4000
Chain Bridge Road In memory of Capt. John Quincy
Marr, CSA, the first Confederate officer to be killed
in the Civil War during a military engagement between
the opposing forces. He commanded the Warrenton Rifles
during the Union cavalry attack at 3 am on June 1, 1861.
His body was found in a clover field 800 feet southwest
of the Court House at daylight. Note that the cannons
are facing north, as do all cannons at Confederate monuments.
The monument was dedicated in 1904.
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