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	3rd Corporal, John Kerr Oakes Relation: Paternal 5th Great Grand-uncle. Enlisted: 4 April 1861, Callands VA. Unit: B. Company (Pittsylvania Vindicators), 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment/ Armistead's Brigade/ Pickett's Division/ Longstreet's Corps/ Confederate States Army. Born: 14 June 1838, Pittsylvania County, VA. Died: 2 February 1932, Pittsylvania County, VA. Remarks: Promoted to Corporal after Malvern Hill. He was disciplined for allowing a deserter to escape his custody while on a train. John only incurred a bullet-nick to his lip throughout the war. John once carried food to General Lee at Appomattox- out of hunger from not eating for three days, John ate one of the pones of cornbread. John left Appomattox without parole, was eventually captured by union calvary and sent to Richmond. Swore an oath of allegiance and let free to walk home.
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