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Col. John Randolph Lane Society Cartersville Crossroads Articles Articles on this page were published in Cartersville Crossroads, a historical journal produced by the Col. John Randolph Lane Society. Only articles on local people and events are posted on line; the printed edition contains additional articles. Volunteer Service of John R. Euliss A Conversation with Max Euliss The Carpenter Boys Private "Sug" Remembered The Chatham Rifles The Chatham Rifles Roster John R. Euliss' Stories of War Gustavas Buhmann: Hero of Bethel Life and Letters of John W. Hanks Selected Letters of John W. Hanks Joe Farrington: Servant of the Cause Confederate Units from Chatham Remembrances of James T. Rogers James T. Rogers: His War Diary (1) James T. Rogers: His War Diary (2) James T. Rogers: His War Diary (3) "My Dear Etta" (Federal letter) Private Alvis Pendergrass "Lost" Veteran Robert W. Waddell Tax in Kind. The War Back Home Pvt. Stanley "Sug" Kivett Pvt. Stanley "Sug" Kivett enlisted in Co. M, 22nd Regiment, North Carolina Troops, one of 12 family members serving in the same company. He survived a wound in the Battle of Seven Pines and returned home. His story is recounted in "Private 'Sug' Remembered," originally published in Cartersville Crossroads and available on line. The article also includes a letter written home in 1862. Page last updated on February 14, 2004 Site design by Chip Pate, Pate & Associates Marketing Web hosting courtesy of Delta One Internet Copyright © 1998-2005 by the Col. John Randolph Lane Society