
Kelion Franklin Peddicord of Quirk's Scouts, Morgan's Kentucky Cavalry, C. S. A.
by India W. P. (Indiana Washington Peddicord) Logan
"Kelion Franklin Peddicord of Quirk's Scouts, Morgan's Kentucky Cavalry, C. S. A." by Mrs. India W. P. Logan is a biographical account written in the early 20th century. The book chronicles the life and experiences of Kelion Franklin Peddicord, detailing his role as a Confederate soldier during the American Civil War and providing insights into his family heritage. The narrative is likely to explore themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the personal cost of war, capturing both Peddicord's military adventures and the emotional toll of his experiences. The opening of the work introduces the Peddicord family lineage, beginning with their great-grandfather and covering several generations leading up to Kelion Franklin Peddicord himself. It highlights Kelion's upbringing, education, and experiences prior to his enlistment in the Confederate cavalry and hints at his notable character traits. These details set the stage for an exploration of his military service, his involvement in various skirmishes, and the broader context of his life during and after the war. The initial chapters establish a strong foundation for understanding the man behind the military service through family history and personal anecdotes, engaging readers in the personal and historical dimensions of Peddicord's life.
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