I would like to obtain the "History of the Thirteenth Regiment, Tennessee Volunteer Calvary, U.S.A." Where would be the best source? Also, as a descendant of Captain C.T. Honeycutt, I am interested in his role in the war. Is he mentioned in the book? Dorothy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Allen Ellis" > Daniel Ellis describes the November 1863 Limestone Cove Massacre (or Bell Massacre, or Witcher's Massacre, as it is sometimes called) on pages 329-335 of his Thrilling Adventures of Daniel Ellis. This is also recalled by Samuel W. Scott and Samuel P. Angel on pp. 338-340 of their History of the Thirteenth Regiment, Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry, U.S.A. > > Ellis describes further Limestone Cove violence in March, 1864 (pp. 348-349), naming Ely and John Fry as victims. Scott and Angel address this on their p. 361. > As a storyteller, do you have anything about Dan Ellis? >> Regards, > Allen > > Captain Daniel Ellis Web Site > > http://www.nku.edu/~ellisa/danielellis > ________________________________ > > From: G. Lee Hearl > > To All: > I have read somewhere that some men were ambushed and killed near Limestone > Cove? during the Civil War. I believe one was named Frye can anyone > enlighten me further on this story? I believe a man named Albert Frye who > died 1864 may have been one of these and I am in contact with a person who > is possibly a descendent and a cousin of mine. Thanks for any Information, > Discussion or Clues on this story. > G. Lee Hearl > Authentic Appalachian Storyteller > Abingdon, Va. >