLE, TEXAS, Aug. 16 – The 7th Brigade, led by Brigade Commander D.W. Davis, conducted a Brigade Leadership Training class on Saturday, hosted by the BG John Creed Moore Camp #578. The program featured a series of presentations from Division and Army of Trans-Mississippi leadership. Division Commander Shelby Little opened the training with remarks
MIDLAND, TEXAS – The Texas Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) is applauding the decision by the Midland Independent School District Board of Trustees to restore the historic name of Lee High School and to name the freshman campus Lee Freshman School. The vote came after more than three hours of public
Submitted by Saltworks Camp No. 2353 of Lampasas The Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) placed 3rd place in the Deleon Peach and Melon Festival & Parade last Saturday, August 9th. Three SCV camps participated together in the event, the Captain Walter T. Saxon Camp #1982 of Hico, 2nd Texas Frontier No. 1904 of
