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Now available! The latest issue of  the Confederate Officers of North Carolina Society Newsletter,

Farthest to the Front.

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Pledge of the MOSB

We, the posterity of the Officer Corps and civil officials of the Confederacy, do pledge ourselves to commemorate and honor the service of leadership these men rendered in the cause of the fundamental American principles of self-determination and states' rights and to perpetuate the true history of their deeds for the edification of ourselves, our society, and for generations yet unborn.


North Carolina MOSB Chapters

Anson-Union-Mecklenburg Counties - Captain Henry C. Grady Chapter #296

Asheville - Captain Asbury T. Rogers Chapter #266

Greensboro - Garnett-Pettigrew Chapter #67

Plymouth - C. S. Ram Albemarle Chapter #291

Raleigh - Lt. Wilson Bailey Chapter #208 

Raleigh - Captain James Iredell Waddell Chapter #32

Raleigh - Colonel Robert F. Webb Chapter #195

STATESVILLE - Major Absalom Knox Simonton Chapter #152

Winston-Salem - Brigadier General William R. Boggs Chapter


Welcome to the
North Carolina Society!

The War Between the States produced some of the most outstanding civil and military leaders in the history of mankind. To perpetuate the idealism that animated the Confederate Cause and to honor the courage, devotion and endurance of those who dedicated their lives and services during four years of devastating war, and who, throughout the dreadful decade of reconstruction, labored heroically for the restoration of self-government as the most precious heritage of the American Revolution, male descendants of the officers who honorably served in the Army, Navy and other commands of the Confederate States of America and male descendants of the elected and appointed officials of the Confederate Executive and Legislative branches of government unite to establish The Military Order of the Stars and Bars, a patriotic Society.

If eligible, we invite you to join this prestigious organization.

NC Society Commander Rodney P. Williams

More Than Ten Years of North Carolina Society Highlights . . .

  • Tarheel Chapters were the recipient of the Dr. James M. Edwards Distinguished Chapter Award for the Best Chapter in the Confederation in 1997 and 1998!

  • The General William D. McCain Award for the Society recruiting the most new members in the ANV was awarded to North Carolina in 1997 and 2007!

  • Home of the Capt. John Morton Newsletter Award for the Best Chapter newsletter in the Confederation from 1994 - 2001 and again in 2006!

  • Recipient of the Col. Walter H. Taylor Award for the Best Society Newsletter in 1997, 1999, 2000 and again in 2006!

  • And a Tarheel Chapter was the winner of the "Turner J. Fakes Award" for the Best Chapter Scrapbook in the Confederation in 2006 and 2007!

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This site was last updated February 07, 2010