Some of these links will allow you to search for your Confederate ancestor and assist you in finding information for your research.  Others will take you to sites relating to Page County and Confederate Heritage Groups.
 

• Adopt a Confederate Program  The Col. Harry W. Gilmor Camp # 1388, Sons of Confederate Veterans in Baltimore, MD has undertaken the task of providing readable markers on all the Confederate Veterans buried in Loudon Park Cemetery in Baltimore.  Their website has a roster of all buried there, and you can make their goal a reality by adopting one of these soldiers.

• Page County Confederate Veterans  Robert Moore's historical site contains rosters of all the Page County units, veteran's photos, and unit histories with links to many other Virginia counties.

• The Library of Virginia  Digital Library Program has many electronic indexes regarding Confederate units, rosters, and pension records.

• National Archives & Records Administration has a searchable database.  All Confederate military records are here and copies of them may be ordered.

• Page County, Genealogy Home Page  is a US Genweb Project hosted by Ken Gissy. It has a message forum to post and view messages if you need help, with lots of links to other counties and websites.

• The 58th Virginia Infantry (Patrick Grays) is a reenactment unit comprised of men from Page County and surrounding areas who are dedicated to the accurate portrayal of the Confederate soldier.

• Summers-Koontz Camp #490, Sons of Confederate Veterans is the newest Page County Heritage organization.  If you are a male, over the age of twelve, and interested in protecting your Confederate Heritage, check out this link for more information.

• Fortress Dixie is a comprehensive directory of listings pertaining to Southern organizations, research, and products.