[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.] #  @CaptLowry Starke T. Miller Starke T. Miller posts on X about civil war, university of, money, discovered the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXX engagements in the last XX hours. ### Engagements: XXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1838264742143512576/interactions)  - X Week XXXXXX -XX% - X Month XXXXXXX +379% - X Months XXXXXXX +219% - X Year XXXXXXX +642% ### Mentions: XX [#](/creator/twitter::1838264742143512576/posts_active)  - X Week XX -XX% - X Month XX +154% - X Months XXX +330% - X Year XXX +2,780% ### Followers: XXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1838264742143512576/followers)  - X Week XXXXX +7.10% - X Month XXXXX +34% - X Months XXXXX +160% - X Year XXXXX +619% ### CreatorRank: XXXXXXX [#](/creator/twitter::1838264742143512576/influencer_rank)  ### Social Influence [#](/creator/twitter::1838264742143512576/influence) --- **Social category influence** [finance](/list/finance) XXXX% [social networks](/list/social-networks) XXXX% [technology brands](/list/technology-brands) XXXX% **Social topic influence** [civil war](/topic/civil-war) #132, [university of](/topic/university-of) #1103, [money](/topic/money) 9.09%, [discovered](/topic/discovered) #1312, [spell](/topic/spell) 4.55%, [battle of](/topic/battle-of) 4.55%, [youtube](/topic/youtube) 4.55%, [dip](/topic/dip) 4.55%, [what i](/topic/what-i) 4.55%, [care of](/topic/care-of) XXXX% **Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by** [@iluvtheater](/creator/undefined) [@fln8ive85](/creator/undefined) [@chrisdrawsplans](/creator/undefined) [@aolcom](/creator/undefined) [@youtube](/creator/undefined) [@coachdgill](/creator/undefined) [@rncutt](/creator/undefined) [@d_wayneharbison](/creator/undefined) [@quizmasterchina](/creator/undefined) [@across_dixie](/creator/undefined) [@1angryamerican_](/creator/undefined) [@saintledgewood](/creator/undefined) [@moomilk](/creator/undefined) [@jwallace2627](/creator/undefined) [@markwin1432](/creator/undefined) [@jacobjames13](/creator/undefined) ### Top Social Posts [#](/creator/twitter::1838264742143512576/posts) --- Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours "THIS IS HOW WE USED TO TEACH PEOPLE HOW TO SPELL MISSIPPI AT HALFTIME It took me about X seasons to learn how to spell Missippi. I was too busy looking at the girls holding the letters "You know Fred I kinda like the girl holding the S" "Which one" "All four of them Although the I girl is not bad either" Bonus Joke: You DO know there are more people writing books in Missippi than people who know how to read in Missippi Hotty Toddy" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1980414490404364313) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-20T23:23Z 1791 followers, 1147 engagements "HOW TO READ A CANNON Most every cannon you see in on a National Civil War Battlefield is an original cannon tube. The carriage is remanufactured most around 1900 but the tube was manufactured anywhere from 1841 to 1864. For example there are a bit over XXX original cannons on the Shiloh Battlefield. Most of those cannon tubes are 1862 period correct. They were mostly manufactured before the date of the Battle 1862. Most people go to Shiloh to see and learn about the Battlefield. Some people called "Gun Bunnies" among other things go to Shiloh to see the cannon Next time you find yourself next" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1981457593664229472) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-23T20:27Z 1791 followers, 9909 engagements "Here is an inkwell and a steel nib dip pen like Shelby Foote used to write with. He said it made him go slow and to think about what he was writing. On the right is a sample of his handwriting from 1991" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1983667359408890063) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-29T22:48Z 1791 followers, 3115 engagements "From 1976 - The OLE MISS REBELETTES HOTTY TODDY and God Bless Jefferson Davis Robert E. Lee and the Southern Confederacy" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1958242642988584989) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-08-20T19:00Z 1743 followers, 15.6K engagements "JAMES F. WALTON - UNIVERSITY of MISSISSIPPI CLASS of 1861 (Going Home) James Walton was raised in Richland in Holmes County Mississippi. That is about XX miles above Jackson. His Father was a well known Methodist Minister. When James was XX his two younger brothers went swimming in a creek during a Church picnic. One started to drown and an older boy jumped in to pull him out as they neared the shore the other brother jumped in to help pull his brother out. They all got tangled up and they all three drowned. James Walton entered the University of Mississippi in the Fall of 1857. That placed" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1980372129729376509) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-20T20:34Z 1785 followers, XXX engagements "A SAD TRULY AMAZING SOLDIER'S LAST LETTER James R. Montgomery University of Mississippi Class of 1858 UM Law Class of 1861 joined the University Greys (UM student Company) when the War came. He later got into the Confederate Signal Corps. At the Battle of Talley's Mill May XX 1864 Montgomery was mortally wounded. The Battle of Talley's Mill was over R. E. Lee defending his left flank two days before the Battle of Spotsylvania on May XX 1864. Mongomery knew he was dying and he wrote this last letter to his Father and family in Mississippi: "Dear Father This is my last letter to you. I went" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1983273360458199209) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-28T20:43Z 1787 followers, 1102 engagements "SHELBY FOOTE'S WRITING SCHEDULE Shelby Foote for most of his life wrote seven days a week for a total of about XX hours. This was for generally two reasons. He wrote hard from poverty this was how he made money. When he got to writing the Civil War he wrote hard from poverty and in order to get it done Shelby generally rose at X Am drank coffee and ate a light breakfast. By X he was in his study writing. He wrote with a steel nib dip pen. He had to dip it in an inkwell every three words or so. He said it made him think and go slow. He said in several interviews he wanted nothing electronic" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1983663799426048501) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-29T22:34Z 1784 followers, XXX engagements "THE GENIUS of SHELBY FOOTE (You folks sure do like Mr. Foote) After spending XX years writing a nearly 3000 page narrative of the Civil War Shelby Foote was asked to be an on camera commentator for Ken Burns documentary on the War. Ken his brother and his cameraman travelled to Memphis to interview Foote in his home office. It was the third home office Foote had written his three volume Civil War narrative in. Foote wrote every word with a steel nib dip pen. He had to dip it in an inkwell every three words or so. He said it made him go slow and think about his words. He wondered afterwards" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1973449785173508404) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-01T18:07Z 1791 followers, 74K engagements "NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST'S ONLY SON - WILLIAM (He was an Ole Miss student You knew this had to have an Ole Miss connection didn't you) In late November of 1862 the War was not going well for the Confederates here in Mississippi. Union General Grant was advancing down the Mississippi Central Railroad on his way to take Jackson and then to turn west and take Vicksburg. Grant had up to 70000 troops. Confederate General Pemberton had maybe 45000 Soldiers. Pemberton had hoped to stop Grant at the Tallahatchie River XX miles above Oxford. By late November Grant had flanked Pemberton out of that line" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1980722263474278785) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-21T19:46Z 1787 followers, 5941 engagements "The CIVIL WAR MAPS of DAVID GREENSPAN If you want to know when my interest started in the Civil War I will tell you that it started with these maps. During the Civil War Centennial 1961-1965 National Geographic ran these maps. My grandparents had a subscription to National Geographic and they kept at least X years of issues around the house. I probably discovered these maps when I was X years old in 1963. I was absolutely fascinated by them. Every time I went to their house I ran around on their acres but I also spent time sitting on their couch pouring through National Geographic magazines" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1982126832288686303) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-25T16:47Z 1790 followers, 5162 engagements "How to use a dip pen via @YouTube How to write with a steel nib dip pen like Shelby Foote wrote one million and a half words of three volumes of The Civil War CLICK to play and watch" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1983664661808767258) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-29T22:38Z 1787 followers, XXX engagements "Here is just one bit of what I have dealt with online for nine years at least weekly. This guy does not like my use of the term "Civil War". There are many other reasons I get this type of communication from: crazy people devil worshipers antifa militant atheists communists drunks far left libs socialists racists yankees and others and this is largely what they call themselves. Here is my answer to Junior and a pretty good introduction to me. 😀😎😎😀 I had two United Daughter of the Confederacy Grandmothers. I had a UDC Mother. I am the Camp Commander of the University Greys Camp 1803 Sons" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1981179663688097873) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-23T02:03Z 1791 followers, 1022 engagements "PRAYING FOR MASTER There was a Texas planter who went into the Confederate Army. He left his slaves and plantation in the care of his overseer. "One night at a late hour the overseer was aroused by a noise at the (slave) "quarter". He immediately arose and went in the direction of the noise far enough to ascertain that it was the voice of prayer. Drawing still nearer he discovered that the prayer meeting was a special occasion for the benefit of the master who had "gone to the wars". Earnest prayers ascended that his health and life might be spared and that God would grant him a safe return."" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1982894478483472691) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-27T19:37Z 1791 followers, 17.9K engagements "SHELBY FOOTE'S WRITING SCHEDULE Shelby Foote for most of his life wrote seven days a week for a total of about XX hours. This was for generally two reasons. He wrote hard from poverty this was how he made money. When he got to writing the Civil War he wrote hard from poverty and in order to get it done Shelby generally rose at X Am drank coffee and ate a light breakfast. By X he was in his study writing. He wrote with a steel nib dip pen. He had to dip it in an inkwell every three words or so. He said it made him think and go slow. He said in several interviews he wanted nothing electronic" [X Link](https://x.com/CaptLowry/status/1983667768495952281) [@CaptLowry](/creator/x/CaptLowry) 2025-10-29T22:50Z 1791 followers, 19.9K engagements
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@CaptLowry Starke T. Miller
Starke T. Miller posts on X about civil war, university of, money, discovered the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and XX posts still getting attention that total XXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
Engagements: XXXXX #
- X Week XXXXXX -XX%
- X Month XXXXXXX +379%
- X Months XXXXXXX +219%
- X Year XXXXXXX +642%
Mentions: XX #
- X Week XX -XX%
- X Month XX +154%
- X Months XXX +330%
- X Year XXX +2,780%
Followers: XXXXX #
- X Week XXXXX +7.10%
- X Month XXXXX +34%
- X Months XXXXX +160%
- X Year XXXXX +619%
CreatorRank: XXXXXXX #
Social Influence #
Social category influence finance XXXX% social networks XXXX% technology brands XXXX%
Social topic influence civil war #132, university of #1103, money 9.09%, discovered #1312, spell 4.55%, battle of 4.55%, youtube 4.55%, dip 4.55%, what i 4.55%, care of XXXX%
Top accounts mentioned or mentioned by @iluvtheater @fln8ive85 @chrisdrawsplans @aolcom @youtube @coachdgill @rncutt @d_wayneharbison @quizmasterchina @across_dixie @1angryamerican_ @saintledgewood @moomilk @jwallace2627 @markwin1432 @jacobjames13
Top Social Posts #
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"THIS IS HOW WE USED TO TEACH PEOPLE HOW TO SPELL MISSIPPI AT HALFTIME It took me about X seasons to learn how to spell Missippi. I was too busy looking at the girls holding the letters "You know Fred I kinda like the girl holding the S" "Which one" "All four of them Although the I girl is not bad either" Bonus Joke: You DO know there are more people writing books in Missippi than people who know how to read in Missippi Hotty Toddy"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-20T23:23Z 1791 followers, 1147 engagements
"HOW TO READ A CANNON Most every cannon you see in on a National Civil War Battlefield is an original cannon tube. The carriage is remanufactured most around 1900 but the tube was manufactured anywhere from 1841 to 1864. For example there are a bit over XXX original cannons on the Shiloh Battlefield. Most of those cannon tubes are 1862 period correct. They were mostly manufactured before the date of the Battle 1862. Most people go to Shiloh to see and learn about the Battlefield. Some people called "Gun Bunnies" among other things go to Shiloh to see the cannon Next time you find yourself next"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-23T20:27Z 1791 followers, 9909 engagements
"Here is an inkwell and a steel nib dip pen like Shelby Foote used to write with. He said it made him go slow and to think about what he was writing. On the right is a sample of his handwriting from 1991"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-29T22:48Z 1791 followers, 3115 engagements
"From 1976 - The OLE MISS REBELETTES HOTTY TODDY and God Bless Jefferson Davis Robert E. Lee and the Southern Confederacy"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-08-20T19:00Z 1743 followers, 15.6K engagements
"JAMES F. WALTON - UNIVERSITY of MISSISSIPPI CLASS of 1861 (Going Home) James Walton was raised in Richland in Holmes County Mississippi. That is about XX miles above Jackson. His Father was a well known Methodist Minister. When James was XX his two younger brothers went swimming in a creek during a Church picnic. One started to drown and an older boy jumped in to pull him out as they neared the shore the other brother jumped in to help pull his brother out. They all got tangled up and they all three drowned. James Walton entered the University of Mississippi in the Fall of 1857. That placed"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-20T20:34Z 1785 followers, XXX engagements
"A SAD TRULY AMAZING SOLDIER'S LAST LETTER James R. Montgomery University of Mississippi Class of 1858 UM Law Class of 1861 joined the University Greys (UM student Company) when the War came. He later got into the Confederate Signal Corps. At the Battle of Talley's Mill May XX 1864 Montgomery was mortally wounded. The Battle of Talley's Mill was over R. E. Lee defending his left flank two days before the Battle of Spotsylvania on May XX 1864. Mongomery knew he was dying and he wrote this last letter to his Father and family in Mississippi: "Dear Father This is my last letter to you. I went"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-28T20:43Z 1787 followers, 1102 engagements
"SHELBY FOOTE'S WRITING SCHEDULE Shelby Foote for most of his life wrote seven days a week for a total of about XX hours. This was for generally two reasons. He wrote hard from poverty this was how he made money. When he got to writing the Civil War he wrote hard from poverty and in order to get it done Shelby generally rose at X Am drank coffee and ate a light breakfast. By X he was in his study writing. He wrote with a steel nib dip pen. He had to dip it in an inkwell every three words or so. He said it made him think and go slow. He said in several interviews he wanted nothing electronic"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-29T22:34Z 1784 followers, XXX engagements
"THE GENIUS of SHELBY FOOTE (You folks sure do like Mr. Foote) After spending XX years writing a nearly 3000 page narrative of the Civil War Shelby Foote was asked to be an on camera commentator for Ken Burns documentary on the War. Ken his brother and his cameraman travelled to Memphis to interview Foote in his home office. It was the third home office Foote had written his three volume Civil War narrative in. Foote wrote every word with a steel nib dip pen. He had to dip it in an inkwell every three words or so. He said it made him go slow and think about his words. He wondered afterwards"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-01T18:07Z 1791 followers, 74K engagements
"NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST'S ONLY SON - WILLIAM (He was an Ole Miss student You knew this had to have an Ole Miss connection didn't you) In late November of 1862 the War was not going well for the Confederates here in Mississippi. Union General Grant was advancing down the Mississippi Central Railroad on his way to take Jackson and then to turn west and take Vicksburg. Grant had up to 70000 troops. Confederate General Pemberton had maybe 45000 Soldiers. Pemberton had hoped to stop Grant at the Tallahatchie River XX miles above Oxford. By late November Grant had flanked Pemberton out of that line"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-21T19:46Z 1787 followers, 5941 engagements
"The CIVIL WAR MAPS of DAVID GREENSPAN If you want to know when my interest started in the Civil War I will tell you that it started with these maps. During the Civil War Centennial 1961-1965 National Geographic ran these maps. My grandparents had a subscription to National Geographic and they kept at least X years of issues around the house. I probably discovered these maps when I was X years old in 1963. I was absolutely fascinated by them. Every time I went to their house I ran around on their acres but I also spent time sitting on their couch pouring through National Geographic magazines"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-25T16:47Z 1790 followers, 5162 engagements
"How to use a dip pen via @YouTube How to write with a steel nib dip pen like Shelby Foote wrote one million and a half words of three volumes of The Civil War CLICK to play and watch"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-29T22:38Z 1787 followers, XXX engagements
"Here is just one bit of what I have dealt with online for nine years at least weekly. This guy does not like my use of the term "Civil War". There are many other reasons I get this type of communication from: crazy people devil worshipers antifa militant atheists communists drunks far left libs socialists racists yankees and others and this is largely what they call themselves. Here is my answer to Junior and a pretty good introduction to me. 😀😎😎😀 I had two United Daughter of the Confederacy Grandmothers. I had a UDC Mother. I am the Camp Commander of the University Greys Camp 1803 Sons"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-23T02:03Z 1791 followers, 1022 engagements
"PRAYING FOR MASTER There was a Texas planter who went into the Confederate Army. He left his slaves and plantation in the care of his overseer. "One night at a late hour the overseer was aroused by a noise at the (slave) "quarter". He immediately arose and went in the direction of the noise far enough to ascertain that it was the voice of prayer. Drawing still nearer he discovered that the prayer meeting was a special occasion for the benefit of the master who had "gone to the wars". Earnest prayers ascended that his health and life might be spared and that God would grant him a safe return.""
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-27T19:37Z 1791 followers, 17.9K engagements
"SHELBY FOOTE'S WRITING SCHEDULE Shelby Foote for most of his life wrote seven days a week for a total of about XX hours. This was for generally two reasons. He wrote hard from poverty this was how he made money. When he got to writing the Civil War he wrote hard from poverty and in order to get it done Shelby generally rose at X Am drank coffee and ate a light breakfast. By X he was in his study writing. He wrote with a steel nib dip pen. He had to dip it in an inkwell every three words or so. He said it made him think and go slow. He said in several interviews he wanted nothing electronic"
X Link @CaptLowry 2025-10-29T22:50Z 1791 followers, 19.9K engagements