through macon at about that same time in 1825 red but the family was originally from new york and edward tracyunior had a brother and he was a major in the confederate army and fighting with generally and virginia and he was killed. and it hurts about how this worked. so francis tracy, the cousin came down and found the body and dress him up like a federal officer and there was a lot of hostility on both sides about the enemies. and all of a sudden there was a brouhaha about a confederate officer being buried there and some say that he is the only officer, confederate officer buried above the mason dixon line. but it's interesting that all of a sudden this thing that happened 150 years ago would engender such discussions and debate and research. it was a fascinating time in many men were killed at that time. it was in the most vicious, one of the worst wars that had ever happened in this country. .. ..

but the tracy, was originally from new york, and edward tracy junior had a brother by the name of -- was a major in the army, confederate army and fighting with the generally up in virginia. at the battle of sharpsburg he was killed. even though the confederate army won the day, they had to retreat across the river and the union army had the field. well, the tracy family from batavia new york heard about the battle and heard about him being killed. so francis tracy, the cousin, thing down, found the body, dressed him up like a -- as a federal officer and transported his body back to batavia, new york, and buried him very quietly because of course during the middle of this war there was a lot of hostility on both sides about the enemy. what's interesting, if they can get very nature of the story was there was a comment in the batavia newspaper recently that commented on there being a confederate officer there in the batavia cemetery, and somebody had a confederate, small confederate flag, and all of a sudden there was a brouhaha about a confederate officer being buried there, and -- i

edward snowden. flynn says his agency believes snowden took every document he accessed and that much of it concerned pentagon operations. >>> those are your news headlines on the fox business network. now back to tracyyou very, very much. as i mentioned we're having a birthday. no, not mine. although that is really cool. we could do this in august again. happy 10th birthday to facebook. shares of the social network are up 60% since the first day of trading may 18th, 2012. the first day you remember was marched with total technical problems at nasdaq -- marred. despite that they raised $16 billion, making it the third largest in history. facebook has come a long way from ceo mark zuckerberg's dorm room and has over one billion users, still not me but one billion users. 57% of all adults are on facebook, it's crazy and half of all facebook users have more than 200 friends according to the pew center. that must make everyone feel good. as to the future of facebook, mark zuckerberg post ad statement on the facebook page saying quote, social networks are mostly about sharing moments in the next decade. they will help you answer questions and solve complex problems. happy birthday, facebook. ashley: $7 mi