J. E. B. Stuart

[LincolnMan]

(07-15-2013 11:14 PM)Jim Garrett Wrote:  The Stuart family is a very benevolent family. They are all fine Southern Gentlemen. JEB Stuart IV has been very active with the Museum of the Confederacy. An aide to Gen. JEB Stuart was a Prussian officer named Heros Von Boerke. They became fast friends. H.V.B. was severely wounded in the neck and returned to his native Prussia. His hometown is now within the boundaries of Poland. A few years ago, the hometown had a festival in honor of Heros. The town invited JEB IV and readily attended.

The Lee family are also a great group. I attended the same boarding school as R.E. Lee V. He also is a true Virginia Gentleman. His father, R.E. Lee IV was the president of Virginia Gentleman Distillery. Tracey Lee worked for me back in the 80s. All very fine people.

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The Stuart family is a very benevolent family. They are all fine Southern Gentlemen. JEB Stuart IV has been very active with the Museum of the Confederacy. An aide to Gen. JEB Stuart was a Prussian officer named Heros Von Boerke. They became fast friends. H.V.B. was severely wounded in the neck and returned to his native Prussia. His hometown is now within the boundaries of Poland. A few years ago, the hometown had a festival in honor of Heros. The town invited JEB IV and readily attended.

The Lee family are also a great group. I attended the same boarding school as R.E. Lee V. He also is a true Virginia Gentleman. His father, R.E. Lee IV was the president of Virginia Gentleman Distillery. Tracey Lee worked for me back in the 80s. All very fine people.

Jim: I just remembered that although I've never met JEB Stuart IV-we are both members of a relatively small hereditary organization called The Order of the Indian Wars of the United States. I'm sure he is an honorable man indeed.