History of the Stars and Bars : designed by Orren Randolph Smith, February, 1861, at Louisburg, North Carolina, adopted by Congress of Confederate States of America at Montgomery, Alabama, March 4, 1861 (1913)
United Daughters of the Confederacy. North Carolina Division · Raleigh, [N.C.] : Edwards & Broughton Print. Co. · leaf 27
oncern, calculated tomake a lasting impression upon his own mind, and on others.His flag was raised and kept flying for months, at least, in oneof the most intelligent communities in the South, subject tocriticism and comparison with flags in actual service. He iscorroborated in every material… … Sfttbabtts jtlrg. Catherine Rebecca Winbornt Xorth Carolina—Wilson County. When the War Between the States began I was living atmy old home, Louisburg, X. C, the widow of Mr. GermanWatson. And since I have lie en asked to tell all I know ofthe designing and making of the Confederate flag, knownas…
Smith, Orren Randolph, 1827-1913 · Flags
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