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	John Fuqua Dunford ( b 1820, d 1864 ) John F. Dunford was 38 years old, and like his ancestors before him was a man who was willing to fight for his state. When the War for Southern Independence came, he went to the Cumberland Courthouse and volunteered for service, and on March 26, 1862 became a Private in Company D “ The Cumberland Greys “ assigned to the 21st. Virginia Infantry Regiment, which was under Gen. Jonathan : Stonewall “ Jackson. Company D, was composed of men from Cumberland County. Company D, was commanded by Captain John Agee Booker, who also was from Cumberland County. The 21st. Infantry Regiment, comprised of 10 companies comprised from men in a number of Southside Virginia Counties in addition to Cumberland including Buckingham, Charlotte, Meherrin, Mecklenburg, Pittsylvania, City of Baltimore, City of Danville, City of Richmond, and others. John F. Dunford was wounded during the Battle of Gettysburg, Pa. on July 3, 1863 and was hospitalized there, and later in 1864, died of his wounds.
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