Talk:Lucius M. Walker

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[edit] Mistakes in article

1. He surrendered at Island Ten and was some exchanged. This occurred in April 1862, at the time of Shilon. This falsehood about being sick at Shiloh has been repeated many times. Further, almost all photos of him are photos of Rueben Lindsay Walker. An unfortunate pagination in an early Civil War books created this false impression.

This was corrected - thanks! The sources and references did refer to the illness at Shiloh, so good catch! Scott Mingus

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