CSA veterans, about 1902. "Reunion of Confederate Veterans taken at residence of
Maj. Hardison in South Nashville," handwriting of Otto Giers, of C C and Otto Giers,
Nashville Photographers. There are several copies out there. That was written on the
back of one.

Front row: William R Gresham, William Thomas Walker, George W Park,
Isaiah Burney Bryant, Unknown, Unknown, Billy Mitchell

Row 2: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Earl T Gilliam, Dave Frierson

Back row: Wilson Trousdale, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, James Henry Anderson
(possibly)

*Anderson, James Henry, b. 30 August 1842
 in Maury Co. and died 12 January 1915 in Choctaw, Arkansas , 
CSA Co. G, 1st infantry, Field's regiment. (Tina Nobriga)
He is on this site under Pictures and looks a lot like the one identified by Tina.

*Bryant, Isaiah Burney, 5 Mar 1834 - 10 Jul 1917, 
Co. F, 1st TN Ca.; 6th Cav. (Identified by his daughter)

*Gilliam, Earl T. (Identified by Earl Thomas Gilliam, g-grandson.)

*Gresham, William R "Rafe", 4 Jul 1841 - 22 Jul 1911 (Identified by Earl Thomas Gilliam.)

*Mitchell, Billy, could be either: (Identified by Earl Thomas Gilliam)
Mitchell, William T. Capt., 1835-1921, d. Osceola, AR, 1st Lt. Co. B 3rd Inf.
or Mitchell, William H, 7 Feb 1838 - 7 Mar 1920, Co. F 1st TN Cav.

*Park, George W, 1 Oct 1840 - 23 Mar 1927, 1st TN Cav. 
(another page says 1st TN inf.) (Identified by Earl Thomas Gilliam)

*Trousdale, Wilson, 14 May 1845 - 17 Dec 1912, Co. E. 48th TN Inf.
(Identified by g-granddaughter.)

*Walker, William Thomas, 9 Feb 1842 - 4 Dec 1918, 9th TN Cav.
(Identified by granddaughter)

*Watkins, David Frierson, 1844 - 1929, Co F 1st TN Cav.
(Brother of Samuel R., author of Co. Aytch.)

This from Gary Hudspeth, 10 Sep 2006

"I have a clue about the year.  June 22-24, 1897 was the 7th annual CSA veterans reunion in
Nashville, TN, to coincide with the Tennessee Centennial and International Exposition.
According to the Confederate Veterans magazine, it was the largest, with 15,000 CSA
veterans in attendance. Special rail excursions were formed to take the men to battlefield
locations nearby. I noticed that several of the men are wearing ribbons on their suits.
This was the custom then, much like convention "badges" worn now.
I have my great-great-grandfather's ribbon from the 1897 reunion.  It is not as wide as
the ones in the picture, so your picture may be a different "reunion" or there may have been
several manufactures of ribbons."
 
Gary Hudspeth