Moore County Scotch Riflemen Sons of Confederate Veterans

03/08/2025

08/09/2019

Our own, Kelly Hinson portraying Anna Jackson in her program "Reflected Glory, letters to Anna"

11/16/2018

Wow...This letter from a North Carolina Confederate soldier to his wife two weeks before his death at Gettysburg shows his true feelings and reasons for fighting...Nostradamus had nothing on him

08/19/2018

http://www.ncheritagepac.org/

The NC Heritage PAC was created with the purpose of supporting diverse efforts to defend and preserve the heritage, traditions, monuments, cemeteries, flags, emblems, and other legacies of North Carolina history against those efforts to remove, deface, legislate against, alter, or otherwise corrupt....

07/04/2018

Happy Fourth of July from the Scotch Riflemen!

05/27/2018

Past Commander David Wall and Kristen Webb perform a Southern Melody including Dixie at May 19th Confederate Memorial Observance.

05/27/2018

Past Commander David Wall was the keynote speaker at Our Confederate Memorial Day Observance. His topic was period music.

05/27/2018

On May 12th, Our camp placed a marker at the grave site of William, WT Jones. Jones was a Lieutenant in the NC 35th Company C, identified as one of the Immortal 600, A Scotch Rifleman, also a black man. His Father was Ambrose Jones and his mother was identified as slave on a plantation. This project had been in the works for years, Thanks to all the men and women that made this possible.
We are proud of the diversity that William T Jones brings to our Confederate Heritage and example he set forth in the community in which he lived in the years following the War. WT Jones "Carthage's Best Kept Secret" certainly was one it's finest citizens. (Thanks to Heather Jackson, Belle Blue OCR Chapter 56 for photos)

05/27/2018

Commander Hugh Shepard presenting our newest Scotch Rifleman, Doug Parsons his SCV certificate.

04/22/2018

Marcus Novosel, our newest Friend member.

04/22/2018

The Scotch Riflemen enjoyed doing our living history program at the annual Clenny Creek Day at the Bryant House and McLendon Cabin.