Captain Evan Southgate
Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Wednesday, 6 June 1860,
page 2
ALEXANDRIA-At a large and well-attended meeting of the Democracy of Campbell
County at the Court house in Alexandria on Monday, June 4, on motion of E D
Southgate, Esq. Hon F A Boyd was called to the chair and Gus Artsman chosen
Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen were appointed a committee to draft and report resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting via: Messrs. E D Southgate, J M McArthur, T W W DeCoursey and J H Nelson.
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Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, Wednesday, 19 November 1862, page 2
DEATH OF A NEWPORT REBEL-We learn that Evan Southgate, of this city, who was a guerrilla Captain in the rebel service, died recently of his wounds received in a skirmish. He was on his way to Vicksburg at the time of his death.
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Louisville Daily Democratic, Thursday, 20 November 1862, page 1
DEATH OF A NEWPORT REBEL-Evan Southgate, of this city, died recently on his passage to Vicksburg, from the effects of injuries received in a skirmish with Federal soldiers. He was Captain of a guerrilla company and at the time of his death, was on his way to Vicksburg, for exchange.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, Thursday, Thursday, 11 December 1862,
page 3
BROUGHT HOME-The body of Evan Southgate, who died a short time
ago on a steamboat a short distance below Cairo, while being conveyed to
Vicksburg for exchange, has been brought to Newport for interment. Deceased was a Captain in the rebel army we
believe.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune, Thursday, 11 December 1862, page 3
The body of Evan Southgate of Newport, who was Captain of a rebel guerrilla company, and who died a few weeks ago on a steamboat between Cairo and Memphis, while on route to Vicksburg to be exchanged was brought to Newport yesterday for interment.