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SSlater · (This post was last modified: 05-14-2016 12:40 AM by SSlater.)

John Maxwell - we got him!
See: "The South's Headless hero" by Melisa Scott Sinclair.
Born Paisley Scotland. The info came from his G G Grandson. Alan Kinker. Maxwell enlisted April 19, 1861, in Wise's Artillery, eventually worked under Zebekiah McDaniel,, in the Secret Service (Who he? - now I have to find him.)
The story describes Maxwell and his life. He had a weird sense of humor. (He sent a picture of himself, with his head cut off, to the police.) This might help http:// www. styleweekly. com. (YUCK!)

(05-14-2016 12:28 AM)SSlater Wrote: John Maxwell - we got him!
See: "The South's Headless hero" by Melisa Scott Sinclair.
Born Paisley Scotland. The info came from his G G Grandson. Alan Kinker. Maxwell enlisted April 19, 1861, in Wise's Artillery, eventually worked under Zebekiah McDaniel,, in the Secret Service (Who he? - now I have to find him.)
The story describes Maxwell and his life. He had a weird sense of humor. (He sent a picture of himself, with his head cut off, to the police.) This might help http:// www. styleweekly. com. (YUCK!)

The "http;//" thing, didn't work. Google the "The South's Headless Hero, etc.