Today—Memorial Day—we continue a national observance begun in 1868 to honor James Aubrey Cooper and a million more like him (some history of Memorial Day).
Statue of a Confederate soldier at Oakwood Cemetery erected by the Julia Jackson chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy.
Pioneers Rest. “Deo Vindice” (“Under God, [Our] Vindicator”) was the motto of the Confederacy.
Mount Olivet.
At Rose Hill a veteran of the Spanish-American War (1898).
At Greenwood Cemetery, James Aubrey Cooper was the first Fort Worth fatality of World War I.
