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John Holliday
Buried 6/09/1874. Reburied from Virginia.
6) Records of
JOHN HOLLIDAY BADEN,
E-51,
US Civil Ward Soldiers 1861-1865
J.H. Baden
Confederate MD
1st MD CAV
Rank in/out: Private
M379 roll 1
(Source: www.ancestry.com)
JOHN HOLLIDAY
BADEN, E-51,
Source: www.footnote.com
NARA M321
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Sgt. Maj. Sydnor Bailey – [Plot B-63; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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28, 1844. Took part in all the battles of the Army of
Northern Virginia. At the battle of
Col. Brockenborough [See listed below] who commanded the
brigade and myself were the last men to cross the
When I pitch my tent on the eternal Camping Ground, I can truthfully say that I am proud that I was a Confederate Soldier and have no excuses to offer anyone.
1)
Toomey, Page 39
Died 12/22/1908, aged 66 (sic).
6) Records of
SYDNOR BAILEY, B-63,
(source: www.ancestry.com)
American Civil War Soldiers
Sydnor Bailey
Occupation: Student
Enlisted as a Private 22 May 1861 at the age of 18 in Co. H, 40th Inf. Reg. VA
Promoted to Full Corporal (Estimated day of promotion) 15 July1862
Promoted to Full Sergeant (Estimated day of promotion)
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Sydnar Bailey
40 VA Inf.,
Rank in: Private
Rank out: Sergeant
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SYDNOR BAILEY, B-63, Co. H.,
40 VA Inf.
Source: www.footnote.com
NARA M324 Private-Sergeant
Company
Muster Roll July/Aug 1861, enlisted 22 May 1861 at Kilmarnock for 1 year from
25 April 1861- Sept/Oct 1861 Presence not stated-Nov/Dec 1961 not stated- 1
July-31 Dec 1862 Present-Jan/Feb 1863 Present-
Mch/Apr
1863 Present-May/June 1863 Present-July/Aug 1863 Present-Nov/Dec 1863 Present-1 March-30 June 1864
Present Acting Sgt.- Nov/Dec 1864 Present –Bounty Pay/Receipt Roll reenlisted 1
March 1862 at Heathsville. Enlistment extended for two years. Bounty due
$50.00, 4 Feb 1862-Record for Co. H (Lancaster Grays) 40 Regt. VA Inf., joined
22 May 1861, age 17, Residence Northd.
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Lt. James W. Baker – [Plot F-68; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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6) Records of
JAMES W. BAKER, F-68,
Source:
www.ancestry.com
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
James
W. Baker
77
VA Militia, Co. C
Rank
in/out: Private
CWSS:
M382 Roll 3
American
Civil War Soldiers
James
Baker
Enlisted
as Private Co. C., 77 Militia Inf. Reg. VA.
US
Civil War Soldiers Records and Profiles
James
W. Baker
Private
VA
Index
to Compiled Confederate Military Service Records
Source: www.footnote.com
Baker, James W., co. C., 77 VA Militia, Private-Private
Company
Muster Roll 1 May-1 July 1861 not stated.- 10 Sept-1
Jan 1862, enlisted 10 Sept. at
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
1st Sgt. Jacob K. Bales – [Plot J-13; Readable] ADOPTED
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6) Records of
J. K. BALES,
Lot J-13, Co. E., 2 KY Cav, Died
US Civil War
Soldiers 1861-1865
2 (Woodward’s) KY Cav, Co. E
Rank in: Private
Rank out: First Sergeant
Alternate name: J.K. Bayles
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63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
J.K.
BALES, J-13,
Co. E., 2nd KY Cav.
(Source:
www.genealogybank.com)
The
(
VETERAN CUTS HIS THROAT
Severs
Jugular Vein And Bleeds To Death Before Help Comes
Temporary aberration of mind caused **
despondency over his inability to secure work and worry over ill health is
thought to have been the causes which
***** Jacob K. Bales, a Confederate veteran, to cut his throat with a razor
yesterday morning in a woodshed in the rear of his home, 1*** North Gay
street. The head was almost severed from
the body, the gash extending from ear to ear.
Only once had Mr. Bales intimated that he
had any intention of ending his life. ***
that in an indirect way, remarking ****** said, that he thought he would ** **** out of
the world than in it. Yesterday morning
he arose about 6 o’clock and went downstairs, telling his wife that he would
open the house. She noticed that but one
window had been opened and immediately suspected something was wrong. Going out to the shed, she saw the husband
leaning against the wall, blood pouring from the gash which had severed the
jugular vein. Clasped in his right hand,
which hung nerveless at his side, was a razor.
Calling to him and receiving no reply, Mrs. Bales ran Back to the house
and ******** Mr. Louis Ritter, who occupies part of the house. When they returned to the shed Mr. Bales was
dead. He lay
face downward on the floor, his head resting against a stone which he had
struck in falling. ****** Scally was
called and declined to hold an inquest.
Mr. Bales was 70 years old last
December. He was born in Martinsburg, W.
After the hostilities had ceased he went to
Keyser, w.
His wife said yesterday she had noticed that
he had been falling for some time and that there were periods when he acted
very peculiarly. Some time ago Mr. Bales
wrote a short account of his career while in the army. This he wished to be published after his
death that people might know who he was.
He was a member of the Confederate Veterans
Association which, it is thought, will have charge of the funeral.
J.K. BALES, J-13,
Source: www.footnote..com
NARA M319
Bales, J. K., Co. E., 2 (Woodward’s) KY
Cav., Sgt.-Sgt. Cards filed with BAYLES, J. K.
Bales,
J. K., Private, Captain J.F. Overton’s Company*, age 29 appears on Co.
Muster-in Roll dated Memphis, TN, 22 Aug. 1861 (muster-in date) for 12 months.
Joined and enrolled 22 August at
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
Pvt. George Washington Barrett – [Plot J-09; Readable] ADOPTED
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1)
Toomey, Page 37
GEORGE WASHINGTON BARRETT
Born in Baltimore City. Enlisted May 1, 1861, as private in Company H, Third Virginia
Infantry. Was taken prisoner at Five Forks.
April 1865. Sent to
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
GEORGE WASHINGTON BARRETT, J-09, Co. H, 3rd VA Inf.
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
George W. Barrett
3 VA Inf,
Rank in/out: Private
M382 Roll 3
American Civil War Soldiers
George Barrett
Residence: MD
Occupation: Carpenter
Enlisted:
Date of Death:
Enlisted as a Private at age 25
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Michael Barry – [Plot F-71; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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23)
Driver, Page 371
Reburied from Virginia, 1874.
6) Records of
Michael Barry (Confederate)
Enlistment:
- Enlisted as Private
Mustering information:
- Enlisted into E Company, 2nd Infantry (Maryland)
Sources for the above information:
- Index to Compiled Confederate Military Service Records
69) http://alexanderstreet.com/resources/civilwar.access.htm
MICHAEL BARRY, F-71, MD Co.
E, 2nd MD Inf.
Source-www.footnote.com
Michael
Barry, Co. E, 2nd Battn MD Inf. Rank in/out: Private, NARA M321
On
Company Muster Rolls Feb 29/March 31, 1864-enlisted Sept. 8, 1862 at Richmond,
VA-absent wounded at Gettysburg July 3, 1863-left on field, Sept/Oct
1864-absent wounded at Gettysburg, PA July 3, 1863-left on field, Jan/Feb
1865-absent wounded at Gettysburg-left on field
Source:
www.ancestry.com
American
Civil War Soldiers
Michael
Barry
Confederate
MD
Enlisted
as a Private in
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Michael
Barry
Confederate
MD
2nd
Battn MD Inf, Co. E
Rank
in/out: Private
M379
Roll 1
Prisoner
of War Records-Confederate-Selected Records of the War Department Relating to
Confederate Prisoners of War
Barry,
Michael-Pvt- GS wound side of head died July 6, 1863 at
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
Pvt. Thomas Jefferson Bartholomew – [Plot J02;
Unreadable] ADOPTED
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BARTHOLOMEW, Thomas Jefferson. Second
Corporal/Private. Residence Sumner Co. Enrolled 21 May 61 at Nashville,
aged 27; present to 26 Apr 62 when demoted to Private; present until admitted 7
Mar 62 to Chimborazo Hosp No 5, Richmond, Va., with gonorrhea; returned to duty
22 Apr 62; present until sick at Richmond, 17 Aug 62; admitted 30 Aug 62 to
Lovington Hosp, Winchester, Va., with phthisis; returned to duty 8 Sept 62;
admitted 8 Oct 62 to Receiving Hosp/Genl Hosp No 9, Richmond with debility;
furloughed for 30 days; due to chronic rheumatism he was detailed as harness
maker at Clarksville, Va., 17 Oct 62, Special Order #243/21, AIGO; continued on
detail until Jan & Feb 65. Resided after the war in
53) Courtesy of
Barry Crompton BCrompton@bigpond.com
Born at Nashville, TN, April 10, 1842.
Wounded two different times. Both times flesh wounds caused
by shells of enemy bursting. First time wounded was at Battle of Seven Pines,
VA, Sunday afternoon and sent to Chimborazo Hospital
Richmond. The second time wounded was at
1)
Toomey, Page 40
THOMAS JEFFERSON
BARTHOLOMEW, J-02,
US Civil War Soldiers
Thomas J. Bartholomew
7 TN Inf.
Rank in: Corporal
Rank out: Private
Alternate Name: Thomas Bartholomew
M231 Roll 3
American Civil War Soldiers
Thomas Bartholomew
Enlisted as a Corporal
US Civil War Soldiers Records and Profiles
Thomas J. Bartholomew
Rank at Enlistment: Corporal
Served: TN
Enlisted in
Index to Compiled Confederate Military Service Records
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US Passport Applications 1924
Dr. Charles P. Bartholomew born
(Source: www.GenealogyBank.com)
The (
THOMAS J. BARTHOLOMEW
Mr. Thomas
Jefferson Bartholomew, a Confederate veteran and inmate of the Maryland Line
Confederate Soldiers’ Home, Pikesville, died Friday night at the
Born in
The funeral will take
place this morning from the undertaking establishment of Matthew Cadogan,
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
John B. Bass – [Plot C-03; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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6) Records of
JOHN B. BASS,
US Civil War
Soldiers 1861-1865
John B. Bass
Phillips Legion, GA, Co. A
Rank in/out: Private
American Civil War
Soldiers
John Bass
Phillips Legion Inf. REg. GA, Co., A
Civil War Prisoner
of War Records
Bass, John B. Private Phillips Legion, date and place of capture unknown, died West’s Buildings Hospital 14 January 1865
JOHN B. BASS, C-03,
Source: www.footnote.com
NARA M266
Company
Muster Roll-age 23-Private in Co. A., Rifle Battn, Phillips Legion Georgia
Vols., dated 1 Aug. 1861-joined and enrolled 26 June 1861 at Camp McDonald, GA
for the war-2-31 Aug 1861, present-J. B. Bass, (Infantry Battn) Phillips Legion
2-31 Aug. 1861 absent sick at Raleigh- May/June 1862 present-31 Aug to 31 Nov.
1862, Present-30 Nov to 31 Dec. 1862, Present-Jan/Feb 1863 Present-Sept/Oct
1863 Absent, Taken prisoner and not yet exchanged-Mch/Apr 1864 Absent missing
since 1 June 1864. Supposed to be captured.-May/June 1864 Absent captured 1
June 1864-July/Aug 1864 Absent captured 1 June 1864-List of Rebel Sick and
Wounded Prisoners of War received at DeCamp Genl. Hospital, Davids Island, NY
Harbor July 17, 19, 22, 23, 24, 1863, captured Gettysburg 1st-4th
July- Prisoner of War received at Elmira, NY 17 July 1864 from Point Lookout,
captured Coal Harbor 1 June 1864, transferred for exchange 11 Oct 1864-Roll of
Prisoners of War paroled at Elmira, NY 11 Oct. 1864-Muster Roll of a detachment
of paroled/exchanged prisoners at Camp Lee near Richmond, VA 31 Aug. 1863,
Present-USA Genl. Hosp. West’s Bldg., Baltimore, MD, admitted 13 Oct. 1864 from
Elmira NY, chronic diarrhea, died 14 Jan 1865-Record of death and interment,
Private, Phillips Legion, Single, Chronic Diarrhea, age 27, Native of GA, death
and burial 14/15 Jan. 1865.
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
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Reburied from
6) Records of
William G. H. Baxley – [Plot E-03a (
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23)
Driver, Page 369
WILLIAM G. H. BAXLEY,
lot E-03a, Co. A., 2nd
US Civil War
Soldiers 1861-1865
William G. D. Baxley
Confederate
2 Battn Md Inf.
Rank in/out: Private
American Civil War
Soldiers
William Baxley
Confederate
Enlisted as a Corporal
Co. A., 2 Inf. Reg.
1860
Joshua D. Baxley 43 Merchant
Catherine V. Baxley 33 VA
William G. D. Baxley 13
*** The following entries refer to Catherine Baxley, the Mother of Pvt. William G.H. Baxley and Southern sympathizer suspected of spying for the South.
The (
City Circuit Court- Judge Krebe
Catherine V.S. Baxley vs. Joshua Baxley; bill filed for divorce a vincule matrimonie, and injunction granted to restrain the defendant from disposing of complainant’s property or in any way interfering with her.
The (
Female Military Prison in
SKETCHES OF IT’S OCCPUTANTS- HOW THE GOVERNMENT ENTERTAINS THEM.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press has visited the
military prison for females in
We were admitted to the parlor of the house, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Greenshow, fronting on
On the east wall hangs the picture of Mrs. Fanny Moore, whose husband is now in our a—y, while the walls of the back room are adorned with different pictures of the men and women of our time. Just now, as we ar examining pictures, there is a noise overhead-hardly a noise-for it is the voice of a child, soft and musical.
“That is Rose Greenshow, the daughter of Mrs. Greenshow, playing with the guard,” says the lieutenant, who had noticed our distractment. “It is a strange sound here; you don’t often hear it, for it is generally very quiet.” And the handsome face of the lieutenant is relaxed into a shade of sadness. Thee are prisoners above there-no doubt of that-and rosy be the tones of this young child have dropped like the rain of spring unpon the leaves of the drooping flower. A moment more, and all is quiet, and, save the stepping of the guard above, there is nothing heard.
The
The first person incarcerated at the prison was Mrs. Rose O.
H. Greenshow, as she signs herself. She
was arrested on the 11th of Augsust of the last year and has been confined in the prison
ever since. Her husband was formerly
employed in theState Department in this city.
She is a woman of letters and was born in the South, although brought up
in
Next in turn comes Mrs. Betty A. Hessler, who was born and
reared in
Mrs. Jackson, the mother of the assassin of E____worth, has also been confined at this point.She was incarcerated but two days and nights. She has now gone South.
Miss Lilly Mackie, a daughter of Mackie, a clerk in one of
the departments, and belonging to one of the most respected families of
Mrs. M. A. Onderdonk was arrested in
An English lady, Mrs. Elena Lowe, who was arrested at
Besides the above, there were some eight or ten persons
arrested at
Miss Ellie M. Poole, alias Stewart, was arrested and brought
to the prison on
Among the number yet confined here is Mrs. Baxley, formerly
a resident of
A report that the cake sent to Mrs. Greenshow, on New Years, came from Mrs. Douglas to whom Mrs. G. sustains a relationship of aunt, is a mistake. The cake was sent by a party well known to the government, upon whoma strict watch is kept.
To-day (Wednesday) the three last named persons will probably be sent to jail on old Capitol Hill-an escort of the Sturges Rifles, under command of Lt. Shelton, being prepared to accompany them.
The (
Discussion of the Commission Relative to State Prisoner
“ Mrs. Augusta Heath Morris, Mrs. Rose O.N. Greenshow and Mrs. C.M. Baxley are to be conveyed beyond the lines and to give their parole not to return north of the Potomic until permitted by the Secretary of War.”
The (
The Female Sympathizers
It is stated that the female prisoners, Greenshow, Baxley
and Morris, still linger in the Old Captiol prison. Mrs. Morris has not yet completed her preparations
for her departure to
The (
“There are now held in the old brick Capitol ??? prisoner-103 of whom are prisoners of __, the rest being State prisoners. The three feminine prisoners, Mrs. Greenshow, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Baxley, are still there. All prisoners are, it is said, in good health, except such as were sick when committed.”
The (
The (
Arrest of a Female-
Mrs. C.P. Baxley was arrested yesterday morning. By Col. Woolley, by
order of
The preceeding information from the
In small print “This entire and/or portions thereof
are copyrighted by NewsBank and/or the American Antiquarian Society, 2004.”
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
Pvt. George O. Baxter – [Plot F-05; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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6) Records of
GEORGE O. BAXTER,
F-05, died
American Civil War Soldiers
George Baxter
Residence: Fauquier Co., VA
Enlisted:
Death: 4 May 1895
Enlisted as a Private
5’9’, blue eyes, light hair, light complexion
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
George O. Baxter
Capt. Cooper’s
Rank in/out: Private
Alternate name: George Baxter
M382 roll 4
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Lt. Hezekiah Henry Bean – [Plot H-21; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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23)
Driver, Page 370
Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 38
HEZEKIAH HENRY
BEAN, Lot H-21,
US Civil War
Soldiers 1861-1865
Hezekiah H. Bean
Confederate MD
1 MD Inf.,
Rank in/out: 2nd Lieutenant
American Civil War
Soldiers
Hezekiah Bean
Residence: St. Mary’s County, MD
Enlisted:
Confederate MD
Died:
Enlisted as a 2nd lieutenant on 15 June 1861.
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Bean, H.H., born Aug. 1820 age 79, born in MD, parents born in MD.
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Richard Beasely – [Plot A-13; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
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6) Records of
William T. Bellington – [Plot B-85; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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6) Records of
W. T. BELLINGTON, B-85, VA Co. I
42nd VA Inf.
Souce:www.footnote.com
William
T. Bellington card filed with W. H. Bellington,
NARA M324
W.
H. Bellington, Co. I, 42nd VA Inf.
Rank in/out: Private
W.
H. Bellington, Pvt.,
W.T.
Bellington, Prisoner of War, died and buried Oct. 15th and 16th
1864
Source:
www.ancestry.com
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
William
T. Bellington
42nd
VA Inf.,
Alternate
name: W. H. Bellington
M382
Roll 4
Prisoner
of War Records
Bellington,
WT, Pvt, 42 VA, captured Spottsylvania May 12, 1864, received Oct. 13, 1864,
died Oct. 15, 1864
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
Lt. George W. Berry – [Plot B-79; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Mary C. Wells, daughter of Edward Wells and Mary A. Burk,
married George W. Berry in
George W. Berry’s Military Service
By April of 1861, sizable armies had gathered around the
Federal Capital at
The month of April
had brought substantial gains for the Confederates. Federal forces abandoned
Harper’s Ferry on April 18th, and it was quickly occupied and held for a time,
by Southern forces. On April 20th, the Federal Naval base at
On April 25th, 1862 the 15th Regiment, Virginia Infantry was reorganized with eight companies. Companies F and K refused to reorganize and were soon afterward disbanded by a special order of the Secretary of War.
On April 26, 1862, Private Berry was promoted from the ranks
to lieutenancy, becoming 2nd Lieutenant George W. Berry. A statement of
accounts signed by George Berry, verifies his receipt of officer’s pay for the
period April 26 to June 30 1862, (2 months and 5 days) totaling $173.33. On
June 28, 1862, Lt.
Almost two months later, August 29, 1862, the Second Battle
of Bull Run (Manassass) was won by Lee and Longstreet. The Northerners were
driven back in rout upon
Lee followed up his advantage won at
Lee fell back into a cramped position along the Antietam
Creek, near
After a delay, McClellan struck the Confederates on
September 17, 1862. This was to be the single bloodiest day of the entire war.
In one day, 12,140 Union soldiers were lost (out of a force of 69,000) and Lee
lost 13,724 of his 52,000 men – 26,134 men lost in one day. Second Lt. George
W. Berry was among the casualties that day at the Battle of Sharpsburg (
On June 11, 1863 he was placed on detached service as an
enrolling officer in
Six months later, in early 1865, Generals Grant and Mead
laid siege to both
Woods Baltimore City Directory, 1867-68, atates that in
those years he lived at
George W. Berry listed his occupation as printer. It is
therefore possible that he met his wife, Mary, through her brother, Nicholas B.
Wells, who was also a printer in
George W. Berry died in
Of the six
In the year 1891, at the age of 24 or 25, Edward Wells Berry married Annie M. Fitzpatrick, the daughter of Patrick Fitzpatrick and Catherine Cecelia Tangney.
22)
Courtesy Mr. George A. Price
DEATHS
Mr. George W. Berry
Mr. George W. Berry, aged 67 years, one of the most
distinguished veterans of the Civil War, died Saturday evening at 8:30 o’clock
at the Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers’ Home, Pikesville, of paralysis. He
was born at
The deceased is survived by one son (Mr. H.W. Berry of
Relay), who is also a printer, working for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
a daughter (Mrs. Norvetta Seeburry). The funeral will take place this morning
at 8 o’clock from St. Charles Roman Catholic Church, where requiem mass will be
said by Rev. Michael J. Riordan. Interment will be in the Confederate lot in
Tuesday, October 22, 1907
Pg 14, Col. 4
22)
Courtesy Mr. George A. Price
Died 10/19/1907, aged 68.
6) Records of
Stephen Bevan – [Plot A-28; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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6) Records of
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E. Stephen Bevans – [Plot A-36; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
Buried April 1863.
6) Records of
F. S. Bevans (Confederate)
Enlistment:
- Enlisted as Private
Mustering information:
- Enlisted into Unassigned Company, 4th Infantry (North
Carolina)
- Died as POW while serving in 4th Infantry (North
Carolina) on Apr 15 1863 at Fort McHenry, MD (No further record)
Sources for the above information:
- North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster, (1993)
69) http://alexanderstreet.com/resources/civilwar.access.htm
Pvt. Charles D. Bird – [Plot D-38; Readable] ADOPTED
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Pvt., Co. D, 1st
23)
Driver, Page 371
US Civil War Soldiers
1861-1865
Charles D. Bird
12th VA Inf, Co. C.
1860 Federal
census Balto.,
Charles D.P. Bird, 23 years old, male, Algebra and Lang. born PA.
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Died 10/02/1912, aged 73.
6) Records of
Michael Blumenaur – [Plot E-14; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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Died 12/01/1889, aged 65.
6) Records of
1st MD Artillery.
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
The Sun Paper,
The funeral of Michael Blumenaur, aged 66 years, who died on
Saturday at the Confederate Soldiers’ Home at
The preceeding information from the Sun Paper was
found on the website www.Genealogybank.com.
In small print “This entire and/or portions thereof
are copyrighted by NewsBank and/or the American Antiquarian Society, 2004.”
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
Pvt. George W. Blunt – [Plot A-08; Readable] ADOPTED
Buried 12/23/1864.
6) Records of
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James Oliver Bond – [Plot J-50; Unreadable] ADOPTED
Died October 28, 1864.
Reburied from
6) Records of
Sgt. Henry Richard Bonn – [Plot B-53; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 38
Died 2/06/1909, aged 72.
6) Records of
HENRY RICHARD
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Henry R. Bonn
1st VA Inf. (Williams Rifles),
Rank in/out: Private
M382 roll 5
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Henry R. Bonn
25th
Rank in: Sergeant
Rank out: First Sergeant
M 382 roll 5
American Civil War Soldiers
Henry Bonn
Enlisted as a Sergeant
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1850 US Federal Census-MD, Baltimore, Ward 16 |
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Joseph Bonn |
48 |
Tobacconist |
MD |
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Hannah J. Bonn |
26 |
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MD |
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Henry R. Bonn |
13 |
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MD |
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Joseph Bonn, Jr. |
8 |
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MD |
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Alfred G. Bonn |
3 |
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MD |
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Catherine J. Bonn |
12-Jan |
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MD |
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Margaret Clark |
19 |
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MD |
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Catherine McPhail |
16 |
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MD |
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1880 US Federal Census-VA, Henrico, |
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Benson, William H. |
70 |
Tailor |
MD |
Scotl. |
Scotl. |
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Benson, Martha F. |
64 |
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VA |
VA |
VA |
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Wife |
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Benson, Catherine |
26 |
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VA |
MD |
VA |
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Daughter |
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Benson, Mary R. |
22 |
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VA |
MD |
VA |
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Daughter |
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Benson, Fanny R. |
20 |
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VA |
MD |
VA |
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Daughter |
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Bonn, Henry R. |
42 |
Tobacco fact. |
MD |
MD |
MD |
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Son-in-law |
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Bonn, Caroline |
40 |
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VA |
MD |
VA |
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Daughter |
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Bonn, Catherine |
14 |
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VA |
MD |
VA |
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Granddaughter |
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Bonn, Caroline |
8 |
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VA |
MD |
VA |
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Granddaughter |
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7 |
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VA |
MD |
VA |
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soldier |
Mar 1837 |
63 married |
MD |
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MD |
inmate |
(The above information was taken from www.ancestry.com)
Baltimore American paper,
Death of Confederate Veteran
Mr. Henry R. Bonn,
a veteran of the Confederate Army, died yesterday afternoon at the Maryland Line
Confederate Soldiers’ Home in
He was born in
Funeral services
will be held at the Relic Hall at the home at
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
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D.W. Bouler – [Plot C-68; Unreadable] ADOPTED
Buried 7/20/1863.
6) Records of
Henry
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Pvt., Co. G, 2nd
23)
Driver, Page 375
Died 11/08/1930, aged 83.
6) Records of
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John Boyce – [Plot J-17; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 39
Died 9/22/1902, aged 62.
6) Records of
John A. Boyd – [Plot C-66; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Buried 7/20/1863.
6) Records of
JOHN A. BOYD, , C-66, NC, Co.
B, 13th NC Inf.
Source:
www. Footnote.com
John
Boyd, Pvt, Capt. A. A. Erwin’s Co., age 18 on Company Muster Roll June 30,
1861, enrolled April 3 at Randellsburg, Mustered in May 13 at Raleigh,
occupation Farmer, May 13/June 30, 1861-present, July/Aug 1861-present, Sept/Oct
1861-present, Nov/Dec 1861-present, Jan/Feb 1862-present, Feb 28/June 30,
1862-absent sick in hospital, June 30/Oct 31, 1862-died July 8, 1862, Roll of
Honor-count Mecklenburg, date of entrance into service April 26, 1861, age 18,
Volunteer, died July 8, 1862 at Richmond, VA., On Register of Episcopal Church
Hospital, Williamsburg, Va,-complaint: Ty Febris, admitted Aug. 6, 1862,
remarks discharges, Report of sick and wounded at Chimborazo Hospital,
Richmond, VA, July 1862 with Typhoid fever, died July 8, 1862, Register of
claims of deceased soldiers from NC which were filed for settlement-present by
E. J., Bod, mo, March 7, 1863, died at Winder Hospital.
Source:
www.ancestry.com
1860
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William
Boyd |
42 |
Farmer |
NC |
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37 |
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NC |
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John
Boyd |
15 |
Farm
laborer |
NC |
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Elizabeth
Boyd |
13 |
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NC |
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Mary
Boyd |
11 |
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NC |
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William
Boyd |
09 |
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NC |
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Parthina
Boyd |
07 |
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NC |
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Sally
Boyd |
05 |
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NC |
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James
Boyd |
03 |
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NC |
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Martha
Boyd |
01 |
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NC |
US
Civil War Soldier 1861-1865
John
Boyd
13
NC Inf.,
Rank
in/out: Private
M230
Roll 4
American
Civil War Soldiers
John
Boyd
Residence:
Mecklenburg Co., NC
Occupation:
Farmer
Enlisted:
2 April 1861 at
Enlisted
as a Private at age 18
Died
of disease 8 July 1862 at hospital,
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
Pvt. Thomas Hewlings Stocton Boyd – [Plot B-77; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Born
1)
Toomey, Page 37
Died 12/12/1907, aged 70.
6) Records of
THOMAS HEWLINGS STOCTON BOYD
Born in
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
THOMAS HEWLINGS
STOCTON BOYD,
B-77,
(Source:
www.ancestry.com)
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Thomas
H. S. Boyd
Confederate
LA
1st
Rank
in/out: Private
M378
Roll 3
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
T.
H. S. Boyd
Reed’s
Rank
in/out: First Lieutenant
M382
Roll 6
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
T.
H. S. Boyd
Capt/
Reed’s
Rank
in/out: First Lieutenant
M382
Roll 6
Boyd,
Thomas H. S.,
1900
Boyd,
T.H.S. Soldier Sept 1837 62 MD MD MD inmate
(Source:
www.genealogybank.com)
The
(
COL. THOMAS H. S. BOYD
Colonel Boyd was admitted to the home
December 3, 1895. He was a druggist by
profession. Funeral services will be
held at the home at 10 A.M. tomorrow.
Burial will be in the Confederate lot,
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
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G.T. Boyette – [Plot A-09; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
Died 01/01/1865. Buried 1/02/1865.
6) Records of
G. T. BOYETTE, A-09, NC, Co. B,
2nd NC Inf.
Source:
www.footnote.com
G.T.
Boyette not found. I did find
information for G.H. Boyett, card filed with James H. Boyette. All other
information is the same.
Boyette,
James H., Co. B, 2nd NC Inf., Rank in/out: Private
Company
Muster Roll May 1/Oct 31, 1862-enlisted April 29, 1862 at Wilson-present,
bounty paid, Jan/Feb 1863-present, Mar/Apr 1863-present, May/June 1863-present,
July/Aug 1863-present-was present at the battle of Gettysburg, Sept/Oct
1863-present, Nov/Dec 1863-present, Jan/Feb 1864-prsent, Apr. 1, 1864-absent
furloughed from Camp Mar. 10, 1864, 30 days, May 1/Aug 31, 1864-present
–missing in action-lost in fight at Winchester, Va, Sept. 19, 1864, Roll of Honor-county
Wilson-date of entrance into service May 7, 1862-age 21-Volunteer, POW at Point
Lookout, MD received from harpers Ferry
Sept. 26, 1864, captured Winchester, VA Sept. 19, 1864-exchanged Jan 17, 1865,
Roll of POW paroled at Point Lookout, MD Jan. 17, 1865 and transferred for
exchange, Roll of POW at Provost Marshal’s Office at Goldsboro, NC, paroled
Goldsboro May 4, 1865, came in for parole., G.T. Boyett, PVT, Co. B., 2nd
NC, residence before enlistment Wilson, NC, single, gunshot wound, age at death
18, death/burial Jan 1st and 2nd 1865.
Source:
www.ancestry.com
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
G.
H. Boyett
2
NC Inf. Co. B
Rank
in/out: Private
Alternate
name: James H. Boyette
M230
Roll 4
American
Civil War Soldiers
James
Boyette
Residence:
Wilson Co., NC
Enlisted
29 April 1863 at Wilson Co., Nc
Enlisted
as a Private in
US
Civil War Soldiers Records and Profiles
James
H. Boyette
Residence:
Wilson Co., NC
Enlisted
29 April 1862 at Wilson Co., NC
Rank:
Private
Served:
NC
Survived
the war: Yes
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
John Brackley – [Plot D-06; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
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Buried 12/18/1864.
6) Records of
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Pvt. Thomas G. Bradford – [Plot F-45; Unreadable] ADOPTED
Died March 6, 1865.
Reburied from
6) Records of
THOMAS G.
BRADFORD, F-45,
MD 1st MD Artillery
Source:
www.footnote.com
Bradford,
Thomas G., 1
Company
Muster Roll Sept/Oct 1861-enlisted 6 July 1861 at Tappahanock-present, Nov/Dec
1861-present, Jan/Feb 1862-present, Register of deaths in General Hospital #21
Richmond, VA-died in Hospital of his wounds on the 13th day of June
1862-bundle containing articles-1 pr pants, 3 shirts, 2 handkerchiefs, No
money, Admitted June 5, 1862 for Vulnus sclop., died June 13, 1862
Source:
www.ancestry.com
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Thomas
G. Bradford
Confederate
MD
1
Batty MD Art.
Rank
in/out: Private
M379
Roll 1
American
Civil War Soldiers
Thomas
Bradford
Confederate
MD
Enlisted
as a Private in 1st Light Art. Reg. MD
The
Adopt-a-Confederate archives has listed the date of death as 6 March 1865,
reburied from
on
March 6, 1865. I believe the records
were confused and the dates in the archives are for the Ill. Man.
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
Daniel J. Bradshaw – [Plot B-49; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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Buried 10/27/1864.
6) Records of
DANIEL J.
BRADSHAW,
B-49, NC Co. B, 51st NC Inf.
Source:
www.footnote.com
Company
Muster in and Descriptive Roll dated April 2, 1862 Wilmington, NC, born Sampson
NC, age 24, occupation farmer, 6” 3’, enrolled March 26 at Wilmington absent
without leave, Company Muster Roll April 2/June 30, 1862-present absent without
leave, July/Aug 1862-present, Sept/Oct 1862-present, Nov/Dec 1862-present,
Jan/Feb 1863 absent detached to work on signal houses Feb 23, 1863, Mar/Apr
1863 absent detached Feb 28, 1863 to build signal houses near Charleston, SC,
May/June 1863-present, July/Aug 1863-absent detailed under Lt. Young in charge
of torpedoes, Sept/Oct 1863-absent detailed under Lt. Young in charge of
torpedoes, Nov/Dec 1863-present, Jan/Feb 1864-absent on Provost Guard in
Petersburg VA, Apr 30/Aug 31, 1864 absent captured at Cold Harbor May 31, 1864,
Sept/Oct 1864 Prisoner of War captured at Cold Harbor May 31, 1864, Nov/Dec
1864-absent prisoner of war captured Cold Harbor May 31, 1864, Prisoner of war
at Point Lookout MD –date of arrival White House, VA June 8, 1864 captured Cold
Harbor May 31, 1864-transferred to Elmira, NY Aug. 16, 1864, transferred for
exchange Oct. 11, 1864, Report of POW’s who died, captured Spottsylvania May
12, 1864. Died Oct. 26, 1864 of chronic diarrhea, admitted Oct. 13, 1864 to
Source:
www. ancestry.com
US
Civil War Soldiers Records and Profiles
Daniel
J. Bradshaw
Residence:
Sampson Co., NC
Occupation:
Farmer
Age
at enlistment: 24
Enlistment:
26 March 1862 at New Hanover Co., NC in
Survived
war: No
Mustered
out 26 Oct 1864 at
US
Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Daniel
J. Bradshaw
51
NC Inf. Co. B
Rank
in/out: Private
M230
Roll 4
American
Civil War Soldiers
Daniel
Bradshaw
Residence:
Sampson Co., NC
Occupation:
Farmer
Enlistment
place: New Hanover Co., NC
Enlisted
as a Private at age 24 in Co. B, 51 Inf. Reg. NC on April 2, 1862
Died
of disease as a POW 26 Oct 1864 at
1860
US Federal Census-NC-Sampson-McDaniels
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DJ
Bradshaw |
22 |
Farm
laborer |
NC |
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Mary
J. Bradshaw |
30 |
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NC |
1850
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Sion
Bradshaw |
38 |
Laborer |
NC |
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Sarah
Bradshaw |
38 |
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NC |
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Owen
K. Bradshaw |
16 |
Farmer |
NC |
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William
Bradshaw |
15 |
Farmer |
NC |
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Mary
Bradshaw |
13 |
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NC |
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Daniel
Bradshaw |
11 |
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NC |
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John
Bradshaw |
07 |
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NC |
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Sarah
Bradshaw |
02 |
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NC |
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Hannah
Bradshaw |
6
days |
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NC |
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Tabitha
Bradshaw |
68 |
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NC |
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
2nd Lt. John L. Bratten – [Plot F-19; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
Died 6/30/1893, aged 75.
6) Records of
John L. Bratten (Confederate)
Enlistment:
- Residing in Chowan County, NC at time of enlistment
- 41 years of age at time of enlistment
- Enlisted on May 15 1861 at Chowan County, NC as Private
Mustering information:
- Enlisted into A Company, 1st Infantry (North
Carolina) on May 15 1861
- Resigned from 1st
Infantry (North Carolina) on Nov 22 1861 (Resignation submitted 11/17/61.)
Promotions:
- Promoted to 2nd Lieut (Full, Vol) on May 16 1861
Sources for the above information:
-
69) http://alexanderstreet.com/resources/civilwar.access.htm
Pvt. John L. Bratten, Jr. – [Plot D-40; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
Died 9/12/1912, aged 65.
6) Records of
Musician James G. Bratton – [Plot G-02; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Died 6/13/1896.
6) Records of
Pvt. William F. Brawner – [Plot B-12; Readable] ADOPTED
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Pvt., Co. F, 2nd
23)
Driver, Page 377
Died 6/15/1917.
6) Records of
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Pvt. Lawrence H. Breed – [Plot F-21; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
Died 9/03/1893, aged 52.
6) Records of
LAWRENCE H. BREED,
F-21,
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
L.H. Breed
Confederate MD
1st MD CAV, Co. F
Rank in/out: Private
Alternate name: Henry L. Breed
M379 roll 1
American Civil War Soldiers
Henry Breed
Confederate MD
Enlisted as a Private Co. F, 1st Battn Cavalry Reg., Md
718 W. German
Occupation: watchman
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Breed, L.H. |
33 |
?mate |
La |
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Breed, Fanny M |
27 |
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Md |
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Breed, Rachel H. |
8 |
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Breed, L.H. |
42 |
printer |
La La La |
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34 |
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Breed, Rachel H. |
18 |
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Wash |
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Breed, Blanch A |
9 |
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La |
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Breed, Gaston L. |
7 |
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Md |
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Breed, Moss G. |
5 |
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Wash |
(Source for above information: www.ancestry.com)
Sun paper (
BREED-September 2, LAWRENCE H. BREED, aged 52 years, son of
the late Col. William Breed of
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock from his late
residence,
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Pvt. John Philip Brehm – [Plot J-11; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 39
Died 1/18/1902, aged 66.
6) Records of
JOHN PHILIP BREHM,
J-11,
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
John P. Brehm
Confederate MD
1st MD Cav.,
Rank in/out: Private
M 379 roll 1
American Civil War Soldiers
John Brehm
Confederate MD
Enlisted as a private in Co. C., 1st Battn Cav. Reg. Md.
1900
Brehm, John P. April 1833 63 widow GER GER GER
Immigrated 1846, in the
US Naturalization Records Index 1794-1995, MD, District
of MD
Brehm, John
Certificate # T.S. #17 Folio 5
Title and Location of Court: U.S.D.C. Baltimore, MD
Born:
Date of Naturalization:
Witness: Sabastian Schubert
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Arthur Brezendine – [Plot C-90; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Died 3/24/1909.
6) Records of
ARTHUR BREZENDINE, C-90,
American Civil War Soldiers
Arthur Brizendine
Enlisted
Confederate
Co. A., 55th
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Arthur Brizendine
Rank in/out: Private
M382 roll 7
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Arthur Brozindine
Rank in/out: Private
Alternate name: Arthur Brizendine
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Zachariah Brizendine |
40 |
Manager |
VA |
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Letty Brizendine |
26 |
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VA |
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Arthur Brizendine |
15 |
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VA |
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Mary Brizendine |
14 |
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VA |
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Emeline Brizendine |
13 |
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VA |
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Matilda Brizendine |
10 |
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VA |
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1860 |
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Zachariah Brizendine |
50 |
Farmer |
VA |
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Letty Brizendine |
37 |
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VA |
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Arthur Brizendine |
25 |
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VA |
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Mary S. Brizendine |
23 |
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VA |
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Emeline Brizendine |
22 |
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VA |
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1870 |
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Brisendine, Arthur |
30 |
Wheelwright |
VA |
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1880 US Federal Census- MD, |
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Brizendine, Arthur |
41 |
Wheelwright |
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1890 Veterans Schedule- MD, Montgomery, District D127
Arthur Brizendine, Pvt. Co. A, 55 VA Inf.
Enlisted
Discharged
Length of Service: 3 years, 10 months 12 days
1900
Brizendine, Arthur Soldier Feb 1835 65 Single VA
(The above information found on www.ancestry.com)
IGI- www.familysearch.org
Arthur Brizendine
Born 1835, VA
Father: Zachariah Brizendine
Mother: Letty
The
Arthur Brizendine
Born in Essex County, VA. Enlisted
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Pvt. Oliver P. Brickhead – [Plot A-54; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
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Lt. George Brightaupt – [Plot F-39; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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2nd Lt., Co. G, 2nd
23)
Driver, Page 378
Died 9/30/1864. Reburied from
6) Records of
GEORGE
BRIGHTHAUPT, Lot F-39,
US Civil War
Soldiers 1861-1865
George A. Brighthaupt
Confederate MD
2 Batt’n MD Inf.,
Rank in/out: 2nd Lieutenant
American Civil War
Soldiers
George Brighthaupt
Residence:
Occupation: Butcher
Enlisted:
Confederate MD
Enlisted 2 May 1861 at the age of 23 in Co. E., 1st
George Brighthaupt
Occupation: Butcher
Enlisted:
Promoted to Full 2nd Lieutenant (Elected when in the 2nd MD Inf.)
Enlisted
Enlisted Co. C (2) 19th Battn Heavy Artillery
Enlisted as Private 3 May 1862 at the age of 23
Transferred into
Transferred out of Co. C (2)
Height: 5’8.5” eyes: Dark Hair: Dark Complexion: Dark
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Pvt. Joseph William Brightwell – [Plot H-07; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Born
1)
Toomey, Page 36
Died 10/03/1904, aged 57.
6) Records of
JOSEPH WILLIAM BRIGHTWELL
Born in
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Thomas Brinson – [Plot A-29; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
Buried September 1862.
6) Records of
Capt. John Lamar Briscoe – [Plot F-73; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
Born in
1) Toomey, Page 36
Died 2/16/1894.
6) Records of
JOHN L. BRISCOE
Born in
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
John H. Briscoe – [Plot G-13; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Died 2/16/1894, aged 64.
6) Records of
Marshall Briscoe – [Plot F-47; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Pvt.,
23)
Driver, Page 379
Reburied from
6) Records of
Pvt. Richard C. Briscoe – [Plot G-11; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Died 1/12/1894, aged 60.
6) Records of
Col. John Bowyer Brockenbrough – [Plot H-01; Unreadable] ADOPTED
Died 11/15/1901, aged 67.
6) Records of
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JOHN BOWYER
BROCKENBROUGH, Lot H-01, 2 MD Art (
US Civil War
Soldiers 1861-1865
John B. Brockenbrough
Confederate MD
2
Rank in/out: Captain
John b. Brockenbrough
Captain Archibald Graham’s Co. VA Light Artillery (Rockbridge Art)
Rank in: First Lieutenant
Rank out: Lieutenant
Alternate name: J.B. Brockenbrough
John B. Brockenbrough
Confederate Confederate Troops
General and Staff Officers, C.S.A.
Rank in: Major of Arty
Alternate name: J.B. Brockenbrough
J.B. Brockenbrough
Confederate Confederate Troops
Cutshaw’s Battalion Confederate Art., Co. F & S
Rank in/out: Major
Alternate name: John B. Brockenbrough
American Civil War
Soldiers
John Brockenbrough
Residence:
Occupation: Lawyer
Enlisted:
Born:
Died:
Enlisted as a First Lieutenant 29 April 1861 at the age of
26. Commission on Co.1st, Rockbridge 1st Light Artillery
Ancestral File at
familysearch.org
John Bowyer Brockenbrough
Born: 1836
Married: Lucy Alice Murrell 1864
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Children: |
Alice Murrell Brockenbrough |
14 Nov. 1865-1880 |
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John White Brockenbrough |
6 Oct 1867- |
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William Murrell Brockenbrough |
12 March 1869 |
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Edward Brockenbrough |
1875 |
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Robert Lewis Brockenbrough |
ca 1877 |
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James Hubbard Brockenbrough |
5 Jan 1880 |
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Mariam Willoughby Brockenbrough |
5 Jan 1880 |
1850
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John W. Brockenbrough |
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43 |
Judge |
VA |
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Mary C. Brockenbrough |
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40 |
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VA |
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John B. Brockenbrough |
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14 |
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VA |
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William Brockenbrough |
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12 |
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VA |
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9 |
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VA |
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Louisa Brockenbrough |
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8 |
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VA |
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Robert Brockenbrough |
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3 |
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VA |
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Frances Brockenbrough |
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8/12 |
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VA |
1860
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Jno. B. Brockenbrough |
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24 |
Lawyer |
VA |
The Asst. Marshall who was the enumerator of this census was
Jno. B. Brockenbrough.
Next door appears to be, possibly, a college dorm as all are listed as “student of the college”, including Willoughby Brockenbrough, age 17.
1880
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Murrell, Jno. Wm. |
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58 |
Farmer |
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VA VA VA |
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Murrell, Mary A. |
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50 |
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Wife |
VA NH NY |
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Murrell, Geo. |
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13 |
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Son |
VA VA VA |
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Brockenbrough, Jno |
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44 |
Lawyer widow |
Son in Law |
VA VA VA |
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Brockenbrough, Alice |
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14 |
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Granddaughter |
VA VA VA |
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Brockenbrough, Jno. W |
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12 |
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Grandson |
VA VA VA |
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Brockenbrough, Wm. |
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10 |
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Grandson |
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Brockenbrough, Edward |
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8 |
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Grandson |
LA VA VA |
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Brockenbrough, Hubard |
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4/12 |
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Grandson |
VA VA VA |
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Brockenbrough, Mary |
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4/12 |
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Granddaughter |
VA VA VA |
www.iath.virginia.edu/staunton/harvest/hanger2.html
#71 John Bowyer
Brockenbrough (1836-1901)- A NATIVE OF
From www.familysearch.org
According to information found on familysearch.org the children of John Bowyer and Lucy Alice Murrell Brockenbrough, who were married in 1864, are:
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Alice Murrell Brockenbrough |
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14 Nov. 1865-1880 |
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John White Brockenbrough |
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6 Oct 1867- |
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William Murrell Brockenbrough |
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12 March 1869- |
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Edward Brockenbrough |
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ca 1875- |
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Robert Lewis Brockenbrough |
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ca 1877- |
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James Hubbard Brockenbrough |
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5 Jan 1880- |
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Marian Willoughby Brockenbrough |
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5 Jan 1880- |
The parents of John Bowyer Brockenbrough were John W. and Macy C. Bowyer who married in 1831. Their children are:
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John Bowyer Brockenbrough |
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1836-1901 |
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William Brockenbrough |
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10 Feb 1838- |
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Edward Colston Brockenbrough |
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31 Jan 1841- |
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4 Oct 1842- |
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Robert Lewis Brockenbrough |
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30 Oct 1844- |
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Louisa Gardner Brockenbrough |
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ca 1844-1913 |
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Francis Henry Brockenbrough |
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ca 1850- |
The parents of John W. Brockenbrough were William and Judith White Brockenbrough. Their children are:
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John W. Brockenbrough |
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1806-1877 |
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Judith White Brockenbrough |
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ca 1808- |
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Elizabeth Brockenbrough |
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ca 1810- |
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Mary Stephenson Brockenbrough |
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ca 1812- |
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Jane Brockenbrough |
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ca 1814- |
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William Spencer Roane Brockenbrough |
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ca 1814- |
The parents of William Brockenbrough were John and Sarah Roane Brockenbrough. Their children are:
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Thomas Brockenbrough |
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ca 1776-27 Sept 1832 |
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William Brockenbrough |
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10 July 1778-10 Dec 1838 |
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Lucy Brockenbrough |
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ca 1778- |
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John Brockenbrough |
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ca 1780- |
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Arthur Brockenbrough |
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20 Oct 1780-27 April 1832 |
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Austin Brockenbrough |
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9 Oct 1782-31 Dec 1858 |
The parents of John Brockenbrough were William and Margaret Fauntleroy Brockenrough. Their child was:
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John Brockenbrough |
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1744-1801 |
http://law.wlu.edu/faculty/history/brockenbrough
Judge John White Brockenbrough (father of John Bowyer
Brockenbrough) established the
In 1852 Judge Brockenbrough was elected to the board of
trustees of
The school was known first as the
http://en.wikpedia.org/wiki/John_White_Brockenbrough
John White Brockenbrough (Dec. 23, 1806-Feb. 20, 1877)
His parents were William Brockenbrough and Judith Robinson White Brockenbrough. His sister was Judith White Brockenbrough McGuire who wrote “Diary of a Southern Refugee, During the War, By a Lady of Virginia” He was the first cousin of William Henry Brockenbrough…
http://wikpedia.org/wiki/William_Brockenbrough_%28jurist%29
William Brockenbrough (July 10, 1778-Dec. 10, 1838) was born in Tappahannock in
http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/brockenbrough-brockmeyer.html
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Brockenbrough, |
John White |
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1806-1877 |
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William |
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1778-1838 |
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William Henry |
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1812-1850 |
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysouthernfamily/myff/d0047/g0000096.html
William Brockenbrough 1778-1838 plus at least one more generation.
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
The Sun Paper, 3 August 1883
Major John B. Brockenbrough, who for a number of years has
been residing in
The preceeding information from the
In small print “This entire and/or portions thereof
are copyrighted by NewsBank and/or the American Antiquarian Society, 2004.”
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
Pvt. Robert S. Brooks – [Plot C-98; Unreadable] ADOPTED
Died 8/09/1898, aged 88.
6) Records of
ROBERT S. BROOKS,
C-98,
US Civil War Soldiers 1861-1865
Robert Brooks
Rank in/out: Private
M 381 roll 4
American Civil War Soldiers
Robert Brooks
Enlisted as a private in Co. H., 27th Inf. Reg. SC
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
George Henry Brown – [Plot C-57; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
Was born January 9, 1831 in
1)
Toomey, Page 40
Died 2/05/1911, aged 80.
6) Records of
Pvt. James F. Brown – [Plot D-76; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
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Died 12/27/1898, aged 57.
6) Records of
The Sun Paper,
James T. Brown
Mr. James T. Brown,
an inmate of the Confederate Soldiers’ Home at Pikesville died had been a member of Breathed’s
The preceeding information from the Sun Paper was
found on the website www.Genealogybank.com.
In small print “This entire and/or portions thereof
are copyrighted by NewsBank and/or the American Antiquarian Society, 2004.”
63) Courtesy Ms. Lisa Lockett
James Brown (Confederate)
Enlistment:
- Enlisted as Corporal
Mustering information:
- Enlisted into C Company, Stuart Horse 1st LA
(Virginia)
Sources for the above information:
- Index to Compiled Confederate Military Service Records
69) http://alexanderstreet.com/resources/civilwar.access.htm
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James W. Brown – [Plot C-beneath monument; No Marker] ADOPTED
Buried 2/25/1865.
6) Records of
John Brown – [Plot B-46; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 36
Died 9/02/1913, aged 83.
6) Records of
JOHN BROWN
Born in
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Martin Bluford Brown – [Plot D-51; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
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Born at Shevino,
1)
Toomey, Page 40
Died 3/20/1911, aged 67.
6) Records of
Cpl. Thomas J. Brown – [Plot H-32; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
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Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 38
Died 12/19/1901, aged 72.
6) Records of
Burgess – [Plot F-34; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Reburied from
6) Records of
William A.
Burnham – [Plot B-29; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
Killed in fall of 1864 in
39) http://www.cbt.net/jimcheat/minden.htm
Buried 11/15/1864.
6) Records of
William B. Burnham
Confederate
Rank in: Private Rank out: Fifth Sergeant
American Civil War
Soldier
William Burnham
Confederate
Enlisted as Private at age 32, Co. G., 8th
Died of wounds POW Co., G., 8th Inf. Reg., LA 14 Nov. 1864
Burnham, William A., Pvt. 1st Sergt.
1850 Federal
Census Louisiana Bienville
Western District
William Burnham 20 Student LA
1860 Federal
Census
W. A. Burnham 30 Parish surveyor LA
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Pvt. James H. Burnham – [Plot H-26; Fairly Readable] ADOPTED
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Born at
1)
Toomey, Page 36
Died 5/29/1901, aged 76.
6) Records of
JAMES HENRY BURNHAM
Born at
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
Chaplain Shannon F. Butts – [Plot H-20; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 36
Died 4/26/1903, aged 64.
6) Records of
SHANNON
FLETCHER BUTTS,
US Civil War
Soldiers 1861-1865
S.F. Butts
Confederate Confederate Troops
General and Staff Officers, Corps, Divisions and Brigade Staff, Non-Com., Staffs and Bands, Enlisted Men, Staff Departments, C.S.A.
American Civil War
Soldiers
S. Butts
Enlisted as a Chaplain. Commission in
S. Butts
Confederate Confederate States
Enlisted as a Private
General and Staff Reg. Confederate States
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Doctor & Preacher |
VA |
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Mary Jane Butts |
43 |
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MD |
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Ann E. Butts |
17 |
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VA |
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Arch. H. Butts |
14 |
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VA |
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11 |
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VA |
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Leander (?) Butts |
9 |
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VA |
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Jane Butts |
7 |
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VA |
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1860 |
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Shannon F. Butts |
21 |
Meth. Clergyman |
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1870 |
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Butts, Shannon F. |
31 |
Minister of the Gospel |
VA |
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Butts, Fannie V. |
21 |
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VA |
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1880 |
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Butts, SM |
41 |
Preacher |
VA VA MD |
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Buts, Etta V. |
31 |
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VA VA VA |
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Butts, Clarence |
7 |
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VA VA VA |
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Butts, Claud D. |
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Butts, SF |
Jan 1832 |
68 widow |
MD MD VA |
Rev. Shannon f. Butts
Clergyman
75 Front
IGI at
familysearch.org
Shannon H.Butt
Born:1839
Father: Shannon Butt
Mother Mary Jane Reace
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
S. F. Butts (Confederate)
Enlistment:
- Enlisted as Chaplain
Mustering information:
- Commissioned into Field and Staff, 42nd Infantry (Virginia)
on Sep 12 1863
- Resigned from 42nd
Infantry (Virginia) on Apr 23 1864
Listed as:
- Furlough on Dec 23 1863 (For 30 days)
Sources for the above information:
- The Virginia Regimental Histories Series, (1987)
69) http://alexanderstreet.com/resources/civilwar.access.htm
Born in
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
William A. Byer – [Plot B-70; Barely Readable] ADOPTED
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Pvt., Co. G, 1st
23)
Driver, Page 383
Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 37
Died 6/12/1908, aged 73.
6) Records of
WILLIAM BYER
Born in
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
William Robert Byus – [Plot C-73; Unreadable] ADOPTED
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Born in
1)
Toomey, Page 37
Died 7/26/1910, aged 70.
6) Records of
WILLIAM ROBERT
BYUS, Lot C-73,
US Civil War
Soldiers 1861-1865
William R. Byus
Confederate MD
2 Battn MD Inf.,
Rank in/out: 1st Lieutenant
American Civil War Soldiers
William Byus
Residence:
Enlisted:
Died:
Enlisted as a Private 15 June 1861 at the age of 21 in Co. H., 47 Inf. Reg. VA
Discharged for promotion from Co. H., 47 Inf. Reg. VA.
Enlisted
Promoted to Full 2nd Lieutenant (As of
Promoted to Full 1st Lieutenant
Height: 5’ 11” Eyes: Blue Hair: Dark Complexion: Fair
1900 US Federal
Census,
Maryland Line Confederate Soldiers Home
Byus, William R., born Jan. 1840, age 60,widowed, self and parents born in MD.
63) Courtesy
Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.
WILLIAM ROBERT BYERS
Born in
63) Courtesy Ms. Ms. Lisa Lockett.