2nd West Virginia Cavalry

He was listed in the Ohio Records of Ohio Men who served in the Civil War. He served in the 2nd West Virginia Calv. I believe he was a JP and married no GGGrandfather after the Civil War in Fayette Township Ohio 2 Sept 1865. He was the son of Willis Arthur and Millie Freeman and born in Wayne, Tenn in the early 1830's

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A blacksmith in civilian life.Born in 1812.His son John 'Wesley' Howard served in the 9th VA later to become the 9th WV Infantry.

Enlisted as a Private on 01 September 1861 at the age of 18. Enlisted in Company A, 2nd Cavalry Regiment West Virginia on 01 September 1861.

Enlisted as a Private on 01 September 1861 at the age of 29. Enlisted in Company A, 2nd Cavalry Regiment West Virginia on 01 September 1861. Mustered out Company A, 2nd Cavalry Regiment West Virginia on 30 June 1865.

Enlisted as a Private on 28 August 1861 at the age of 21. Enlisted in Company A, 2nd Cavalry Regiment West Virginia on 28 August 1861. Mustered out Company A, 2nd Cavalry Regiment West Virginia on 30 June 1865.

Enlisted as a Private on 15 January 1864 at the age of 18. Enlisted in Company A, 2nd Cavalry Regiment West Virginia on 15 January 1864. Mustered out Company A, 2nd Cavalry Regiment West Virginia on 30 June 1865.

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This man enlisted under the name 'Simeon Hall,' but is none other than the same Elijah Simeon Hall that previously served in the 77th Ohio Infantry, Co. H. His name was frequently misspelled as 'Seaman Hall' and even misread as 'Leaman Hall,' but we have proven that all these entries are the same man. He joined in June 1863 with Nicholas Bird Langley, his soon-to-be brother-in-law, as a bunkmate. He fought through the war until the destruction of Lee's army in April 1865; was stabbed through the body with a bayonet and survived (evidence implicates the battle of Sayler's Creek for this event). Wounded previously in the Lynchburg Campaign and battle of Winchester, Sep. 1864. May his memory be treasured by his children as long as there is an America for them to live in.

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George Dale Pyle was born April 10, 1844 son of Moses and Mary Pyle. George D. Pyle was killed in action on April 8, 1865 at Appomatax Station, Va

I am the great-great granddaugher of Private Joseph M. Baxter. He was wounded at Second Kernstown, Virginia, as a result died of blook poisoning. He is buried in the West Virginia section at Antietam National Cemetery.

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