67th North Carolina Infantry

Promoted and transferred from the 2nd Regiment to this unit after the battle of Gettysburg. Relative through marriage to the Whitford family.

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Aquired information from NC State Archives.

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William was 20 years old when he joined at Newbern, Craven Co. NC on 20 August 1861 to help defend his homeland from invasion. Enlisting in 1st Co. I NC Light Artillery. On 15 April he is admitted to the CSA Hospital #4 at Wilmington NC for acute bronchitis. On 15 April 1863 he is transferred to Co.A 67th Regiment NC Infantry.

James' Co A 1st NC Light Arty was transferred to the 67th NC Infantry on 28 March 1863. He was promoted to the rank of Captain . Commanding was Col. J.N. Whitford. James' war time experience destroyed his health and he died at age 30. He never married and in his will he left his small estate to his mother. He was from Craven County NC.

Thomas enlisted 7 Oct. 1861 at Camp Gaston, near New Bern NC. He was 18 years old. In March 1864 he was transferred into Co A 67th Regiment, NC Troops. He was captured at Swift Creek NC on 26 April 1864 and sent to prison camp at Camp Hamillton Va. He is then sent to Point Lookout Md. and on to Aikins Landing where he was exchanged on 24 Fe. 1865. He died 10 June 1912.

went in as a private. Prisoner of War.Captured April 26 1864 from Swift Creek, Nc. Arrived May 9 1864 at Fort Monroe and transferred to Fort Delaware June 25 1864. Released on June 16 1865.

served in the carolina campaigns of 64 and was captured at the skirmish of haddock's crossroads and sent to point lookout maryland for remainder of the war.

Enlisted Dec 1863 Pension records Archives Raleigh, NC

Buried at the Confederate Memorial in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond VA.

My great-grandfather; Son of David and Betsy (GRAY) Lee of Lenoir Co.; married 1st Dicey HERRING(?), 2nd Nancy GOODSON, 3rd Mrs. Hannah (STROUD) Tyndall

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