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Andrew J. Ensley, my great great uncle, was born in February of 1841, in Macon County, NC. He moved to Fannin County, GA with his family around 1851. He was mustered into the Confederate Army on July 3, 1861, by Major J.L. Calhoun in Atlanta, GA. He fought in all the major batles with the 11th Georgia Regiment until he was killed at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863. He was fighting side by side with his brother, Benjamin Frank Ensley, when a minnie ball struck him. He was wounded but not mortally. Benjamin propped him up against a tree to keep him out of harm's way when another minnie ball struck and killed him. He was buried in a mass grave at Gettysburg. A marker, in memory of him and his service to the Confederacy, has been placed next to his brother at Lebanon Baptist Church in Fannin County, Georgia. James Arthur Ensley Jr., his great great nephew, was responsible for getting the marker placed at the cemetery.
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