Parker’s Crossroads, TN - The Parkers Crossroads Battlefield Association is extending an invitation to the public to meet children of Confederate soldier Private Pat Walsh. The event, co-hosted with the Colonel Thomas Alonzo Napier SCV Camp 2040 of Waverly, Tenn., is at the Parkers Crossroads City Park Activities Building on Saturday, November 10tth.   The reception for the Walsh family is from 10 -11 a.m.  

Pvt. Pat Walsh, a member of Morton's Battery, fought at Parker’s Crossroads on December 31, 1862.  His children, Mr. Frank Walsh, age 97, Mr. Robert Walsh, age 95, and Mrs. Mary Kathleen (Walsh) Hatcher, age 90, currently reside in Middle Tennessee.  Following the reception, the Walsh family will tour the historic battlefield site. Currently 206 acres of the core battlefield have been preserved and established as the Parkers Crossroads Battlefield Park.  For more information, contact the PCBA at 731-986-5572 or visit www.parkerscrossroads.com

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