38th Virginia Infantry
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Benjamin Edward Cabell - Lieutenant |
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d. March 17, 1862, at Chimborazo Hospital,
Richmond, Va. His aged father did not know
of his illness until the telegraph announced his
death. He never rallied from the shock, and
soon after the loss of his 'Benjamin' the father (Benjamin Willian Sherdian Cabell) joined the son where parting is no more.
Contact Name: John R SloanRichmond, Va. His aged father did not know
of his illness until the telegraph announced his
death. He never rallied from the shock, and
soon after the loss of his 'Benjamin' the father (Benjamin Willian Sherdian Cabell) joined the son where parting is no more.
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Date Added: 1/17/2013
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Edward Claxton Edmonds - Colonel |
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Col Edmonds was the commander of the 38th Virginia Infantry and was killed on July 3, 1863 during Pickett's Charge where his command part of Gen Lewis Armistead's followed Pettigrew's and Trimble's into the field. After marching west, the command turned and headed northeast. Col. Edmonds was killed about 30 feet from the Angle. He was buried on the field and later exhumed and is now buried at Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond.
Contact Name: C Edmonds AllenContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/21/2008
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Benjamin James Hawthorne - Captain |
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No comments
Contact Name: Cheryl GraftonContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 9/2/2008
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Robert A. McDowell Rank Unknown |
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No comments
Contact Name: SandraContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/20/2015
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Charles Dodson Bennett Rank Unknown |
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Charles Dodson Bennett or Dotise as was called served form 1861-1865.
Contact Name: Wesley BennettContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/3/2013
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Green w Clements - Corporal |
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April 13, enlisted as private,In may 1862 was sent to hospital at Richmond from present camp.In June 1862 now corporal, he was detailed as Brigade Provost Gaurd. He was KIA during Pickett's charge at Gettysburg,Pennsylvania on July 3, 1863.His brother Bedford Clements died in union army prison camp. Other 2 brothers survived
Contact Name: Timothy wilkinsContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 6/28/2015
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Parham Branch Clements - Private |
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Enlisted 1862 at Kentuck, VA. Wounded at Gettysburg, Pickett's Charge, 1863 and Chester Station south of Richmond, 1864. Died 1879 age 49, and is buried in Ringgold, VA.
Contact Name: Jerry FranklinContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 7/6/2008
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Parham Branch Clements - Private |
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Per Gregory's 38th VA Infantry book: Clement, Parham Branch: born 8/8 29 enl. 3/13/63 at Kentuck; Pvt; Co. A Present until admitted to Chimbarozo Hosp. 5/1/62 with remittent fever and furloughed from there 5/62 for 20 days. WIA at Gettysburg 7/3/63. Admitted Chimborazo Hosp. 7/13-7/17/63, with wound. WIA at Chester Station 5/10/64 and admitted to Chimborzo Hosp. 5/11/64 with compound fracture of left hand and amputated middle finger. Died 8/4/79. Buried Stimson-Wiles family cemetery, West of Rt 713 (on Old Hundred Rd) Ringgold, VA.
Contact Name: Jerry H. FranklinContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 3/28/2011
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David Nowlin Collie - Private |
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enlisted 10/14/1864 Co A
Service 10/64 - Feb 65
Chimborazo #3 Hosp Mar 6 1865 Bronchitis
Transfer Danville Gen Hosp 3/16 arrive 3/20
Return to duty 4/11/1865
Contact Name: Michael CollieService 10/64 - Feb 65
Chimborazo #3 Hosp Mar 6 1865 Bronchitis
Transfer Danville Gen Hosp 3/16 arrive 3/20
Return to duty 4/11/1865
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Date Added: 12/27/2016
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William H Collie - Private |
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enlisted Mar 8 1862 at Kentuck, Pitts Co, Va by Capt Dan Townes
Chimborazo #1 Hosp Mar 30 1862 Rubella
Died in Hosp Apr 10 1862
Service 1 mo 4 days
Contact Name: Michael CollieChimborazo #1 Hosp Mar 30 1862 Rubella
Died in Hosp Apr 10 1862
Service 1 mo 4 days
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Date Added: 12/27/2016
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Champ Terry Evans - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Bill BaileyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/21/2016
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George T Richardson - Private |
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enlisted June 1861
wounded Aug 25 1862
Chimborazo #4 Oct 1861
Chinborazo #3 Apr 62
Contact Name: Michael Colliewounded Aug 25 1862
Chimborazo #4 Oct 1861
Chinborazo #3 Apr 62
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Date Added: 12/27/2016
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Henry Richardson - Private |
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He served from March 1862 until May 1962 when he became ill from rubella, bronchitis and typhoid fever and died in the CSA Chimborazo #2 Hospital in Richmond, VA. He was my great uncle.
Contact Name: Jack MitchellContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 3/2/2014
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Henry Richardson - Private |
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enlisted Mar 1862
Chimborazo #2 Apr 62
Died Mat 9 1862 Rubella, Bronchitis, Typhoid
Contact Name: Michael CollieChimborazo #2 Apr 62
Died Mat 9 1862 Rubella, Bronchitis, Typhoid
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Date Added: 12/27/2016
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Caleb Adkins - Private |
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enlisted March 11, 1862
Contact Name: Lionel AdkinsContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 8/5/2007
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Lewis G. Adkins - Private |
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Lewis joined the 38th Infantry, Company B, of the Confederate Army late in the war, April 22, 1864. He served gallantly until the end of hostilities.
Contact Name: Mary Lou Adkins HagenContact Email: Show Email
Contact Homepage: hagen.familyfiles.info
Date Added: 12/21/2007
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George W. Blair - Sergeant |
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My G Uncle 1840-1865 Captured at Gettysburg in Pckett's Charge,sent to Ft. McHenry,then Ft Delaware,then Pt. Lookout,exchanged Feb 21-22 1865 to Ft. Lee and back with the 38th Va. Vindicators KIA at Five Forks April 1,1865
Contact Name: Sammy BlairContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/10/2016
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Suter F. Blair - Private |
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Pvt. Suter F.Blair 1843-1863 wounded in Pickett's Charge Gettysburg, July 3,1863 thigh amputation died in Gettysburg July 15 ,1863 brother to Sgt. George W. Blair also in 38th Co.B Vindicators Pittsylvania Co. Va. Seven Blair brother's served in the CSA
Contact Name: Sammy BlairContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/10/2016
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John Roy Cabell - Captain |
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Occupation: Physician
Enlistment Date: 4 Jun 1861
Commissioned Captain in Company B, Virginia 38th Infantry Regiment.
Mustered out on 10 Dec 1862.
Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Danville City, Virginia Created by: Karen Marks Wrenn Record added: May 05, 2003 Find A Grave Memorial# 7415712
Contact Name: John R SloanEnlistment Date: 4 Jun 1861
Commissioned Captain in Company B, Virginia 38th Infantry Regiment.
Mustered out on 10 Dec 1862.
Green Hill Cemetery, Danville, Danville City, Virginia Created by: Karen Marks Wrenn Record added: May 05, 2003 Find A Grave Memorial# 7415712
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Date Added: 1/17/2013
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Thomas William Casey - Private |
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This is my G Grandfather
Contact Name: Roger CaseyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 11/8/2015
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M. Densmore Rank Unknown |
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No comments
Contact Name: Ted EvansContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 7/7/2004
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Samuel P. Dodd Rank Unknown |
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Enlisted at Callands Va. 6/04/1861, died 3/17/1962, Chimborazo Hospital, Richmond, Va.
Contact Name: Michael HancockContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/21/2010
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Thomas Wesley Dodd Rank Unknown |
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Enlisted 6/04/1861 at Calland, Va. Wounded at Drewry's Bluff 5/18/1864. POW, Five Forks 4/01/1865, released 6/20/1865
Contact Name: Michael HancockContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/21/2010
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Josiah Fuller - Sergeant |
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Sgt. Josiah Fuller Captured at Gettysburg July 3,1863 Died at Point Lookout POW camp Maryland. Cousin to George and Suter Blair also of Co. B Pittsylvania Co. Vindicators
Contact Name: Sammy BlairContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/10/2016
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George Crawford Lynch - Private |
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My 2x great grandfather.
He was shot in the foot, which bothered
him the rest of his life.
He died in Danville, Va. in 1907.
Contact Name: Reginald M. ReidHe was shot in the foot, which bothered
him the rest of his life.
He died in Danville, Va. in 1907.
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Contact Homepage: Ixfinity by Comcast.net
Date Added: 6/5/2013
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James R. Meadows - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Don MeadowsContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 4/9/2007
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George W. Mitchell Rank Unknown |
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See John Edwin Michell, Sr.
Contact Name: Karen HughesContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 3/17/2010
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James M Mitchell Rank Unknown |
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see James E. Mitchell sr
Contact Name: Karen HughesContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 3/17/2010
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John Edwin Mitchell, Sr Rank Unknown |
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Don't know a lot about this part of my family as when my father died he was the last one who knew anything but I found this stuff in my grandma's papers. I hope this is the right group as it states he and his brothers were members of the Barhamsville Grays, Co.B Virginia Regiment, Armistead's Brigade, Pickett's Division. If I have reported this wrong let me know. The brothers were George W. Mitchell and James M. Mitchell.
Contact Name: Karen HughesContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 3/17/2010
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James Lafayette Oakes - Private |
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Great-great grandfather James L. Oakes enlisted in Co.B, 38th VA in August 1862. He joined his brothers Sgt. Tom Oakes and Cpl. John Oakes already in the company. James and another brother Charles had families. They enlisted in 1862 to avoid conscription, but Charles joined Co.E, 57th. James was shot through the left shoulder in Pickett's Charge and retreated with the army. He was wounded in the leg by a canister ball at Chester Station May 10, 1864. (Pittsylvania County Historical Society has this ball on display). James spent the remainder of the war recovering and was surrendered with the hospital in Thomasville, NC.
Contact Name: James BrandauContact Email: Show Email
Contact Homepage: www.murderatgreensprings.com
Date Added: 12/30/2009
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James Lafayette Oakes - Private |
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James Lafayette Oakes
Enlisted: August, 1862
Unit: B. Company (Pittsylvania Vindicators), 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment/ Armistead's Brigade/ Pickett's Division/ Longstreet's Corps/ Confederate States Army
Born: 19 September 1836, Callands, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Died: 23 August 1920, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Buried: Chestnut Level Baptist Church Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Remarks: Shot thru left arm at Pickett's Charge, retreated with remains of the Army of Northern Virginia. He was wounded in the left leg by a canister-ball at Chester-Station, May 10 1864. The ball is on display at the Pittsylvania County Historical Society. Spent the remainder of the war recovering and surrendered at a Thomasville, NC Hospital.
Contact Name: Jordan TurnerEnlisted: August, 1862
Unit: B. Company (Pittsylvania Vindicators), 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment/ Armistead's Brigade/ Pickett's Division/ Longstreet's Corps/ Confederate States Army
Born: 19 September 1836, Callands, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Died: 23 August 1920, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Buried: Chestnut Level Baptist Church Cemetery, Pittsylvania County, VA.
Remarks: Shot thru left arm at Pickett's Charge, retreated with remains of the Army of Northern Virginia. He was wounded in the left leg by a canister-ball at Chester-Station, May 10 1864. The ball is on display at the Pittsylvania County Historical Society. Spent the remainder of the war recovering and surrendered at a Thomasville, NC Hospital.
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Date Added: 7/12/2015
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James Washington Oakes Rank Unknown |
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James was the father of Thomas Clement, James Lafayette, John Kerr and Charles Oakes. James survived the war and died 16 September, 1877 in Pittsylvania County.
Contact Name: Jordan TurnerContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 6/29/2015
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John Kerr Oakes - 3rd Corporal |
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John Kerr Oakes enlisted June 1861 at Callands. John received promotion to Corporal after Malvern Hill. John was once disciplined because a deserter escaped his custody while returning on a train. John fought the entire war with only a bullet nick on the lip. At Appomattox, John was detailed to carry food to General Lee. John had not eated for three days and ate one of the three pones of cornbread. John left before paroled, was then captured by Union cavalry and sent to Richmond. He was released after taking the oath of allegiance and walked home to Callands.
Contact Name: James BrandauContact Email: Show Email
Contact Homepage: www.murderatgreensprings.com
Date Added: 12/30/2009
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John Kerr Oakes - 3rd Corporal |
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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.
Contact Name: Jordan TurnerRelation: 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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Date Added: 7/12/2015
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Thomas Clement Oakes - 3rd Sergeant |
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Thomas Clement Oakes was a young widower with a young son when Virginia seceeded. He left his boy with his parents and joined the Pittsylvania Vindicators at Callands along with brother John. The unit became Co.B, 38th VA Inf. Tom was promoted to 3rd Sgt. after Malvern Hill, but had missed that battle being hospitalized then with diarrhoea. A year later, Tom was wounded at Gettysburg, left on the field of Pickett's Charge and presumed dead. Tom had a severe thigh wound with fracture. Eventually removed to the Union II Corps hospital, Tom lingered there until dying August 2. He was buried between Schwartz and Bushman farms until disinterred and reburied in Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond.
Contact Name: James BrandauContact Email: Show Email
Contact Homepage: www.murderatgreensprings.com
Date Added: 12/30/2009
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Thomas Clement Oakes - 3rd Sergeant |
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3rd Sergeant, Thomas Clemet Oakes
Relation: Paternal 4th Great Grandfather
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: 23 July 1832, Pittsylvania County, VA
Died: 2 August 1863 in a Union Hospital due to wounds received at Pickett's Charge, Gettysburg , Adams County, PA.
Buried: Gettysburg Dead Section, Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond VA.
Remarks: Died of wounds received a month prior at the battle of Gettysburg (severe thigh wound with fracture). Thomas was promoted to 3rd SGT after Malvern Hill however was not present at Malvern Hill due to diarrhoea. Hastily buried between schwartz and bushman farms before being disinterred.
Contact Name: Jordan TurnerRelation: Paternal 4th Great Grandfather
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: 23 July 1832, Pittsylvania County, VA
Died: 2 August 1863 in a Union Hospital due to wounds received at Pickett's Charge, Gettysburg , Adams County, PA.
Buried: Gettysburg Dead Section, Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond VA.
Remarks: Died of wounds received a month prior at the battle of Gettysburg (severe thigh wound with fracture). Thomas was promoted to 3rd SGT after Malvern Hill however was not present at Malvern Hill due to diarrhoea. Hastily buried between schwartz and bushman farms before being disinterred.
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Date Added: 7/12/2015
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david logan owen - Private |
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was wounded at gettysburg during picketts charge, served under armistead, shot in right humerous, amputated at joint, captured july 5, 1863, parolled at wheats building hospital, baltimore, maryland, august 23, 1863. sent to city point for exchange august 24, 1863. retired to virginia
Contact Name: elaine bryant stringerContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/15/2008
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John Henry Walker - Private |
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John Henry Walker, Born: 14 Sep 1824, Died: 22 Dec 1915, enlisted as a Private on 24 May 1861 and mustered into Company B, 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment, Confederate States of America. John was wounded in right buttock and taken prisoner during Pickett's Charge at the Battle of Gettsburg on 03 Jul 1863. He was later returned to his regiment in an exchange of prisoners between the North and South. He was wounded again on 16 May 1864 during the Battle of Drewry's Bluff, Virginia. John Henry Walker Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 24 May 1861. Admitted on 17 Apr 1862 at Chimboraza Hospital, Richmond, VA. Detailed as Company Cook on 15 Sep 1862. Returned to regular duty on 03 May 1863. Wounded in right buttock during Battle of Gettsburg, PA on 03 Jul 1863 and taken prisoner. Confined on 05 Jul 1863 at Fort McHenry, MD. Transfered on 12 Jul 1863 to Fort Delaware, MD. Paroled on 30 Jul 1863 at Fort Delaware, MD. Admitted on 29 Aug 1863 to hospital in Farmville, VA for wound in right buttock. Furloughed for 30 days on 08 Sep 1863. Back on Rolls on 01 Apr 1864. Wounded, gunshot to right leg, on 16 May 1864 during Battle of Drewry's Bluff, VA. Admitted to hospital at Howard's Grove, VA on 17 May 1864. Furloughed for 60 days 0n 25 May 1864. Back on rolls on 01 Jan 1865. Regiment: 38th Infantry Regiment Virginia, Date of Organization: 12 Jun 1861, Muster Date: 9 Apr 1865, Regiment State: Virginia, Regiment Type: Infantry, Regiment Number: 38th,
Contact Name: Gene R. CollinsContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/15/2018
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Moses Walker Rank Unknown |
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Moses Walker, Born: 1840, Died' 10 Sep 1861, Company B, 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment, Confederate States of America. Bet. 04 Jun–10 Sep 1861. Moses Walker died at Manassas Junction, VA on 10 Sep 1861 during the American Civil War as a result of wounds received during the First Battle of Manassas (First Battle of Bull Run). Regiment: 38th Infantry Regiment, Virginia, Date of Organization: 12 Jun 1861, Muster Date: 9 Apr 1865, Regiment State: Virginia, Regiment Type: Infantry, Regiment Number: 38th, Regimental Soldiers and History: List of Soldiers.
Contact Name: Gene R. CollinsContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/15/2018
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Greenberry Adkins - Private |
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Greenberry Adkins volunteered at 18 years of age at Callands, Virginia, Pittsylvania County and served his country for 4 years during the Civil War. He enlisted in to Company C under Captain John R. [Roy] Cabell [The Pittsylvania Vindicators were organized at Callands on May 23, 1861 by Dr. John Roy Cabell, Captain. They entered Confederate Service on June 4, 1861, 38th Regiment of Infantry General Armstead's Brigade, Pickett's Division, Longstreet's Corp]. Two weeks before the surrender, when the army was breaking up, many of the men, including himself, were told by Lt. James P Warren : 'We are whipped. Make your way home the best you can.' This was after the 38th, serving as rear guard for Lee's Army of Northern Virginia, was over run by Union forces at the Battle of Saylers Creek, now wrongfully labeled Sailor's Creek, outside of Farmville, VA. After Saylers Creek, Greenberry walked from Farmville, VA to his home at Museville near Callands, Virginia. The residents along the way were very glad to furnish food and comfortable quarters. During the whole war he did not receive a scratch, but was shot through his clothing four times. One of the shots went through his frying pan at Drewry's Bluff.
Contact Name: Mary Lou Adkins HagenContact Email: Show Email
Contact Homepage: hagen.familyfiles.info
Date Added: 9/25/2007
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charles bryant - Private |
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killed in action. gettysburg
Contact Name: elaine bryant stringerContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/16/2008
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John Thomas Grubbs - Captain |
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No comments
Contact Name: Pam SooceyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/26/2008
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John B. McCormick - Corporal |
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Served at Seven Pines, Malvern Hill, Antietam, Gettysburg (wounded and captured in Pickett's charge), Paroled in wounded prisoner exchange, rejoined the 38th Virginia Infantry, saw action at Chester Station, wounded at Drewry's Bluff, died in 1917 at age 75.
Contact Name: Andrew HaysContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 12/14/2010
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John Ellis Richardson - Private |
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Enlisted @ Laurel Grove April 1861
WIA 3 July 1863 @ forefront of battle per pension application
WIA 15 May 1864 Rt. hand & collarbone
Put in Invalid Corps 15 December 1864; totally disabled 2x per Invalid roster @ National Archives
Pension from Commonwealth, Acts of 1884, 1898, 1900
Died in his sleep 2/3 August 1921 @ Java, Virginia
Buried in unmarked grave near the crossroads @ Kentuck, Virginia
Contact Name: Eric J. RichardsonWIA 3 July 1863 @ forefront of battle per pension application
WIA 15 May 1864 Rt. hand & collarbone
Put in Invalid Corps 15 December 1864; totally disabled 2x per Invalid roster @ National Archives
Pension from Commonwealth, Acts of 1884, 1898, 1900
Died in his sleep 2/3 August 1921 @ Java, Virginia
Buried in unmarked grave near the crossroads @ Kentuck, Virginia
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Date Added: 12/17/2004
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Abram White - Private |
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Abram was wounded at the battle of seven pines in both legs and was wounded at Gettysburg in both legs during Picketts charge and returned and was present at Lee's surrender
Contact Name: Joseph WhiteContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 10/21/2009
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Jerrie M White - 1st Corporal |
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Jerrie was wounded at Picketts charge in the back, right leg and shoulder but would return and be present at the surrender
Contact Name: joseph whiteContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 10/21/2009
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James Henry Collie - 2nd Corporal |
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Enlisted in Danville, Virginia, on 02 Sep 1863 at age 18. Promoted to Full 2nd Corporal on 31 Dec 1864. Mustered out on 09 Apr 1865 at Appomattox Court House, VA. (Birth Date: 13 Apr 1845).
Contact Name: Robert BeardContact Email: Show Email
Contact Homepage: rfb.geo@yahoo.com
Date Added: 11/17/2016
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Memory A Inman - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Caryl OsbornContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 8/22/2014
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Wyatt K. McNeely - Private |
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died of dyspepsia,21 March 1862, in Chimborazo Hospital #4, Richmond, Va., buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Richmond,Va.
Contact Name: Michael L. McNeelyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 10/9/2011
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Henry Coleman Mitchell - Private |
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He served from May 24, 1861 until February 2, 1865 and survived the Battle of Gettysburg, PA. He is my great uncle.
Contact Name: Jack MitchellContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 3/2/2014
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Charles Wesley Pritchett - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Ricky PritchettContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 8/28/2015
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Luke P. H. Tarpley - Sergeant |
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Enlisted 24 May 1861 as a corporal in Pittsylvania County, Virginia
Color Sergeant Luke P.H. Tarpley and Color Corporal Cornelius Gilbert of Company D and Private Churchwell Parker of Company F each fell mortally wounded while bearing the colors in advance of the regiment during the charges at the Battle of Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862.
Contact Name: Eileen WhalenColor Sergeant Luke P.H. Tarpley and Color Corporal Cornelius Gilbert of Company D and Private Churchwell Parker of Company F each fell mortally wounded while bearing the colors in advance of the regiment during the charges at the Battle of Malvern Hill on July 1, 1862.
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Date Added: 5/28/2008
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Matthew T orrender - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Troy OrenderContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 9/15/2013
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Reuben B Ricketts - Private |
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enlisted Mar 8 1862 Danville
Contact Name: Michael CollieContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 12/27/2016
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Joel L. Willis Rank Unknown |
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No comments
Contact Name: Lorie TouartContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 3/15/2012
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Nathaniel Bates - Private |
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Son of my gr-gr-gr-grandmother Catharine Talbot Bates, was born 1843 in Scottsburg, Virginia.
Enlisted June 4, 1861 in Republican Grove Virginia, and was one of six brothers to serve the Confederacy.
Wounded at Gettysburg on July 4, 1863 with gunshot wound to left side and thigh and taken prisoner. Treated by the Union 2nd Army Corps Field Hospital and then sent to Prison Camps at Fort McHenry and Fort Delaware.
Contact Name: Bobby G. HerringEnlisted June 4, 1861 in Republican Grove Virginia, and was one of six brothers to serve the Confederacy.
Wounded at Gettysburg on July 4, 1863 with gunshot wound to left side and thigh and taken prisoner. Treated by the Union 2nd Army Corps Field Hospital and then sent to Prison Camps at Fort McHenry and Fort Delaware.
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Date Added: 11/19/2005
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Thomas Bates - Private |
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Son of my gr-gr-gr-grandmother Catharine Talbot Bates.
Born in 1839 in Scottsburg Virgina
Died March 17, 1915 in Camp Lee Soldiers Home in Richmond Virginia.
Enlisted on June 4, 1861 at Republican Grove Virginia. One of six brothers to serve the Confederacy.
Wounded at Gettysburg, and treated at C.S.A. General Hospital at Charlottesville and later transferred to General Hospital in Lynchburg Virginia.
Contact Name: Bobby G. HerringBorn in 1839 in Scottsburg Virgina
Died March 17, 1915 in Camp Lee Soldiers Home in Richmond Virginia.
Enlisted on June 4, 1861 at Republican Grove Virginia. One of six brothers to serve the Confederacy.
Wounded at Gettysburg, and treated at C.S.A. General Hospital at Charlottesville and later transferred to General Hospital in Lynchburg Virginia.
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Date Added: 11/19/2005
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Benjamin F. Betterton - Private |
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No comments
Contact Name: Pris BettertonContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/14/2011
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James William Betterton - Private |
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James Betterton, age 19 enlisted June 4, 1861 at Republican Grove, VA with his brother, Benjamin. This company was known at that time as 'Republican Grove Rifles'. Records show that he was present until November 30, 1961. From November until July 1862,when he returned to duty he was suffering with a hernia and pneumonia. He was constantly hospitalized from Richmond to Lynchburg, to Danville. He was a teamster(wagon driver) and served with a group listed as detailed and extra duty soldiers of the Q.M.Dept.Supply Train, Pickett's Div., Capt David Meade, AQM near Chester, VA. Muster Roll in February 1865 shows that he was out since Jan 1865 collecting stores. March 29, 1865 he was admitted to the hospital. He was captured on April 3, 1865 while he was a patient in the Fair Ground Post Hospital in Petersburg, VA. He was paroled by the Provost at Petersburg on April 18, 1865. He returned home to his homeplace at Mt. Airy, VA where he died in 1916 and is buried.
Contact Name: Pris BettertonContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 7/30/2008
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charles h clements - 2nd Lieutenant |
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great great gandfather
Contact Name: phil clementsContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/7/2024
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Samuel S. Hancock - Private |
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Enlisted Republican Grove, Halifax county. Captured at Battle of Gettysburg 7/3/1863. POW at Point Lookout, Md. Exchanged 1/17/1865. Survived
Contact Name: Michael HancockContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 8/23/2015
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Samuel Lafayette Hancock - Private |
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Enlisted Republican Grove, Halifax county. Captured at Battle of Gettysburg 7/3/1863. POW at Point Lookout, Md. Died there 1/8/1865
Contact Name: Michael hancockContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 8/23/2015
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Ryland Logan Hunt - Private |
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Looking for information on Ryland Logan Hunt (1818-1892) and his son John Wilson Hunt (1843-1928). They both fought in the Civil War. John fought at Malvern Hill near Richmond, VA.
Ryland Hunt was my Great-Great Grandfather and John Hunt was my Great-Grandfather.
Contact Name: Chris HuntRyland Hunt was my Great-Great Grandfather and John Hunt was my Great-Grandfather.
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Date Added: 1/19/2016
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Booker Howard Roakes - Private |
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He was my 2x great grandfather.
He was shot in the shoulder, at Gettysburg.
He would have been in Picketts Charge.
Contact Name: Reginald M. ReidHe was shot in the shoulder, at Gettysburg.
He would have been in Picketts Charge.
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Contact Homepage: Xfinity by Comcast
Date Added: 6/5/2013
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William Saunders - Private |
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Killed in action at Drewrys Bluff on May 16, 1864.
Contact Name: Kirby SaundersContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/5/2024
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James A. Shelton - Private |
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Brother of my Gr-Gr-Grandfather William Bradley Shelton, he was born in 1836 in Halifax County Virginia. Both men enlisted on June 4, 1861 in Republican Grove Virginia.
James was wounded twice, once around June 20, 1862, and again at the Battle of Chester Station on May 10, 1864. He was captured at Sayler's Creek on April 6, 1865 along with about a quarter of Lee's Army, just three days before Lee surrendered at Appomattox.
Contact Name: Bobby G. HerringJames was wounded twice, once around June 20, 1862, and again at the Battle of Chester Station on May 10, 1864. He was captured at Sayler's Creek on April 6, 1865 along with about a quarter of Lee's Army, just three days before Lee surrendered at Appomattox.
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Date Added: 11/22/2005
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William Bradley Shelton - Private |
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My Gr-Gr-Grandfather born in 1839 in Halifax County Virginia. Enlisted on June 4, 1861 in Republican Grove Virginia, along with his brother James A. Shelton.
Died while in the service at Winchester Virginia due to complications from measels. His wife Susan Ann Shelton filed for and received a Confederate Widow's Pension from Louisiana on August 28,1899.
Contact Name: Bobby G. HerringDied while in the service at Winchester Virginia due to complications from measels. His wife Susan Ann Shelton filed for and received a Confederate Widow's Pension from Louisiana on August 28,1899.
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Date Added: 11/22/2005
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George Tribble - Private |
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mustered in 20 June 1861 at the Republican Grove, Halifax, VA. Received wounds and was at Chimborazo Hosp and mustered out 20 June 1862 with a disability. Anyone with knowledge of him would be greatly appreciated.
Contact Name: Karen TribbleContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/15/2011
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Henry Harrison Moore - 1st Sergeant |
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Contact Name: Spencer CrawfordContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 2/11/2009
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Matthew James Rainey - Private |
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Matthew James Rainey was my great-grandfather and died of illness on August 11, 1864 in Chimborazo Hospital in Richmond and is buried in Oakwood Cemetary on row F, #75. Grave is marked.
Contact Name: mrainey@buggs.netContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 12/24/2004
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David Waller Mitchell - Private |
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Served from July 2, 1861 until November 27, 1864. He was in Armstead's Brigade - Picketts Division and survived the Battle of Gettysburg, PA.
He is my great grandfather.
Contact Name: Jack MitchellHe is my great grandfather.
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Date Added: 3/2/2014
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James Robert Perkins - 2nd Lieutenant |
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Contact Name: Rick ShieldsContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/23/2006
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Hezekiah Ford Pigg - Corporal |
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Contact Name: Jason PageContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 7/16/2010
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nathaniel price - Private |
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Contact Name: Todd PriceContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 7/2/2008
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Abner Snow - Corporal |
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Contact Name: Robert L. SnowContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 7/17/2018
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John M. Walker - Private |
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John M. “Jack” Walker, Born: Abt. 1804, Died: Aft. 08 Feb 1878, Company H, 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment, Confederate States of America. John M. Walker felt that because both of his sons were serving in the War Between the States, 'American Civil War', he had a responsibility to do the same. On 09 Oct 1864 he enlisted in Company H, 38th Virginia Infantry Regiment, Confederate States of America. Because of his advanced, age he was discharged on 26 Feb 1865. Name: John M. Walker Side: Confederate Regiment State/Origin: Virginia Regiment Name: 38 Virginia Infantry Regiment Name Expanded: 38th Regiment, Virginia Infantry (Pittsylvania Regiment) Company: H, Rank In: Private, Rank In Expanded: Private, Rank Out: Private, Rank Out Expanded: Private, Film Number: M382, Roll 57.
Contact Name: Gene R. CollinsContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/15/2018
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James W. Stringer - Private |
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James W. Stringer, (may have also been known as James Straiger) served from 1861 to 1865 with Co. I, 38th Virginia Regiment throughout the entire War Between the States.
He was born in 1838 and passed in 1904.
Contact Name: Rick StringerHe was born in 1838 and passed in 1904.
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Date Added: 5/25/2010
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Benjamin Bennett Cox - Private |
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In Chimborazo hospital. At Appomatox when Lee surrendered.
Contact Name: Michael BentleyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 12/14/2007
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Powhatan unknown Cox - Private |
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Died of pneumonia from wounds received in or around Charlottsville in the Chimborazo Hospital 4/7/1862.
Contact Name: Michael BentleyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 6/19/2008
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Thomas Pinkney Cox - Private |
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Wounded in the hand at Gettysburg during Pickett's Charge. Tended at Chimborazo Hosp. then worked at the hospital in Danville. Called, 'Fightin' Tom'. Enlisted March 10, 1862 at Cascade,Va.
Contact Name: Michael BentleyContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 12/14/2007
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Edward Harrison Estes - 2nd Lieutenant |
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my great grandfather born 1840 in Cascade, Virginia, near Martinsville; one of few survivors of Pickett's charge at Gettysburg, along with his brother, Joe Estes,who was wounded; have original letter he wrote July 11, 1863 to his sister, documenting the charge and apparently reaching the wall at the Angle; was, like his brother,a member of Company K, 38th Virginia Regiment, Armistead's Brigade, Pickett's Division, Longstreet's Corps, Army of Northern Virginia. Died of natural causes in 1909 at age 69. Another brother, JD Estes, was a surgeon in 18th Regiment, Virginia Infantry. All 3 brothers survived the war.
Contact Name: John R. StewartContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 9/18/2010
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Joseph H. Estes - Captain |
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Enlisted June 2nd, 1861 at age 22 - Wounded July 3rd, 1863 at Gettysburg - Survived the war as Captain of the 38th Virginia Infantry temporarily before the surrender of the ANV on April 7th, 1865(Uncle)
Contact Name: Robert Jordan SharpeContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 10/31/2011
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Silias Goodman - Private |
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Contact Name: BETTY KOEBERContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 5/2/2015
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John P. Millner - Private |
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John P. Millner was born 8 Dec 1838 in Pittsylvania Co., Virginia to John R. Millner and Eliza A. Trotter. He served in Co. K, 38 Virginia Infantry (M382 roll 38). He was my 2nd cousin 3x removed.
Contact Name: Donald Steven SmithContact Email: Show Email
Contact Homepage: http://www.mdscv.org/1388/adopt-a-confederate/
Date Added: 1/13/2011
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Joseph T. Millner - Private |
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Joseph T. Millner was born in 1841 to John R. Millner and Eliza A. Trotter. He served in Co. K, 38th Virginia Infantry (M382 roll 38). He was my 2nd cousin, 3x removed.
Contact Name: Donald Steven SmithContact Email: Show Email
Contact Homepage: http://www.mdscv.org/1388/adopt-a-confederate/
Date Added: 1/13/2011
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William Henderson Millner - 2nd Lieutenant |
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William Henderson Millner enlisted as a private in Co. K, 38th Virginia Infantry early in the war. He attained the rank of 2nd Lt before surrendering in 1865. His parents were Jackson C. Millner and Susan Henderson. (M382 roll 38)
(2nd Cousin 3 times removed)
Contact Name: Donald Steven Smith(2nd Cousin 3 times removed)
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Contact Homepage: http://www.mdscv.org/1388/adopt-a-confederate/
Date Added: 4/17/2007
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Henry J Norman - Private |
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Contact Name: Tom SeeligContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 6/15/2011
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Samuel H Shumate - Private |
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Contact Name: Steve ShumateContact Email: Show Email
Date Added: 1/16/2015