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Jacob was born Nov. 16, 1839 in Augusta Co., Virginia. His family moved to Greenbrier Co., then Virginia. May 9, 1861, Jacob enlisted at Lewisburg, Greenbrier Co, VA into Co. E, 27th Regiment, CSA, 6th VA Infantry. On July 21, 1861, he was wounded during the First Battle of Bull Run. On a roster dated 8-31,1861 he was listed as, 'Absent, not paid. Left sick in Winchester.' Some Jacob's Civil War records list Jacob's last name as Reeser. The April 1, 1862 issue of the Staunton Spectator states that Jacob was one of two killed from the 27th VA under Col. Echols, while engaged in the the 1st Battle of Kernstown near Winchester, VA on 3-23-1862. No documentation to date has been discovered where Jacob was buried. However, the Confederates reprtedly buried their dead soldiers from the Kernstown Battle in the Stonewall Jackson Cemetery, which is a section inside the Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Winchester, VA. There are 829 unknown Confederate Soldiers buried there.
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