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The Henry M.
Shaw Camp, #1304, N.C.V., was formed by former Confederate soldiers and
sailors in 1901. The camp was chartered on The Camp held its second annual reunion at On 23 July,
1903, the Henry M. Shaw Camp held its third annual reunion. At this time, the
camp members posed for a photograph. (The photo can be seen in the Photos section.) Forty veterans are in the photo.
Gen. W. P. Roberts of Gates County was scheduled to deliver the oration, but
he was unable to attend. A. M. Simmons of Currituck spoke to the audience in
his place. Lt. Samuel T. Ansell also spoke. UCV rosters for
the Shaw Camp exist through 1915, but the camp apparently existed as late as
1919. National dues were last paid on There were 24
charter members in the camp. The highest membership occurred in 1905 with 55
comrades paying dues of 10 cents each. A total of 71 men were members at some
time during the existence of the camp.
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