12th Mississippi - Occoquan Defense Line - Virginia - Civil War Relics
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| Management number | 1527455 | Release Date | 2025/07/08 | List Price | $25.20 | Model Number | 1527455 | ||
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A group of Confederate issue bullets excavated in the 12th Mississippi camp in Prince William County, Virginia. The camp, occupied during the winter of 1861 - 1862, was part of the Confederate defense line that ran from Manassas south to Dumfries, Virginia. The lead bullets include three .69 caliber round ball for the Model 1842 musket, a nose cast for a .58 rifle, one chewed bullet and a fired one. The tag is Terri’s original.
Terry Heilman was a long time relic hunter here in Stafford County, Virginia. Terry hunted many of the sites here in Stafford County and the Confederate 1862 Occoquan Defense Line in Prince William County among others. Like my father and I he cataloged all of his finds in groups or a lot of them with individual tags as to where it was recovered.
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