Frankie Carbone

==                                                                                                                        == Francis Carbone was born on December 4th, 1922 in Nashville, Tenessee to Giorgio d'Carbone and Rachel Annabelle Jackson. When Carbone was 13, his father, Giorgio Carbone was killed during the Confederate-Canadian War, the death of his father is what Carbone says "made him the man that he is today." Carbone is a direct-descendent of President Andrew Jackson, 7th president of the former United States of America.

Biography
Carbone was born to a poor patriotic-Confederate family who dedicated everything, including their large plantation the Hermitage to the Confederacy during the Civil War, in which it was used as a hospital. As a boy, Jackson learned from his father how to take care of his family. Jackson made money by selling raccoon and beaver furs, and fed his family with animals that he caught in the forests of Tenessee. In 1934, the Confederate-Canadian War broke out, and Jackson's father was called to join a guerrilla unit of the Confederate Army. During the winter at the battle of Ottawa, Jackson's father was killed by British soldiers when he refused to give them intelligence on the unit which he belonged to. Upon hearing of the news, Carbone, like his ancestor Andrew Jackson, thirsted for the blood of the British.

Carbone, at age 14, enlisted in the Army and lied about his age. He went on to receve many promotions and commendations. In 1944 he was elected as a senator for Tenessee, and in 1952 was elected President of the Confederate States of America. In 1947, Carbone applied for dual citizenship for St. Paul and the CSA. He went on to be the General of the Army of the Free State of St. Paul. Due to his success and large amounts of publicity, Carbone became very wealthy, and was able to buy back the plantation his family had owned six days before it was supposed to be demolished. Jackson is known in Washington DC as "the man who can charm any politician onto his side, and any woman from her dress."

Personal Life
Francis Carbone is known in the Confederacy as a very charismatic and charming socialite. He owns 130 servants who work on his plantation. He is very close friends with Jefferson Davis VI, whom he has known since the day he entered politics. Carbone is a weapons collector, and a firm believer in the constitutional right to bear arms.