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	Lt. Samuel Peter Hales was the son of a doctor and himself an MD before and after the War. Following the death of his 1st wife who bore 2 children, he married a widow of means and inherited 11 step children, then fathered 2 more. He enlisted for 1 year in Co. E on May 7, 1861 in Halifax County, VA and was appointed 1st Lt. He served in the WV Campaign and briefly commanded the Co in late 1861 following the capture of the Captain. He went on sick leave from Winchester in Jan., 1862 and was eventually dropped from the rolls. One of his step sons, Captain Richard Polk Jennings was wounded 4 times and commanded Co.E late in the War. Lt.(Dr.) Hales died in Halifax Co in 1894 after contracting erysipelas from a patient. He is buried at Oak Level Presbyterian Church in Halifax County.
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