This summer we lost the last two sons of Confederate Soldiers that resided in Mississippi and both were from Corinth. One man's Father was a private in the unit where my GGGF was a Sgt. and he was this man's father's Sgt.(7th Ms Cavalry). The last widow of a Confederate Soldier in Ms lived here in Corinth and passed away back in 1987. The Civil War to many is just a generation or two away. Many of us, including myself, live and work on battlefields.
For many years I wrote back and forth with one of my elderly cousins over on my dad's side of the family ~ she was the daughter of an old Union veteran and a far younger woman who ended up being among the last Union widows.
Her husband, my Great Great Grandfather was held prisoner at Andersonville.
I think I got you equalled on the generation count Fur Shur.
One of their farms was used in Southern Indiana first as a hideout for runaway slaves. They buried the slavecatchers who came nosing around out in the old orchard. Their cousins were fighting Southerners in Kansas a good 10 years before the war started out (on a more formal basis).