ALLGOOD,
Coleman C.--Charles
MATTOCKS (Wife's 3rd great-granduncle), Private,
Co. G, 35th GA Inf Rgt, ANV, CSA, Enlisted February 28, 1862. Captured
at Spotsylvania, Va., May 12,1864. Died in (Union) prison. ALLGOOD,
Job B.--Charles
MATTOCKS (Wife's 2nd great-grandfather), Private,
Co. G, 35th GA Inf Rgt, ANV, CSA, Enlisted February 28, 1862. Died of measles
at Winchester, Va. October 11,1862.
ALLGOOD,
Samuel Y.--Charles
MATTOCKS (Wife's 3rd great-granduncle), Pvt/Corp.,
Co. K, 64th GA Inf Rgt, ANV, CSA, Enlisted April 20, 1863 as Private. Appointed
Corporal. Wounded through left hand, cutting off middle finger, at Hatcher's
Run, VA, March 6, 1865. At home on wounded furlough at close of war. ALLGOOD,
William F.--Charles
MATTOCKS (Wife's 3rd great-granduncle), Private,
Co. G, 35th GA Inf Rgt, ANV, CSA, Enlisted February 28, 1862. Wounded at
Seven Pines, Va. May 31, 1862.; Died at Richmond, Va. June 3, 1862. ARMISTEAD,
James M.--John
DAVIS Company H, 42nd, Georgia Infantry.
ARMISTEAD,
Joel Colley--John
DAVIS (1838-1918) Capt. Porter's CO., Georgia
Railroad Guards.
ARMISTEAD,
Martin Crawford--Joan
Armistead DEAN Grandson of John ARMISTEAD (War of 1812)
Martin was a Confederate Soldier in CO. K, 66th GA Infantry, Confederate
States Of America. He was born abt.1824 in Walton County, GA, &
died 19 JUL 1883 in Walton County, GA. Martin is buried on the Old
ADCOCK home place on Harmony Church Road, Good Hope, Georgia. Martin
wed Sophronia R. ADCOCK 02 AUG 1848 in Walton Co., GA. Sophronia
applied for a pension from Martin's military service, and received it.
They had a number of children, among them my grandfather, Jesse Jackson
ARMISTEAD, who married Mary Louvenia BROCKWELL. Post Civil
War Form--Doug
Blanks ARMISTEAD,
Thomas Macon--John
DAVIS (1843-1922), served in CO. H, 42nd GA Infantry.
ARMISTEAD,
Zachariah J.--John
DAVIS Company H, 42nd Georgia Infantry.
ATHA,
John Madison--Susan
Law FANN Charles, Rollie, & Samuel NEEDHAM's
brother-in-law. parents - Francis Warren ATHEY & Susan Swords (family name changes
here somehow) He was born about 1828 in Columbia Co., GA. I
don't know what unit he served in but he died on 7 JUL 1862 in Chimborazo
Hospital #5, Richmond, VA. He married Mary Elizabeth NEEDHAM on 5
May 1850 in Walton Co., GA.
B
BENTLEY,
James C.--Sandy
Lewis NOE Served in Capt. C. M. Jordan's Company,
Nesbet's Regt. GA Inf. which became Co.B, 66th Regt. GA Inf. 01 AUG
1863 on the muster roll at Camp Cooper, Macon, GA he was 28 years
old. He served as Sub-Enrolling Officer of Walton County GA. He was killed
at Atlanta prior to 15 SEP 1864. BOSS,
William Lumpkin--Vicki
LENBERG Pvt; Co. K 64th Regt Georgia Volunteer
Infantry, C.S.A. Walton County. He fought in the Battle of Ocean
Pond, Florida. BROACH,
HARRISON--Ginny
BREWTON Son of Charles Broach and Mary Polly Smith.
He was a grandson of Jones Broach, Revolutionary Soldier. Pvt. Co.
H 42nd Georgia. He was with his unit when they surrendered after
the Battle of Bentonville. He was 45 years old!
BROWN,
Singleton C.--Danny
MANUS Company D, 52nd Georgia (CSA) Confederate
States of America. He lived near Bethlehem (now Barrow County), GA.
BROWN,
William L.--Dot
COX CO K, 66th RegimentBorn 1 AUG 1822 in Georgia;
died 1 SEP 1899 in Walton County, GA. William married in 1844 to Elizabeth
R. BULLOCK.
BURSON,
George S.--Charles
MATTOCKS (Wife's 3rd great-granduncle), 2nd Lieutenant,
Co. H, 11th GA Inf Rgt, ANV, CSA, 2d Lieutenant July 3, 1861. Detailed
Acting Adjutant for 11th GA Inf Rgt. Killed at 2d Manassas, VA August 30,
1862.
BURSON,
Isaac W.--Charles
MATTOCKS (Wife's 3rd great-granduncle), 1st Sergeant,
Co. E, 9th Regt, GA State Guards, CSA. Died August 12, 1864.
C
CAMP, James Thomas--Wilma
THEDFORD James, and his brother, William Camp, joined
the Confederate Army on September 16, 1861 in Co. G. 35th Regt., Ga. Infantry.
From November 25th thru December 6, 1861, he was in the Petersburg hospital
with rubella. At one time he was listed as a nurse on special duty
in a hospital. At other times he was listed as a teamster and wagoner.
He was listed as wounded and discharged 4-9-1865,
at which time, he returned to his family in Walton County.
CAMP,
William--Wilma THEDFORD William, and his brother, James Thomas
Camp, joined the Confederate Army on September 16, 1861 in Co. G. 35th
Regt., Ga. Infantry.-- Private; September 16, 1861. Wounded
in 1864. Roll for February 28, 1865, last on file, shows him present.
No later record. He married 1st, Mahulda Keziah Shelnutt 6-24-1850,
2nd Mrs. Martha Jane Leach Black 10-27-1872, 3rd Missouri Peters 11-5-1874.
He died 7-6-1907 and he is buried in Haleyville, Ala. CLAPP,
Horace Hamilton, Jr.--Rudy
CLAPP My ancestors, Horace Hamilton CLAPP and
his son Horace Hamilton CLAPP, Jr. came from Massachusetts to Walton Co.,
GA some time between 1840 and 1850. They both served in Confederate
units. They later moved to Columbia County & Richmond Co., GA. CLAPP,
Horace Hamilton, Sr.--Rudy
CLAPP My ancestors, Horace Hamilton CLAPP and
his son Horace Hamilton CLAPP, Jr. came from Massachusetts to Walton Co.,
GA some time between 1840 and 1850. They both served in Confederate
units. They later moved to Columbia County & Richmond Co., GA. CLEGG,
John Perry Watson "J.P.W."--Steve
REEVES Born Oct 1830, died 17 Mar 1916;
buried near Pleasant Valley, Ga. Enlisted as a private in Company H, 36th Georgia Infantry,
Confederate States of America (C.S.A.) during the Civil War. His
enlistment was performed by A.P. ROBERTS on 24 Apr1862 in Dalton, GA. He
was shot during the war, carried shrapnel the rest of his life. Was captured
by the Union Army on 4 Jul 1863 during the battle of Vicksburg. Paroled
by Lt Col William P DAVIS, 23rd Regiment, Indiana Volunteer's in City Hospital,
Vicksburg, Ms. Captured a second time near Nashville, TN on 16 Dec 1864
& interned at Military Prison in Louisville, KY; discharge 21 Dec 1864
& sent to Camp Douglas, IL until released Jun 18, 1865 at the end of
the war. Upon release from the Union prison camp in Illinois, he came home
by train after the war. Returned to Georgia by way of the railroad south.
He earned a living by building rock chimneys, selling fruit trees, &selling
silverware. (To find his grave: follow Ga Hwy 11 south
toward Social Circle, turn left on Mt Paron Church Rd, turn right
on Pleasant Valley Rd, the road will sort of split like a "Y" to the left
on 1st Rd, go left, cemetery is just up the road in the trees and briars
behind the Everett house.)
COLLEY,
Francis Simeon--John
DAVIS Surgeon for the 11th Georgia Volunteer
Infantry Regiment from 12 July 1861 until 31 January 1862.
D
DANIEL, William 'Bill'--Donald
Dwight DANIEL Enlisted as a private in Company B, 1st
Georgia Reserves in January 1864. He served at Camp Sumter, Andersonville,
Ga. From a letter dated June 24, 1864 to General S. Cooper
Adjutant and Inspector General, Richmond, Va. from Jno. H. Winder, Brigadier-General;
We have here largely over 24,000 prisoners of war, and 1,205 very raw troops(Georgia
Reserves), with the measles prevailing, badly armed and worse disciplined,
to guard them; William was my great-grandfather.
E
EAST, Darius--Donnie
EAST Company F. 16th Ga. Infantry; Pvt. #16
Private Aug. 13, 1861. Captured at Gettysburg, PA on July 3, 1863. Paroled
at Fort Deleware, DE for exchange Feb. 1865. Received at Boulware &
Cox Wharves, James River, VA. March 12, 1865. ( Source - Roster of the Confederate Soldiers of Georgia 1861-1865
Index; To date Gravesite location Unknown...
EAST,
Thomas--Donnie EAST Private Mustered in 7-19-1861. Wounded
at Crampton's Gap, MD. 9-14-1862 Who is this ??? Both this person and Darius
are listed in Company F, 16th Regiment, GA Volunteer Infantry: "
Joe Brown's Rough & Ready "
EDGAR,
Matthew--Gina ALLEN Residence: Walton County, GA; Service
Record: Enlisted as a Private on 04 March 1862; Enlisted in Company G, 42nd Infantry Regiment
Georgia on 04 March 1862 ; POW on 04 July 1863 at Vicksburg, MS; Paroled
on 07 July 1863 at Vicksburg, MS; Received pay on 23 December 1863 at Marietta,
GA; Hospitalized on 28 February 1865 at Marietta, GA; Sources: Roster of Confederate Soldiers
of Georgia 1861-1865. (GARosterC) Published in 1955-58 by Longino &
Porter EDMONDSON,
Edmond Bolden--Dot
COX Born 1837 in Georgia; died in Walton County,
GA. Edmond fought with Company H, Walton Tigers, 42nd Regiment Georgia
Volunteer Infantry. He was a private on 04 MAR 1862; captured on
23 JUL 1864 at the Battle in Social Circle, GA. He was sent to Louisville,
KY on 09 AUG 1864, & then sent to Camp Chase the next day. Afterwards,
he was transferred to City Point, VA for exchange 04 MAR 1865.
Edmond married 1) Mary Frances DALLY about 1861, 2) Nancy MILES 26 FEB
1894 in Walton Co., GA. Edmond and Mary had these children: Alice,
William Thomas,Edmond Bolden, Johnny, Lillie, & a daughter, L.? (initial
is all that is known)
F
FORRESTER, James C.--Laura
B. FORRESTER James was a member of Comapny G, 42D Regiment,
Georgia Voluntary Infantry, Army of Tennessee, CSA (Confederate States
of America), Walton County, GA. A member of The Walton Blues.
James was born in 1823 in Walton Co., GA & died in 1883 in Walton County,
Georgia. James married
1) Martha MAYFIELD and 2) Mary A.J. ODOM in Walton County, GA.
He was the son of George W. FORRESTER.
FORRESTER,
William--Joyce
B. SLAUGHTER My great grandfather, William Isaac Forrester,
11th Regiment, Georgia Infantry, Co. H Entered CSA service as Private on July
3, 1861. Surrendered at Appromatox Courthouse, Virginia, April 9,
1865 Released as a prisoner of war at Appromatox
Courthouse, Virginia, April 10, 1865 He walked all the way back to Walton County,
GA b. January 1, 1845, d.March 28, 1909 He is buried, along with several other
CSA members, at Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church, Walton, County, Georgia FULLER,
John G. "Jack"--Danny
MANUS Born 1827; Died 1898. Company
G, 42nd Georgia, (CSA) Confederate States of America. He lived primarily
in the cut-off district (now Barrow County).
HAWK,
Ganaway--Carol
HAWK GA 42nd Inf. Co. H; born 1832 died in Richmond
VA from disease in 1862. Married to Ann A.E. Abercrombie 15 JUL 1852
Walton County GA; 3 children Florence Rebecca Hawk born 10 JUL 1855, Tolula
M. Hawk born February 1860 & William B. Ganaway Hawk born 15 JUL 1861.
HAWK,
Thornton Hillsman--Carol
HAWK GA 11th Inf. Co. H born 1843;
Son of Hillsman & Mahala Malcom Hawk, who lost three of five
sons in this war. Thornton died at the age of 19 without ever marrying.
HAWK,
Thurman A.--Carol
HAWK GA 11th Inf. Co. H born 1841;
Son of Hillsman & Mahala Malcom Hawk, who lost 3 of 5 sons in
this war. Thurman left behind a 3 year old daughter, Allender M.
Hawk, born 4 DEC 1859 & had lost his wife Sarah Ann Ivey 31 Aug 1861.
Hillsman & Mahala raised their granddaughter until their deaths Mahala
in 1865 & Hillsman in 1867.
HAYES,
Charels L.--John
Lowell HAYES Son of Leonard B. HAYES, Charles served
in the CSA-Confederates States of America. He survived the Civil
War and went on to have 2 daughters. Charles also had several brothers,
John B., & James (both died of disease in Virginia hospitals in 1862.
HEARN,
Stephen Thomas--George
J. HEARN, 111 Valiantly fought for Southern Independence
for 4 long years. He was born 11 May 1837 in Walton Co.
GA, the son of Walton County pioneers Stephen J. Hearn & Mary Glasson
Hearn who md in Walton Co. on 30 Sept 1830. ( Marriage Book B page 145)
. Stephen Thomas md Martha C. R. Camp (b 8 Jan 1842 in Walton Co., GA d
13 Oct 1918 in Walton Co. Ga. daughter of Russell and Martha"Patsy"
Shepard Camp) on 4 Sept 1856 in Walton Co. GA at the home of his wife's
stepfather John Adams. They were the parents of 8 children, viz S.
Emma Hearn,John Joseph Thomas Hearn, George Justus Hearn Sr, Martha A.
Susan Hearn,Warren Russell Hearn and Mary Ophelia Hearn all being born
& married inWalton Co. Ga. Stephen Thomas entered Co F, 16th
Regt. GA Vol. Infantry of the Army of Northern, VA as a private on 19 July
1861-He was wounded Knoxville, TN 29 Nov 1863. Captured and escaped
four times from Northern imprisonment. Records at Georgia Archives
evidence he was finally paroled Augusta, GA 23 May 1865. He was according
to his military records as well as family history "a rawboned Rebel
full of fight." They show he fought at Malvern Hill, Cramptons
Gap, Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, Fort Sanders,Wilderness,
Cold Harbor, Cedar Creek and Sailors Creek. Was with Gen. Robert
E. Lees troops at Appomattox but would not surrender. Captured again
and remained in Federal Prison until released after end of War in Augusta
Georgia. Refused to take Loyalty oath. Died 3 Dec 1912 in Walton
Co. GA "still hating Yankees." His grandson Lt. Gen. George Justus
Hearn, Jr. received among his many decorations the Confederate Medal of
Honor based on his grandfather's record of service. The scrivener
of this information Lt. Col. George J. Hearn 111 , Retired is a charter
member of Matthew Talbot Nunnally Sons of Confederate Veterans here in
Walton County entering on the service of his great grandfather Stephen
Thomas Hearn. Stephen Thomas attempted to farm after
the war however could do very little due to his wounds sustained in the
war and had to make ends meet during the week as a carpenter in the Atlanta
Area. Stephen Thomas is buried with his ancestors & many descendants
at the Mount Vernon Christian Church in Walton County, where his father,
mother and relatives were original charter members in 1842
HILLEY,
James Thomas--Nancy
GUEST Killed in the Civil War. Married
to Amanda FULLER in 1851.
HILLEY,
James William--Nancy
GUEST Born ca. 1825, son of Richard B. Hilley
and Elizabeth Shepherd Hilley; Married in Walton Co., 2 Jan 1845 to Martha E. McRae,
b.ca 1824 in Walton Co to Christopher & Margaret S.M. Davies McRae.
Although John and Martha were living in Butts County, GA at the time, John
enlisted in Co. C, 2d Rgt., GA Inf. from Walton County. He died of
typhoid fever 11 Sept 1864.
J
JONES,
William-- Co. K 64th Regt Georgia Volunteer Infantry,
C.S.A. Walton County. He fought in the Battle of Ocean Pond, Florida.
K
KNIGHT,
James M.--
L
LANDRESS, Eli--Glenda
GRANGE Mustered in 3/4/62 into "G" Co. GA 42nd
Infantry. Captured at Vicksburg, Mississippi 4 JUL 1863 and paroled there
6 JUL 1863. Furloughed for 60 days 28 FEB1865. Born in Walton Co.
in 1840. He married Selina Jackson or Adams. Eli died 1913 in Gwinnett
Co. Buried in the Old Suwannee Cemetery in Gwinnett Co., GA.
LANDRESS,
Mathew--Glenda
GRANGE Mustered into "G" Co. GA 42nd Infantry
on 4 MAR1862. He was surrendered on 26 APR 1865 at Greensboro, NC. He was
wounded 29 MAR 1865, in the head at Bentonville, N.C. He was born 16 DEC
1838 in Walton Co. GA. He died inDacula, Gwinnett Co. GA 14 APR 1919.
LANDRESS,
Robert Alexander--Glenda
GRANGE Mustered in 4 MAR 1862 "G" Co. GA 42nd
Infantry. Surrendered at Greensboro, N. C. April 26, 1865.
Born in Walton Co., GA, 15 June 1843. Married Martha EDGAR, 08 DEC 1866
in Walton Co.,GA. Robert died in Rome, Georgia, 05 JUL 1911.
LANDERS/LANDRESS,
Thomas--Glenda
GRANGE Mustered into "F" Co. GA 16th Infantry
on 19 JUL1861. He died 03 FEB 1898 in Ware Co. GA. He married
1st Permelia SIMMS 24 April 1858 in Walton Co. GA. He married 2nd, Selina
E. J. SMART 15 NOV 1869, in Columbia Co., FL
LECROY,
Thomas--Terry
HINCHCLIFF Supposedly signed the amnesty oath folowing
the Civil War
M
McDONALD,
A.J.--Frank
MITCHELL Son of Tilman & Nancy McDONALD; Married
Teresa
MITCHELL,
Augustus T.--Ginny
BREWTON Son of William Thomas Mitchell & Jedidah
Perkins. Co. K, 2nd Regiment Georgia State Line Militia. He
was 17 years old when he enlisted. He was at home at the end of the
war.
MITCHELL,
William Thomas--Ginny
BREWTON 4th Lieutenant, Co H, 4th Georgia.
He was a blacksmith and exempt from service due to that occupation.
He and his wife, Jedidah Perkins still had young children at home and had
2 sons already in Confederate Service. He enlisted and died in the
tragic Battle of Bentonville on Nov 22, 1861. It was the only serious
resistance Sherman encountered on his March to the Sea after
the Battle of Atlanta. This ill-fated unit consisted of old men and
young boys.
N
NEEDHAM, Charles B.--Susan
Law FANN Born 1827; parents - Leucritia WILLINGHAM
and Enoch NEEDHAM. He entered the Civil War on 3 JUL 1861 in Atlanta,
GA as a private into the Walton Infantry. Later this unit became
Company H, 11th GA Regiment of Infantry. He fell prey to typhoid
fever and was sent to Culpepper, VA hospital in Aug 1861. He died
on 14 Sept 1861. He was married to Rebecca GRIFFIN (daughter of John"Jack"
GRIFFIN and Rachel MOON) on 27 Nov 1844 in Walton Co.
NEEDHAM,
Rollie--Susan
Law FANN Son of Enoch & Leucritia Willingham
Needham; born 10 Dec 1835 in Walton Co.,GA. He served from
3 July 1861 to July 1864 in Company H, 11th GA Regt of Infantry.
He was severely wounded at the Battle of Second Manassas, VA on 30 Aug
1862. His wounds left him disabled & he was discharged 4 July 1864.
He married Mary Francis"Fannie" KENT on 11 Oct 1881 in Walton Co.
He died 1920 & is buried in Corinth Memorial Gardens.
NEEDHAM,
Samuel L.--Susan
Law FANN Brother toCharles B. (above) born 1834
in GA. He joined the Civil War on 1 Mar 1862. He was mustered
into Company G, 35th Regiment, GA Volunteer Infantry, known as the Walton
Sharpshooters. Muster roll of 28 Feb 1865 showed him at home on sick
furlough. There were no later records. He died before 1891
in Cullman Co., AL. He left Walton Co., GA sometime after the death
of his mother in 1881. He was married to Lucretia C. "Lucrecy" "Creasy"
GRIFFIN (sister to Rebecca, that married brother Charles) on 17 Dec 1857
in Walton Co., GA.
NEEDHAM,
William B.--Susan
Law FANN Born 1847 in GA; enlisted into the Walton
Sharpshooters,Company G, 35th Regt, GA Volunteer Infantry on 3 Feb 1864
as private. He was captured at Petersburg, VA on 3 April 1865.
He took the Oath of Allegiance on 15 June 1865 at Hart's Island, NY Harbor
& was released. He married Lucretia C. NEEDHAM, daughter
of Charles B. Needham.
O
O'KELLEY,
John P.--Jim 14 NOV 1830--25 JAN 1897 ;
buried n Hawkins Cemetery,Walton Co., GA Pvt.CO H, 42 REGT GA INF;
Confederate State Army
P
PARTIN,
Joseph--Danny
MANUS CO. E, 27 GA. REGT, out of Fayette Co.,
GA.
PRATHER,
Elisha Thomas--Ann
NICHOLSON Georgia Infantry, High Shoals Defenders,
Medlin's Ind. Co. Brother to Evans Pearson/Pierce PRATHER; Father
William M. PRATHER
PRATHER,
Evans Pierce--Ann
NICHOLSON Served in the Confederacy as part of the
Home Guard. Georgia Infantry, High Shoals Defenders,
Medlin's Ind. Co. Brother to Elisah Thomas PRATHER; Father William
M. PRATHER
PRATHER,
William M.--Ann
NICHOLSON Co. K 64th Regt Georgia Volunteer Infantry,
C.S.A. Walton County. He fought & was injured in the Battle of
Ocean Pond, Florida. Father of both Elisha Thomas & Evans Pearson/Pierce
PRATHER, also in the CSA
Q-R
REEVES, Dr. Thompson--Steve
REEVES Born 1 Dec 1838, died 11 Nov 1910. Military
Service: 3 JUL 1861 Place: Arnold's Cavalry Co, Light Duty Men, 1
May 1862 (Co D, 2 Reg't, Georgia Volunteer Cavalry) & Confederate Company
Muster Roll: Private, Co H, 11th Regiment, Georgia Volunteer Infantry,
(3 Jul - 31 Aug 1861, Sep - Oct 1861, and Nov -Dec 1861), enlisted in Atlanta
GA for period of war. Sent to Gen Hospital by Hospital Steward on
23 Sep 1861 & 6 Dec 1861. Discharged on surgeon's Certificate of Disability,
17 DEC1861, as recorded on Confederate Statement of Service Reference
Slip. 25 JAN 1915 Adjutant General letter: "Respectfully returned
to the Commissioner of Pensions, State of Georgia, Atlanta. The records
show that Thompson Reeves, private, Company H, 11th Georgia Infantry, C.S.A.,
enlisted 3 JUL 1861, at Atlanta, Georgia, and that he was discharged 17
DEC 1861, on a surgeon's certificate of disability."
RICHARDSON,William
A.--Sam RICHARDSON George JOHNSON's Company; Discharged 22
FEB 1864 for rheumatism; Married Malinda HAMMET.
S
SHEPHERD, Madison Campbell--Billy
& Sara SHEPHERD Born 17 OCT 1842; died 24 JUN 1931; buried
in Herndon Cemetery, Walton County, GA. Married to Martha A. ???
Panola Gaurds, CO G, Cobb's Legion, CSA
SORRELLS,
William G.--Dot
COX CO D, 2nd Regt. GA Volunteer Cavalry.
Born 1838, GA; died 26 JUL 1862, Chattanoga, TN. Killed in the Civil
War; Married to Rosa E. SORRELLS.
STOVALL,
Alvin D.--Jerry
STOVALL 2nd Lt.; Co. K 64th Regt Georgia Volunteer
Infantry, C.S.A. Walton County. He fought in the Battle of Ocean
Pond, Florida.
T
TUCKER, James M.--
U-V-W
WIGGINS, James T.--Charles
MATTOCKS (Wife's 2nd great-grandfather), Private,
Co. G, 42nd GA Inf Rgt, CSA, Enlisted Mar. 4, 1862, Captured at Vicksburg,
Miss. July 4,1863, and paroled there July 6,1863.; Wounded in arm at New
Hope Church, GA May 25,1864. Surrendered at Greensboro, NC Apr 26,
1865.
X-Y-Z
YOUNG, Elijah D.--Mary
Ellen DICKERSON Served in Cobbs Legion; Born 10 JAN 1842,
GA, son of Moses W. & Mary Edmonds/Edmondson YOUNG. Married Mary
Ann FARMER
YOUNG,
James Harrison--Mary
Ellen DICKERSON Served in Cobbs Legion; Son of Moses W.
& Mary Edmonds/Edmondson YOUNG.
