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Enlisted at Culpeper Court House 3/12/63 at 18 years of age. Present to end of war, fought at Gettysburg. WIA at Haws Shop 5/28/64. Went on to serve after the war in the Virginia House of Delegates 1895-98 and 1901-04.

John Bushrod, Dr., b. 21 Sep 1811 to John Rust (b. 02/08/1769) and Elizabeth Marshall (b. 09/18/1769). He went to Jackson Co, IN with sister Comfort M & Isaac Gardner. There he married Nancy McAfee and had 5 sons, and one dau. who died an infancy. After Nancy died, he returned to Va and lived his life there. M'd 3 times..Nancy McAfee, Julia Ann Burgess & Angelina McVeigh. They had one son, who died an infancy. It is said that John Bushrod died in 1867, grieving the loss of so many of his sons in or right after the Civil War. (He lost 3 of the 5 of his oldest sons...sons of Nancy McAfee).

(2nd Cousin 5 times removed)

Daniel Morgan Entler enlisted in 18 Apr 1861 in Halltown VA at age age of abt 26
Mustered out in 23 Dec 1863 due to wounds. Assumed wounds were attained at Gettysburg.
Served with 2ND VA Inf B Co
Buried in Allegheny count cemetary richland sec g
3rd great grandfather

CSA Unit: Co. B, 2nd Virginia Infantry.
(Kinship to Norman P. Miller : 1st cousin 4 times removed, Father’s side)

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Age at enlistment: 18 Enlisted as a Corporal on 18 April 1861.in Company C, Virginia 2nd Infantry Regiment on 18 Apr 1861. Promoted to Full 2nd Lieutenant.

CSA: Company C, 2nd Virginia Regiment Infantry
Son of Dr. Robert Carter Randolph and his wife Lucy M. Welford. Living at White Post in 1850. He attended University of Virginia. Married Ada Stuart of King George County. Enlisted at Camp Jackson on Bolivar Heights as a private. On April 20, 1862 elected Captain, to Lieut. Colonel on April 26 of 1864. He was on recruiting detail for 3 months then on special duty. Had leave to serve in Virginia Legislature from September of 1863 to March of 1864. His life came to an end at the Battle of the Wilderness in the 28th year of his age.

Son of Dr. Robert Carter Randolph Sr. and Lucy M. Wellford. Farmer before the Civil war. Enlisted in the Confederate Army on April 18, 1861 at Millwood as Lieutenant. Wounded at Chancellorsville on May 9 of 1863. Was sent to Charlettesville Hospital then to Staunton then back to Charlottesville, sent to Danville in August of 1863. Returned to regiment from Hospital on January 20th 1863. Was killed in action on October 19th 1864 at 'Belle Grove' also known as the Battle of Cedar Creek in the 25th year of his age.

Enlisted 18 Apr 1861 at Millwood, VA

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1822-1898

If anyone has any more on him, it would be fantastic; we know nothing about him other than a few scant historical records and a tombstone. I would love to know anything about what, if any, battles he saw; he lived through the Civil War and did not die until 1898. He is buried in the Stonewall Confederate Cemetery Winchester Winchester City Virginia, USA Plot: Virginia, 414

The only records I have for him are that he was in the Chimborazo hospital, No. 1, Richmond, for scorbutus (scurvy) and was furloughed on July 7, 1864 for 40 days. I also have a document showing where he was paroled after the surrender on April 20, 1865 and a Confederate company muster roll for Nov-Dec 1863, and he was present for that.

St. George Tucker Grim is my great-great-great grandfather on my mother's side.

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enl. 4/16/62 at Rude's Hill in company 'F'. as pvt. to corp., POW at Middleton on 6/3/62, exchanged 8/5/62. as a private he appeared on a list of casualities in the battle of Gettysburg,PA. on july 2 & 3 1863. captured at Spotsylvania, VA.on 5/12/64 and held at Point Lookout,MD. on 5/18/64. was released from Elmira,N.Y. on 6/19/65 after he signed an oath of allegiance to U.S.

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Enlisted as a Private on 18 April 1861
Enlisted in Company G, 2nd Infantry Regiment Virginia on 18 April 1861.
POW on 23 March 1862 at Kernstown, VA
Confined on 25 March 1862 at Fort Delaware, DE
Exchanged on 05 August 1862
Transferred Company G, 2nd Infantry Regiment Virginia on 23 August 1862
Transfered in Company B, 12th Cavalry Regiment Virginia on 23 August 1862.

Henry Beasley enlisted in Co. I, 2nd Virginia Infantry on April 11, 1862 as a substitute for his son, Robert Beasley. He died in action at Richmond in 1864.

Wounded 5/03/1863 at Battle of Chancellorsville and died of his wounds on 5/10/1863. Originally from Berryville, VA, SE Bonham is listed on the Monument in front of the city's Courthouse.

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